Boston man to ask warship over Nicaragua dispute
It was reported that the George D. Emery Company of Boston will petition the United States government to dispatch a warship to Bluefields Nicaragua to safeguard American interests during the arbitration over Emery concessions. The Nicaraguan government seized the concessions three weeks ago, alleging contract violations.
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George D. Emery Company
Boston
United States
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Emery
Elope Couple Sparks Aunt’s Arrest in Providence Marriage
Grazella Volpe 42 of 24 Battery Street was arrested on charges of aiding and abetting the alleged abduction of her niece Rose D A rena 15 who eloped with Antonio Champa 21 and wed in Providence. The duo returned to Boston where police booked Champa and the girl was sent home. The aunt’s arrest followed statements from the couple.
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Grazella Volpe
Battery Street
Hanover Street
Rose D’arena
Antonio Champa
Sumner Street
Boston
Champa
Elopers
Multer v Knibbs Supreme Court orders new trial
Supreme Court sustains Multer bill of exceptions in the case against his Worcester in law father in law Knibbs. The court holds evidence of undue influence and concealment of his daughter warrants a new trial in the Superior Court.
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Supreme Court
Virgile Multer
John W. Knibbs
Worcester
Knibbs
Multer
Superior Court
Wrecked Schooner Alice T Boardman Off Handkerchief Shoals
The two masted schooner Alice T Boardman from Calais Maine bound for Hyannis with lumber ran ashore on Handkerchief Shoals at Chatham. One crew member Thomas Hantry of St John New Brunswick drowned. The rest were rescued by Captain Kelley and the Monomoy Point life saving crew.
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Alice T. Boardman
Calais
Hyannis
Thomas Hantry
St. John
N. B
Kelley
Monomoy Point
Hannah Beales Read Dies at 79 in Jamaica Plain
Hannah Beales Read widow and mother in law of ex City Auditor Dodge of Jamaica Plain died at the Dodge homestead 289 Chestnut Avenue yesterday aged 79. The funeral will be Sunday at 2 30 p m at the same address and interment will be in Needham.
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Needham
Harvard Grants Nate Hall His Initial “H” Honor
The Harvard athletic committee decided to award Nate Hall the “H” for the first time, acknowledging his past seasons as quarterback and noting his perseverance after injury. Training tables will remain only for football, baseball, and track. Track carnival planned for Mechanics’ Hall on March 1 with Henry Large named freshman basketball manager, Albert F. McDonald as freshman baseball manager, and F. F. Dutcher approved as next year’s varsity football manager.
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Boxing buzz as Maine set to host first championship bout
Matchmaker Hanks of Augusta touts a world welterweight title clash between Honey Mellody and Terry Martin to be staged in Maine. The Augusta Athletic Club aims to showcase the bout across Gardiner Waterville Hallowell Winthrop and other towns to satisfy anticipated large crowds. Mike Twin Sullivan's fight with Harry Lewis in Denver is canceled with no reason given.
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Jim Jeffords
California
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New York
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Printer Delays Muzzling of Dogs in State
Dr. Austin F Peters chief of the cattle bureau waits for state printer pamphlets to enforce a six month muzzle order against roaming dogs and biting dogs to be killed. Penalties include a 500 dollar fine and up to one year in prison. Boston dogs not covered by order oppose muzzle rules citing no rabies proof.
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Boston
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America
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France
Germany
Rhine
No Babies Says Angell Leader of Humane Society
George ST Angell, president of the American Humane Society, voices a strong stance on infant welfare in a prompt statement. He references ongoing concerns about child care and the need for updated protective measures.
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Angell George ST. Angell
The
American Humane Society
Sunday workers guide shows varied court rulings
O'Meara outlines Sunday labor cases with Florists photographers ice cream makers and window dressers cited. Courts uphold some funeral related work and transportation rules while fining others for opening shops and window cleaning.
Wreck of Bonny Doon breaks up at Harwichport shore
The barkentine Bonny Doon wreck, towed in by revenue cutter Gresham on December 7, broke up last night and the debris is scattered along the Harwichport shore. Receivers of the National Wire Corporation were appointed by Judge Roraback today, with liabilities listed at 3,000,000 dollars.
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Harwichport
Gresham
Rceivers
National Wire Corporation
Roraback
Superior Court
COHAN
Washington, Jr
H. B. Irving
Mauricette and Markheim
Hills elected acting assistant physician at Rutland sanatorium
Rutland Massachusetts January 4 Fred L Hills acting assistant physician of the Concord New Hampshire Insane Asylum was elected today by the trustees of the State sanatorium for tuberculosis patients to take effect February 1 when Dr Walter J Marcley's resignation takes effect The salary is 2500 dollars
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Fred L. Hills
Concord, N. H
Walter J. Marcley
Connecticut Sails to Join Atlantic Fleet at Guantanamo
The battleship Connecticut under Captain William Swift left Newport for Hampton Roads then to Guantanamo Cuba to join Rear Admiral Evans in command of the Atlantic fleet.
