Riley Made Georgetown Football Captain from West End
Joseph A. Riley of Boston's West End has been elected captain of Georgetown University football for next season. A Georgetown sophomore, Riley has been prominent in local athletics, excelling in football end, relay running, and rowing for the Georgetown eight which set a Hudson River record. He previously starred for Boston College at prep and varsity levels, and contributed to Georgetown's strong performance last season as halfback.
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Flo
Beston College
New England
Boston College
Eiley
Georgetown
Hudson River
Hay and Root Leave On Naval Yacht Sylph
Secretary Hay and Secretary Root departed Washington on the President's yacht Sylph for rest. The vessel will cruise Chesapeake Bay with a possible stop at Fort Monroe and aims to return by Monday at the latest.
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Hay
Root
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Chesapeake Bay
Fort Monroe
Patrick Gains in Test by Fire in Rice Murder Case
In a New York courtroom, experts from both sides tested the chloroform cone scene from Albert T. Patrick’s trial for William M. Rice’s murder. A cone with sponge burned slowly for 80 minutes, filling the jury room with smoke, challenging claims that the cone was never formed or used. The test aimed to show burn time and odor containment in a closed room.
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Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Jones
Turner
Osborne
Goff
Robert M. Moore
Patrick
Louis Schultz
John H. Girdner
Garvan
House
Newtowne Wins Two Of Three In Mys tle Valley Candle Pins
Newtowne defeated Calumet two games to one in last night’s Mys tle Valley candle pins series. Scores were not listed in the readable text.
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Seeeese
Parish
Dunningham
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Wilby
Newtowne
Calumet
Natick Approves 75000 For Water System And Schools
At an adjourned town meeting Natick voters approved funds for roads and bridges 9120 schools 38400 fire department 6480 lighting streets 6150 and authorized building three new schoolhouses two costing 9000 each and one 6300 plus remodeling two others. A new water system was authorized with a 7600 appropriation.
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Natick
Wife's Ingenunity and Postum Shift Tale
Franklin Kinsella of New York recounts how his wife secretly switched him from coffee to Postum. He describes improved nerves, weight, sleep, and work after adopting Postum, then learns the switch was for his benefit. He praises boiling as key to a rich cup and vows to stay with Postum.
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Dorothy
Franklin Kinsella
W. 25Th Street
New York City
Evacuation Day Parade Formations and Route Details
A participant list for Evacuation Day includes Mounted Police Ninth Regiment Band Ninth Infantry six companies Cadet Band First Corps of Cadets escorting Governor Naval Brigade Band Battalion of the Naval Brigade High School Drum Corps South Boston High School Battalion St Augustine s Band Post 42 GA R Post 36 A R Kearsarge Veterans Band Union Veterans Union M J O Connor vanet Carriages for Committee and Guests The parade forms near A street and Broadway, starts at 1 PM, travels Broadway Q street Fourth L to Fifth K Fighth J Fifth G streets Thomas Park for exercises at the monument Then proceeds Telegraph Street Dorchester Street Fourth Street A Street for dismissal
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Ninth Regiment Infantry
First Corps of
Naval Brigade
South Boston
St. Augustine's Band
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Union Veterans’ Union
M. J. O'Connor Vanet & Wii
Best Time to Purify Blood Through Hood’s Sarsaparilla
The ad urges now is the best time to purify blood as the body fights impurities. It claims Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Pills cleanse thoroughly and pleasantly, warning against substitutes.
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Hood
Unhappy Boston Bride Denies Turkish Marriage
From Sivas in Turkey come tidings that Catherine Bergin a Boston girl is not legally married to Michael Deragopian an Armenian who is a fugitive from U S law. Court records show a 1896 marriage to Bergin followed by vanishings and false alibis. Bergin discovered her husband had another wife and a son abroad prompting legal steps to annul the union. She now works as housekeeper to her brother in law at 13 Parkman Street.
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Turkey
Boston
Michael Jamés
Old Court House
Michael Deragopian
Catherine Bergin
James O. Fallon
Hudson Street
Miss Bergin
Deragopian
Orient
Philadelphia
T. W. Higham
Massachusetts Secret Service Bureau
William A. Grey
Parkman Street
Arson charge faces Slomac in Leominster court
In Leominster District Court Joseph Slomac was found probably guilty of arson in an insurance fraud attempt. The Jan 31 fire occurred at his house, with three blaze spots and a large insurance on modest goods. Slomac showed a Whitney receipt he claimed as payment. Whitney called it forged and said a $10 receipt was raised to $1000. Slomac to be charged with forgery before the grand jury.
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Joseph Slomac
Grand
Slomac
Fred A. Whitney
Whitney
Reserve Officer Clashes With Would-Be Rescuer at Station Scene
Emil LeLonde 28 of Leverett Street was arrested by Reserve Officer McGrath for attempting to rescue Horace Fram boy 41 as the officer was taking him to the station for drunkenness. LeLonde grabbed Fram boy by the collar, a struggle ensued, and the officer used his baton. Witness Owen McCoy held the Framboy until the wagon arrived. LeLonde received a head cut, treated at the station house.
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Leverett Street
McGrath
Division 3
Horace Framboy
Framtboy
LeLonde
Owen McCoy
South Russell Street
Shipping News From The Waterfront Frontier
A boatside update details repairs and crew changes for vessels tied to Long Beach. Wilster undergoes steam-pump work after grounding as crew are discharged by British consul. Lyra sails from Philadelphia around the Horn for a Pacific coast run. Tampico loses a lifeboat in heavy weather. General Lincoln at Atlantic Works for machinery repairs. Timandra floated for dry dock inspection and rudder pintles. State of Maine returns from collision with James Talbot with minor damage. Talbot sustains bows and head gear damage. Devonian sails to Liverpool with large cargo of hay and grain plus provisions.
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Long Beach
Lyra
Philadelphia
Horn
Pacific
Tampico
Antwerp
General Lincoln
Atlantic Works
Boston
Timandra
Simpson
State of Maine
James Talbot
Portland
Talbot
Devonian
Liverpool
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Claims Government Medicine Status
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as the only whiskey recognized by the Government as a medicine. It urges readers to buy for health, offers free medical booklet, and includes a mail-in offer with 2 whist counters for 4 cents.
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Reading
Jesse E. Webb
West Chester
Duffy’s
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
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Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
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N. Y
Fight for Police Chief in Everett
Everett discussions center on whether Mayor Bruce will appoint a new police chief. Rumors name ex-Mayor Cate or ex-Lieutenant Butters as candidates, while supporters favor Chief Pendergast as a holdover. Aldermen recall past confirmation clashes under Nichols, with debates over leadership style and discipline at the station.
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Bruce
Pendergast
John S. Cate
Butters
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Cate
Post
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Recital at White House by President and Mrs Roosevelt
The President and Mrs Roosevelt attended a piano song and violin recital at the White House on March 12. Guests included Miss Cornelia Dyas Mrs Standish Miss Louise as and members of the Cabinet diplomatic corps and their families, officials, and society figures. The East Room was elegantly decorated for the occasion.
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Roosevelt
White House
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Yas Standish
Louise As
Diplomatic Corps
Frvé
Henderson
Senate
House
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Legendary Cancer Cure Claims Backed by Distress Voices
Testimonials from Boston, Lebanon Ohio, and England tout a home cancer treatment as curing long–standing cancer in days. Patients including Jesa Gee W Yost James McMullen and Mrs Woodrow credit rapid, painless relief after using the remedy. Readers urged to send money and address for information and to receive further proof and testimonials.
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James McMullen
Pla
Lebanon
Ohio
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Lyne Road
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England
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