Harvard Students Linked to Cambridge Window Breakage
Two youths described as Harvard students denied intentional vandalism after a plate glass window at a bicycle store on 938 Massachusetts Avenue is shattered by a large real estate sign. Officers nabbed Howard Camp and Clarence Townsend who provided likely fictitious names. a Maynard card suggests a Harvard freshman. Store owner Darlow values glass at 100 dollars and bicycle at 125 dollars, with repair costs of 25 dollars. They face charges of maliciously breaking glass and larceny of signs.
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Harvard University
Cambridge
Hackett
W. H. Rowe
Cambridge Force
Massachusetts Avenue
Bay Street
Cambridgeport
Station 2
Howard Camp
Clarence Townsend
Effingham Maynard
EF. Maynard
Harvard
Linden Street
Darlow
Government eyeing action after Venetian wreck near Boston
Boston pilots demand harbor fixes after the Venetian disaster. Officials tour the wreck aboard the Hannibal Hamlin and discuss blasting State Ledge, clearing the lower middle grounds, and adding a lighthouse or fog bell. Debates include buoy positions and harbor improvements affecting Boston’s shipping access.
Mysterious Fatal Train Crash at South Boston Station
An unknown man, 40 to 45, in a dark cutaway coat and red blue necktie died after a backing New Haven train struck him at Kneeland Street station around 11 PM. Ambulance rushed him to Massachusetts General Hospital where he died en route. Body taken to North Grove Street morgue. Cause under investigation.
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Boston
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Shawmut
Kneeland Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
North Grove Street
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifier Then
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the only true blood purifier. It emphasizes the season when cleansing is most needed due to impurity buildup in the blood.
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Hood
Hood's Sarsaparilla Proven to Cure Many Diseases
Letters from readers claim Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies blood and cures conditions from scarlet fever to eczema. Testimonies describe improved eye health after long battles with inflammation, treated skin complaints, ivy poisoning recovery, and relief for a child with eczema. The ad emphasizes strong cures and urges purchase from druggists.
Cyclone Impacts North Georgia Rail Lines and Atlanta
A cyclone swept North Georgia with winds near seventy miles per hour in Atlanta for five minutes. The Cedarton area endured the fiercest damage while authorities report extensive destruction with few details. A Rome region railroad operator says a southern train was spared by entering a deep cut that protected it.
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Atlanta
North Georgia
Cedarton
Rome
Convention to reorganize boot and shoe workers set for April 10
A meeting at 45 Eliot Street voted to hold a Boston convention on Wednesday April 10 at 10 am to organize a new united boot and shoe workers group. Delegates from locals with one per local plus one per 200 members or majority fraction will attend. locals cover their own expenses.
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Eliot Street
Organized
Boot and Shoe Workers of America
Boston
Mass
Boot and Shoe Workers
J. J. Dalton
J. D. Dullen
E. L. Daley
Boston Gift Relief Distributed in St. John's
The Boston cleri cal relief gift valued at 12 000 dollars is allocated by a census based pro rata plan among denominations in St. John's. An army of 500 local women assists the relief effort while urgent letters describe about one thousand people starving in Holyrood, fifty miles away.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Faye
Boston
Committee of Relief
Bishop Jones
Church of England
G. W. Siddall
Holyrood
Smallpox Outbreak Prompted Quarantine in St Louis
St Louis authorities mobilize to combat a smallpox spread. A medical team found twelve of 400 workhouse inmates ill and quarantined them while vaccinating the rest. Public schools will close if any pupil shows symptoms after a thorough afternoon inspection.
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ST. Louis
Office Letter Press Stand Offered by Paine Furniture
In this office notice Paine Furniture Company advertises a four drawer Letter Press Stand as a useful, low priced office piece. It claims the stand is essential for comfort and valuable beyond its cost and urges businessmen lacking one to read their offer in another column.
