Wealthy Webster Heiress Weds 17 Year Old Papineau
Miss Elizabeth Chase of Webster Mass., heiress to 1,000,000, marries 17 year old Victor D Papineau in a quiet Buckminster ceremony witnessed by Mrs Henson and a friend. The couple met in Webster and graduated together. Chase's mother objects to the match on finances though Dr Louis J Papineau supports it. Papineau works as a shipping clerk for H F Glidden Co.
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Gilman
Commonwealth Avenue
Elizabeth Chase
Victor D. Papineau
Rapineau
Buckminster
P. S. Hanson
Tremont Temple
H. F. Glidden & Co
Fulton Street
Elizabeth F. Chase-Papineau
Webster
Russians Fallen Back From Mukden Face Looming Japanese Blockade
Russians retreating toward Tie Pass after Mukden fall face two large Japanese armies advancing from the north. Estimates say 1500 to 2000 Russian guns and large stores may be destroyed or captured as negotiations toward peace begin.
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London
Mukden
Kuropatkin
Tie Pass
Liaoyang
Shakhe
Hun
Shakhe Station
Oyama
Old City
Graduation attire proposal heats up in Maiden
Maiden dated March 10. Nellie C. Boutwell, chair of the high school graduation committee, favors white gowns and four cornered caps costing three to four dollars. Most graduates oppose the plan. Superintendent Henry emails parents noting the committee seeks simplicity and rejects ostentation at public school exercises.
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Maiden
Nellie C. Boutwell
Peabody Exonerated After Hearing On Parker Larceny Claim
Judge Adams discharged Frederick W. Peabody after hearing Edward W. Parker accuse him of larceny of 2500. The court found no crime or probable cause to hold for grand jury, noting extensive witness testimony but no supporting evidence.
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Edward W. Parker
Frederick W. Peabody
Peabody
Adams
Piso's Cure for Consumption Ad Claims Cough Cure
An advertisement for Piso's Cure for consumption promotes a cough remedy from All Pure Nourishment and Fr John’s Medicine building up health with no injurious drugs. It markets the product through druggists at 25 cents.
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Fr. John
Mystery Shots in Auckland Street Case Sparks Dorchester Rumors
Police sift through rumors after three rapid shots echo from an Auckland Street upper story. Neighbors fear a fatality as officers Gibbs and Nutting search back lots and gutters for a body while gossip ties the incident to feuds and court actions.
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Auckland Street
Dorchester
Tommy
Station 11
Gibbs and Nutting
So-and-So
Savin Hill
Hall
Auckland
Boston Area Weekend Forecast Keeps Fair Skies
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather Saturday and Sunday. Cooler temperatures and some what colder conditions expected Saturday with brisk westerly winds.
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Boston and Vicinity
Milton Will Leaves Most Milton Estate To Harvard
Pittsfield March 10. By the will of the late William F. Milton Harvard University will receive the bulk of his wealth at the widow’s death. Estimated to be over 1 million dollars Milton served in the Civil War with the 20th Massachusetts infantry and later prospered in tea trade before retiring to a Pittsfield farm and Jersey cattle breeding. He died in New York March 1.
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Pittsfield
William F. Milton
New York
Berkshire Court
Harvard University
20Th
Massachusetts Infantry
Boston
Mr. Milton
William H. Milton
Anna Miller
Philadelphia
George Worthington
Carter Will Leaves Harvard 200000 For Law School Chair
The will of the late James C. Carter, eminent lawyer, to be probated soon, leaves Harvard University 200000. Harvard gets 100000 for general University purposes and 100000 for a professorship in the law school teaching the distinctions between written and unwritten law. The estate is valued above 1.5 million, with other bequests to relatives and friends.
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New York
James C. Carter
Harvard University
Harvard
Carter
Move to oust Francis P. Ewing seeks challenge to Campbell election
Francis P. Ewing former assistant clerk of the Superior Court filed with Attorney General Parker a petition to use the attorney general in quo warranto proceedings to test the legality of Francis A. Campbell’s election as clerk. Parker sets Monday 11 o'clock for a hearing as Campbell relies on ex Mayor Nathan Matthews. Politicians watch the case amid Bar Association tensions.
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Francis P. Ewing
Superior Court
Francis A. Campbell
Suffolk Machine
Campbell
Ewing
Parkier
Executive Department
Parker
Clerk Campbell
Post
Nathan Matthews
Bar Association
Schoolgirls Strike for Front Door Entry in Cambridge
A group led by Esther Connell from 61 Dudley Street staged a 12 minute strike at Elms School after being barred from using the front entrance. Principal Grover eventually granted access, and Ellis School pupils may continue entering by the front while rear yard water remains.
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Esther Connell
Dudley Street
Cambridge
Elms School
Ellis School
Grover
Boston Post sends world champions team to Macon feature
Mr. F. P. O'Connell, the Boston Post's baseball editor, has started for the South with the Boston American team and will contribute regular articles and snapshots to the Daily and Sunday Post. He will show how the champions are getting into trim and no lover of baseball can miss these pieces.
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F. P. O'Connell
Boston Post
South
Boston American Baseball
Daily
Sunday Post
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P. S. Henson
Liao Yang
Fushun
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Pase
Europark
Russia
Port Arthur
Auckland ST
Macon
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