Daphne the Norwegian Vessel Buried In Ice Headed for Halifax
The Norwegian liner Daphne of the Munson company arrived in port with its forward rails and posts encased in ice and ladders turned to icicles. Fresh from Matanzas to Boston and New York service, the ship endured unceasing storms and heavy seas, forcing ice removal from the windlass and chain before anchoring at Fisk wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne
Munson Company
Matanzas
New York
Boston
Sons of
Norway
Dolliver
Fisk Wharf
Halifax
N. S
Ida B Wells Barnett to Speak at Charles Street Church
Mrs Ida B Wells Barnett delivers an address at Charles Street Church this evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs Nelly Brown Mitchell will render selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida B. Wells Barnett
Charles Street
Nelly Brown Mitchell
Sapho Play Juror Testimony In New York Caper Trial
Mrs Henslay of the Study of Life Society testified in private at Centre Street Court about the play Sapho. Witnesses including Mrs Julius Harburger Mrs S M Harris and Dr Eloise F Church described scenes and impressions while questioning whether the play is immoral. The session adjourned to 10 am Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Olga Nethersole
Centre Street Court
Julius Harburger
S. M. Harris
New York Mothers’ Club
Amelia M.S. Calkins
Study of Life Society
Eloise F. Church
Hensley
Sapho
Ife
S. M. Hartris
William Inglis
Royal couple defied emperor in secret Austrian wedding
Vienna February 27 Archduke Francis Ferdinand heir to the throne secretly wed Countess Sofie Chotek defying the emperors wishes. The Wiener Tageblatt was confiscated for publishing the story though the couple pressed on with a morganatic marriage. The archduke aged 67 and the countess 28 face uncertain implications for succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Sofie Chotek
Wiener Tageblatt
Hungary
Bruck-an-der-Mar
Styria
Bruck-an-der-Mur
Austria
Francis Ferdinand of Austria
Austria and Hungary
Grand jury to hear Cole case in ex parte session
The December grand jury will convene at 2 p.m. in the federal building to hear the ex President Charles H. Cole of Globe National Bank fame. Government witnesses only, with a large list summoned including Wing, Ewer, Hooke, Mitchell, and many bankers. F. J. Ham is in Porto Rico and will miss the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Building
Charles H. Cole
Globe National Bank Fame
Cole
Grand
Daniel G. Wing
Globe National Bank
Alfred Ewer
Charles H. Hooke
Arthur Y. Mitchell
Second National Bank
Henry Brooks
Henry A. Tenney
Faneuil Hall National Bank
William A. Nye
The
Bay State Trust Company
A. S. Bigelow
Horace H. Stevens
James S. Wes
Edward A. Clark
Arthur W. Hale
Clarence A. Hight
William H. Coolidge
J. Benjamin Palmer
Frank O. Squire
Mr. Parker
George W. Brown
American Zinc, Lead and Smelting Company
I. J. Ham
Alfred Stevens
C. E. Stevens
F. J. Ham
Porto Rico
Bride Drinks Poison After Wedding in Baltimore
In Baltimore on February 27 Mrs. Mary Kraebds aged 25 swallowed chloroform an hour after her wedding to Emil Kraebs a drug clerk. They had gone to a boarding house on Patterson Park Avenue where the bride's aunt Mrs Jansen ordered Kraebs to leave. After an altercation Mrs Kraebs drank poison and a patrolman was called to hear the aunt's account. She is in critical condition and fears death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mary Kraebds
Emil Kraebs
Patterson Park Avenue
Jansen
Kraebs
Swede Woman Confined After Valentines From Lover
Miss Alidia Anderson, a recent immigrant in Sreensburg Pennsylvania, is confined in the county home after receiving comic valentines from her former sweetheart. The mailings, viewed as insults, distressed her greatly and led to dejection and mental decline. Keepers found the valentines hidden about her clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sreensburg
Penn
Alidia Anderson
America
Buffalo Bill Helps Elope in Cody City Match
Colonel W F Cody aided Ellen Barbee and Gus Thompson to marry after disapproval by the bride's father. Thompson, with three Buffalo Bill horses, secured a license in Basin City, then returned to Cody City for a swift wedding.
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Omaha
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Cody City
Big Horn Basin
Ellen Barbee
Gus Thompson
Thompson
Basin City
Cody
Marriage in Sidney Ends Near Tragedy Romance
Tragedy and love tale unfolds as Miss Mabel Myrick and Don C. Pratt of Bainbridge wed in Sidney after a quarrel threatened to end their romance. The couple faced a early conflict weeks before the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton, N. Y
Sidney
Mabel Myrick
Don Cc. Pratt
Bainbridge
Marion Manola Granted Alimony and Counsel Fees
Marion Manola, the actress, was awarded 250 for counsel fees and 25 weekly alimony by Justice Smyth as she pursues divorce from her husband Jack Mason who is performing at Daly's Theatre. Her attorney said she will later sue for damages for alienation of affections, naming a Manchester, MH woman about 60 as defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marion Manola
Charity Fair For Crippled Children At Hotel Vendome
A charity fair to aid the Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed Children will be held at the Hotel Vendome tomorrow from morning until 10 PM. Features include a coral exhibition from the Philippines, a juggler for children from 8:30 to 4:30, and palmistry demonstrations by two young ladies after 4:30. A land parcel has been acquired for a new building, with urgent fundraising needed to erect and equip it.
