Japanese Ambassador Says War With United States Unthinkable
Baron Takahira, new Japanese ambassador to the United States, says there has been no change in Japan's attitude toward the U S and that war between the two friendly powers would be the most inhuman event in world history. He notes no break in historic cordial relations.
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Pacific
New York
United States
Japan
Baron Takahira
Etruria
Pacific Coast
Pier
Japanese Baron Sees War Talk as Naval Maneuver
Baron Takahira warns war talk is a newspaper tactic and calls the American fleet cruise a grand naval maneuver. He leaves for Washington to present credentials, stresses enduring US Japan friendship, and rejects war as inhuman and unlikely between their powers.
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Baron Takahira
Pacific Ocean
America
Washington
Roosevelt
Burglary Strikes Linnean Court Lodging House
Late Saturday night a tenement at 4 Linnean Court East Cambridge was entered and $130 stolen from lodger John Dortogier and a watch and chain from Andrew Sichura.
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Linnean Court
East Cambridge
John Dortegier
Andrew Sichura
Lost $40 at wedding in Cambridge house
Joseph Respaus of 60 North Margin Street Boston reported $40 stolen during a wedding at a Warren Street house in Cambridge early yesterday morning.
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Warren Street
Cambridge
Joseph Respaus
North Margin Street
Boston
Lil
Legislators Weigh Episcopal Cathedral Bill in Mass
A Massachusetts Legislature hearing is set this week on the bill to incorporate the Protestant Episcopal cathedral. The act would authorize the cathedral corporation to create churches and schools within the diocese. Bishop Lawrence notes no site is chosen yet, and a list of incorporators includes Graf ton D. Cushing and Mary Sophia Walker’s bequest funds the project.
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Massachusetts
Grafton D. Cushing
Lawrence
Old Bogton
Brigland
Jhas
Auto Run From N Y to Paris
Snow drifts slow the New York to Paris automobile race with multiple reports from Buffalo Syracuse Poughkeepsie Rochester and Waterloo. Montague Roberts in the American car arrives Buffalo first followed by Bourcier St Chaffray in the French entry. Scafoglio Italian car overturns near Batavia but continues.
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New York State
Buffalo
N. Y
Montague Roberts
C. Bourcier St. Chaffray
Scafoglio
Batavia
Syracuse
Poughkeepsie
Auburn
Rochester
Waterloo
Radcliffe Scholarship Ball to Aid Jewish Girl Fund
Tomorrow night in Copley Hall the second grand ball will raise funds for a 6000 dollar Radcliffe scholarship for a deserving Jewish girl. Matrons include Mrs. Cabot Cambridge Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Bertha Kagan with organizers Schiff Hurwitz and Radcliffe Dean Briggs aiding the drive.
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Copley Hall
Radcliffe
Cabot
Cambridge
Briggs
Dean Briggs
Bertha’ Kagan
Radcliffe Scholarship Fund
Jacob Schiff
F. Hurwitz
Harvard
Kagan
Lurie
Charak
J. Cohen
H. Cohen
M. Alper
Hailparn
Memorial service recalls Maine disaster and Spanish War links
Rev A Horton speaking at the United Spanish War Veterans memorial service recalls the Maine explosion and joshing fears of a Spanish attack on Boston. He cites a personal talk with Captain Sigsbee and endorses Taft, as two Maine survivors and GA R official address the gathering.
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Fort Warren
Cuba
Back Bay
Worcester
Boston Harbor
A. Horton
Massachusetts Senate
United Spanish War Veterans
Maine
Horton
Cole
Sigsbee
Taft
Roe
GA. R
Massachusetts
Frank G. Thompson
Louis Mornier
Chidwick Donahue
Dorchester
Countess von Wartensleben Loses Pearl Necklace
In Berlin a pearl necklace and pin valued at $60,000 were stolen from Countess von Wartensleben. Her maid was detained but claimed innocence. The countess is married to General Alexander von Wartensleben, a cavalry officer and friend of the Emperor. The necklace features exceptionally large pearls with a string five feet long.
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Berlin
Countess von Wartensleben
Alexander von Wartenslében
Cavalry
Early springlike day at Revere Beach hints at early summer
Hundreds visit Revere Beach on a warm February day as children play in sand and ice floes melt along the high water mark. Samuel Kingsley and local residents foresee an unusually early spring and summer with rising sun drawing visitors from Lynn and Boston.
