Rev G N Howard Named Corespondent in Divorce Case
The Rev George N Howard of Melrose Highlands rubber venture fame is to be named corespondent in a divorce suit filed by E Leonard Merrill against his wife. At a Chelsea hearing the Merrill case was disclosed and Merrill vowed to pursue a suit naming Howard after lacking key witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Howard
Poo Leonard Merrill
Melrose Highlands Free Baptist Church
Conference of Ministers
Howard
Guatemala
Frank E. Morten
Morten
Melrose
Batavia
N. Y
Melrose Highlands
E. Leonard Merrill
Mrs. Merrill
Frank E. Mé
Mr. Merrill
Mr. Howard
Merrill
Thas
Reputed Miracle at Fall River Draws Large Crowd
A rumor that a praying woman saw Jesus Christ blink sparked a crowd around a Fall River house. Police were called to disperse about 2000 people gathered at St Ann's Church after the crowd followed the icon to the church.
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Fall River
Fall Rivdpr
Jesus Christ
Ture of Christ
St. Ann’s Church
Oregon Elects 4 Democrats Amid Incomplete Returns
Portland dispatch reports incomplete returns from the Oregon election showing the Republican ticket leading overall while Governor race favors the Democrat. Thomas N. Tongue is re-elected in the first district and J N Williamson wins in the second. Republicans highlighted the Philippines issue and support for the President.
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Portland
Ore
W. J. Furnish
Thomas N. Tongue
Congress
J. N. Williamson
Repubicann
Philippines
The Pace That Kills Health Advertnent Promotes Father John’s Medicine
A Lowell Daily Mail editor shares his experience with Father John’s Medicine. He describes winter fatigue and nerve exhaustion improved by the tonic and nutritious benefits, praising its effects on health and work capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. L. McCleery
New
John
Cr. L. McCleery
Lowell Daily Mail
Lowell
Mass
Cuba Big Brother Cigarros Demand in New England
The economy minded business community seeks a balance of saving money and enjoying life as Cuba Big Brother Cigarros see heavy demand. Over a million monthly are needed to satisfy New England merchants and club hotel buyers with eight for ten cents.
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Cuba
New England
Babies Deserted in Cambridge Lead to Police Action
Two infants, one dead and one near death, were found abandoned in Cambridge. The dead infant was found by the Charles River bank and sent to an undertaker, while the live infant cried at a Lakeview Street yard and was taken to the police station then to the city home. The surviving child was named Winslow Elmwood and the deceased unnamed as Bibridge Charles.
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Cambridge
Charles River
Thomas Holmes
Litchfield
Winslow
Division 1
William B. Titcomb
Lakeview Street
Winslow Elmwood
Bibridge Charles
Local Forecast For Boston And Vicinity
Fair and warm conditions continue Tuesday with Wednesday partly cloudy and a chance of showers or thunderstorms. Light to fresh westerly winds. In New England showers are forecast Tuesday with cooler temperatures except in extreme south Maine and eastern Maine. Wednesday expected showers with fresh southwest winds.
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Boston and Vicinity
Washington
New England
Maine
Revere Republican Club Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Revere Republican Club held its annual meeting last night and elected officers: President J. W. Janvrin, Vice-President B. F. De Butts, Recording Secretary Walter White, Financial Secretary P. Taylor, Treasurer Theodore Spahen. Arrangements for the second annual dinner were discussed.
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Revere Republican Club
Esident
J. W. Janvrin
B. F. de Butts
Walter White
P. Taylor
Theodore Spahen
Roosevelt Urges Unity on Cuba Reciprocity for Republicans
President Roosevelt convened three White House Senate conferences to press Republican unity on Cuba reciprocity. Eighteen Senators attended, debating concessions, tariff plans, and a possible rebate to Cuba. Leaders opposed piecemeal tariff changes, warning against campaign disruption.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cuba
White House
McKinley
United States
Mexico
Elkins
Burrows
Jones
Nevada
Dietrich
Allison
Aldrich
Hanna
Platt
Connecticut
Spooner
Payne
Cannon
Dalzell
Babcock
Hull
Sherman
Overstreet
Congress
Elkins Conference
Riot and Bloodshed Mark Chicago Teamsters Strike
Rioters clash with police across Chicago as the teamsters strike escalates. Streetcar service stops, meat wagons blocked, and officers are pelted with stones and mud. Lieutenant Collins leads a forceful response to disperse crowds at Little Hell and Halsted Street crossings.
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Chicago
Teamsters
Collins
Crosby Street
Hell
Burrage Elected Eliot National Bank President
Henry L. Burrage, a West Newton graduate of Newton High School, 1889, was elected president of the Eliot National Bank yesterday succeeding James White. Burrage began as a messenger at Third National Bank, rose to cashier, then vice president of Eliot National Bank before today's promotion. Bank deposits rose from 1.5 million to 10 million in five years. surplus and profits climbed from 60,000 to 360,000 with a 1 million capital.
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Henry L. Burrage
Eliot National Bank
James White
United States
Burrage
West Newton
Newton High School
Third National Bank
Two Years for Man Who Counterfeited Postal Cards
E Louis Smith ran a major counterfeit postal card operation, rivaling government printing, and distributed millions of bogus cards. Judge Kohlsaat sentenced him to two years in prison. the Post Office Department recommended clemency though the law allows up to 20 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. Louis Smith
Kohlsaat
Post Office Department
London Celebrates War's End Amid Unruly Street Festivities
London erupts in wild celebrations as news of peace with South Africa spreads. Crowds flood streets from Whitechapel to Buckingham Palace with flags and music, while some note disorder and protests by a few veterans and workers.
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London
Ladysmith
Kimberley
Mafeking
Whitechapel
Buckingham Palace
Regent Street
Strand
House of Commons
South Africa
Edward
St. James's Park
Piccadilly
Peace terms seen as generous to the Boers
As the Boer War peace terms were released, many interviewees tell the Post that England showed generosity and the terms equal a Boer victory in spirit. Several voices praise the settlement and the forge of reconciliation.
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England
Post
Edward
B. Callender
Dorchester
Great Britain
Donahue
Fall River
James F. Carby
John. F. Fitzgerald
Leaders react to peace terms in Transvaal conflict
Boston figures from mayor to senator express varied views on the surrender terms. They call the outcome a victory for the Boers, a costly mistake for Britain, and a lesson on liberty with emphasis on self-government and continued independence in South Africa.
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Joseph
Devlin
M. P
United Irish League
South Africa
Ireland
England
William A. Gaston
Transvaal Republic
Doyle
Board of Aldermen
United States
James Donovan
John A. Kelsher
Cuba
Philippines
T. J. Dillon
Roxbury
Canada
Australia
Senate
Williams
M’nary
Great Britain
Michael J. Sullivan
South Boston
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Peace terms with Boers announced in crowded Commons
In London on June 2 the first lord of the treasury A J Balfour announced peace terms with the Boers amid a packed Commons and gallery crowd. US ambassador Choate, Henry White, Lord Rothschild and Lady Sarah Wilson were among the notable onlookers as questions were answered ahead of the historic statement.
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London
House of Commons
Treasury
A. J.balfour
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Henry White
Lord Rothschild
Sarah Wilson
Mr. Chamberlain
Mr. Balfour
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Church Council
Corespondent
Oregon
Revere Republican
CLUB
Halsted Street
H. L. Burrage
Eliot National
Schaleburger
Transvaal
Joseph Chamberlain
Thermopylae
Marathon
Salamis
Boston
British Empire
Sam Roads
Marblehead
United States of America
David Ww. Creed
George A. Schofield
Ipswich
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