Boston Pilgrims Feted in Washington Visit
Boston's party to the capital enjoys a sunny day. Governor Draper and Mrs. Draper guest at luncheon with George von L. Meyer and Mrs. Meyer. They dine with Senator and Mrs. W. Murray Crane and meet the new President at the White House. The blizzard had no ill effects on the travelers.
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Washington
Boston
Draper
George von L. Meyer
Graves
Hormel
Republican City Committee
Lodge
Crane
Gardner
Capitol
Seeaster Lodge
Congressman Gardner
White House
Taft
Lutkin
Aong
Ssibbard
Khbiiut
Frank Seiberlich
Willard
Federal Express
Massachusetts Troops and Draper Enjoy Washington Reception
Crowds along Pennsylvania avenue cheer Governor Draper and Massachusetts troops led the parade with praise from Washington papers for their appearance and endurance. Mayor Wibbard and Boston officials meet Postmaster General Meyer and visit the White House as talks with Taft loom. The Boston delegation plans departure tomorrow morning.
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Massachusetts
Draper
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hughes
Washington
Worcester
Brigham
Capitol
Anger Drives 19-Year-Old to Suicide Attempts
Harold Tuck of 7 Hanson Street South Ind. attempted three times to end his life yesterday due to an uncontrolable temper. Mrs. Gunther, the landlady, cut gas, then patrolman McNally helped restrain him and revive him after each incident.
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Harold Tuck
Hanson Street
South Ind
Tuck
Edward Reaches Paris on Private London Visit
King Edward arrived in Paris from London this afternoon in a private journey. Ambassador Lertie greeted him at the station as a crowd gathered, with no official government reception.
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Paris
Edward
London
Ife
Lertie
Photographer Joseph C Rhodes Dies in Locksmith Shop
Joseph C Rhodes aged 01 of Marlboro died suddenly yesterday morning in Gibbs locksmith shop at 1189 Columbus Avenue. Rhodes formerly worked as a photographer with a Roxbury Crossing studio.
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Joseph C. Rhodes
Marlboro
Gibbs Locksmith Shop
Columbus Avenue
Rhodes
Roxbury Crossing
Charges Stated After Dublin Nationalist Meeting Disorder
In Dublin on March 5 charges of assault and attempting to break up a public meeting were filed by Eugene Crean MP against Joseph Devlin and Dennis Johnston following the disorder at the Nationalist convention where William O'Brien was refused a hearing.
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Dublin
William O’brien
Eugene Crean
Cork
Joseph Devlin
West Belfast
Dennis Johnston
United Irish League
Ruling on Redmond Duty in Irish Conspiracy Case
In a crowded courtroom Timothy Healy for Mr. Crean cleared John EF Redmond of blame while accusing Mr. Devlin of directing the affair. He asserted the Ancient Order of Hibernians in America had no Ireland link, noting Belfast men brought in to disrupt the convention and a boxwood baton symbolizing coercion. The hearing adjourned for further action.
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Timothy Healy
Crean
John EF. Redmond
Devlin
Healy
Order of Hibernians
America
Ireland
Belfast
Slealy
Johnston
Cork
Changes in Dorchester and Mattapan Cars
Dorchester and Mattapan night car schedules change starting Sunday morning March 7. Mattapan departures include 12 33, 1 15, 2 15, 3 15, 4 15, 4 45 am from Mattapan and Norfolk street Nelson corner 12 45, 1 45, 2 45, 3 40, 4 45 am. Ashmont street station 12 50 and 6 10 am. Cars run to Grove Hall with Adams Square connections. Adams Square departures to Grove Hall 12 50, 1 00, 2 00, 3 00, 4 00. 1 50, 2 30, 3 30 to Mattapan. 4 30 to Mattapan and Norfolk street.
