Rebel chiefs claim provisional Mexican president in Trevino-Orozco coalition
A manifesto in El Paso decries Francisco Madero and proclaims General Geronimo Trevino as interim president with signatures from Pascual Orozco Emilio Vasquez and Andreas Garza Galan. In Washington a request for U S intervention is rejected and reports say Trevino may join Orozco to control northern Mexico, risking a north–south split and isolation from the United States.
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ROC Terican
EL Paso
Tex
Geronimo Trevino
Francisco
Madero
Pascual Orozco
Emilio Vasquez
Andreas Garza Galan
Washington
Mexico
Geronimo Trevi
Chihuahuas
Insurrectos
Orozco
Geronimo ‘Trevino
Trevino
Diaz
Honettsent
Monterey
Mexico City
United States
Suit for divorce delayed in Reno court
Mrs. May Malcolm of Wollaston Mass sues John D. Malcolm for divorce from a 17 year marriage. Trial delayed until next month due to improper service. respondent now resides in Prince Edward Island. She alleges lack of support from marriage day until she left five years ago.
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Reno
Nev
May -Malcolm
Wollaston
Mass
John D. Malcolm
Boston
Prince Edward Island
Malcolm
Malcolms Move to Prince Edward Island After Inheritance
Mrs Malcolm once May Page of Wollaston and a Boston area figure. Her grandfather Enoch Page left a fortune to his widow who then bequeathed $1000 yearly to Mrs Malcolm. Mrs Malcolm alleges she and her brother fled to Prince Edward Island with her husband after the inheritsent. They have a 16 year old son.
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Malcolm
May Page
Wollaston
Boston
Enoch Page
Page
Prince Edward Island
Malcolms
New Quarters for Cambridge Gas Co
The Cambridge Gas Light Company has bought ground and buildings at 711 729 Massachusetts Avenue to build a three story office building. The site, assessed at $48 000, was acquired through G A Giles real estate company. The present one story wooden structures house several small tradesmen.
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Cambridge Gas CO
Cambridge
Gas Light Company
Massachusetts Avenue
G. A. Giles Real Estate Company
Clergy Transfers Announced For Local Parishes
The cardinal authorizes immediate priest transfers. Rev. Michael Maguire moves from St. Edward's Montello to assist at St. Patrick's South Lawrence. Rev. William J. Farrell moves from St. Patrick's South Lawrence to assist at St. Bernard's Newton.
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Madge
Michael Maguire
St. Edward's
Montéllo
St. Patrick’s
South Lawrence
William J. Farrell
St. Bernard’s
West Newton
Lieutenant Ducourneau Dies In French Air Crash
In France on February 23, Lieutenant Ducourneau was killed when his monoplane suffered a broken propeller blade at about 450 feet, causing the aircraft to crash.
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Pay
France
Ducourneau
Rose Pitonof Plans English Channel Swim Attempt
Dorchester teen Rose Pitonof, hailed as a world class woman swimmer, signs contracts to swim the English Channel this June. She will travel to England for training before attempting the crossing, noting her current good condition and confidence if water conditions permit.
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Rose Pitonof
Dorchester
English Channel
Miss Pitonof
England
Charlestown
Boston
New ‘York
Twenty-fifth Street
Eight Divorces Granted at Cambridge Court
Seventeen uncontested divorce cases heard yesterday by Judge Dana yielded eight decrees granted. Decrees were granted to Lena Harris of Malden from Benjamin Harris of Baltimore for desertion with custody of two children. Helena Gertrude Olson of Arlington from Jesse Maxwell for statutory offense. Isabell Polley of Cambridge from George A. M. Polley on statutory grounds with custody. Blanche H Draper of Newton from Shirley D. for intoxication with custody. James Porteous of Woburn from Lydia with custody. Cheora R Marshall of Wakefield from Joseph A. for desertion with custody of a daughter. Edith M Somes of Brookline from Melrose for cruel treatment with name change. Charles W Holt of Chelsea from Loretta for desertion. Other cases were left undecided.
