French cabinet formed under Meline in Paris
Paris dispatch reports M. Felix Jules Meline has newly formed a practical cabinet. Key appointees include Hanaux as foreign affairs minister, Barthou interior minister, Billot war minister, Besnard marine, Cochery finance, and Rambaud public instruction. Some posts awaiting selection, program to be read in the Chamber Thursday. Meline, born 1848 in Romiremont Vosges, has long guarded Vosges interests and led agriculture tariffs amid a protectionist stance.
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Paris
M. Meline
M. Hanaux
Dr. Barthou
General Billot
Admiral Besnard
M. Cochery
M. Rambaud
M. Felix Jules Meline
Romiremont
Vosges
National Assembly
Gambetta
Ferry
Chamber of Deputies
Floquet
Ministry of the Interior
Brisson
Meline
Chamber
Constans
Rhine Valley
Grand Duchy of Baden
Alsace
Corsica
Council General of
Lynn Republicans denounce prize fights in city
Lynn April 28 A Lynn Republican Club meeting condemned the brutal prize fighting tolerated in the city. The resolutions urged the mayor to end such depictions, criticizing Lynn authorities for allowing public fights and immoral exhibitions. Speaker Browne defended the club’s stance during the session led by Colonel William M. Olin.
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Lynn
Bessom
Republican Club
Board of Aldermen
William M. Olin
William Austen Browne
Browne
Lynn Officials Criticized for Inaction at City Meeting
Citizens condemn mayoral inaction over crime and indecent billboards. They say Life and property in Lynn are unsafe as boxing shows continue with licenses still granted. Key speaker demands a copy of resolutions reach Mayor Browne and City Marshal Wells to enforce order.
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Lynn
Republican Club
Wells
Browne
Music Hall
Billy Ernst
Eddie Connolly
John Butler
Lydn
Pickaninny
Grand April sale of pianos as Steinert firm moves
On April 29 at nine, a great removal sale of pianos and Aeolians begins at Steinert Hall premises. The firm moves to temporary quarters in the Masonic Temple opposite Boylston and Carver streets, due to a three million dollar hotel project. Every instrument bears a red price, five year warranty, delivery free in New England, with discounts to clear stock under constraints of space. Must Hammond Die?
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Masonic Temple
Steinert Hall
Boylston and
Carver Streets
Steinway & Sons
Hardman
Gabler
Henning
Webster
Pease
Standard
Boston
New England
Sentenced in Pretoria Leaders of Reform Union Face Death
The Pretoria trial of John Hays Hammond and leaders of the Johannesburg Reform Union ended with five leaders sentenced to death for treason. Four Americans, including Captain Mein and Victor B. Clement, plus J. S. Curtis and Lawley, were fined 10000 dollars, jailed two years, and banished three years. Curtis’s case was noted as postponed. The report cites hopes for clemency from Kruger and Chamberlain.
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Pretoria
John Hays Hammond
Francis Rhodes
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Colony
George Farrar
Charles Leonard
Lionel Phillips
Johannesburg
Johannesburg Reform Union
Dr. Jameson
Reform Movement
Phillips
Rhodes
Farrar
New York
Lawley
Transvaal
Fretoria
Curtis
South Africa
Hammond
Boston
Maryland
California
Washington
Cleveland
Olney
Chamberlain
Kruger
Episcopalian Club Dinner At Brunswick
The Episcopalian Club of Massachusetts hosted a dinner at the Brunswick with Bishop Lawrence and many noted clergy and laymen in attendance. H. M. Lovering presided. speakers included Bishop Lawrence, W. J. Rainsford, Leighton Parks, and Canon Mason.
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Brunswick
Massachusetts
Bishop Lawrence
H. M. Lovering
Canon Mason
W. J. Rainsford
D. D
New York
Leighton Parks
Augustine Amory
Lucian N. Rogers
George L. Pine
C. J. Ketchum
W. H. Brooks
E. F. Shafter
L. C. Manchester
Thomas W. Nickerson
T. J. Lindsay
A. St. John Chambre
Morton Stone
E. Winchester Donald
S&s. W. Sherman
Weather Forecast For New England States Apr 28
Forecast for Wednesday calls for Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut generally fair with light coastal showers possible and variable winds. Maine New Hampshire and Vermont expect morning showers then fair weather with westerly winds turning variable.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Charles E Gibson Hart Struck by Elevator at Provident Trust
Charles E Gibson Hart president of the Provident Trust Company of 45 Milk Street was struck by an elevator in the building yesterday afternoon sustaining a compound fracture of the right leg He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
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Charles E. Gibson
Provident Trust Company
Milk Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Fire Rips Missouri Home. Three Die, Family Burned
John Manning and his wife and three children woke to flames that consumed the exit. Two children died, the third is fatally burned, the mother and Manning severely burned. Manning to recover. The incident occurred near Morehouse, Dexter, Missouri, on April 28.
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Dexter
John Manning
Morehouse
Manning
Fishermen Satisfied as Lobster Bill Fails
Gloucester shore fishermen express general satisfaction at the lobster bill's failure. Some approve the Legislature's action, while others advocate a close season similar to Maritime Provinces to prevent lobster extermination.
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Gloucbuster
Maritime Provinces
Italian Chamber Declares Deputies’ Seats Valid
The Chamber of Deputies in Rome ruled the seats of Dr Barbato and Signor De Felice Guiffrida valid despite imprisonment for complicity in Sicily Socialist riots. They were recently released under King Victor Emmanuel III’s amnesty decree.
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Rome
Dr. Barbato
Signor de Felice-Guiffrida
Chamber of Deputies
Sicily
Barbato
Signor de Felice- Guiffrida
Humbert
Strengthening Esquimalt Fortifications Stir Global Attention
A British army officer told a United Press representative that Esquimalt naval station in British Columbia has been quietly strengthened and equipped. He described it as one of the empire's most powerful naval bases with vast ammunition and war material, extensive impregnable fortifications, and a large corps of engineers. Expenditure is tremendous, signaling a planned Pacific stronghold.
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Halifax
N. S
United Press
Hesquimault
B. C
War Department
Admiralty
Pacific
Esquimault
Mine Collapse Entombs Forty in Chihuahua Rescue Under Way
A Chihuahua mine disaster leaves over twenty bodies recovered with more than forty still entombed. Rescue teams hear voices of trapped workers as efforts continue.
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ST. Louis
Chihuahua
Mexico
Prostrated Sister of Jamaica Plain Man Faces Death Sentence
Mrs. Hammond's sister Mrs. Broderick of Custer street Jamaica Plain lies prostrated with grief over the impending fate of Mr. Hammond. After weeks of hope for acquittal a death sentence shocks the family. A Post reporter called at Dr. Brod...
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Mrs. Hammond
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