Eva Booth in Music Hall Honored by Salvation Army
Eva Booth, a diminutive but dynamic Salvation Army leader, received a rousing welcome from about 2000 attendees in London as she arrived in America to lead the Army here. She spoke of deep distress and urged American support, waving the banner as she addressed the crowd.
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London
Music Hall
Eva C. Booth
America
Salvation Army
Pmma Boo’th-Tucker
Booth-Tucker
Whitney and Lawson petitions for cheap fuel gas to reform gas industry
H M Whitney appeared before the Massachusetts manufactures committee at the State House to seek permission to manufacture cheap coke and gas and distribute it over wide areas from Boston. Senator Southard presided as lawyers for Whitney and Lawson argued for separate hearings.
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H. M. Whitney
Committee On Manufactures
State House
Southard
Whitney
Thomas W. Lawson
Wathan Matthews, Jr
Parker C. Chandler
William M. Butler
Edward A. McLaughlin
S. L. Powers
George H. Towle
F. W. Kittredge
H. W. Morton
Messrs. Matthews
Butler
Lawson
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
the Commonwealth
Dominica
Cape Breton Coal Case for By-Products in New England Coal Fields
A speaker argues Cape Breton coal yields rich gas tar and ammonia and urges building a central by product coke oven. He cites German practice since 1882, patents secured, and details from Professor Kunblauch on gas tar and ammonia yields, comparing Connellsville coke output and current regional coke supply.
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West Virginia
Cape Breton
F.S. Pearson
Germany
Mr. Pearson
New England
Pearson
Kunblauch
Europe
Kolh Ehrenfeld
Dr. C. Otto & Co
Dahlhausen
Ruhr
Dominion Coal Company
Connellsville
Carnegie & Frick Company
President Addresses Missionaries At New York Presbyterians
In Cleveland this report notes President delivers address focusing on mission work and religious unity. He receives enthusiastic response from a large New York Presbyterian gathering amid topics on new states and Armenians.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Board of Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Home Missions
Society
Fifth Avenue
United States
John Hall
Governor Nearing Death in Lowell News Bulletin
Reports from Lowell dated March 3 to 4 show the governor sinking rapidly with dyspnea and weak pulse. Medical bulletins note serious condition, opiate sleep, and withdrawal of information leading to public concern and calls for prayers.
Licenses Rise as Applications Flood City Police
Daily license filings surge with ninety new liquor license applicants before May 1. Over 400 blanks requested, mostly for renewals, with grocers licenses declining due to higher fees and extra bottling permits. Chairman Martin praises applicants as virtuous. policy remains to not increase licenses in residential districts. Commissioner Curtis notes possible shift from grocers to saloons with stricter oversight.
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Martin
Post
Curtis
Last Day Clearance Sale Slashes Prices Across 300 Items
On Wednesday at six, all unsold clearance goods are removed. Over 300 pieces remain, averaging about 40 percent off. Highlights include a Mahogany Screen from 62 to 28, Maple Wardrobe from 130 to 75, and Sofa Damask from 1388 to 88, among many other discounts.
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Damask
Governor in hospital declared in good spirits by doctors
Col Kenny of the Governor's staff arrived in Boston at 11 o'clock and met Col Thomas at the Parker House. He said the 11 o'clock doctors bulletin was the best possible statement of the Governor's condition. Family friends are at the Greenhalge residence and General Davidson with Col Boutwell are answering inquiries by telephone. Col Henry plans to return to Lowell early tomorrow.
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Kenny
Boston
Parker House
Thomas
Greenhalge
Davidson
Boutwell
Henry
Lowell
Republican Club Resolves Sympathy for Governor Greenhalge
At a meeting of the Republican Club executive committee in Boston the members unanimously pass a resolution expressing heartfelt sympathy for Governor Frederic T. Greenhalge and hoping he soon regains vigor to resume his duties for the Commonwealth.
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Milk Street
Greenhalge
Frederic T. Greenhalge
Commonwealth
Boston Italians Sympathize With Governor Greenhalge
The Italian Columba Society of Boston adopted a resolution expressing sorrow over Governor Greenhalge’s serious illness and wishing him a speedy recovery. Secretary S. Ratti and President M. Leverone signed the statement.
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Columbus Society of Boston
Greenhalge
Jean Atr Anne
S. Ratti
M. Leverone
Forecast for Wednesday in New England and eastern New York
Washington report on March 3 states the forecast for Wednesday calls for fair skies in New England and eastern New York with slightly colder temperatures and northerly winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Paper Mill Shutdown Delays Post Eight-Page Edition
The Post reports its Maine paper mill is shut by unprecedented freshets and a large paper shipment delayed as rail bridges washed away. The disruption prevents an eight-page morning issue and forces omission of several advertising columns to prioritize news.
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THE
POST
Annual dance at Pherle Hall Somerville by Unity Lodge
A large crowd attended last night’s annual dance at Pherle Hall Somerville hosted by Unity Lodge of Odd Ladies. Committee of arrangements included Mrs Emma Blaisdell Mrs N Souther Mrs Meens Mrs Heppins Mrs J Bridges Mrs M Fors and Mrs M Bixby.
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Pherle Hall
Somerville
Unity Lodge of
Odd Ladies
Emma Blaisdell
N. Souther
M.eens
Heppiins
J. Bridges
M. Fors
M. Bixby
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Moore & Sinnott Success
Faba GinsorisSer & Co
Gibson
Noma Ganela Riven
Fas
Cale
Valley
Monongahela
Gibsonton Mills
Monongahela River
NEW England Agency
State Street
Ton
Eva Booth
Ueltin
Monster Re
New States
By & Great Assemblage
Presbyterians
Franklin Nickerson
Leonard Huntress
Letin
C. F. Folsom
A. Ja, Mason
Ing
Governor’s House
Nickerson
Col. Kenny
Republican Club
LuYuige
Rueter & Copipany
Highland Spring Brewery
the Post's Paper Mill
Maine
Bixby
Mote Sone
Unity Lodge
KINC
Longwood Avenue
Haverhill Street
Roxbury
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