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Paine Furniture Company
Revere recount leaves overall totals intact after close vote
The recount of last Monday's election in Revere finished last evening. One vote shifted from license to no license, and Dr. Cumins the school committeeman loses one vote. The board names Alfred S. Hall chairman and Charles H. Frye clerk.
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Revere
Cumins
Alfred S. Hall
Charles H. Frye
Howgate Bail Hearing Before Judge McComas
Captain Howgate's bid for release on bail pending a new trial was heard by Judge McComas. Bail was fixed at $¢,000, which his counsel could not pay. He will likely be remanded to jail to await trial on remaining indictments.
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Washington
Howgate
Traveling man dies after illness at Crawford House
F E Farmer, a visitor who registered at the Crawford House on Thursday, was found ill in his room Friday morning and died at Massachusetts General Hospital at 5 30 p m. He was unconscious when found, likely stricken by apoplexy after a night in the hotel. Clerks did not know him, but noted he carried several hand satchels and gave Boston as his origin. he may be from a suburban town with a sister in Billerica. He appeared 45 to 60 years old.
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New York
the Tribune
Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
F. E. Farmer
Crawford House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Farmer
Boston
Billerica
Grafton Bank Found In Good Standing After Audit
National bank examiners finished their investigation at Grafton National Bank in Worcester and informed directors that the bank’s affairs were correct.
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Worcester
National Bank Examiners
Grafton National Bank
Mrs Amelia L Frost Dies at 66 in North Cambridge
Mrs Amelia L Frost widow of George Frost died yesterday at her home 2 Orchard street North Cambridge aged 66. She was the stepmother of artist George A Frost. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 PM.
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Amelia L. Frost
George Frost
Orchard Street
North
Cambridge
Fpalck
Mary Munn Falck
Charles Munn
Pleasant Street
Woburn
Benson
Alfred Saunders
Mary E. Benson
Beverly
Burkett
Chelsea
Abigail W
Henry A. Burkett
Maverick Street
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Cambridge Dancing Party at Odd Fellows Hall
Mr A E P Hayden hosted an enjoyable dancing party in Cambridgeport last evening. Hayden directed the floor with assistance from Carl F Stowe George F Warnock William Stimpson H Fletcher Hall G Francis Knowlton John Reid and George H Ellis.
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A. E. P. Hayden
Odd_ Fellows’ Hall
Cambridgeport
Mr. Hayden
Messrs
Carl F. Stowe
George F. Warnock
William Stimpson
H. Fletcher Hall
G. Francis Knowlton
John Reid
George H. Ellis
Edward B Crawford Convicted of Murder in Hartford
In Hartford Superior Court Edward B. Crawford is found guilty of murder for the February 15 incident. The judge imposed a six year sentence. The case involved a 74 year old man named Rudd and alcohol use preceding the crime.
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Har
Conn
Edward B. Crawford
Poe
Gees
Rudd
L “Ngton
Crean Drink Liquor Aga
Navy plans rush to build new vessels under Herbert
Secretary Herbert has set in motion the Navy Department program to expand the fleet. Nine of eleven authorized ships should be completed or launched by 1897, with six 1000 ton composite gunboats to be designed for extensive cruising and quadruple expansion engines.
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Washington
Herbert
Navy Department
Hichborn
Department
Pacific
Lkely
Suspended Carriers At Boston Detail Denied
Superintendent Corrigan of the East Boston post office says the three carriers suspended in his division were not suspended for visiting liquor saloons but for loitering and failing to collect mails. A Washington despatch notes officials decline to disclose the suspension causes for twelve Boston letter carriers and that Acting Postmaster General Frank Jones will require written defenses before decisions, with some dismissals possible.
