Alleged Fentans Sought in New York and Liverpool Case
Private detectives at New York piers pursued Lawrie Marks, wanted in Liverpool for forgery tied to boxer Dick Burge. The British government seeks several men linked to the Exchange Buildings and Liverpool Town Hall explosion and fire. Passengers report fire brigade Superintendent Thomas said the destruction came from a timed infernal machine near brokers oils. John Lee, keeper of the Exchange, suspects Irish Americans meeting at the emancipated slaves monument.
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New York
Lawrie Marks
Liverpool
Dick Burge
Exchange
Liverpool Town Hall
Etruria
Thomas
Fire Brigade
John Lee
Stage Talk and Boston Theaters This Week 1902
Julia Marlowe to present Electra in New York with edits for anti clerical content. Annie Clarke hosts a Brookline reception. Boston venues feature Elsie De Wolfe The Way of the World and The Royal Prisoner with Susette Willey. Other shows include Sky Farm at the Museum, The Red Kloof, Fiddle Dee Dee, Israel Zangwill’s Children of the Ghetto, and David Harum at the Colonial Theatre during Christmas week.
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New York
Electra
Spain
South American
Miss Marlowe
Annie Clarke
Sky Farm
Providence
Garrick Theatre
Glyde Fitch
Shakspere
Victoria Theatre
Elsie de Wolfe
Fitch
Sadie Martinet
Mr. Fitch
Iago
Cassie
Chicago
Frank Daniels
Miss Simplicity
Ashmont
Bob Barnet
Phebe Davies
Ella Hugh Wood
Boston
Susette Willey
True S. James
Grand Opera House
Miss Willey
Israel Zangwill
Lothrop
Bowdoin Square
Bijou
Knighthood
Colonial
Bertha Galland
Hollis
William Faversham
Louis Mann
Clara Lipman
Red Kloof
Park Theatre
Crabtree
Columbia
Picchiani
Keith
Staley
Birbeck
Boston Music Hall
Howard
Burke Brothers
Wise Mike
Meeker-Baker
Grace la Rue
Virginia Lee
Stantons
Maggie Bennett
Marie Revere
Gilbert Girard
Katherine Irwin
Bonnie Thornton
Leah May
Austin & Stone
Walthour
van Bill
Nickelodeon
Pacific
Harry Clay Blaney
Philippines
Peate
William H. Crane
David Harum
Colonial Theatre
Marconi’s Atlantic tests draw praise and questions
From St Johns to Newfoundland, Mr. Marconi explains his trans ocean signals and plans a 200 foot pole at Cape Spear. Officials, including Governor Boyle and Premier Bent, will review tests while weather may boost signals. Cable interests warn wireless is not yet a rival to ocean cables.
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N. J
Newfoundland
Mr. Marconi
Cavendish Boyle
Marconi
Cape Spear
Boyle
Bent
England
Ireland
Philippines
Howen
Substantial recognition of the colony's appreciation
A fragment notes strong esteem for an unnamed individual's work within a colony. The line hints at broad gratitude and ongoing regard, suggesting a formal acknowledgment or ceremonial praise without detailing the context or person. The readable text conveys reverence but lacks specific names, dates, or places.
Marconi plans large wireless station at St Johns
Signor Marconi reports successful kite experiments at Signal Hill showing signals clear at 400 feet. He will suspend kite tests for a large station in St Johns costing about 60000 dollars with towers and wires, then return to England for equipment shipments. Cornwall and Cape Cod stations suffered damage from storms and delays.
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Cornwall
Atlantic
Engand
Mass
The
Lizard
Eng
New York Herald
ST. John's Harbor
Newfoundland
England
John
Send
Cable men hail Marconi signal across Atlantic
New York dispatch notes Commercial Cable Co president George G. Ward praising Signor Marconi for signaling across the Atlantic. Ward called the feat remarkable and a marvellous achievement, and noted the potential commercial value of the technology.
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New York
George G. Ward
Commercial Cable Company
Signor Marconi
Atlantic
Marconi
Newfoundland
England
Great Peter the giant Rostock snake dies in arena fight
Great Peter, the 36 foot long import weighing 3 feet in circumference, perished after clashing with a hog in Rostock’s animal arena. The snake, valued around $1000, had devoured hundreds of rodents and rabbits during fasting periods and was fatally struck by the hog after a protracted struggle.
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Great Peter
Rostock
Peter
Mr. Bostock
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