Guild on Cuba asserts Cuban filibusters seek revenue control
General Curtis Guild Jr. told the Literary and Social Union of Piedmont Church that the Cuban situation mirrors American prophecies. He blamed filibusters in gaudy uniforms for corruption and warned against debt limits and foreign interference while defending U S actions and avoiding war with Europe over Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Literary and Social Union of
Piedmont Church
Cuba
United States
London
Paris
Lucrete
Morro Castle
Kruger Envoys Deny Negotiations With Kitchener Threats
Despatches from Amsterdam and Brussels say Kruger’s entourage claim ignorance of negotiations and say General Botha cannot act for the Orange Free State. They add no terms are idle unless Lord Kitchener is willing to discuss independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Amsterdam
Brussels
Kruger
Botha
Orange Free State
Lord Kitchener
Nation testifies in Kansas trial over absent wife
Wichita March 8 in the trial of his absent wife David Nation took the stand claiming she began her smashing code against saloons following advice from Kierss d Sample of Medicine Lodge at lawyers. Since Nation's admission there is some evidence against him as an accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
David Nation
Kierss d
Medicine Lodge
Nation
City Doctor details Starratt family medical case
City physician Arthur R. Perry of Somerville explains his role with Mrs Starratt and her ill husband and the care given to a boy with a ruptured leg during influenza. He describes hospital admission procedures, Overseers of the Poor rules, and asserts the Post’s criticism was misinformed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Perry
Somerville
Mra. Starratt
Overseers of the Poor
Malden Sergeant Wounded in Philippines After Attack
Word arrives from Malden that Sergeant Albert T. Rich, who enlisted from that city to go to the Philippines, was seriously wounded by a drunken soldier he confronted. Reports say he was initially believed fatally injured, but he improved and expects to leave the hospital soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ord
Malden
Albert T. Rich
Philippines
Rich
Was Hazed Out of West Point
Frederick Kensel, a former West Point cadet from Cambridge with ties to West Somerville, recalls hazing experiences that he says harmed his health. He left the academy on sick leave after eye troubles and repeated hospital visits, later describing incidents and denying publication of his account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Kensel
West Point
Military Academy
Eveniache
Cambridge
Kensel
West Somerville
Meacham Street
Representative McCall
Academy
Somerville
Msel
Post
Majestic
Massachussetts Avenue
Cambrae
Mr. Kensel
Ilenie
Felone
Eef
West
Mr.ensel
Freight Struck Electric Narrowly at Warren Avenue Crossing
A near miss occurred at the Warren avenue crossing in Charles Town about 11 o'clock last night when an outward-bound Union Square electric halted at the crossing. Gates not lowered, a freight train crossed as the car moved. Motorman shut off power and braked, avoiding serious damage though passengers were jolted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Avenue
Charlestown
Union Square
Brookline Finances Show Higher Receipts and Debt
Brookline's annual financial statement reports receipts of 1,943,623 and expenditures of 1,768,808 for the year ending January 31. Cash on hand stands at 174,815 with a total town debt of 1,398,218 including water, and a tax levy of 806,379. Assessed valuation reaches 77,?2,900 with tax rate 10.20 per 1000 and a population about 21,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
George H. Worthley
Treasury
M'Laulhin Co announces union made clothing sale
J W McLaughlin Company at 80 Washington street offers clothing for cash or credit with any money down. The entire stock bears the union label and is described as high quality wool garments finished and manufactured under strict union rules at claimed lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McLaughlin Company
Washington
Fair Labor
Institute of Technology class day officers elected
In a spirited vote of 196 ballots from 240 possible, Francis K. Baxter won first marshal with W. Frank Holmes as second marshal and William T. Aldrich as third. Other officers include A. W. Rowe as orator and P. H. Parrock as statistician, with a lengthy class day committee chosen. Baxter has long been noted for his prominent role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis K. Baxter
W. Frank Holmes
William T. Aldrich
W. Rowe
P. H. Parrock
F. H. Seeton
M. B. Foster
R. W. Bailey
W. I. Bickford
F. W. Coburn
Plorshem
W. W. Garrett
A. W. Higgins
H. W. Maxson
R. Murray
O. H. Perry, Jr
W. St. Clair
B Seaver, Jr
W., W. Walcott
F. K. Baxter
Purdy
Frank Holmes
Tech
Art in Athletics and Prom Leaders Named
V. Frank Holmes from Copenhagen is second marshal and Prom committee chairman. William T. Aldrich of Providence is third marshal and son of Senator Aldrich. The text notes their roles in class activities and leadership positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
After
P. Hird
V. Frank Holmes
Copenhagen
Denmark
William T. Aldrich
Providence
R. L
United States
Aldrich
Tierce
Tech
Senator Aldrich
Rhode Island
Regu meeting of the De Ieete Board of Trade
A meeting of the Board of Trade is scheduled for Monday. The notice outlines the regu meeting details and calls members to attend at the specified time and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Board OF Trade
Regu
de Ieete Board of Trade
Will Gilman Estate Tale Waits for a Will and Heir
Bridgeport reports confusion over the Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. magnate George Francis Gilman who was buried in Greenwood Cemetery. No will is found despite rumors his $75 million estate exists, with speculation of secret documents and a possible Black Rock mansion stash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
George Francis Gilman
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Greenwood Cemetery
New York
Risa
Black Rock
Ridgefield
Blakely Hall
Neher