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William Swift
Hampton Roads
Guantanamo
Cuba
Atlantic Fleet
Evans
Hotchkiss Farnsworth Named to Permanent Re
New Haven officials announce the permanent appointment of H. Stuart Hotchkiss and former Mayor Frederick T. Farnsworth to a key city post. The move signals continuity in municipal leadership as the pair assume their duties in January.
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New Haven, Conn
H. Stuart Hotchkiss
Frederick T. Farnsworth
Farrell charged then reduced in Ira shooting case
Rutland Vermont January 4 The assault with intent to kill charge against Andrew Farrell of Ira arising from the shooting of Mrs Charles Gilmore at an Ira village celebration after her wedding was reduced today to simple assault and he remains in custody on $1000 bond.
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Andrew Farrell
Ira
Charles Gilmore
Reverend Wright Called to Cambridge Church Pastorship
Newburyport Jan 4 The Rev Richard Wright pastor of the Congregational Church has been called as pastor to the Pilgrim Church Cambridge to succeed Rev Will H Spence who recently resigned to accept a pastorate in Rutland Vermont.
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Richard Wright
Congregational Church
Pilgrim Church
Cambridge
Will H. Spence
Rutland
Wood and Hill Nominated for Cambridge Superintendent
The Cambridge School Board last evening considered John W. Wood and Lewis D. Hill, teachers at Rindge Manual Training School, for superintendent of the Cambridge schools.
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Cambridge School Board
John W. Wood
Lewis D. Hill
Rindge Manual Training School
Sibelius Symphony No 1 Impresses In Public Rehearsal
The program featured Goldmark overture and Sibelius Symphony No. 1 performed by cellist Warnke. The critic praises Sibelius as a powerful new voice from Finland with primal imagery of forests lakes and mountains.
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Goldmark
Sakuntola
Volkmann
Sibelius
Heinrich Warnke
Liszt
Berlioz
Beethoven
Jean Sibelius
Ma Warnke
Talented Ethel Guptill Weds Tech Graduate
Miss Ethel Guptill of Hotel Navarre marries Allen Crowell, a Technology graduate from New Bedford, at his aunt Mrs. Louisa Hill's Jamaica Plain home. A reception followed. the couple plan to live in Foxboro after a New York honeymoon. The bride, a skilled musician, studied in Canada and abroad.
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Hotel Navarre
Allen Crowell
New Bedford
Louisa Hill
Jamaica Plain
Technology
Harry Keith
New York
Foxboro
Canada
Accused of Assault Fractures Skull in Charlestown Quarrel
Fred Morris of 245 Friend street is at the Relief station with a fractured skull. Charles J. Mahoney, 32, of 12 Cordis street Charlestown, is locked up at Station 3 charged with assault and battery after a quarrel in a Friend street stable yesterday afternoon. Morris' injuries are not believed to be fatal.
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Friend Street
Charles J. Mahoney
Cordis Street
Charlestown
Morris
Aldermen to Meet Briefly and Lunch with Mayor Fitzgerald
The 1906 Board of Aldermen will hold its final session with no business of moment expected. After courteous remarks, the aldermen will be entertained at luncheon by Mayor Fitzgerald at the Quincy House.
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Board of Aldermen of 1906
Fitzgerald
Quincy House
Harvard Gym Exhibition At Quincy YMCA Tonight
Harvard gymnasium team presents season opener exhibition at the Quincy YMCA with Bennett Boughton Forbush Tyng and Walter Goodwin captain taking part.
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Harvard Gymnasium
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Boughton
Forbush
Tyng
Walter Goodwin
Harvard Track Team Candidates Report
Harvard track team candidates reported for registration at the Harvard Union. Captain Minot outlined plans while Ellery Clark and P. M. Sherman were announced as field coaches. A small meet with England College was planned for about a month.
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Harvard Union
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Ellery Clark
P. M. Sherman
King defeats Paige in New England amateur billiards title
Dr King beat William Paige 300 to 164 in the eighth game of the Class A billiard tournament for the New England amateur championship at the Hub Palace last evening. King's average was 76-42 with a high run of 41 while Paige's high run was 19 and his average 338-42. Van Dyke and Smalley meet Monday evening.
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van Dyke
Smalley
Alumni Defeat Institutes of Dorchester 22 to 8
South Boston High alumni triumphed over the Institutes of Dorchester 22 to 8 at the South Boston High School gym last evening. The game showcased the alumni squad's defense and early lead sealed in the second period.
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South Boston High
Institutes of Dorchester
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