Rebels March on Panama After Naval Battle
Reports from Panama Jan 21 say Colombia rebels, buoyed by a naval clash in Panama Bay, march toward Panama City. They reach Los Llanos eight miles away. government forces fortify and brace for possible attack tomorrow. Casualty figures and ship damages are disputed amid treachery claims and prisoner exchanges. General Alban killed on the Lantaro. leadership passes to General Garcia. Spy linked to Belisario Porras captured with compromising liberal papers.
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Belisario Porras
Prince Henry of Prussia Tours America Amid Security Concerns
Berlin dispatch reports Chicago police may struggle to safeguard Prince Henry without expanding detective force to counter anarchist threats. The prince toured with Ambassador Andrew D. White, studied U.S. rail routes, and discussed topography and industry before a dinner honoring him next Friday. Family and officials including Aunt Von Buelow and Baron Von Richthof attend.
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Andrew D. White
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Mayor Low to host Roosevelt and Prince Henry dinner
New York January 21 Mayor Low announced that on the day of Emperor William's yacht launch he will host a dinner for President Roosevelt and Prince Henry at the Metropolitan Club. The event will precede a gala opera performance conducted with Mr Grau’s aid under a committee of 169 including municipal leaders clergy and business figures.
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Roosevelt
Prince Henry
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Temple Place Office Accepts Deposits For Accounts List
For deposit convenience, deposits and check payments are accepted at Temple Place Office with special attention to accounts headed by Ladies Gordon Abbott Oliver Ames C W Amory Samuel Carr B P Cheney T Jefferson Coolidge Chas E Cotting Philip Dexter and the Board of Directors including T Jefferson Coolidge Jr Eben 8 Draper George F Fabyan Reginald Foster George P Gardner Henry Howe Walter Hunnewell George v L Meyer Laurence Minot Richard Olney Henry R B Reed Nathaniel Thayer Chas 8 Tuckerman Lucius Tuttle Stephen M Weld Henry C Weston.
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Gordon Abbott
Oliver Ames
C. W. Amory
Samuel Carr
B. P. Cheney
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Philip Dexter
T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Okieben
Draper
George F. Fabyan
Reginald Foster
George P. Gardner
Henry
Howe
Walter Hunnewell
George v. L. Meyer
Laurence Minot
Richard Olney
Henry RB. Reed
Nathaniel Thayer
Chas
Tuckerman
Lucius Tuttle
Stephen M. Weld
Henry C. Weston
Company Officials and Officers Listed in Internal Report
Gordon Abbott serves as President with Francis Br. Hart as Vice President E A Phippen as Secretary and Assistant Treasurer Joseph G Stearns as Assistant Secretary Charles S Tuckerman as Vice-President and Measurer James A Parker as Vice-President F G Pousland as Assistant Treasurer K ELMER as Assistant Secretary Julius R Wakefield as Trust Officer This roster outlines key executive and administrative roles within the organization.
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Gordon Abbott
George P. Gardner
Francis BR. Hart
E. A. Phippen
Joseph G. Stearns
Charles 8S
Tuckerman
James A. Parker
F. G. Pousland
Elmer Warn
Mrs Carls Accuses Lawson Of Assault And Robbery
Andy Lawson, 35, manager of the Muncie Baseball Club, was arrested by Patrolman Watts after allegedly assaulting and robbing Agnes Carls of 37 dollars at the Clarendon Hotel cafe in South Boston. The incident followed a dinner and pursuit scene as Lawson confronted her, with bystanders aiding in the struggle before police intervened.
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One killed and four injured in Cambridge runaway
A fatal runaway accident in Cambridge yesterday afternoon near Western avenue left Peter LeFrancis, 74, dead. Charles Pearson, Hannah Lynch, William Parmenter, and a man named Jackson were injured. Pearson is believed fatally hurt. The horse, owned by Frank Nickerson, bolted after the sleigh capsized, scattering bystanders and colliding with Pearson and Jackson before tiring near Harvard Bridge. LeFrancis, a longtime Cambridge cigar dealer, leaves a widow, two sons, and siblings, and was active in local lodges and veteran groups.
