Secret Burials Sighted at Mount Calvary Cemetery
Police reported discovery of und uried infant bodies in Mount Calvary Cemetery Manchester New Hampshire. A fish-box with a full grown infant was found partly buried and dressed, indicating nighttime attempts by unknown, careless individuals. Dogs were seen dragging small boxes, and undertakers are urged to inter remains properly. A strict inquiry is underway.
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Manchester
N. H
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Seven Polander Laborers Die In Wild Rose Fire
Word from Amherst Wisconsin reports seven Polish laborers burned to death in a shanty blaze that destroyed their cabin in Wild Rose town Wausau county. They had been drinking Sunday with several beer kegs when the fire occurred.
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Amherst
Wis
Wild Rose
Waushera County
Weather forecast by region for New England and New York
Forecast for Wednesday calls for cooler conditions in western Maine and southern shifts, warmer in northern New Hampshire and Vermont by Wednesday evening with southeasterly winds. Massachusetts sees fair skies and cooler northeast with westerly winds turning variable. Rhode Island and Connecticut expect fair weather with slight cooling in the south and winds easing to variable. Eastern New York remains fair with westerly winds turning variable.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Riot Erupts in Bath Beaufort County Claiming Racial Violence
A Bath riot near Washington North Carolina on a Saturday night involved over a hundred intoxicated black individuals resisting arrests. Officers and deputies were wounded, two colored men were arrested, and one suspect was fatally shot as they fled toward Bayside. Police later bound over prisoners to court and militia units were ordered out to quell the unrest.
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Washington
N. C
Bath
Beaufort County
Bayside
Thomas Bonner
Missing Salem Man Believed Drowned After Yacht Return
Philip St. Pierre, 20, boarded a yacht on Palmer street with friends and did not return to the vessel. Esdras St. Pierre identified a boat and cap found by Captain Frye as his brother's. The harbor was dragged for a body near Baker's Island with no success.
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Salem
Philip St. Pierre
Harbor Street
Palmer Street
Esdras St. Pierre
Frye
Jennie Lind
Baker's Island
Philip
Smuggling Ring Ships Chinese Corpses Across Borders
Montreal reports a gang of Chinese smugglers operating nationwide. From Vancouver to Quebec they ship, disguise, and conceal men as women, transport them in ventilated coffins to St. John New Brunswick, then to Vanceboro Maine for distribution across the United States. Police expect arrests soon.
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Montreal
Vancouver
Quebec
St. John
N. B
Vanceboro
Kohl Offers Chicago Times Herald Post To Eckels
H H Kohl sa samt the new owner of the Chicago Times Herald offered Mr Eckels the comptroller of the currency a near ten thousand dollar yearly salary to move to Chicago as financial editor. He chose to stay in his current office until Cleveland's term ends.
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Washington
H. H. Kohlsaat
Chicago Times-Herald
Eckels
Chicago
Cleveland
Athletic Games at Uxbridge Set for May 30
The Worcester County C. T. A. Union of Uxbridge will stage athletic games on May 30 at Uxbridge under the permission of the N. E. authorities.
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Uxbridge
Worcester County C. T. A. Union
N. E
Gas Grab Shifts Five Boston Gas Boards
J Edward Addicks led a midnight return to Boston for a meeting that elected new directors across five Bay State Gas companies. Thomas W Lawson and Gen Sam Thomas join the boards while Hon M M Cunniff gains a seat. Matthews is not re elected.
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J. Edward Addicks
New York
Bay State
Providence
Addicks
Thomas W. Lawson
Parker C. Chandler
Bordman Hall
Mercantile Trust Company of New York
Supreme Court of New York
Boston Gaslight Company
Lst
Boston Gas Light Company
F. P. Addicks
C. R. Todd
J. Edward Addie
Wilder M. Bush
Posmentel
Eae
Charles
Aille
Toad
Mue
Ie Dicks
Walter R
Adieu Samuel Thomas
South Kereny
W. E. J. Dillaway
Edwardddicks
Walter Addicks
Ee Little
Samuel Thomas
Roxbury
Samuel Little
F. P Addicks
Wil Or
M. Oee R. Todd
J. Rivers Addicks
E. L. Dillaway
Walter R. Addicks
Samuel ‘Th Thomas
State Gas Light Company
Samuel Itle
W. E. L. Dillaway
Hana M. Bush
I. Re Addicks
M. M. Cunniff
Samuel Homas
Dorchester Gas Company
N. J. Rust
W. B. L. Dillaway
J. Ed- Sere Addicks
Fred P. Addicks
Walter R. Addks
Bay State Company
Boston Gas Companies
Income Bondholders’ Committee
Frederick Coudert
Mercantile Trust Company
Thomas
Boston
Lawson
General Thomas
Matthews
Governor's Choice for Boston Police Board Sparks Protest
Boston readers discuss Governor's plan to appoint Charles P. Curtis Jr. to the Boston Police Board. The controversy centers on Curtis's residency, as critics say he is Swampscott-based and not a Boston voter, challenging the two-year Boston residency requirement. Protest is anticipated across the city if appointed.