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Mattapan
Norfolk Street
Nelson
Ashmont Street
Grove Hall
Adams Square
Roosevelt's Parting Word on Duty and Hope for the Country
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt, in an interview dated February 3 and released after his White House departure, urges citizens to perform duty where they are, to avoid cynicism, and to balance personal responsibility with service to the nation. He reflects on leaving office with a light heart and renewed resolve to support the common good.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Gilson Gardner
Roosevelt
Jamaica Plain man rescues two horses from fire
Stephen Curran of 5 Williams Street Jamaica Plain ran into a blazing barn on his street at 8 50 pm to save two horses. He dragged one horse to safety with burlap over its head then returned for a second. Patrolmen Cullen and Quilty helped as Curran’s clothing smoked. A third horse perished. The wooden barn was destroyed and owner Patrick Doyle of 4274 Washington Street estimates losses over 5000.
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Stephen Curran
Wiliams Street
Jamaica Plain
Curran
Cullen and
Quilty
Station 18
Patrick Doyle
Washington Street
Speeding Fire Engine Crashes Into Wagon on Tremont Row
A Tremont row collision occurred last night when Engine 26 rushing to West Ind. struck a tonic wagon. Driver Thomas Conley held the horses while Thomas Quinn, wagon driver, jumped to escape injury. Wagon owned by Sughrue and Quinn of 116 Harrison Avenue.
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Tremont Row
West Ind
Thomas Conley
Thomas Quinn
Sughrue & Quinn
Harrison Avenue
Marconi Plans Flash to U.S. From Coltano Plant
King Victor Emmanuel hosted William Marconi after a private audience in Rome. The king praised his wireless telegraphy work as Marconi announced plans to build a powerful Coltano plant near Pisa and expected direct wireless link to America within a year.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
William Marconi
Mr. Marconi
Coltano
Pisa
America
Meeting at Elyrium Club On March 9 1909
Teer visitors will attend a meeting at the Ely sium Club on March 9 at 8 p m. Dr. Jeffrey R Brackett will address the gathering outlining general lines of child saving work.
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Teer
Elysium Club
Jeffrey R. Brackett
St. Stephen's Concert Gets Local Theatre Support
The St Patrick's night concert committee led by Hon Henry B Fitzgerald reports theatre managers will again provide professional talent for the event.
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Henry 8. Fitzgerald
Girl 19 Dies in Lynn. Dr Wing Held on Legal Surgery Charge
Jamhes H. Rogers, 19, died at 4 this morning in Salem Hospital after lodging in Lynn since Feb 16. Dr Edward P. Wing, practicing physician for 15 years, is held on legal surgery charges with bonds set at 140000 for a March 20 appearance. District Attorney Peters ordered the arrest.
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Salem
Jamhes H. Rogers
Edward P. Wing
Lynn
Rogers
Milltown
Sussex Street
John MacDonald
Salem Hospital
Peters
Wing
Boys Cannot Pick Coaches in Boston School Debate
Committees on cities reported against a Thayer bill to strip the Boston School Board of athletic coach appointment power. The measure would have let each school hire its own coaches, reversing a 1907 act that authorized $56,000 for athletics. Thayer suggested boys donate extra funds if needed.
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Frank W. Thayer
Boston
Thayter
Died at 70 in doorway in South Boston home
Miss Annie Maguire, 70, of 876 Fast Fourth Street South Boston, was found dead in the rear hallway of her home shortly before 11 yesterday by lodger Patrolman Frederick Sullivan. Heart trouble aggravated by a heavy cold caused her death. She leaves considerable money. Nearest relatives are two sisters Miss Annie Higgins and Miss Alice Higgins of 1 Bay Street Manchester New Hampshire.
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Annie Maguire
Fast Fourth Street
Boston
Frederick Sullivan
Annie
Alice Higgins
Bay Street
Manchester
N. H
Don’t Wear A Truss Promises Quick Cure For Rapture Remedy
A sales pitch claims a new discovery cures hernia without salves or harness and offers a free book by mail. It touts instant relief after trying other methods and includes a coupon and patient letters as proof, urging readers to request the book today.
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