Parisian Cook Burglar Caught In Desperate City Breakin
An elderly French cook, longtime hotel worker, says he broke into a Boston restaurant after years of hard luck and starved wife pity. At 10 18 PM a burglar alarm at Arch and Summer led Patrolman Kemp to a man seized in the restaurant.
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Emmet Oration At Irish Society Event In Boston
Recorder John W. Goff of New York spoke at Music Hall during the 114th anniversary of Ireland's martyr Robert Emmet, with Mayor Quincy presiding. The event drew a large Irish–American audience despite bad weather and featured portraits of Emmet and patriotic songs.
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Edward J. Leary
P. J. Grady
William Jordan
John P. Brawley
John J. Teevans
M. W. Norris
Michael E. Hennessy
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Owen O. Loughlin
James F
Erin Fhune
John Boyle O'Reilly
Joseph Burke
Gerard Russo
Fred O’brien
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Thomas H. Devlin
Emmet
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Goff
Lexow Committee
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Ideput
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Dublin
Governor Greenhalge of Massachusetts Dies at Home
Lowell march 5 Governor Frederick Greenhalge died after a day of conscious effort by physicians. He suffered a uremic poisoning shock and paralysis with family at his bedside and bulletins detailing his deteriorating condition. The death ends a long illness and prompts mourning across the state.
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Frederick
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Governor Greenhalge Fights For Life In Last Days
Governor Frederic T. Greenhalge remained near death after a severe struggle on Saturday night. He rallied briefly on Tuesday but relapsed Wednesday, with Doctors Nickerson and Huntress at his side and family nearby. General Davidson, Roland H. Boutwell, Greenhalge sisters, and relatives were present as the governor hovered between life and death.
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Ivy
Mary Nesmith
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