Plucky Somerville Woman Defies Burglars
Katie Doherty a Somerville house servant reports two burglars invaded Alfred J Cunningham’s home Saturday night. She refused to surrender money and fled to a neighbor for help after a brief confrontation. She sustained a scratch from falling on the stairs while alerting her employer.
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Katie Doherty
Alfred J. Cunningham
Somerville
Miss Doherty
Cunningham
Citizenship and the Courts in Democratic Justice
The Hon. William Schofield at the Boston Y M C A argues citizens owe respect to courts as a co equal branch of government. He highlights jury service as direct citizen participation and stresses democracy as the hopeful core of law and justice.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
William Schofield
Superior Court of Massachusetts
United States
Massachusetts
Judicial Department
Russian troupe opens at Daly's with Vera von Tiesenhausen
The Baroness Vera Von Tiesenhausen and the Baroness Nolde lead Russian actress Vera Samisharzhevsky's company arriving from Bremen aboard the Icamn to open tomorrow in A Doll's House at Daly's Theatre. Accompanying them is lead actor Kasimir Bravitch.
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New York
Vera von Tiesenhausen
Nolde
Vera Samisharzhevsky
Daly’s
Bremen
Icamn
Mme. Komisharzhevsky
Kasimir Bravitch
Republicans Eye Mayor Hibbard Appointments Stir
Republican leaders in the city hint at backlash over Mayor Hibbard’s picks as two officials are removed. They note potential criticism if he leans against party interests while upholding nonpartisan decisions. Brown, a Democrat, becomes city collector and Skinner remains penal institutions commissioner.
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Hibbard
John B. Martin
Garrett W. Scollard
Charles R. Brown
Vernon V. Skinner
Fire at Schwartz & Bernstein oil clothing factory
Gloucester March 1 Schwartz and Bernstein's oil clothing factory at 276 285 Main street burned today with a large stock of goods. Loss estimated 35000 to 40000 dollars nearly covered by insurance. The upper floor dried goods and high heat led authorities to suspect spontaneous combustion.
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Gloucester
Schwartz & Bernstein
Main Street
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestion Relief
A breezy ad touts Pape's Diapepsin and Triangles as fast cures for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims five minutes after use the stomach feels lighter with no sour belching, gas, or nausea, and asserts the product digests 3000 grains like a healthy stomach.
Brave Priest Praises After Daring River Rescue
Father Edmund Sliney, who dove into Gulf River to save Joseph Jason, will preside at the youth's funeral at St Anthony's Church. He recovered from the plunge, praised for his bravery, while the boy, son of a widowed mother, is mourned by family and altar boys prepare pallbearers.
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Cohasset
Father Sliney
Jason
Laura
Fire Claims Father and Three Children in Depew
Anthony Schultz 55 and three of his oldest children Nellie 18 Joseph 11 and May 8 burned to death in a small fire in Depew New York. Mrs Schultz and the four youngest children were rescued.
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Depew
N. Y
Anthony Schultz
Nellie
Joseph
May
Fierce Moroccan clash leaves French with heavy losses
From Paris to General D Amade reports a daylong battle with the Madakra tribesmen in Morocco. The French suffered 11 killed and 86 wounded as riders and infantry faced fierce resistance, later breaking the enemy with a rapid pursuit over several miles.
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Paris
D’amade
Morocco
Singer Weds in Somerville
Cesare Re, a well known singer, married Miss Sofia Cianchi in St. Catherine's Church Somerville. The ceremony was led by Rev Father Lennehan with Mrs Romeo Sarton as maid of honor and Constante Covan of Pisa as best man. A wedding breakfast for about a hundred relatives followed.
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Huntington Chambers
Somerville
Cesare Re
Sofia Cianchi
St. Catherine’s Church
Father Lennehan
Romeo Sarton
Constante Covan
Pisa
Italy
Emmet Anniversary Observed by United Irish Societies
In Washington DC the 130th birth anniversary of Robert Emmet was marked by a public demonstration at the Columbia Theatre. Speeches by Senators Flint and Gore and Representatives O Connell Driscoll Hammill extolled Emmet's courage and the Irish cause, urging independence for Ireland.
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Washington, D. C
Robert Emmet
United Irish Societies
District of Columbia
Columbia Theatre
United States
Flint
California
Gore
Oklahoma
Joseph F. O’connell
Boston
Driscoll
New York
Hammill
New Jersey
O’connell
Dublin
Ireland
England
Death of Richard Nugent in St Marys Church
Richard Nugent aged 65 collapsed during worship at St Marys Church Har lestown yesterday morning. Dr Thomas Leen pronounced him dead from heart disease. Nugent was married and resided at 45 Pleasant Street Charlestown.
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Harlestown
Richard Nugent
Thomas Leen
Nugent
Pleasant Street
Charlestown
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