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Hotel Vendome
Philippines
Dolls for the fair bring Dolly Madison to Boston show
The Boston dolls collection welcomed Dolly Madison at a release event for the Industrial Home for Crippled and Deformed Children exhibit at the Vendome on March 1. The rag doll Columbia will tour globally for charity, with each stop tagged to show how much money it earns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly Madison
International Trust Company
Columbia
the Vendome
San Francisco
Japan
Stage News and Troupe Moves From Boston to London
Rumors place Madge Lessing joining The Rounders at the Columbia as new chorus members boost the Londonbound production. Dancer Mile. Proto visits Boston before a Western tour then London return. Coralie Co. heads to Park Theatre March 26 with Fritz Willams and Esther Tittell. Louis Mann and Clara Lipman prep a new play Master and Pupil with The Girl in the Barracks. Other notes include Barbara Frietchie at Hollis, Shenandoah at Boston Theatre, and The Rounders at the Columbia proving highly profitable.
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Madge Lessing
Rounders
Columbia
London
Mile. Proto
New York
Boston
Pacific
Coralie & Co
Park Theatre
Fritz Willams
Esther Tittell
Hollis
Olga Nethersole
Louis Mann
Clara, Lipman
the Park
E. E. Rice
Boston Theatre
Charles Barren
Annie Clarke
Joseph Holland
Ethel Barrymore
Amarita
Della Fox
M. A. Kennedy and Company
Cadets
Julia Marlowe
Barbara Frietchie
Robert Elliott
Frank Daniels
Park
Russia
Bowdoin Square
Merri Osborne
Maxim
Museum
Grand Opera House
Girdlestone
Castle Square Theatre
Zenda
Rupert of Hentzau
The
Grand Theatre
Fire Patrol
al Shean
Arthur Williams
Ed Mack
M. T. Behannon
Manhattan Comedy Four
the Howard
Marie Wainwright
Keith
Hassan Ali
Austin & Stone
Legislative hearing on death penalty abolition in state House
The Anti-Death Penalty Association calls for attendance at a 10 30 a m hearing in Room 227 at the State House today to discuss petitions to abolish the death penalty. Members urge all interested to attend.
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State House
Counterfeit Tickets Target The Rounders at Columbia Theatre
Last night at the Columbia Theatre box office Mr. Hamilburg confronted about twenty people who presented supposedly complimentary tickets for The Rounders. The passes were counterfeit, bought from speculators via an unknown holder, and differed from the theatre’s real tickets. The manager suspended the free list and turned the case to the detective bureau led by Manager Chamberlyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilburg
Columbia Theatre
Rounders
Whitom
Chamberlyn
Columbia
Detective Bureau
Sylvania Seized by British Government
The Cunard steamer Sylvania commanded by Captain Robert Warr was seized by the British government and will soon sail to the United States with a mule load for South Africa. Her sister ship Carinthia, under Captain Pritehare, previously carried mules from New Orleans and will replace the Sylvania on the Boston to Liverpool route, departing March 2.
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Sylvania
Cunard Line
Robert Warr
Boston
Liverpool
United States
South Africa
Carinthia
Pritehare
New Orleans
Bylvania
Stomach Bitters Promises Health Through Digestion Aid
An advertisement proclaims that a healthy stomach yields pure blood and strong nerves, and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion constipation dyspepsia biliousness inactive liver kidneys malaria fever and ague. It claims regular use cures and notes a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck.
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Opyright
Procter & Gamble CO
Cincinnati
Hanslein
Abram French Co
Great Glearance Sale
Rogers
Abramrendive
Devonshire
Chine
Mrs. Henslay of
Pratt
Miss Myrick
Ana Uke
Pranus
Ferdinand
Cole Gase
Mechanics’ Building
Knickerbocker A. U
New York A. C
St. Louis Turnverein
U. of P
Brookline 8. C
Harvard
Yale
Bride
Valentine
Oper Daily
Herrick's
Copley Square
Rt EG RO
Cele A
Victor Herbert
Kirke la Shelie
Frederic Raaken
LE Moyne
Uaritet Ford
Beatrice DeVille
Liebler & CO
Selliagc
Eugene Tompkins
Chenangoah
Ghaungey Olcott
Starling
A.M
Mammoth
Edw. E
ALL Star Attractions
Boston Museum
Charles Frohman
Strain
Sister Mary
Jack
Mason
Boston Post
Dol’s
White House
J. T. Andrews
Ostetter
George W. Magee
Lessee and Manaver
Premont
India
Josephst Arthur
Wort
Tremont St
Tel
Tremont
BOM
Oxford
Wivenings Matinees
Vaudeville
Marie Wainwrieht and Company
Sketh
Josephine
Napoleon
Vaudevillle
Mortons
Sum
Kittie
George Thatcher
McPhee
Hill
Conroy
McDonald
Dellavenant Mai
Smith and Cook
Bell
Prof. Dodd
Robert Hilliard
Comepany
Nilsson
Jesus Christ
Old Providence
Park Square
Cortes
J. B. Pond
G. Thalberg
Thos
Q. Seabrooke
Comedy Theatre
Eugene Tompkins, Li “See
Mgr
Charles Frosman
Louis Vann
Clara Lipman
Hollis Vee Tire
Isaac B. Rich
Jolla
MA Ero
Clyde Vitch
Bowdoinm
Howard
Tilli P. Me
Manhattan
Elvin Crox Seabrooke
Lurt Hateerly
Bland
Ustingstone
Prasia
Tremont Khow
Toitall
New Palace Theatre
Merry Maiden Burlesquers
Privefoc
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