Rome Greets King Edward in Grand Roman Welcome
King Edward arrived from Naples and was escorted by King Victor Emmanuel through packed streets. Five thousand Romans cheered as he appeared twice on a balcony with Queen Helena and Victor Emmanuel. The scene framed St Peter’s dome Garibaldi’s statue and Janiculum Hill. He later met the queen mother, hosted English residents, and dined with Italian royalty.
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Rome
Edward
Naples
Victor Emmanuel
Quirinal
Helena
Italy
St. Peter's
Janiculum
Garibaldi
Nero
Tyner Case to Grand Jury
Postmaster General Payne forwards to Attorney General Knox details on papers removed from the attorney general's office last Tuesday. He notes evidence suggests government papers were taken and urges the matter be referred to the U S attorney to present to the grand jury.
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Washington
Payne
Knox
Tyner
P. Ross Perry
L. P. Michener
Bristow
United States
H. C. Payne
20 Per Cent Dividend Declared For Central National Bank
Washington April 27 The comptroller of the currency has declared a 20 per cent dividend in favor of the creditors of the Central National Bank of Boston, making in all 8 per cent.
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Washington
Central National Bank of Boston
Babson Snubs the Aldermen in City Hall Row
The Boston Board of Aldermen debated the Old Colony roadbed contract with the city. City Solicitor Babson refused direct opinion, citing Corporation Counsel Bailey, as aldermen pressed for an honest legal reading. Debate included schoolhouse council opinions and a vote on idle-city-property sales. An 8 to 4 vote adopted the improvements committee report and an annuity for Captain Ready’s widow.
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Old Colony Rat Road
Board of Aldermen
Lomasney
Law Department
Ward 8
Babson
Committee On Public Improvements
Corporation
Bailey
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
State House
Corporation Councl
Corporation Coansel Bailey
Bromberg
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury
John Ready
Fire Department
Whittier Couple Mark Century Plus Six Years of Life
North Cornwall age 178 years 16 days marks milestone for John Hf Whittier born January 1814 and Mary C Hall born June 1818 married November 1840. Six children born. four living. He never sick a day. travels a mile and cuts wood for winter. She broke her hip last year but has recovered and helps a family of three.
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North Cornville
John Hf. Whittier
Mr. Whittier
Mrs. Whittier
Carey Huguley Suit Draws to a Close in 1900 Assault Case
The Carey versus Huguley et al suit over an assault at the HF Hotel Howard on February 3, 1900, neared its end in a crowded courtroom yesterday. Witnesses included Horace Cook, Patrolman Brown, and Frank Hanson who discussed license matters and ownership claims. New York resident Thomas Welly appeared as a contestant claiming to be a relative.
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H. W. Huguley
Carey
Colonel Huguley
Brown
Frank Hanson
Howard Hotel
Cronin
O'Connell
Thomas Welly
New York
Curleys and Fahy Demurrer Arguments in U.S. Conspiracy Case
Indictments in the U S Circuit Court accuse James M. Curley Bartholomew J Fahy Thomas F Curley James J Hughes of conspiring to defraud the United States. They alleged impersonation at a civil service examination for letter carrier positions. Judge Brown held the demurrers. decision reserved.
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United States Circuit Court
James M. Curley
Bartholomew J. Fahy
Thomas F. Curley
James J. Hughes
United States
Brown
Curleys
Claimant for John Kelly's $30,000 suit in SJC
A laborer John Kelly who lived at 19 North Grove Street died last July. After death he was found to possess $20,000, leaving a dispute over a $30,000 claim now on trial before Mr. Justice Hammond in the Supreme Judicial Court. No relatives were known.
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Justice Hammond
Supreme Judicial Court
John Kelly
North Grove Street
Kelly
Case of Duane About Ready for the Jury
Dedham April 27 James C Duane, charged with manslaughter in killing his father in law John Lehneman, finished testimony claiming self defense. Duane's witnesses described Lehneman's habit of heavy drinking. The case likely to be ready for the jury tomorrow.
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Dedham
James C. Duane
John Lehneman
Duane
Lehneman
Judge Stevens Sentences In Several Superior Criminal Cases
Judge Stevens, presiding in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday afternoon, delivered sentences in several cases. Richard Ford, described as a lame colored man, was charged with keeping a house of ill repute.
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Judge Stevens
Superior Criminal Court
Richard Ford
Reform School Term For Young Suspect In Theft Case
A 20 year old with a clean record received a reformatories sentence after a mother pleaded for leniency. Edward J Portier, held for larceny, was noted by Assistant District Attorney Sughrue as linked to Michaelson and Connors, who drew longer terms. A Colombo Sick Fund theft case saw Peder T Shoecks indicted and held for trial.