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Peter LeFrancis
Lee Street
Charles Pearson
Jamaica Plain
Hannah Laynch
Berkshire Street
William H. Parmenter
Leonard Avenue
Jackson
Roxbury
Pearson
Massachusetts General Hospital
Frank R. Nickerson
Elm Street
Broadway
Western Avenue
Kinnaird Street
John Cronin
Amory Street
Daniel J. Cronin
Moore Street
John Linehan
Inman Street
Western Avenues
Massachusetts Avenue
Central Square
le Francis
Essex Street
Brookline Street
Massachusetta Avenue
Hannah Lynch
William Parmenter
Steed
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Parsons
Nickerson
Boston
LeFrancis
Charles River
Massachusetts
12000 Men Ready Aid Teamster Escapes Pocketing on Atlantic
Trucks from the R. B. Brine Company escorted by police attempted to flee an Atlantic Avenue pocketing incident en route to the stables last night. The scene involved 12,000 men reported ready and a tense chase as authorities moved to prevent encirclement.
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Atlantic Avenue
Kidnapping charged in Hyde Park case sequel
In Hyde Park a new kidnapping charge followed the removal of Michael J. Connelly to Medford during illness. Anthony Frye and his wife were arrested in Medford, Mark Connelly in Roxbury. Mrs. M. J. Connelly filed the complaint. The trio faces a Dedham District Court hearing tomorrow.
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Michael J. Connelly
Medford
Anthony Frye
Mark Connelly
Michael
Roxbury
M. J. Connelly
Connelly
Dedham
Croker Receives Dinner Before Sailing to England
Richard Croker was honored with a dinner and silver service by the First Battery of the New York National Guard’s honorary staff, a 66-man group tied to Tammany Hall and the Democratic Club. He declared he has retired cronyism for good, announced plans to sail for England the next morning at 10 o'clock, and said his stay abroad would be brief.
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New York National Guard
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Democratic Club
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Mr. Croker
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Boston Area Weather Forecast and Regional Update
Vocal forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Wednesday with fair skies and brisk easterly winds shifting to north and west later. Thursday brings fair weather and westerly winds. New England sees snow in the north and rain or snow in the south on Wednesday, with Thursday turning fair and colder and winds shifting from east to north. Eastern New York expects snow in the north and rain in the south on Wednesday, with temperatures falling.
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Father John's Story on Page Eight Delights Readers
A page eight feature profiles Father John, sharing a human interest tale of compassion, community ties, and personal devotion. The piece highlights his path, the people he serves, and the positive impact of his work in the parish.
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Father John
Allied Freight Council backs Teamsters in fight with Brine Co
The Allied Transportation Council voted to aid the Teamsters against R. S. Brine Transportation Co and allied masters. A strike committee can call 12,000 men on short notice, with up to 20,000 more in sympathy, as 1,500 unionists met at Brodine Hall to discuss a possible general strike in New England.
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Teamsters’ Union
Brine Transportation Company
Allied Transportation Council
Brodbine Hall
Teamsters
R. S. Brine Transportation Company
American Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
New England
Oscar F. Cox
William Hartnett
Local Teamsters
General Teamsters
Tumber
Coal Teamsters
Longshoremen's Provident Union
Local K. of In No
Local K. of I. No
Priests Risked Lives as St Marys Church Burned
An explosion in the basement of St Marys Church in New Britain Conn at 12 30 this morning sparked a fire that destroyed the interior. Fathers Herty and Leddy entered the burning church to save the blessed sacrament but were thwarted by flames and later rescued by firemen. The church, built in 1921, is regarded as one of Newland’s finest, with a damage estimate of 50000 dollars.
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St. Mary’s Church
Britain
Conn
St. Mary's Church
Herty and
Leddy
Newland
Germany Denies England Story Involves Intervention
In Eerlin on January 21 the foreign office denied that Germany sought or allied with any government to trigger European intervention in the Spanish American war. A later AP dispatch quotes Berlin insisting Germany did not propose or back such intervention before or during the war. It notes that while some suggestions were received from other sources, Germany did not endorse them.
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Foreign Office
Germany
House of Commons
Associated Press
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