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Charles Pelham Curtis, Jr
Gloucester
Boston
Commonwealth
Curtis
Charles P. Curtis, Jr
Board of Police
Nahant
Swampscott
Goveror
Oes
Mrs Parnell in Critical Condition in Bordentown
Mrs Parnell suffered convulsions every ten minutes and was believed near coma with death possible at any moment in Bordentown New Jersey on April 23. Dr Shipps notified Frederick Tudor of Boston her cousin and closest relative in the United States.
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Bordentown
N. J
Parnell
Shipps
Frederick Tudor
Boston
Modifications to China Japan Peace Treaty Aired
Shanghai dispatch says Pekin changes to the treaty open five new ports. Nankin replaces Pekin as a port and Woochow on the East Canton River replaces Huchow. Wei Hei Wei to be garrisoned by Japan at China's expense for years. Nankin had not been proclaimed open previously.
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London
Central News
Shanghai
Woochow
East Canton River
China
Outlaws Executed In Guadalajara Prison Yard
Fe liciano Marianes and Maurico Rivera, two notorious west coast outlaws, were executed in the Guadalajara prison yard yesterday morning. Sir soldiers fired in unison as the men knelt beside the church, receiving graveside shots followed by final bullets on the bodies.
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ST. Louis
Mec
Guadalajara
Mexico
Feliciano Marianes
Maurico Rivera
Corn Millers Increase Sack Price Amid Grain Rise
A meeting of the Corn Millers Association in Leeds decided to raise the price of mill products by 2 shillings per sack due to the higher cost of American grain.
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London
Corn Millers’ Association
Leeds
Sixteen year old Doherty sentenced for church arson
James A. Doherty was sentenced in the Superior Criminal Court by Judge Sherman to the Massachusetts Reformatory for arson. The youth admitted to setting the St. Peter's Church fire on Meeting House Hill during March. The term is indefinite but inmates are held at least ten months.
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James A. Doherty
Superior Criminal Court
Sherman
Massachusetts Reformatory
Doherty
St. Peter’s Church
Meeting House Hill
Reformatory
Pickpocket Ward Sentenced Five Years in State Prison
In Superior Criminal Court yesterday Judge Sherman sentenced Joseph Ward a professional pickpocket to five years in the State prison. He was convicted of two offences on February 19 on Washington street one for attempting to steal from an unknown man and one for stealing a pocketbook and $1 from May Ivers.
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Superior Criminal Court
Sherman
Joseph Ward
Ward
May Ivers
Washington Street
Grey says Hawaii ex-queen imprisonment not government issue
In London the House of Commons heard Sir Edward Grey state that the government cannot interfere with the imprisonment of ex-Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii. An annuity of 4000 pounds was voted to ex-queen.
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London
House of Commons
Thomas Esmonde
Edward Grey
Liliuokalani
Hawaii
Night watchman’s marriage ties tragedy to drowning death
A 19 year old Scottish maid Annie M Calder left the Crawford House at 4 AM after writing letters of intent to self harm and love life heartbreak. Police found two letters and traces suggest she may have died by suicide in the Charles River near West Boston bridge. Witness Michael Murray saw a woman drowning at dawn, with investigators weighing the theory that Annie Calder is the victim.
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Annie M. Calder
Crawford House
Probesy
Charles River
Post Publishing Company
Michael Murray
West Boston Bridge
Charles
Wescott
West End
Charlies
Annie
The
Crawford
Bonnie
the Charles
Cambridge
Harbor
Court Street
Bowdoin Square
Cambridge Street
George Calder
Broadway
New York
Rimbach
Annie Calder
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Ladies’ Orchestra
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Spitz Bros. & More
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ST Long
Ton Street
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