Greeks Endure Naval Pressure in Crete Skirmish Near Canea
In Canea on February 21, Greek forces under Colonel Vassos faced shelling as foreign fleets pressed not to see the Greeks advance toward Canea. A firefight on the hills east of the town involved Cretean Christians and Mussulmans with ships shelling positions while reports say British and other powers may land more forces.
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Harris
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Revenge
Europe
Peoneios
Kaiserin Augusta
Kismao
King George II Cheers in Athens Over Crete Aid Demand
In Athens a massive crowd gathered before the palace voicing strong support for war if Crete is annexed to Greece. King George II addressed the demonstrators from a palace balcony pledging to aid the Cretan Christians and reclaim the island, amid roaring applause.
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Athens
Crete
Greece
George
Italy Favors Greece as Rome backs Crete relief corps
In Rome on February 21 crowds urged aid for Greece. A popular meeting supported forming a volunteer corps to assist Greeks in freeing Crete from Turkish rule. Afterward, demonstrators gathered before the Greek legation cheering King George and Greek citizens.
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Rome
Greece
Crete
George
Harvard chapel hosts first Catholic monk sermon by Father Fidelis
Father Fidelis Kent Stone, a Catholic monk, preached in Appleton Chapel to a crowd of Catholics and Protestants, the first such sermon by a Catholic monk in Harvard's pulpit. He spoke on grace and reason, urging loyalty to truth, conscience, and patience, ending with a reference to the crown of life. The discussion also mentions anticipated U S cabinet appointments in Washington.
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Harvard
Fidelis Kent Stone
Appleton Chapel
John J. Keane
Catholic University
Father Fidelis
Unclear Senate Appointment Plans Emerge
Fragmentary text shows discussion of a Senate appointment by the Legislature and timing doubts. It notes ideas about not announcing intentions until a vacancy exists and mentions Mr Hanna in a context of sudden appointment.
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Senate
Ein
Hanna
Heirs Seek Division of $10 Million Estate in Missouri Suit
Heirs of the late Ann Allen file a friendly suit in the Circuit Court seeking division of an estate valued at about $10,000,000. The heirs include Thomas Allen and George Allen of Boston and St. Louis, Louis and Annie Chauvenet, Mrs. Charles Atwater, and William Russell Allen and Anne Russell Allen of St. Louis. The defendants are William R. and Elizabeth Donaldson of St. Louis. The estate mainly comprises real estate in St. Louis, St. Louis County, and Jefferson County, Missouri.
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Ann Allen
Pittsfield
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Circuit Court
Thomas Allen
Boston
George Allen
St. Louis, Louis
Annie Chauvenet
Charles Atwater
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Anne. Russell Allen
William R
Elizabeth Donaldson
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St. Louis County
Jefferson County
Their Silver Wedding in Hyde Park
Dr. S. A. Tuttle and wife celebrated their silver wedding Saturday evening at their Sumner street home. Mr. Tuttle belongs to the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston. Many friends called at the Tuttle home today.
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S. A. Tuttle
Summer Street
Tuttle
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Boston
Bushnell Declares Gubernatorial Candidacy at State Convention
Governor Bushnell said he would seek the Republican nomination for governor at the state convention this year and would not run for re election. He stressed his bid centers on winning the nomination rather than a direct election.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bushnell
Hanna Silent on Senate Appointment Telegram
Mark Hanna said a telegram from Columbus announced Governor Bushnell would appoint him U S Senator to fill Sherman’s unexpired term. National chairman declined to discuss the matter and would say nothing until official notice from the Governor arrives.
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Cleveland
Mark Hanna
Columbus
Bushnell
United States
Sherman
Gowns for Mrs. McKinley and kin at inauguration
Canton reports the McKinley family and relatives will showcase costly gowns in Chicago made outfits for the inauguration. Mrs. McKinley plans a silver cloth gown with pearls and lace details, while Miss Mabel and other relatives wear silk and brocade ensembles with pearls, lilies of the valley, and Medici collars.
