Man Killed in Drunken Quarrel in Cambridge
Eugene F McNamara 32 of 5 Marion Street Cambridge died after a quarrel with John Hallahan 14 Fitchburg Street Somerville. Hallahan is under arrest on manslaughter charges after McNamara was struck and wheel of a wagon passed over his skull. Witnesses detained for drunkenness. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church Cambridge Sunday.
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Eugene F. McNamara
Marion Street
Cambridge
John Hallahan
Fitchburg Street
Somerville
Station 3
McNamara
West End
Leverett Street
Brighton
Leverett Streets
Hallahan
William H. Shannon
E. A. Jordan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mary
Metropolitan Coal Company
Timothy
Harvard Street
Malden
Church of the Sacred Heart
Principal witness Dr Scholtz dies in Radziwill forgery case
CAPD Town March 7 Dr Scholtz the principal witness in the case against Princess Radziwill charged with forgery over notes said to be signed by Cecil Rhodes died today of pneumonia The note for 2000 pounds cited in the Radziwill suit features in the historic dispute as the Rhodes note remains central to the litigation end.
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Capd Town
Dr. Scholtz
Princess Radziwill
Cecil Rhodes
Prince Henry Ends U S Tour With West Point Stop
Prince Henry of Prussia completed a nine day U S tour covering 13 states and 4358 miles aboard a special train. In New York he met crowds, toured West Point with cadets, rode exhibitions, and thanked American railroad officials before heading to Philadelphia.
Prince Henry Arrives in Albany Amid Dense Crowds
Prince Henry reached Albany ahead of schedule after a Boston to Albany train run. He met Mayor Gaus and Governor Odell at City Hall and the Capitol, where he was greeted with official warmth, the city granting him freedom of the city.
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Frederick the Great
George Washington
Washington
Prince Henry
Senate Chamber
Horace White
Syracuse
Ambassador White
Woodruff
United States
Assembly
Nixon
Capitol
West Point
Albany
N. Y
Boston
Union Depot
Columbia
Gaus
George Sard
Prince
Colonel Bingham
Admiral Evans
von Holleben
Odell
City Hall
Charles H. Gaus
Nelson A.henry
Prince Henry Sees Scarlet Fever Aboard Imperial Yacht
Word reached Milton that a sailor on the Hohenzollern has scarlet fever prompting Prince Henry to consider altering his New York plans. The delay could affect engagements if the illness spreads aboard the royal yacht.
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Milton
N. Y
Prince Henry
Hohenzollern
New York
Hohen
Prince Henry Plans Dinner After Philadelphia Tour
Zollern will quarantine aboard the steamer Deutschland during his New York stay to observe sanitary rules and protect others from infection. If quarantine ends, plans proceed with a Monday dinner for companions upon his return from Philadelphia, marking the completion of his American tour.
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Zollern
New York
Hohenzollern
Prince Henry
Philadelphia
Prince Henry Visits West Point in 100th Anniversary Year
Prince Henry arrived at West Point at 2 10 pm met by Colonel Mills and cadet officers. Knox battery fired 21 guns as cadets were paraded and reviewed. He praised the corps, visited Memorial Hall riding hall and gymnasium where cadets performed. He expressed pleasure, congratulated the academy and its cadets, and noted the upcoming centennial celebration before leaving for New York at 4 pm.
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New York
Prince Henry of Prussia
Philadelphia
von Muller
Albany
Hudson River
United States Military Academy
West Point
Mills
Academy
Memorial Hall
Herr
Colonel Mills
Weehawken
Prince Henry
George W. Boyd
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr. Boyd
Buenzg
Geissler
Forty-second Street
Titus
Waldorf-Astoria
Hohenzollern
United States
Phos
Ptel
Hohenzoller
N. Y
Knox Battery
Prince Henry transfer tug commanded by East Boston man
Captain Benjamin Lewis will command the towboat Lackawanna to transfer Prince Henry from the Hohenzollern to the Deutschland next Tuesday before the prince sails home. The Lackawanna, a white double stacked tug with buff smokestacks, is owned by the Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad and calls at Newport Rhode Island on the way to New York.
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Lackawanna
Committee Hearing On Veterans Exemption From Civil Service Rules
The military affairs committee held a continued hearing on Representative Hagberg’s Worcester petition seeking Spanish War veterans exemption from civil service rules. Arthur Lord, former Civil Service Commissioner, opposed additional exemptions as harming public service quality. Representative Maloney of Lawrence supported the bill, calling the law a farce and a political matter.
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Committee On Military Affairs
Hagberg Cof
Worcester
Arthur Lord
Civil Service Commission
Maloney
Lawrence
William Snell Dies by Own Hand at Norwood Hotel
In Pittsfield on March 7 clerk William Snell of the Norwood Hotel shot himself in the head in the presence of his sister in law, after confronting troubles with his wife earlier that morning.
