British breach of etiquette over censorship testimony
Washington report states the British embassy wrote directly to Senator Kellogg denying witnesses testified to a British censorship on cable messages. Officials said the embassy would be asked for an explanation and noted the incident was closed after Guatemala’s Dr. Bianchi apologized and explained.
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Washington
Kellogg
Senate
United State
Great Britain
Department
Llogg
Davis
Merle-Smith
Fred K. Neilson
Sellogg
Ema
Julio Janchi
Moses
Newshire
Senor
State Partment
Caby
Atemala
State Department
Dr. Bianchi
Mnister
Androscoggin Mills to Pay 100 Percent Stock Dividend
Local holders in Biddeford and Lewiston will vote at a special meeting in Lewiston on December 30 to approve a $1,000,000 increase in capital stock that will be distributed as a 100 percent stock dividend to current shareholders.
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Biddeford
Androscoggin Mills
Lewiston
Lewn
Boston Marine Private Colemans Two Million Dollar Wife Tale
Tulsa residents chase a Boston tale about Marine Private Andrew Willis Coleman claiming over two million dollars and seeking a wife for love not money. Local checks found no verifiable residence or connection to Tulsa.
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Tulsa
Okla
Boston
Andrew Willis Coleman
Coleman
Marine claims vast fortune tied to Coleman family
The marine said Coleman money comes from oil wells in the region and that Andrew W. Coleman is not a relative. Local Coleman branches include John, James, Lucy, and Mandy, with no corroboration of Andrew Willis Coleman or Mrs. Mellera of Cape Girardeau. Birth records in Charleston show a possible father George Coleman but no reliable records.
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J. M. Gordon
Coleman
The
Marine
Colemans
Andrew W
John
James Coleman
Lucy Coleman
Mandy Coleman
T. Mellera
Cape Giarardeau
Missouri
Mellera
Andrew Willis Coleman
Charleston
George Coleman
President to Have Quiet Christmas Celebration
Preparations were made at the White House for a quiet Christmas due to President Wilson's condition. The President began distributing turkeys to White House employees, a precedent set by President Arthur, with nine barrels received for the purpose. Hollys and greens decoration was underway.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Arthur
Joyful clemency for three West Orange boys
In West Orange New Jersey Recorder John B Lander softened a mischief case by suspending a Christmas punishment. The trio had been ordered to receive no gifts participate in Yuletide events and be in bed by 6 30 pm but citizens opposed the severity and Santa Claus was notified as Christmas approached.
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West Orange
N. J
John B. Lander
Santa Claus
Part Owner of the Delawana Dead in Halifax Regatta
W C Smith, part owner of the Nova Scotian schooner Delawana, who was stricken with paralysis during the international fishermen's regatta off Halifax last fall, died here today at the age of 66.
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Delawana
Lunenburg
W. C. Smith
Halifax
Blackie and Nicodemus Church Cats Stir Mt Vernon Beliefs
The Mt Vernon Congregational Church in Back Bay hosts two cats Blackie and Nicodemus who challenge the idea of church mice. They live with the minister Rev Sidney Lovett and deacons, entertaining parishioners with mischief during sociables and Sunday school. Holy terrors is a fitting nickname for their lively presence.
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Blackie
Nicodemus
Mt. Vernon Congregational Church
Beacon and
Massachusetts Avenue
Sidney Lovett
New England
Mt. Vernon
Yeggs Stage Riverside Cambridge Robbery Spree
Two men robbed a coal truck driver on Windsor street Cambridge and fled with about 100 dollars. Police later arrested two colored men Joseph A Thompson and Archibald F Miller found rifling pockets of John Beagin with 17 dollars and a watch recovered. Beagin held until recovered.
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Windsor Street
Cambridge
Joseph W. Friel
Cambridge Street
John Conley
Amory Street
Friel
Conley
J. P. O'Neil
Somerville
Joseph Donoghue
Central Square
Austin Street
Essex
Prospect Streets
Joseph A. Thompson
Market Street
Archibald F. Miller
Elm Street
John Beagin
Stoughton
Two St John's Firemen Die in Theatre Fire
In St John’s Newfoundland two firemen were killed and four injured when a wall collapsed during a blaze that destroyed the Star Theatre. The disaster left the theater buried under debris and caused about 50 000 dollars in damage.
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St. John’s
ST. John's
N. F
Dee
Star Theatre
New York Crime Wave Subsiding Amid Tough Measures
New York officials report a drop in crime as police activity increases. Judges in the Court of General Sessions sent eighty four men back to jail after raising bail amounts beyond their ability to post. Bail forfeitures totaling $150 000 were ordered against offenders who failed to appear.
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New York
Court of General Sessions
Christmas Music Plans in Greater Boston Churches
Elaborate Christmas music programs are arranged for Protestant churches across Greater Boston with festive decorations. Rev. Isaac Ward presides at First Church Boston with Professor J Henry Ripley directing. Services at various churches include Christmas Day at 10 30 am and Sunday services at 10 30 am, with additional carol and Nativity pageant offerings.
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Greater
Boston
Isaac Ward
J. Henry Ripley
Berkeley
Marlboro
Charles £. Park
Lucius R. Paige
Porter Square
Cambridge
Universalist Church
Christmas services and music across churches in Boston area
Christmas schedule includes multiple services at Cathedral Church of St Paul with 12 10 start and 11 30 a m Holy Communion. Brim Mer and Mt Vernon streets Advent church hosts 8 p m vesper, 7 8 9 10 10:30 a m on Christmas, Trinity Church Copley square holds 3 p m Christmas tree service, Greenwood Methodist Dorchester has 7 a m service, First Presbyterian Belmont Street hosts 10 30 a m service. Choir of 60 men and boys directs, soloists named.
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St. Stephen's
Decatur Street
South End
Trinity Church
Newton Centre
St. John's Episcopal Church
Roxbury
Brimmer
Mt. Vernon Streets
Copley Square
Charles Bennett
Clarence Shirley
Ralph Ward
Winslow Rouse
Epworth League
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
Probe Clues To Lost Boy
New Bedford police pursued the latest clues in the disappearance of James F. Collins Jr. Inspectors questioned Annie Hatch after she report heard cries and three gunshots in Plainville woods. Tony Souza said he followed a uniformed boy he thought might be a federal officer. A volunteer shotgun search was launched near Long Pond on a spirit-guided lead.
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New Bedford
James F. Collins
Annie Hatch
Plainville Woods
Tony Souza
Souza
William R. Grindrod
Ashley
Long Pond
Boston Broker Moseley Dies in Newburyport at 72
Charles W. Moseley a Boston stock broker died at his Newburyport home aged 72. A native of Newburyport he served as trustee for the William O Moseley bequest and distributed over a half million dollars for public purposes including library enhancements and the tuberculosis hospital. He was a trustee of the public library.
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Boston
Newburyport
Charles W. Moseley
William O. Moseley
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