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Mabel
Grandmother McKinley
Grace McKinley
California
Mt. Holyoke College
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S. L. Bowman
Sarah Duncan
Major McKinley
Helen McKinley
Mary Barber
Smith College
Garret A. Hobart
Mark Hanna
Mabel Hanna
Ruth Hanna
Revere Voters Oppose Liquor Licenses at Meetings
In Centre Beachmont and Crescent Beach gatherings no license rallies were held last evening. Citizens of Revere, fearing annexation to Boston, seek to record a strong nationwide ant i license sentiment with an overwhelming majority this year.
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Beachmont
Crescent Beach
Revere
Boston
Death of Newton Resident Charles C Harrington at 70
Charles C Harrington aged 70, longtime Newton resident, died yesterday at his Centre Street home after several weeks illness. He leaves a widow and three children two sons and a daughter.
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Newton
Centre Street
Boston Rally Links Irish and American Liberty Causes
Speakers praise Boston as a cradle of liberty and demand protection for American citizens abroad. They condemn English espionage and Scotland Yard’s reach, defend Ivory and Irish-Americans, and urge reparations from England for abuses against liberty and justice.
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Irish National Alliance
Scotland Yard
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Ivory
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Russell
Mr. Ivory Plans Morning Trip to Newton Lower Falls
Mr Ivory and his party leave the Parker House at 10 oclock for Newton Lower Falls to visit Mr Train cousin of George Francis Train. He will return to Boston in time for the evening train to Fall River where he intends to search for old friends. Return from Fall River to Boston is undecided.
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Newton Lower Falls
Parker House
Ivory
Mr. Train
George Francis Train
Boston
Fall River
Galileo Rescues Diamant After Furious Towline Breaks In Gale
In a dramatic ordeal the Galileo battles a hurricane from the northeast to northwest as a 5 inch hawser parts twice and another tow rope is attached. Despite severe weather, ice spray, and gear damage, rescue is completed but the Diamant is lost in the blizzard.
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N. N. EL
Spring Health Remedy Puritan Promoted
The article promotes Puritan as a spring remedy to counter spring ailments. It links winter congestion and lack of exercise to fatigue, digestive issues, and potential organ strain. It claims Puritan stimulates digestion, revitalizes the body, and improves complexion and vitality.
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Bright
American Wringer Co Advertises in Boston
The American Wringer Company lists products including wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers with repair services provided free of charge. Customers are invited to write or call Tremont 764 for orders or inquiries.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway
Cornhill
Boston
Salvation Oil's Growing Fame for Cures Astonishes The Public
The article notes Salvation Oil gaining wide popularity as a cure all, with readers astonished by its reputed health benefits and widespread use.
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Salvation Oil
Narrow escape for subway worker under car on Washington
John Duggan 35 employed on Section 10 of the subway narrowly escaped death when a car struck him on the head at Washington street while he laid tar waterproofing. A gash was dressed by Dr. Dunn at Hanover street station before he returned to work. he lives at 155 Leverett Street West End.
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Duggan
Washington Street
Dunn
Hanover Street
Leverett Street
West End
Steinitz Death Linked to Moscow Institute
Paris dispatch reports world chess champion William Steinitz died at Dr Morossi's Institute in Moscow where he had been placed after a mental collapse. Born May 14, 1836 in Prague, he won the world title in 1886 and later edited the International Chess Magazine in the United States. He published The Modern Chess Instructor in 1889.
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William Steinitz
Morossi
Moscow
Steinitz
Prague
Bohemia
United States
International Chess Magazine
Sermon Urges Statesmanship Over Partisanship
At Grace M. E. Church Cambridgeport Rev George A Phinney preached on George Washington as a tribute to statesmanship criticizing recent Senate arbitration treaty actions as unstatesmanlike and reactionary. He warned of too many millionaires in politics and urged electing men developed at head and heart.
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Cambridgeport
George A. Phinney
George Washington
United States Senate
Pope Receives Congratulatory Guests on Nineteenth Anniversary
In Rome on February 21 the Pope welcomed a large gathering of distinguished visitors congratulating him on the nineteenth anniversary of his accession to the throne of St. Peter's.
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Rome
St. Peter’s
Rev. A. M. Beebe Dies at 77 in Hamilton
The Rev. Alex M. Beebe D D professor of homiletics at Colgate University died at his home in Hamilton New York last night. He was 77 years old.
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Utica
N. Y
Alex M. Beebe
D. D
Colgate University
Hamilton
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