Zola Sentenced In No License Row In Paris
Zola is found guilty on all counts in Paris and given one year in prison plus a 3000 franc fine. M Perreux of the Aurore receives four months and a similar fine. The jury found no extenuating circumstances and the court's verdict follows intense public reaction and high political drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Emily Crawford
M. Zola
M. Perreux
The
Aurore
Christ
Zola
Mme. Zola
M. Clemenceau
Perreux
Law Court
France
St. Bolagie
M. Rochfort
Chelsea Police Chief Defends No License Raids
Chelsea Board of Aldermen heard Chief William P. Drury defend liquor raids under the no license regime. He argued raids vary by day and location, and blamed vote losses on the department. The meeting also saw resignations and disputed appointments to a special committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Drury
Committee On Police Investigation
Chelsea
Board of Aldermen
O’brien
Chelsea Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Vernon A. Field
Mitchell
Martin
Roberts
Gould, Soley
Beck
Hixon
McDonough
Tilton
Endous from Havana Begun
Captain Wiley declares the ocean towboat Underwriter will be set to Havana per orders and vows to stand a clash if trouble arises. He describes a loyal crew ready to act and notes the vessel once served as the Charles Pearson tug.
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Havana
Captain Wiley
Charles Pearson
Innocence Abroad Event Highlights Charity Meeting
The Charitable Irish Society hosted a large meeting with over 100 members present. A committee was formed to prepare a list of officers for the March 17 election and annual dinner. Thomas A. Mullen spoke on Innocence abroad, followed by vocal selections by Henry F. Goodwin and W. J. Ethfano with GT Callaghan presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charitable Irish Society
Thomas A. Mullen
Quincy
Eproad
Henry F. Goodwin
W. J. Eth Fano
GT Callaghan
Heir to Millions Surfaces for Cellist Heindl
Alexander Heindl, a Boston- and Rochester-based cellist, learns he is an heir to a Bavarian fortune once valued at 3 million, now reported as 5 million. The tale traces three brothers from Umberg, Napoleon era abductions, and a long voyage to New Orleans and beyond before Heindl’s discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Alexander Heindl
Boston
Wonderland Theatre
Anton
Alois
Martin Heindl
Umberg
Bavaria
Napoleon
Moscow
Martin
America
New Orleans
Citie
Heindl
Dominion Atlantic staff shakeup on steamship Prince Edward
The Dominion Atlantic railway of Nova Scotia reshuffles its official staff for the Prince Edward service. J F Masters is promoted to New England superintendent. A D Hewat becomes general passenger agent. A McGregor moves to marine superintendent. F Armstrong becomes agent at St John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward
Boston
J. F. Masters
New England
A. D. Hewat
Mr. Masters
A. McGregor
Prince Rupert
Digby
St.ohn
Mr. Hewat
Fred Armstrong
St. John
French Liner La Champagne Missing at Sea
Newsroom reports no word by midnight about the French liner La Champagne from Havre. The ship was due in New York on Sunday morning and its status remained unconfirmed as of late February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Havre
Havana Harbor
Medical Examiner Rules Simmons Death Accidental
The Medical Examiner in Lynn preliminary states George W. Simmons of Oak Hall Clothing died at Nahant Tuesday from an accidental rifle discharge. He was found with powder marks on vest and shirt, and the examiner cites possible cartridge detonation from a fall or hammer strike as the cause. He planned experiments to confirm, and witnesses recall Simmons cleaning the rifle after going hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Simmons
Oak Hall Clothing Company
Nahant
Pinkham
Lynn
Post
Mr. Simmons
John Smith
Patriotic Night in Boston Honors Maine Loss
At the Copley Square Hotel Huntington Avenue the Young Men's Congregational Club hosted a patriotic evening led by Thomas Postmaster. Orlando W. Dimick introduced him as he urged avoidance of bloodshed and discussed Washington’s life and a call for indemnity if Maine was destroyed by a submerged mine. Attendees wore small American flags and sang My Country Tis of Thee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copley Square
Huntington Avenue
Young Men’s Congregational Club
Orlando W. Dimick
Wells School
Boston
Postmaster Thomas
Thomas
Maine
Havana Harbor
United States
Washington
Maine disaster update reports looted clothing for reconcentrados