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Corrigan
East Boston Post Office
Washington
Postcffice Department
South Boston
Roxbury
South End
Boston
Frank Jones
Thim
Marine News From The Waterfront In Boston Harbor
Morse & Co. collected 2750 dollars for towing the Red Wing into Provincetown, correcting yesterday’s 3750. The Venetian cargo is being cleared as the steamer remains with tide-driven hull openings. The barge 58 sails from Bermuda to New York in tow of Triton. A naval cadet joins Captain Daly on the Finance voyage between New York and Colon. Barnstable sails from Port Antonio with 17750 bananas and 30 barrels of oranges. Cephalonia to Liverpool and Catalonia from Queenstown head for Boston with numerous passengers. Towboat Marguerite’s new captain is Perkins with mate Conroy. Captain Harrison, ex-Furness eyeing salt from Sicily, visits. Wrecked Venetian ex-Philadelphian captain Trant views cargo recovery. Kolon leaks at 400 strokes per hour near South Boston flats. Ninety fresh fish arrivals at the Wharf, totaling 3,275,050 pounds, vs 2,587,000 last year. Captain Maddox takes command of Scotsman for Liverpool voyage. Cambroman and Angloman swap commands. Captain Jones becomes Chief Officer on the Roman, which sails for Liverpool and returns next Sunday.
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Messrs
Morse & Co
Red Wing
Provincetown
Standard Oil Company
Bermuda
New York
Morse
Triton
Enterprise
M. J. Daly
Steamer Finance
Colon
Boston
Thomas Dana
Lewis Wharf
Boston Fruit Company
Barnstable
Port Antonio
Jam
Mate Perkins
Marguerite
New England Dredging Company
Keough
Atlantic Works
Perkins
Young Morris Conroy
Ocean Queen
Charles River
Harrison
Cundall
Gloucester
Sicily
Furness Ne
W. H. Trant
Liverpool
Kolon
Machias
Frye
Maddox
Warren Line
Cambroman
Scotsman
Evans
Lewis
Humphrey Jones
Captain Jones
Spring Needs Medical Advice and a Bold Remedy
An advertisement extols Dr. Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as the top spring medicine. It claims it restores energy, clears complexion, boosts the blood, and cures nervous weakness and exhaustion based on testimonials from Mrs. W. H. Smith of Providence Rhode Island and Dr. Greene's expertise at 34 Temple Place Boston Mass.
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W. H. Smith
Sutton Street
Providence
R. I
Dr. Greene
Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Mass
Franklin Evening School closes with diplomas at Franklin Hall
The Franklin Evening School held its closing exercises at Franklin School hall on Waltham and Ringold streets. A large program featured speeches, musical numbers, and recitations followed by diplomas presented by Isaac F. Paul. A long list of graduates included James Abbott, Sadie Barrett, Sara Bolt, Margaret Brennan, Annie Brown, and many others.
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Franklin Evening School
Franklin School
Waltham and
Ringold Streets
Robert Frankstone
Clara Belle Brooks
Cora Bailey
Eva Pickering
Williams. Byrne
Blanche ©. Martin
Sadie A. Barrett
Alabama
John A. Sevigne
Nellie K. Foster
de Valley
de Shadder
Helen M. S. Sanborn
Frank L. Naylor
the Kearsarge
Charles W. Tobin
Louis Leyser, Jr
Walter J. Burns
William A. Bemberg
Edward Burke
Fenton J. Burke
William 8. Byrne
Joseph Clarke
Melburn W. Colpitts
Michael Coughlin
Edward F. Cleary
Charles H. Cosgrove
John Cowgill
Edward F. Driscoll
James B. Driscoll
Gertrudel. Flynn
Isaac Finkelstein
Henry F. Gill
Isadore Goldstein
Aaron M
Free Medical Services Until Cured for All Diseases
Public notice proclaims free medical services available until patients are cured for all diseases at designated clinic locations, inviting residents to seek treatment without cost. The announcement names coordinating health organization and provides locations and dates for service days.
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Dewey Medical Co
Boylston Street
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C. I. Hood & Co
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Fiood
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State
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