Potts
Frank
Mr. Gilman
Piase
Gilman
Waldorf-Astoria
Blenner
Roman
Toom
Nordica
Annie Russell
Isebelle Irving
E. Berry Wall
Malden Girl Maud Smith Reported Missing
One year old Maud Smith of 129 Franklin Street Malden is missing from home since February 16. Her mother grieves and her father anxiously searches as they cannot learn any definite information about her whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Smith
Franklin Street
Malden
Magee, Pennsylvania Senator, Dies After Illness
Senator Christopher Lyman Magee of Pittsburgh dies in Harrisburg after more than two years of illness. His condition worsened last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Penn
Chrotopher Lyman Magee
Pittsburg
Plucky Capture After Nighttime Liquor Store Robbery
Hennessey of East New Street and Frank Barrett of Ohio Street were held on bond after a liquor store robbery on Aurig on Avenue. Patrolman George Kelley arrested two men at 2 am at the scene at gunpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessey
East New Street
Frank Barrett
Ohio Street
Fin
Burglars Fail in Sensational Chicago Home Raid
In Chicago on March 8 robbers attacked the home of Wil liam McLaughlin a wealthy coffee merchant at 97 Rush street and fired many shots narrowly missing his son Frederick McLaughlin. Also reported a receiver appointed for the International Zinc Company of New York with Ira B. Cushing named as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William McLaughlin
Rush Street
Frederick McLaughlin
F@R ZINC COMPANY
New York
Ely and Tannehill Sign with Pittsburg Club
Ely and Tannehill renewed their allegiance to the Pittsburg club by signing contracts for the coming season. President Dreyfus learned today that catcher Harry Smith had a deal with his old manager Connie Mack in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ELY
Tannehill
Pittsburg
Dreyfus
Harry Smith
Connie Mack
Hiladelphia
Waterville Pitchers Sign with Major League Clubs
Troy reports Jack Op of Waterville Conn who played with Kansas City last season signed as a cover left fielder with the Washington club managed by Manning. Pitcher Charlie Baker of Waterville signed a Cleveland contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Jack"’ OP
Waterville
Conn
Kansas City
Manning
Washington
Charlie Baker
Watervilet
Cleveland
McGovern and Sullivan Set for 126-Pound World Lightweight Title Fight
Louisville report states Terry McGovern and Dave Sullivan will meet in a 20 round world lightweight title fight on April 30 at the Twentieth Century Athletic Club of Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Govern
Sullivan
Louisville
Terry McGovern
Dave SuLlivan
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Francisco
Brookline Water Polo Team Defeats Illinois Naval Reserve
Brookline Swimming Club of Brookline Mass wins 2 to 0 over the Illinois Naval Reserve to seize the lead for the championship. The Silent Five of New York beats the Baversey of Minnesota 24 to 20 in basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline Water Polgists
Chicago
Brookline Swimming Club
Brookline
Mass
Illinois Naval Reserve
Silent Five
New York
Baiversy
Minnesota
Wrestling match in Schenectady crowns former champion
In Schenectady New York on March 8 Iain Duncan Cass, former world all round champion, defeated Frank Sabatzkus in a wrestling bout tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Schenectady
N. Y
Iain Duncan C As
Frank Sabatzkus
Terrible Turk Beaten by Jenkins in Cleveland Bout
Tom Jenkins of Cleveland, United States champion heavyweight wrestler, defeated Hall Ali the Terrible Turk in quick time at Haughton's West End Coliseum, taking two falls in fifteen minutes. Jenkins dominated as the Turk appeared overmatched before a cheering crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Tom Jenkins
Cleveland
United States
Hall Ali
Haughton
West End
Mt. Jenkins
Spring tonic tale boosts Dr Williams Pink Pills
Gertrude Gilbert testifies to recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She describes low blood, faintness, and pale complexion before treatment. After a course, she gains red blood, improved appetite, and renewed energy, keeping pills as a preventive.
Stricken Woman Recovers After Pink Pills Aid
Nellie M. Hedden of Connersville Indiana tells how she suffered a year with nervous breakdown female weakness and heart strain. After doctors failed her a friend recommended Dr Williams Pink Pills and six boxes restored her health. She urges others with similar troubles to try the medicine and notes her recovery was sworn before Notary Finly H. Gray on November 14 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie M. Hedden
Summit Avenue
Connersville
Ind
Miss Gertrude Gilbert Recovers Health After Pink Pills
After years of illness due to blood deficiency, Miss Gertrude Gilbert of 3201 Dauphin street Philadelphia has recovered her health. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after three doctors diagnosed heart disease and offered no relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Gilbert
Dauphin Street
Philadelphia
Miss Gilbert
May Smith Praises Pink Pills For Pale People
Florence Mont. resident May Smith writes of a five box course of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People that restored her health after years of anaemic weakness and digestive trouble. She notes improved flesh color and energy and recommends the remedy to others with similar symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Ravalli County
Mont
Miss May Smith
St. Paul
Dr. Williams
May Smith
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Health Claim Ad
The text touts Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as effective against many illnesses from impure blood to nervous system disorders. It claims remarkable cures, urges relief for women, and states prices of 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 with availability at druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Schenectady NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williaine
Williams
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