South Boston Cadets Discipline Causes Tense Friction
In South Boston High School cadets a dispute over a private wearing an officer’s uniform at a cadet ball led to disciplinary actions. Captain Thomas A McDonald was reprimanded while Lieutenant George Lusardie was reduced in rank and Lieutenant Joseph L Sheehan was indefinitely suspended for loaning his uniform to a private. Cadets fear impact on spring prize drill and debate whether Lusardie should have had a hearing.
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South Boston High School
Thomas A. M'Donald
George Lusardie
Joseph L. Sheehan
South Boston
George H. Benyon
Joseph J. Sheehan
Thomas A. McDonald
Colonel Benyon
Taylor Jones
Sheehan
Lusardie
Jones
Benyon
Small
McDonald
Boston
Tousardie
Bronze statue of Emerson memorial planned in Concord
Announcement yesterday states a bronze statue memorial for Ralph Waldo Emerson to be placed in front of Concord Public Library. A committee led by Moorfield Storey and Charles Francis Adams Jr aims to raise about 25,000 dollars with Daniel C. French chosen as sculptor. Concord citizens support the project to honor Emerson’s life and influence.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Concord
Concord Public Library
Moorfield Storey
Charles Francis Adams
Henry L. Higginson
John S. Keyes
Daniel C. French
Shah's Son May Cause Revolt In Persia
Advices from Persia report a split between Mullahs and the Shah, with Southern Persia in focus. The Shiraz governor, the Shah's favorite son's misrule, prompts foreign diplomats to demand a Tehran inquiry. Diplomats warn that failure to remove the governor could spark open revolt.
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ST. Petersburg
Persia
Shiraz
Teheran
Milford Ry Gets New Trial for Juror's Talk
Worcester, Feb. 9. Judge Pierce set aside a $293.20 verdict in James F. Carey versus the Milford and Uxbridge Street Railway Co. and ordered a new trial. An affidavit by Thomas J. Elliott, Hopkinton motorman, says Carey and juror Fred I. Ballou discussed the case on his car before and after the trial.
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Worcester
Pierce
James F. Carey
Milford and
Ex-Commissioner of Education Gen John Eaton Dead
Washington February 9 General John Eaton a Civil war veteran and noted educator died here today aged 77 He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1854 and Andover Theological Seminary He served as United States commissioner of education for 16 years Eaton a New Hampshire native leaves a widow and three children
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John Eaton
Washington
Dartmouth College
Andover Theological Seminary
United States
Cape Cod Bill Sent to House for Pilgrim Monument
A bill to fund a Pilgrim memorial on Cape Cod near Highpole Hill Provincetown advanced after a brief hearing. Barnstable county towns may contribute up to 5000 each toward a 100000 goal, with 55000 already secured and 25000 state grant possible if matched. Proponents included Senator Harding H H Baker and Osborne Nickerson.
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Cape Cod
Legislative Committee
Barnstable County
Provincetown
Wellfleet
Truro
J. Henry Sears
Washington
Congress
Pilgrim Memorial
Bunker Hill Monument
Highpole Hill
Senator Harding
Chatham
H. H. Baker
Osborn testifies Mann wrote O K and WD M in perjury case
Albert S. Osborn a Rochester handwriting expert testifies in the Mann perjury hearing that he believes Colonel Mann editor of Town Topics wrote the disputed characters O K and W D M on a letter of Count Reginald Ward. He adds the writing appears carelessly done and not simulated.
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New York
Albert S. Osborn
Rochester
N. Y
William D. Mann
Town Topics
Mann
O. K
Reginald Ward
FARNWORTH SHOE PIONEER DIES IN MAINE AT 79
Benjamin B. Farnsworth a leading Maine shoe industry figure dies in Portland at age 79. He served as president and treasurer of the B. B. Farnsworth Shoe Company and belonged to St Alban Commandery Knights Templars. Survived by a widow and four children including Mrs Ada Clifford Edward C and Benjamin H Farnsworth of Portland and Mrs J E Daniels of Newton Centre Mass.
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Portland
Benjamin B. Farnsworth
Maine
B. B. Farnsworth Shoe Company
St. Alban Commandery
Knights Templars
Ada Clifford
Edward C
Benjamin H. Farnsworth
J. E. Daniels
Newton Centre
Mass
Carpenter Complaints in Larceny Case
Levi Murdough and Gordon Gass, both of Watertown, were arrested by Boston inspectors on a warrant charging larceny of carpenter tools and silver spoons valued at 45 dollars from Albert Bb. Murdough resided at 5 Russell court and Gass at 10 Williams street.
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Levi M. Murdough
Russell Court
Gordon
Gass
Williams Street
Watertown
Boston
Albert Bb
Murdough
Pritchett Publishes Religious Lectures for MIT Students
Henry S Pritchett president of MIT releases What Is Religion a four lecture volume from Houghton Mifflin dedicating it to curious students. He argues religion and science are not irreconcilable and urges open minded Bible study while noting church membership is helpful but not indispensable.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Henry 8. Pritchett
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Pritchett
Tech
Mself
Rockefeller Yacht Sighted at Key West on Feb 4
Racine Wis Feb 9 A private yacht with John D Rockefeller aboard lay at Key West Fla on Feb 4 Viggo Hansen a Racine businessman travelling in the South says he sat at the next table to Mr Rockefeller at a Key West hotel The yacht’s next stopping place could not be learned
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Racine
Wis
John D. Rockefeller
Key West
Fla
Viggo Hansen
Watch Theft Suspect Sughrue Nabbed After Night Out
West End character Stephen J. Sughrue, 26, was arrested by Officer Peter Norton on charges from Stanislaus Lassata and brothers of Centre street Milford. They alleged Sughrue stole a silver watch, chain, and $1 after meeting at a Cambridge street resort. The missing watch was later found in an alleyway beside the house.
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West End
Stephen J. Sughrue
Peter Norton
Stanslaus Lassata
Centre Street
Milford
Lassata
Sughrue
Cambridge Street
Lassatas
Norton
Stanilaus
Vermonter Masons Leader Takes His Own Life With Two Revolvers
Julian C. Stone, 45, a prominent Vermonter and Mason, died today at his Westford home by firing two revolvers placed beside his head. Despondency from ill health believed to be the cause. He leaves a wife and several children.
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Westford
Julian C., Stone
Lodge of Masons
Stone
Pastor Seeks Peace in Hub Bedford AveTabernacle
New York February 9 Rev H N Brown pastor of Bedford Avenue Pentecostal Tabernacle Williamsburg resigned after alleging dissatisfaction with treatment and church management He left for Boston yesterday The church once prospered under Rev J J White known as the marrying parson Members would not discuss reports of a heated church meeting Wednesday evening
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New York
H. N. Brown
Bedford Avenue
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Shah
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Ment
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Haddock
Finnan Haddie
Henry S. Pritchett
John D
Mr. Rockefeller
Say Sughrue
Williamsburg Tabernacle
Crocery Dept
Austin
Cilsey
St. Ans
Y. City
Duncan
Mar. Pierrepont
Gilsey
West
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B’way
Parker’s
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