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Pittsfield
William Snell
Norwood Hotel
Snell
Prince Henry Visit Haunts Hotel Somerset Souvenirs
Hotel Somerset bears the morning after mood as Cadets guard the entrance and 200 visitors hunt for Prince Henry mementos. Guests glimpse cedar sprigs and laurel ropes, while meals and decor revert to normal after the prince's banquet. Residents praise the prince and note generous tips for services rendered.
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Somerset
Prince Henry
Prince Henry of Prussia Pleased With U S Tour Note
Prince Henry of Prussia expresses gratitude for warm welcomes across the United States during his interior tour. Captain Von Muller notes the prince values the cordial receptions from both large cities and smaller towns, and regrets not thanking every attendee at railway stations.
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New York
Prince Henry of
Prussia
von Muller
United States
East
Prince Banquet Cost to Boston Estimated at 15000
City records hint the Prince Henry banquet will run around 15000 dollars with a wine bill near 1500, cigars, decorations, carriages, printing, flowers and menus adding thousands. Dinner at about 25 dollars per plate pushes total near 40 dollars per head, funded by the mayoral contingent fund.
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Prince
Boston
Prince Henry
City Council in Angry Mood Over Banquet
City Hall sits tense as Aldermen and councilmen bitterly fault mayoral oversight of a banquet with Prince Henry. The snub at a public library reception fuels demands for accountability while department heads enjoy the dinner and fear the blame game. Ordered hearings, rival access, and possible souvenir returns signal ongoing friction at City Hall.
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City Hall
Prince Henry
Quincy House
Sdermen
Atat
Public Service Corporation
Corporation
American Girl Helena Wilde Linked to Swedish Prince
Paris reports Helena Gorham Wilde, an American in Paris, is set to wed Paigene the Red Prince of Sweden. Prince Eugene Bernadotte, Duke of Nerida, may renounce succession to marry Wilde, adopting the name Eugene Bernadotte if consented. Eugene once lived incognito in Paris, even as rent was unpaid.
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Paris
Helena Gorham Wilde
Oscar
Paigene
Eugene
Nerida
Ebba Munk
Honror
Sophia
Prince Bernadotte
Miss Wilde
Prince Eugene Bernadotte
Monsieur Eugene
Prince Eugene
Marshal Benadette
Sweden
Catarrh treated as a constitutional disease with Stuart's Tablets
The article promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as a safe internal remedy addressing liver and blood to cure catarrh. It criticizes local sprays and inhalers as temporary, cites Dr Edmondson praising results, notes the tablets’ pleasant lozenge form, and mentions price and free information from A. Stuart Co.
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Stuart
Edmondson
the. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Court of Appeals Split Over Sampson Prize Case
Washington March 7 The District Court of Appeals announced its decision in the prize money cases begun by Admiral Sampson for himself and his officers and men in the San t campaign. Chief Justice Alvey held the appeal should not have been taken to that court but withheld dismissal to preserve the issue for possible review by the United States Supreme Court. Justice Morris concurred noting jurisdiction questions belong to the high court. Justice Shepard to file a dissent.
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Washington
Distri Court of Appeals
Sampson
Distric Supreme Court
Alvey
United States Supreme Court
Morris
Shepard
Bandits Capture Priest Near Pekin Jehol Mine District
Bandit soldiers seize a priest at Jehol about 100 miles northeast of Pekin. French and Russian forces seek to rescue, but the court orders General Mai Uk Wan to secure release to prevent foreign troop intervention in the gold mining district.
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Pekin
Jehol
Mai UK Wan
Gray's Appeal Sustained Against Cambridge Mayor
Supreme Court judge Morton sustained William H. Gray's appeal in the Cambridge dispute. The mayor had sought to remove Gray, superintendent of public buildings, without aldermanic consent. The next step is unclear, but charges may be prepared for Board of Aldermen hearings.
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Supreme Court
McNamee
Morton
Cambridge
Gray
Board of Aldermen
Secretary Root Says Ide Improving in Yokohama Health
Acting Governor Wright informs Commissioner Ide, currently under medical care in Yokohama, is improving and expected to resume duties in Manila within about a month.
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Washington
Root
Wright
Manila
Ide
Yokohama
Japan
Two Boys Fall Through Ice in River Tragedy Near Salmon Falls
In Salmon Falls New Hampshire Henry Quimby nine years old drowned after breaking through the river ice while crossing Salmon Falls River. His six year old brother Willie also fell in but was rescued. Henry's body was recovered. Also reported Captain Casati the African explorer is dead.
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Salmon Falls
N. H
Salmon Falls River
Henry Quimby
Willie
Henry
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