Move 10 Ratify Canal Treaty
Washington Feb 17 The Cabinet discussed the Panama Canal treaty in the Senate with concern over possible non ratification this session due to Senator Morgan. The Panama Canal Company property option expires March 4. Republicans caucused to press continuous Senate consideration of the treaty and related sessions to secure ratification while preserving the statehood bill’s progress.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
United States
Cabot cello recital in Steinert Hall delights crowd
Violoncello recital yesterday afternoon by T. Fandasyd Cabot, a noted city artist, showed marked artistic improvement after studies in Europe with Hugo Becker. He performed Beethoven Op 5 No 2, Saint-Saens Op 32, and pieces by Marcell, Van Goens, Becker, and Schumann, to a large audience despite poor weather. Mabel Adams Bennett accompanied. McKenney & Waterbury will sell 1000 Grade Gas Heating Stores tomorrow at wholesale prices.
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Steinert Hall
T. Fandasyd Cabot
Mr. Cabot
Europe
Hugo Becker
Saint-Saens
Marcello
van Goens
Becker
Schumann
Mabel Adams Bennett
Mrs Ring Loses Petition in Probate Court
Daniel F Ring's wife Della and their two daughters sought separate support alleging gross intoxication and cruel treatment. She claimed loss of finances since February, threats with a revolver, and accusations of poisoning his food. The elder daughter testified to rule with her husband. the pair discussed money and household expenses. The judge dismissed the case after closing arguments.
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Daniel F. Ring
Della
Ring
Warren L. Regan
L’’ Road
Fing
Galvin
McKim
Daring burglary trio captured after rooftop chase
In Boston the daring escape of Fox, Crowley, and McGeough ended when police trapped them at Allen Court. Fox leapt roofs to a skylight escape, was captured after a second jump, aided by Officer Fisher. Crowley and McGeough were apprehended. weapons and loot including a loaded revolver and clothing were seized. Fox boasts circus fame and previously survived a Cambridge shooting. Crowley faces potential 25 year term.
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Boston
West End
Allen Street
Fox
Edwin B. Crowley
Hivers
Folger
James A. McGeough
Captain Gaskin
Crowley
McGeough
Tracy
Outlaw
Cambridge
Station 3
Myrtle Street
Beacon Hill
Charles River
North Station
Bowdoin Square
Gaskin
Maguire
Vaskin
Mullen
Revere Street
Leverett Street
Allen Court
Pemberton Square
Allencourt
James A. Fox
Jacob Kaditsky
Kaditsky
Linden Place
Fisher
Stephen de Grange
Miss White
Harry Tracy
Manchester
N. H
State Prison
Hon C T Russell Dead
Hon Charles Theodore Russell former Massachusetts Civil Service Commission chairman died suddenly Monday night at his brother’s Cambridge residence following an erysipelas illness. Born in Boston April 20 1851 he was the eldest son of Charles Theodore Russell and Sarah Elizabeth Bal.
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Charles Theodore Russell
William E. Russell
Massachusetts Civil Service Commission
Joseph B. Russell
Sparks Street
Cambridge
Mr. Russell
Boston
Sarah Elizabeth (Bal
Noted Cambridge Lawyer Russell Dies At 63
Russell, educated in Cambridge public schools and Harvard Class of 1873, practised law with C. T. & T. H. Russell in Boston. He later led Russell & Russell with his brother ex Governor and cousin, served as Massachusetts civil service commissioner from 1884, edited Contested Election Cases, and remained a conservative Democrat and Congregationalist. He never married.
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Ister Russell
Cambridge
Harvard College
C. T
T. H. Russell
Boston
Law School
Boston University
Russell & Russell
Russell
Arthur H. Russell
Robinson
Civil Service Commissioners
Massachusetts
John Dwight Morton Dies at Home in Roxbury
John Dwight Morton, president of the Carpenter Morton Company, died at his Roxbury residence after weeks of illness. A native of Athol born October 3, 1830, he moved to Boston in 1853 and joined Banker & Carpenter in 1859, becoming a partner in 1864. He helped found the Paint and Oil Club of New England and the National Paint Oil and Varnish Association, and held memberships in several civic and historical societies.
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John Dwight Morton
Carpenter-Morton Company
Humboldt Avenue
Roxbury
Athol
Boston
Banker & Carpenter
Paint and Oil Club of
New England
National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association
Boston Board of Trade
Boston Art Club
Bostonian Society
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Knight Templar
Street Falls Hurt Two City Residents
Mary Foley of 121 Lawrence Street toppled on the sidewalk near Trinity Court yesterday and broke her arm. W A Wagner, 31, of 10 Hancock Street slipped on Summer Street and sprained his wrist. A McPherson, a Quincy salesman, also fell on Summer Street yesterday.
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Mary Foley
Lawrence Street
Trinity Court
W. A. Wagner
Hancock Street
Summer Street
A. McPherson
Quincy
Rich Silver Service Presented to Senator Fitzgerald on His Wedding
Senator Henry S. Fitzgerald of Charlestown, who is to be married today at St. Mary's Church, was honored yesterday by colleagues in the Senate with a silver service valued at $300. President Jones presided as Captain Remington delivered the oak chest containing the gift, and Senator M. J. Sullivan spoke warmly, noting esteem for Fitzgerald's character as he accepted the token for the Senate of 1908.
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Henry S. Fitzgerald
Margaret Hershy
St. Mary’s Church
Charlestown
Senate
Jones
Remington
M. J. Sullivan
South
Boston
Fitzgerald
Three Boston Aldermen Reported Absent and Ill
Three Boston aldermen missing from City Hall include Stewart of Ward 20 confined with kidney disease Nolan of East Boston laid up with rheumatism and Bresnahan of Ward 13 critically ill with pneumonia at his South Boston home Much sympathy expressed among colleagues for Bresnahan and the absent officials
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Boston
City Hall
Stewart
Nolan
East
Bresnahan
South
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange Ladies Night
The annual event at Paul Revere Hall celebrated by about 200 members and friends. A banquet opened the evening, followed by a concert from Albion Male Quartet, Brass Quartet, and the Bostonia Orchestra. Most numbers were encored and dancing closed the affair led by President Joseph F. De Lorten. William D. Rudd chaired the event.
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Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
Paul Revere Hall
Albion
Brass Quartet
Bostonia Orchestra
Joseph F. de Lorten
William D. Rudd
Missing mail pouch valued at fifty thousand
The $50,000 pouch containing money checks and drafts was found in Indianapolis arriving from Cincinnati. The Post Office Department suspects clerks mistook it for an empty pouch being returned to Cincinnati.
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Indianapolis
Post Office Department
Cincinnati
Boston Syndicate Eyes Dover Race Park Purchase
A Boston syndicate is arranging with the Jones estate trustees to buy Granite State Park in Dover. If completed, at least four race meetings will be held in 1908. The trustees value the property at 30000 dollars, require a 10000 dollar down payment, with the rest mortgaged. If the deal fails they will reserve dates for the year to proceed with meetings and protect the property's value.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Boston
Jones
Granite State Park
Dover
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