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House of Correction
Edward J. Portier
Sughrue
Michaelson and Connors
Reformatory
Colombo
Peder T. Shoecks
Halifax Will Of Samuel J Morton In Probate Court
Judge Grant allowed Mortons will yesterday but it may return to court. Morton, once of West Newton Street and Nova Scotia native, is feared to leave an estate around 150000. Objections by Lydiard and Norton were withdrawn by agreement. Specific bequests include Halifax Association 160, and 500 to four Halifax charities. Beatrice Tupper and Adale Lyons receive a quarter each, Mrs A Middleton Sutherland a third.
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Samuel J. Morton
Grant
Morton
West Newton Street
Nova Scotia
George E. Lydiard
Charles Norton
Halifax Association
Halifax
St. Mark's Church
Beatrice Tupper
Adale Lyons
A. Middleton Sutherland
Cottage Park Yacht Club Lease Case Heard in Equity Court
The Cottage Park Yacht Club drew many noted yachtsmen to the Garden City yesterday as the Equity Court heard arguments on the lease. Judge Richardson took the matter under advisement.
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Cottage Park
Death of Coast Artillery Man Prompt Inquiry
William Jones of Boston’s Coast Artillery died at St Francis Hospital after an appendectomy. His mother and brother allege his wife’s statements about five patent pills may have caused the death and call for exhumation. Police defer to physicians. County Physician Rogers finds no proof and the case likely to be dropped unless new evidence emerges.
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Trenton
William Jones
St. .Francis Hospital
Jones
Seventh United States Coast Artillery
Boston
Oldest Vermont printer and his wife celebrate long lives
Woodstck Vermont April 27 Mr and Mrs David L Howe of this town are old enough to enjoy easy chairs He was born in Thetford Vermont on Feb 3 1817 and is now 86 Mrs Howe born in Woodstock Vermont April 9 1819 was 93 last April 19 Her health is good for her age He served three years in the War of the Rebellion Mr Howe is the oldest printer in the State He can do much work around the house and garden tending strawberries acorn apples vegetables and a nice posy bed
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Woodstock
David L. Howe
Howe
Oldest Married Couple Sought by Boston Post for Chairs
The Boston Post invites readers in New England to submit photographs and a 200 word sketch of the oldest married couple. Include birth and marriage dates, address, number of children, and notable life details. The winning couple will receive a Morris Chair and a Rocking Chair, delivered prepaid.
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Boston Post
New England
Post
Post, Loston
Mr. Weston to Pay Only for His Wife's Necessary Clothing
In the case C F Hovey Co v H E Weston judge Bolster ruled a separated husband is liable only for necessary clothing for his wife, not for items she deems suitable for her station. He will take more time to decide which articles were necessary. Mrs Weston testified that Weston left four months ago after a miserable marriage and she ran up the bill on his credit at Hovey's.
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C. F. Hovey & Co
H. E. Weston
Bolster
Minstrelsy to Please the Chelsea Veterans at Soldiers Home
A minstrel show will be given at the Soldiers Home in Chelsea tomorrow by William McConnell with assistance from Wpnest Faxon. Performers include Eugene Tilton, William McConnell, Benjamin Watson, Richard Nichols, Ernest G. Vaxen, A. G. McGrey, Robert I. Cram. The program features monologue by Madden, sketches by Cram and Tilton, a minstrel farce, libretto by Colonel Stone, lyrics by A B White, and a comedy sketch by Faxon and Watson.
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Chelsea
William McConnell
Wpnest
Faxon
Eugene Tilton
Benjamin Watson
Richard Nichols
Ernest G. Vaxen
A. G. McGrey
Robert I. Cram
George Ff. Madden
R. L. Cram
Ke.tilton
Frank Stone
A. B. White
Faxon and Watson
Testimonial on Cure by Cuticura Remedies Featured by Judge Finnemore
Robert Isaac Finnemore, Natal Supreme Court judge, reports severe eczema and hair loss improved by Cuticura. He notes prior treatment failed but hair regrew and skin improved after trying the remedies. His wife promotes them via Bible Women’s Society to assist the poor. Prices and global depots listed.
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Natal Supreme Court
Pietermaritzburg
Bible Women’s Society
The
Bible Women
Robert [Saac Finnemore
Natal
Charterhouse
London
E. C
Rue de la Paix
Aris
R. Towns & Co
Sydney
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation
Dole Proprietora
Boston
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