In Havana the battleship Maine has had a large quantity of clothing removed. After disinfection the gear will be sent to reconcentrados. Missing officers Lieutenant Jenkins and Assistant Engineer Merritt have not been recovered. Sharks have given no further clues to their fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Maine
Reconcentrados
Jenkins
Merritt
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Endorsed For Women’s Health
An advertisement touts Dr. R V Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female disorders linked to puberty childbirth and menopause. The copy claims it strengthens the reproductive organs relieves inflammation heals ulcers soothes nerves and eases maternity symptoms while warning against substitutes. It also notes Dr Pierce's Pellets for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Debris Finds After Vessel Explosions Claims Missing
Chaplain Chidwick reports eight or more missing after a ship explosion with six dead in hospital and eight or more presumed lost. He notes skeletal remains near the surface, divers finding jammed forward sections and victims clutching deck handles trying to escape. A ring identified a victim as Edward F. Kean, sought by his Chicago mother Mrs. J. P. Kean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chidwick
J. P. Kean
Chicago
Edward F. Kean
Gwyn A Hummer Trials Near Narragansett Bay
Torpedo boat Gwyn completed her second preliminary trial in Narragansett Bay. She sailed to Newport and back from Bristol reaching 20 knots on the home stretch, the contracted speed. Commander McLane and Inspecting Officer Gilmore reported the test satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Gwyn
Narragansett Bay
Newport
Bristol
McLane
Gilmore
Woman who fled Havana after Maine destruction
In Key West a woman who was in Havana the night the Maine exploded dressed herself quickly after learning of the event and prepared to act, reflecting the swift public reaction and fear in the wake of the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Havana
Maine
Woman Awaits Husband’s Return Then Sets Sail for Key West
A woman waits through the night with revolvers at hand to guard herself, then departs the following day for Key West. Her vigil and departure mark a tense turn in the local narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Lee Denies Meeting Proctor in Key West Plan
Consul-General Lee rejects reports of planning to go to Key West aboard the torpedo boat Cushing to meet Senator Proctor. He says he has no present intention of making such a trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor
Havana
Lee
Key West
Cushing
Navy moves Nashville and Texas to rejoin fleet
Galveston February 23 reports the gunboat Nashville sailed this morning under Navy orders and was soon followed by the battleship Texas. The Nashville heads to Key West for orders while Texas proceeds to rejoin Admiral Sicard's fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Navy Department
Nashville
Texas
Sicard
Key West
Talked of the Maine Engineers Plan at Post Banquet
The annual meeting of the United States Engineers of the Army of the Potomac was held at the United States Hotel with over 100 guests. Officers elected include President C. H. Mansfield, vice presidents N. S. Fickett and Alonzo Grant, secretary treasurer R. A. Sears. An oak gavel from a pontoon boat was presented. Lieutenant Sewall urged fortifications and coast defense readiness amid Maine disaster references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Engineers
Army of the Potomac
United States
C. H. Mansfield
Salem
N. S. Fickett
Chelsea
Alonzo Grant
Everett
R. A. Sears
Somerville
Sewall
Maine
McClellan
Maine Disaster Remembrance At Pine State Club Banquet
The Pine State Club banquet at Hotel Brunswick sparked reminiscences of the Maine disaster. Orville D. Baker of Augusta drew enthusiastic remarks recalling the battleship Maine incident. Attendees included Prentiss Cummings and numerous local officials and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Maine
Pine Ee
Brunswick
Orville D. Baker
Augusta
Prentiss Cummings
Orville Baker
Winslow Warren
Martin
Joseph S. Smith
Benson
C. P. Mattock
B. S. Swains
A. S. Whitmore
Wom en and Children Leave New York On Rumor of Maine
A Havana despatch says no direct light on the Maine wrecking or the gun powder findings. Americans in Havana fear a government plot or fanatic mine may have caused the disaster and warn that Spaniards will seek vengeance if the U S public reacts strongly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Havana
Maine
