Maud Gonne Seeks Decree Against Major MacBride
The Tribunal of the Seine heard Maud Gonne formerly Maud Gonne seek a decree against Major MacBride a South Africa Boer war figure and former Irish Brigade member. Her visit to Britain in 1901 framed her as the Irish Joan of Arc leading revolutionary aims opposed to home rule.
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Paris
Tribunal of the Seine
MacBride
Maud Gonne
Joan of Arc
South Africa
Ireland
Hart Tragedy on Larchmont Claims One Week
Providence Illinois police marked one week since the murder of John A Hart aboard the toy line steamer Larchmont. A dark complexioned man seen leaving Hart’s stateroom is the suspect. Federal action is possible as the case unfolds.
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Providence
R. IL
John A. Hart
Larchmont
Hart
New York
United States
Charles A. Wilson
Moody
High Seas
Wilson
Caronia sails on maiden voyage amid heavy gale
Queenstown reports the Cunard line steamer Caronia departed for New York at 11:25 a.m. on her maiden voyage. The vessel behaved splendidly despite a heavy gale after leaving Liverpool.
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Queenstown
Cunard Line
Caronia
New York
Liverpool
Against restraint of trade letter to the editor censures beef trust power
A reader argues that price controls by a beef industry trust harm consumers and storage of meat and eggs profits. The letter contends laws encourage monopolistic manipulation and calls for global solutions and fair pricing in nature’s markets.
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Beef Trust
Nature
Pblic
Letters to the Editor Inspire Local Plea for Help
A North End reader asks the Post to publish a brief appeal dated 1903, urging action on grievances at Mechanics by noting past efforts and hoping the newspaper will assist. The letter is signed by R. H. Forchester a South Boston graduate.
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Animal Rescue League
Pblic
Huntington Smith
The
Post
Simple Admiration Between Two Boston Politicians
South Boston admiration centers on Michael J. Sullivan and Congressman William McNary. Both men display distinct styles with Mike offering direct, vivid speech and Bill delivering measured, image-rich orations. The piece compares their influence within local politics and recalls the shared lineage of prominent South Boston figures.
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Michael J. Sullivan
Willam
McNary
John Sharp Williams
Congress
Michael
Bill
William
Dodger
Foxy William
Boston Amercans
Boston Americans
John F. Fitzgerald
Mike
Nature
South Boston
10Th Congressional District
Washington
Dick Sullivan
Jerry McNamara
Frank Linehan
Bill Newton
Jim Gallivan
Bill Hickey
South
Boston
William McNary
Board of Aldermen
Frank
Laurier Defends Canadian School System in Autonomy Plan
Ottawa reports Sir Wilfrid Laurier arguing for two autonomous provinces amid Northwest Canada development. He contrasted Canadian and American schooling, warning of US social ills like lynchings and divorces, and affirmed his confidence in Canada’s system and Christian principles.
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Frid Laurier
Canada
United States
Sir Wilfrid
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Carts and Prices
A damaged OCR snippet references Houghton and Dutton with unclear product notes about 30 cent carts and five items. The text lacks full context or verifiable details for a clear news item or outcome.
Tucker Makes Study of Cell in Cambridge Jail
Charles Louis Tucker endures a quiet Sabbath at Hast Cambridge jail the fifth since the trial ended. His mother visits twice weekly and reports he remains hopeful for a new trial and freedom. He plans to leave the state for the West to start life anew and studies in his cell toward commercial work.
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Charles Louis Tucker
Cambridge
Post
Tucker
Boston groom weds Everett bride by pantomime ceremony
Frank Bowditch Roberts of Boston and Amelia McCollum of Everett were wed by panomime at the groom's mother Mercy Roberts home in Boston. Rev. D Stanley Searing officiated. After a prayer in speech and pantomime, the couple set out on a wedding tour to Philadelphia and Washington with pantomimic congratulations and warm handshakes.
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Frank Bowditch Roberts
Boston
Amelia McCollum
Everett
Panomime
Mercy Roberts
Hancock Street
D. Stanley Searing
Philadelphia
Washington
Fire relief funds swell as Ark city recovers
Fire relief efforts in Hot Springs Arkansas grow to 12 000 dollars as the citizens relief committee efficiently coordinates aid. Oaklawn race track offers grandstand and cottages for shelter while over 40 city blocks burn and losses top 1 500 000 dollars. Two unknown bodies are recovered with one confirmed fatality.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Oaklawn
Kilmacau Volcano Surges With Heightened Activity
Honolulu February 26 The Kilmacau crater, which first showed activity on February 21, is now described as displaying its greatest volcanic activity to date with vigorous eruptions and intensified crater behavior observed today.
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Honolulu
Kilmacau
Ruber cargo worth 2.5 million arrives in New York
The Booth line steamer Hubert arriving from North Brazil ports today brought 7000 cases of crude rubber valued at 2,500,000 dollars.
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New York
Booth Line
Hubert
Brazil
Thaw Restores Navigation for Vineyard Haven Fleet
A southwest wind frees tugs, barges, and ships from ice near Vineyard Haven. Cargoes of coal, phosphate, lumber, and logwood flow toward harbor as steamers depart. Towboat Lackawanna ends a long icebound voyage under Captain Ben Lewis. New Bedford schooners City of Georgetown and Warren B. Potter finish stalled trips. barge Shetland, loaded logwood, also released after 10 days.
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Vineyard Haven
Lackawanna
Ben Lewis
Hoboken
New Bedford
Georgetown
S. C
City of Georgetown
Slocomb
Warren B. Potter
Hammett
Mystic Pier
Nellie
Roxbury
Shetland
Heath
John S. Emery & Co
Falmouth
Jam
Favor a Sea Level Canal Proposed for Panama
Washington reports the Isthmian Canal Commission favoring a sea level Panama Canal with an estimated cost of 230.5 million dollars and a 10 to 12 year construction period. Engineering plans by Burrs Parsons and Davis set a maximum surface level of 60 feet with costs of 178.0 million for the 60 foot option and 194.2 million for a 320 foot level.
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Washington
Panama Canal
Isthmian Canal Commission
Burrs
Parsons
Davis
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Dutton
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