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Cambridge
Dana
Lena Harris
Malden
Benjamin Harris
Baltimore
Helena Gertrude Olson
Arlington
Jesse Maxwell
Boston
Isabell Polley
George A. M. Polley
Blanche H.draper
Newton
Shirley D
James Porteous
Woburn
Lydia
Cheora R. Marshall
Wakefield
Joseph A
Edith M. Somes
Brookline
Exter Somes
Melrose
Philip EB. Power
Natick
Eme E. Power
Gertrude Davis
William H
Professor Peabody Praises Dr Eliot in Harvard Sermon
The concluding volume of Professor Francis G. Peabody's Harvard sermons praises President Emeritus Eliot. It describes him as severest critic yet best listener with candid counsel and a shaft of judgment tempered by kindness. The poem likens Eliot to a calming harbor light after tempests, ending with a tribute to quiet evening and Asticou harbor.
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Peabody
Eliot
Francis G. Peabody
Harvard
College Chapel
Emeritus Eliot
Mrs Jen nie Westervelt Takes Own Life in Brunswick
Mrs Jen nie Westervelt 60 years old, wife of O W Westervelt, living on Harpawell road near Brunswick, committed death by her own hand today by shooting through the heart.
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Brunswick
Jennie Westervelt
Harpawell Road
Cadum Promises Quick Relief for Eczema and Skin Ailments
An old advertisement touts Cadum as a soothing antiseptic for eczema, psoriasis, pimples, rashes, and irritated skin. It claims rapid relief from itching and inflammation due to extracts from juniperus oxycedrus, with prices 10c and 2c and distribution through all druggists.
SONS OF COLBY GATHER FOR ANNUAL BANQUET
More than 100 Boston Colby Alumni Association members gathered for the 71st annual banquet and reunion at the City Club. Robie G. Frye presided after dinner. speakers included Colby College President Arthur J. Roberts and several named alumni. Officers elected: Merley Getchell president, Melvin C. Freeman and Benjamin J. Hinds vice presidents, Bertram C. Richardson secretary treasurer, Ford P. Pike assistant secretary. executive committee Lincoln Owen Harry W. Dunn and Harold Willey.
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Boston Colby Alumni Association
City Club
Robie G. Frye
United States Customs
Arthur J. Roberts
Colby College
George W. Colewan
J. Colby Basset
Jeremiah Burke
Bertram C. Richardson
Ford P
H. "Pike
Lincoln Owen
Harry W. Dunn
Harold Willey
Nurse Receives 100 Shares of United Fruit Stock in Will
Professor Henry W Haynes leaves to his nurse Mertie N Kinney 100 shares of United Fruit stock valued at 18400 dollars for faithful nursing over seven years. Haynes died at his Boston home after a long illness. Will probated in Suffolk Probate Court lists bequests to Boston Latin School Association Massachusetts Historical Society Peabody Museum Cambridge Boston Society of Natural History and Harvard University.
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Mertie N. Kinney
Normandy Street
Dorchester
Henry V. Haynes
United Fruit
Haynes
Beacon Street
Suffolk
United Trust Company
Miss Kinney
Herman
J Nurged Moreteee
Taly
England
Henry W. Haynes
Bangor
Boston Latin School
Suffolk Bar
Boston Public Lbrary
Boston Latin School Association
Massachusetts Historical Society
Peabody Museum At
Cambridge
Boston Society of Natural History
Harvard University
Tripoli Annexation Passes in Italian Chamber
The Chamber of Deputies approved annexing Tripoli to Italy by 431 to 38. Enthusiastic cheers greeted the vote as supporters celebrated on the chamber floor and in the gallery. Those opposing, including Socialists and some Republicans, were hissed. one member abstained.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Tripoli
Italy
Prince Gaetani
Rome Celebrates Giolitti Victory with National Rejoicing
The city roared with celebration as crowds of about two hundred thousand flooded the square before the Chamber of Deputies. Flags flew, shops closed, and placards proclaimed national rejoicing while Premier Giolitti appeared on the Parliament balcony to thank Romans before urging dispersal. The royals then appeared to thunderous acclaim, marking the first public sighting of the crown prince at seven years old.
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Chamber
Chamber of Deputies
Giolitti
Pameyse
Hmmanuel
Qué Stoc
Humbert
Turat Faces Opposition In Tripoli Annexation Debate
The day featured heated oratory as Sibnor Turat leader of the Socialists faced hostile crowds. He was hissed and booed while arguing against annexation of Tripoli and Giolitti indicated a forthcoming bill. He warned Italian law could not force a Muslim population to accept annexation, risking religious discord.
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Sibnor Turat
Tripoli
Italy
Giolitti
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