Blondin Denied He Is a Fugitive
New York February 26 Joseph Blondin accused of wife murder was arraigned before Magistrate Deuel and remanded to await requisition papers. He denied guilt, wept, and claimed another man killed his wife. He described letters from a woman in White Plains and suspected the alleged lover. officers seek evidence to locate the true killer and determine jurisdiction for the case.
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New York
Joseph Blondin
Deuel
Blondin
Joseph Wilfred Blondin
Titus
Captain Titus
Inspector Chapman
Chapman
Brunswick Hotel
Eighty-Ninth Street
Madison Avenue
White Plains
N. Y
TravelLeamaie
Joe
Rhoades
Proctor
Springfield Bank Book Keeper Charged With Embezzlement
Fred eric R. Humpage, a Chapin bank book keeper for about two years, was arrested in Springfield Mass on a charge of embezzling 4000 dollars from bank deposits. He confessed to misappropriating funds since October 1900 with sums up to 500 dollars, some of which he claimed were lost in investments and he will be arraigned before US Commissioner John L. Rice tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Frederic R. Humpage
Chapin Bank
United States
John L. Rice
Humpage
Widow Lucy Smalley Remembered By Masons And Rebekah Society
Lucy Smalley, daughter of Rebekah, died in a house fire on Appleton street. About 80, she had occupied 66 Appleton street for a decade, suffered much, and had a comfortable income. Her husband, a druggist at Curve street and Harrison avenue, died ten years ago. She leaves no known relatives in this state. The Siloam Lodge and the Society of Rebekah will bury her. Her friends deny army nursing and poverty claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Smalley
Appleton Street
Society of Pene
Rebekah
Siloam Lodge
Smalley
Small
Subpenas Issued For Burns Family In Florence Burns Murder Case
Subpenas issued for Gladys Burns and Frederick Burns to testify before Justice Mayer in the Florence Burns murder case. District Attorney Jerome accused lawyer Backus of keeping the family away. Gladys likely to be a key witness though ill. warrants possible if they do not respond.
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New York
Gladys Burns
Frederick Burns
Florence Burns
Walter Brooks
Jerome
Flatbush
Backus
Burnses
Miss Burns
Mr. Jerome
Gladys
Brooks
Florence
George Washington
Everett House
Glen Island
Mr. Schurman
Washington
Prigay
Noar Harry Casey
Miss Gurns
Mr. Backus
Tourer
Sus- Ainad
Isidor
German Emperor’s Gift to Harvard Aided by Carl Schurz
Carl Schurz the veteran German American statesman is chosen to officially reply to Prince Henry and accept the Emperor’s gift to the Germanic Museum at Harvard. Cambridge readies a citywide pageant with schoolchildren, faculty, and officials in a day of ceremonies on March 6 including a monograph presentation and a Harvard Union program.
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Carl Schurz
America
Harvard University
Schurz
Prince Henry
Switzerland
Wisconsin
Spain
Missouri
Horace Greeley
Interior
President Hayes
Grover Cleveland
Germanic Museum
Harvard
Boston
New England
Francis Cabot Lowell
Judge Lowell
Robley D. Evans
M. H. Morgan
Cambridge
Morgan
Sanders Theatre
Labor Notes Highlight Lathers Union Meeting and Plans
The Lathers Union No. 72 met largely at Wells Memorial Hall and scheduled a mass gathering for next Wednesday with the organising committee of the Building Trades Cornell and other speakers to promote union and cooperative benefits. Colorado Springs was asked to divert men due to an excess labor supply. Stationary Engineers Union No. 16 opposed changes to the law granting houses to men who run stationary engines and favored easier exams and a higher standard.
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Lathers’ Union No. 72
Wells Memorial Hall
Building Trades Cornell
Colorado Springs
Union No. 16
Pyramid Pile Cure Endorsed By Boston Couple
A Boston couple credit the Pyramid Pile Cure with curing their wife’s piles after doctors advised surgery. The letter, from Henry A. Brown of East Boston, praises the remedy as superior to the knife and notes two cash-based factors lowering prices at HOUGHTON & DUTTON’S.
French bark Les felones in distress near Portugeles
Seattle dispatch notes Anatolic Times reports the French bark Les felones, sailing from Madagascar toward Portland, reached Portugeles with the entire crew weakened by scurvy and near starvation after days of hardship at sea.
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Seattle
Wash
Anatolic Times
Les Felones
Madagascar
Portland
Portugeles
Banquet Invitations Out For Somerset Reception
Invitations to the Somerset banquet were issued from the Mayor's office and the official guest list will be released today. The anticipated roster includes Governor Crane, Speaker Myers, President Soule, Adjutant-General Dalton, and many prominent figures from business, education, and military circles, with notable names such as Richard Olney and Thomas Wentworth Higginson among the invited guests. The prince will be greeted at the South station by city officials and escorted to the hotel.
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Cambridge
McNamee
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
Grand Junction
City Hall
Germany
Prince Henry
New York
Lee
Harvard
Eliot
Harvard Union
Oresident Eliot
Munsterbergs
University Hall
College
Professor Munsterberg
Ware Street
Somerset
City of Boston
O. G. Frantz
Soldiers Field
Yale
Johnny Harvard
Congress
United States
Hoon
Richard Olney
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Doyle
Prince
South Station
Dolan
Electrical Workers Meet Admits Fifteen New Members
Local 103 reported 15 new members at a meeting and announced a March 6 open session at Faneuil Hall with speakers including Carey and MacCartney. Invitations will be sent to Mayor Collins and city officials. Box makers and lawyers formed a Partridge Hall branch of the Amalgamated Woodworkers' Union, initiating 75 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Messrs. Carey and
MacCartney
Collins
Partridge Hall
Amalgamated Woodworkers’ Union
A. A. Carleton
Lowell Polo Team Edges Salem 12 11 In Tight Match
Lowell defeats Salem 12 to 11 after a close game that swung in the home club’s favor in the final period. Five straight Lowell goals sealed the win as rough play marked the contest. rushes credited to Lewis 19, Whipple 6, Sto Heffernan 41, Fox 39 with Paradis as referee and 1300 in attendance.
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Lowell
Salem
Lewis
Whipple
Sto -Heffernan
Fox
Annolly
Imer
Paradis
Doyle Signs With New York Club
Doyle accepts terms to play for the New York club after sending a telegram from New York dated February 26. The move confirms his decision to join the team for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
NEW York
Jack
Marvellous Growth of Hair by Noted Doctor-Chemist
A famed physician chemist announces a compound that grows hair on a bald head in one night. The discovery, hailed by doctors as astonishing, prompts free trial offers to those who write. After decades of laboratory work, the celebrated physician proclaims a world renowned achievement.
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Altenheim
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Butterfield Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Broncho Pete
Bitter Creek
Old Crusty
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Uncle Ramsey
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ST. Jacobs Oil
Fron
Springfield Bank
London
Daily Express
Vienna
Miss Stone
Puritan Press
Boston Printing Pressmen’s Union
Summer Street
Cylinder
J. W. Whall
Holy Cross
Williams
Worcester
Williams Tonight
Gladys Birns
W. L. Douglas
Douglas
W. L. ‘Douglas
Washington St
Xtra
Brockton, Mass
City Hall Ave
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LABOR
Henry A. Brown
Saratoga Street
East
Trinity Court
Dartmouth Street
Houghton & Duton's
Bark
Miss Hissop
New Zealand
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