Washington
United States
Power shift eyed by school committee to executive officers
The school committee met for under forty minutes with nearly all members present. An order and draft of the rules for the current year were proposed by Mr. Lowell aiming to shift powers from the board of super visors and division committee to the superintendent. Mr. Paul opposed but was defeated on a yea and nay vote. The manual training committee urged more accommodations for Mechanics Arts High School to avoid disrupting work. An accompanying order asks the school cases committee to consider selecting an architect for the school building and obtain cost estimates. Two schoolhouses Aberdeen district Brighton and Vernon Auburn Roxbury were accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Board of Supervisors
Paul
Mechanics Arts High School
Committee On
Aberdeen
Brighton
Vernon
Auburn
Roxbury
Silver Anniversary Dinner for English High School Class of 1870 73
The English High School class of 1870 73 celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary with a dinner at Youngs. F L Wheeler Jr presided. Guests included Head Master Babson Master Travis and Master Lincoln. A small orchestra led by J A Beatty played music. Speeches were given by teachers and Thomas E Staton. Cadet songs were sung and greetings read to absent member Clarence Carter. Class officers elected for next year include Asa H Porter president E Langell vice president and J B Clapp secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
F. L. Wheeler, Jr
Babson
Travis
Lincoln
Dorchester
J. A. Beatty
Thomas E. Statson
Clarence
Carter
Charles I. Duncan
Asa H. Porter
E. Langell
J. B. Clapp
Tebbitt Extradition Trial Adjourned in Regina
At Regina today Inspector McCausland testified in the Tebbitt extradition case, noting no irregularities at the Boston residence. Chief Inspector Watts argued Mrs. Tebbitt’s involvement amounted to criminality. Judge Richardson paused proceedings. trial adjourned until Monday February 28.
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Winnipeg
Man
Tebbitt
Regina
McCausland
Boston
Watts
Massachusetts
Tri
Sawyer Manning Co. Appointed Receivers for Burlington Woollen Co
Judge Brown appoints Frederick E Snow Thomas W Patterson and B W Smalley receivers for the Burlington Woollen Company with 68 Chauncey Street address. Bonds set at 20000 each. Sawyer Manning Co. faces liquidation amid large indorsements and tariff impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer, Manning & Co
Brown
Frederick E. Snow
Thomas W. Patterson
B. W. Smalley
Burlington, Vt
Burlington Woollen Company
Chauncey Street
Colchester Mills
Winooski Worsted Company
Joseph Sawyer
New England
Commonwealth Avenue
Joseph D. Sawyer
J. B. Manning
New York
Joseph Stone
Townsend Street
Thomas F. Patterson
Burlington Company
Hhe House of Sawyer, Manning & Co
Bradstreet’s
Franklin Street
St. John Arrested After Bottle Attack in Charlestown
Henry L. St. John of 102 Staniford Street was arrested by Division 3 last night for assaulting Leif McCush of Everett Street Charlestown and Benjamin H. Bishops of Lynde Street in a Staniford Street house. McCush and Bishop alleged cheating during a card game when St. John struck with a bottle, cutting McCush on the neck and ear and Bishop on the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. St. John
Staniford Street
Division 3
Leif McCush
Everett Street
Charlestown
Benjamin H. Bishops
Lynde Street
McCush
Bishop
St. John
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M. Laborie
Esterhazy
Bordereau
Dreyfus
William of
Germany
Council of War
Mrs. Crawford
Police of
Drury
Endous
Dominion Atlantic Railway of
DR. Deckers
G.W. Simmons
Examiner
United States Court of Inquiry
Henebergh
Ray
Howell
Sampson
Merritt & Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Company
McGee
Sigsbee
Husband
Engineer Corps
Chief Watts
Inspector McCausland
Luke
FELS
Philadelphia
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Mass
Benj. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
F. Trull
Wm.b Turner
Herrick’s Mercantile Collection Agency
Court ST
Railroads
SOUND
Park Square Station
New Haven & Hartford
Shore Line
New London
New Haven
Bay State Limited
Willimantic
Air Line Limited
Fall River Line
Fall River
Pilagrim
Plymouth
Stonington
Rail and Sound
Pronington
New Hampshire
Norwich
City OF Worcester
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
R. A
Maryland Transfer
Colonial Express
Federal Express
Old State House
Par Square Station
Geo. L. Connor
A. Oo
CIA
Pam
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