Bryan and Cook Meet in Chile Before Buenos Aires Journey
William J. Bryan of Lincoln and Dr Frederick A. Cook of Brooklyn arrived from Santiago, accompanied by spouses. They met in Chile, reflecting on fate, before Bryan continued to Buenos Aires while Cook planned to stay through Sunday and then accompany Bryan.
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Andes
William J.ryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
Rederick A. Cook
Brooklyn Borough
New York
Santiago
Mr. Bryan
Cook
Chile
Buenos Ayres
Bryan
O Connells Case Again Continued
The hearing in Congressman O Connell charged with violation of the election laws was again continued when his name was called in the Dorchester Police Court yesterday. He is now in Washington and the hearing will not take place until the middle of April.
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O'Connell
Dorchester
Washington
Quincy Gets Big Contract For Cuban Molasses Tanker
Quincy, Feb. 24. The Fore River shipyards secured a $500,000 order from the Cuban Distilling Company for a 6500-ton molasses tank steamship. The vessel will be 370 feet long and built to carry liquid molasses in bulk. Fore River has already built a tank steamship and several molasses barges for the same company. The note adds that only one merchant steamship over 500 tons was launched on the Atlantic coast last year, the Wilhelmina of 6975 tons, built at Newport News, with the Wyoming schooner of 3730 tons also noted.
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Quincy
Fore River
Cuban Distilling Company
Fore River Company
Atlantic
Newport News
Wyoming
Single women dominate U.S. telephone operation staff
Washington reports a Bureau of Labor special investigation found 92 percent of U S female telephone operators are unmarried, 3 percent widows, and 6 percent married. The findings, sent to the Senate by Secretary Nagel, detail the telephone industry as of February 24.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Labor
Senate
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Carnegie Offers Airship Prize To Students
Pittsburg February 24 Andrew Carnegie offers twenty five thousand dollars to the first pupil of the Carnegie School of Technology in the city who will produce a heavier than air machine that will fly and have commercial value. Details await Carnegie's next visit.
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Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie School of Technology
Carnegie
Youth slain in Wattetown altercation police report
James O'Brien a 17 year old boy was killed in an incident with an Armenian last night. Medical Examiner George L. West of Newton said the youth was drowned in his own blood in the official report to Chief of Police Cooney.
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Watertown
James O'Brien
George L. West
Newton
Cooney
Armenian Held After Fatal Attack on Boy in Waltham
Medical Examiner West said neither the strangling nor a head blow usually caused death, but a brain clot prevented circulation leading to drowning like death. Harpoot Gugarian, Armenian suspect in the beating of John O'Brien, 14, a brother of the victim, was arraigned in Waltham District Court and held on a $1000 continuance pending the examiner’s report.
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West
O'Brien
Harpoot Gugarian
John O’brien
Luce
Waltham District Court
Flower Sale At Mrs Deland Draws Back Bay Society
The annual sale at 8 Newbury Street drew a large Back Bay gathering. Carriages lined the street as Mrs Margaret Deland sold jonquils. in two hours the entire supply was gone. She imports hundreds of Holland bulbs yearly and says 16 years of horticulture have brought success. This year she reports unusually good sprouting from October imports. Proceeds go to an incurable invalid.
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Margaret Deland
Back Bay _ society
Newbury Street
Mrs. Deland
Palm Beach hosts last mayoralty push from Boston group
Boston politicians led by Mayor Fitzgerald's campaign team John F. McDonald and John J. McCarthy have traveled to Palm Beach to bolster the final stretch of the campaign. Additional Boston figures are en route or already there as the race nears its end.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Boston
John F. McDonald
John J. McCarthy
Fitzgerald
Messrs. McDonald
McCarthy
Free trial package for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets advertised
An advertisement claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure stomach troubles by delivering digestive enzymes and herbal tonics. It offers a free trial by mail and highlights ingredients like hydrastis and pepsin, urging readers to verify formula with a druggist. Also reported are suffrage hearing tickets causing contention over entry and exit procedures, with accusations of bias and mismanagement.
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Stuart
United States
University of Michigan
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Boston suffragists escalate protest over State House grievance
Women suffragists from Boston refuse to drop their complaint about how they were treated at the State House. They opened steps toward a full investigation into the matter yesterday. The pink ticket scandal at Springfield is eclipsed by the suffragettes blue ticket dispute.
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Boston
State House
Springfield
Committee Opposed to Votes for Women Hearing Sours Support
The committee on constitutional amendments, after hearing women petitioners seeking the vote, opposed the constitutional amendment. An informal vote after the State House session showed eight against and three in favor, with Wood Holman and Quinn the only supporters among representatives. Other members listed include Mahoney Holman Tinkham Hathaway Kimball Coogan Daly and more.
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Committee On
State House
Russell A. Wood
Cambridge
House
Samuel M. Holman
Attleboro
Martin N. Quinn
Swampscott
Daniel D. Mahoney
Chicopee
Senate
James E. Holman
Gloucester
George H. Tinkham
Boston
Edward R. Hathaway
New Bedford
Harry R. Holt
Taunton
James T. Kimball
Salem
Thomas F. Coogan
Francis L. Daly
Shoplifter Annie Flanagan Jailed for Two Months
Annie Flanagan, claimed resident of New York, was sentenced to two months in the house of correction for shoplifting. Inspector Knox arrested her as she left a large department store with a new spring hat swelled with fashionable plumage.
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Annie Flanagan
New York
House of Correction
Knox
Seyler case prompt for third degree inquiry in Senate
Senator Heyburn introduced a resolution in the Senate to appoint a three member select committee to investigate police third degree methods used to extort confessions. He cited Atlantic City police tactics against William Seyler in the murder case of John Adams and argued such cruelty violates American principles. The measure was referred to the judiciary committee.
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Washington
Senate
Heyburn
Seyler
Atlantic City
William Seyler
John Adams
Committee On Judiciary
Woman Beaten by a Footpad in Audubon Park
New York Feb 24 A footpad assaulted Mrs Hilda Wannenberger as she walked to her home in Audubon Park near the Hudson River. He struck her, tore two diamond rings, stole $10, and tried to remove her ear rings. She crawled to her door for help as her husband returned. Deep scalp wound and other injuries treated. no suspect identified.
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Hilda Wannenberger
Audubon Park
Hudson River
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