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Revere Beach
Samuel Kingsley
Revere
Sol
Lynn
Boston
Body of David Wenick Found Near Woods Island
The 89 year old David Wenick of East Boston was found dead near Woods Island after missing from his Porter street home since last Friday. Police deem it a possible suicide following reported losses totaling 4000 dollars in ventures including a public bath on Porter street and a Chelsea street restaurant.
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David Wenick
Porter Street
Boston
Woods Island
Grove Street
Wenick
Chelsea Street
Cambridge Woman Beaten by Husband Critical in Hospital
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Paddock of 479 Winsor Street Cambridge was beaten by her husband Richard F. Paddock. She was taken to Cambridge Relief Hospital in critical condition with severe internal injuries after Officer McCory responded to screams at 479 Winsor Street. The man was placed in lockup.
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Elizabeth E. Paddock
Winsor Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Marlboro Police Crack Down on Station Loiterers
Marlboro police launched a vigorous crackdown on young men who loiter around the New York New Haven Hartford railroad station following numerous complaints. Dwight Tyler aged 84 years 2 months 8 days died of grip after three weeks illness in New Braintree. In Gardner First District Court clerk Charles B Boyce called off a list of 217 civil cases lingering on record. Conn. Feb 16 Scranton a frequent fishing companion of former President Grover Cleveland is dead at age 62.
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Marlboro
New
Charles B. Boyce
Cour
Conn
Scranton
Man Arrested Entering Cavagnaro's Through Window
Police arrested Dwight Dunbar yesterday morning after he crawled through a broken window into Cavagnaro's fruit store at 168 Federal Street. Officers on High Street heard glass crash and found him attempting to enter the building. he claimed to be janitor seeking his home via the cellar. He was charged with breaking and entering.
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Walter G. Holton
John B. Kennedy
Dwight Dunbar
Cavagnaro
Federal Street
High Street
John Lynch
Kennedy
Great Band Of 825 Performs In Benefit Concert
The fourth annual concert by the Protective Association of the Boston Musicians Local drew a 10 000 crowd in Mechanics Building. Emil Mollenhauer conducted a powerful program featuring Wagner Die Meistersinger and selections like William Tell Don Carlos and The Golden Legend. Cornet soloist Ernest Williams delighted with Charlotte Polka and Stabat Mater encores.
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Rossini
Mechanics
Protective Association of the
Boston Musicians
Gilmore
Emil Mollenhauer
Therr
Ernest
Williams
Levy
Charlotte
Don Carlos
Thaw’s Mother Shaken After Visit to Matteawan
Mrs. William Thaw visited her son Harry Kendall Thaw at Matteawan State Hospital with a nurse and detective. Thaw attended chapel services conducted by Rev. C F Mayhew. After the visit the carriages collided causing damage and frightening Mrs. Thaw, though she was not injured.
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Matteawan, N. Y
William Thaw
Harry Kendall Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
Odes
Thaw
C. F. Mayhew
Baptist Church
Wappinger’s Falls
Sweden Treated to Strain as Russia Demands Release
Stockholm reports tense relations with Russia over naval bases near Sweden and Finnish shores. Russia pressures to withdraw from a prior agreement while expanding activity around Aland Island. Swedish fear of war grows as Russian surveys and troop placements continue. Germany's possible moves against Denmark loom if Denmark sides with Sweden and Russia.
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Sweden
Russia
Aland Island
Stockholm
Germany
Denmark
Baltic
Austria Plans Rail Link Through Turkish Territory
Russia fears a Turkish Austria rail connection. Baron Von Aehrenthal vows to push the line from Novibazar to Saloniki via Bosnia. Germany confirms financial backing. Negotiations to deter the project continue, with no expected success from either side.
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St, Petersburg
Baron von Aehrenthal
Austria
Novipazar
Bosnia
Saloniki
Turkey
Russia
Germany Not Scheming Washington Says Baron von Sternburg
Baron von Sternburg the German ambassador in Washington stated there is no secret treaty between Germany Austria and Turkey. He said Germany will aid any moves by Austria and Russia under the Macedonian reform programme and is working to ease tensions over Balkan railway concessions with promise of success.
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Washington
Germany
Balkan
Baron von Sternburg
Austria
Turkey
Russia
Balkans
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