Venezuela Commission Prepares For Madrid and The Hague Evidence
The Venezuelan commission, with full attendance, aims to verify citations from royal archives in Spain and Holland. Aimed at developing contemporary documents, the panel plans filings for Madrid and The Hague as it weighs contested maps translations and decrees. Coudert and Gilman stay in Washington for continuous evidence weighing.
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Washington
Spain
Holland
Commission
Malet-Prevost
Madrid
Hague
Venezuela
Coudert
Gilman
Ambassador Bayard
State Department
Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Fair weather is forecast for Saturday in New England and eastern New York with slowly rising temperatures and winds turning southwest.
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Washington
New England
New York
Halif ax youth arrested in diamond theft case
Granville P. Rogers, 16, was arrested in Halifax Nova Scotia for stealing a diamond stud worth 400 dollars from his Somerville uncle, Charles Hastings. He allegedly pawned the jewel in Boston for nine dollars then traveled to Halifax where police traced him. The stud was recovered in a Boston pawn shop.
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Somerville
Granville P. Rogers
Halifax
N. S
Charles F. Hastings
Young Rogers
Boston
Wakefield Cumberland
Ola
Central
Kelly
Harry Porter
Young
Porter
Rogers
Mr. Hastings
Granville
Clinton
New York
Felt
Ancient and Honorables host London trip fundraise
In the Revere House a banquet of the Ancient and Honorables raised fresh support for the London trip. Colonel Sidney Hedges announced an additional 1500 dollars in five days, atop 15000 already subscribed, with word from London that the Prince of Wales will attend the banquet on arrival. Commander Thomas J. Olys chaired the event with other officers and Joe White performed "Blue and Gray" before a request was made for a leave of absence for White to join the corps abroad.
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Revere House
Sidney Hedges
London
Colonel Hedges
Prince of Wales
Thomas J. Olys
Hedges
Henry &. Brown
Charles C. Adams
J. Payson Bradley
Joe White
Boston & Albany
Roses and Song At Home In Boston Studio Suite
Boston society gathered at 320 Boylston Street for an intimate evening hosted by David Lythgoe and Carl Sobeski. The event featured vocal performances, elegant decor, and a large guest list including Mrs. Selinger and Mrs. Tenney, with attendees such as Cornelius Walker, Charles Bond, T. M. Quinn, Ward Tenney, and many others.
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Boston Society
Boylston Street
David Lythgoe
Carl Sobeski
Sobeski
Lythgoe
Jean Paul Selinger
Selinger
Cornelius Walker
Charles H. Bond
J. P. Whitehead
T. M. Quinn
John McNally
Marie Burroughs
D. Henry Cram
Ward M. Tenney
Harold Tenney
John Brackett
Mabel Going
Marion Howard Brazier
Flossie Miller
Frank Power
Lottie Fitz
Hedley Edgcombe
Anget Lunde
N. Stacy
L. B. Fenderson
B. G. Wilbur
L. G. Burnham
Gay Stahl
William Strong
Atherton Brownell
Thomas Riley
Charles Smith
Clarence Ashendon
Alma Vaughn Tufts
Isabel Payne
Walter Chaloner
Fay Perman
Florence McCarthy
Evelyne Greenleaf Sutherland
Gertrude Robbins
Brooks Walker
C. F. Kirtland
John Phelps
James Phelps
William Adams
Dropped Dead at Meeting of Royal Arcanum in Boston
Suel Smith, agent for the Gold and Stock Telegraph Company at 3 Congress Street, collapsed at 7:35 p.m. in Elks Hall on Hayward Place during a Trimountain Council of the Royal Arcanum meeting. He died before help arrived. Smith, about 68, long a telegraphist with the Gold and Stock Telegraph since 1873, resided at the Columbus Avenue hotel and was active in several societies including the Ancient Order of United Workmen and the St. Omer Commandery, serving as Trimountain Council chaplain.
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Suel Smith
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company
Congress Street
Elks’ Hall
Hayward Place
Trimountain Council
Royal Arcanum
Galvin
Mr. Smith
Boston
Hotel Columbus
Columbus Avenue
Ancient Order of United Workmen
St. Omer
Morgan Robbery in Malden
Malden police report burglars entered A. B. Morgans residence and took over 500 dollars worth of property including Mrs Morgans gold watch bracelets opera glasses rings and silverware. Investigators suspect the same group active in Malden for four weeks with nearly 3000 dollars in goods stolen. They watch homes then force entries.
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Malden
A. B. Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
Alleged Ring Thief Caught After Jewelry Store Theft
Police report a Cronin jewelry store theft at 1899 Washington Street where eight rings two chains and two braids valued at 75 were taken. Frank Allen alias McCluskey, 27, was arrested and identified by the proprietor as one of the two men. He faces District Court arraignment following Detective Appleton’s tip.
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Timothy J. Cronin
Washington Street
Knowles
Division 5
Frank Allen
McCluskey
Allen
Cowboy
Roxbury
Cronin
Station 10
Billy” Appleton
Summons for Cambridge builder over soft brick use
Joseph Green appeared in Cambridge District Court this morning on a charge of violating building ordinances. Superintendent William H. Gray reported that soft brick found on site was used in the foundation after orders to remove it. Inspector Emery says Green ordered removal, but the foundation was rebuilt using the bricks. Gray seeks prosecution due to Green's failure to rebuild the foundation.
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Joseph Green
Cambridge District Court
William H. Gray
Green
Griggs Street
Gray
Emery
Noted Providence Lawyer Edward J. Gannon Dies at Lodging House
Edward J. Gannon a prominent Providence lawyer and Knights of Labor figure died from an overdose at a lodging house on Fountain Street. He had arrived in poor health last Tuesday after seeking care from Dr Henry Farrell. Found unconscious after drinking part of two medicine bottles, he expired minutes later. He leaves a wife and child and was a former State Assembly member.
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Providence
Edward JL. Gannon
Mary Kelton
Fountain Street
Henry Farrell
Keefe
Knights of Labor
State Assembly
Woman Charged in Father’s Killing Delayed Court
The case against Mrs. Clara Valois in Olneyville’s Eighth District Court was continued after a doctor’s certificate showed she could not appear. She is charged with killing her father in Scituate, and the hearing was postponed for one week.
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Providence
Clara Valois
Eighth District Court
Olneyville
Scituate
Walter J. Smith
Melrose Coachman Hurt As Wagon Hit By Train
At about 8 pm Alonzo Archibald of 31 Mystic Street Everett drove a furniture wagon owned by C E Osgood Boston across the Franklin Street crossing Melrose Highlands. The horse fell, a passing express train struck the horse, pushing it aside and threw Archibald from the wagon but he escaped with slight injuries.
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Melrose
Alonzo Archibald
Mystic Street
Everett
C. E. Osgood
Boston
Franklin Street
Melrose Highlands
Injured Lineman Edward Gibson Faces Uncertain Outcome
Edward Gibson, the lineman who fractured his skull in a fall from a fire escape at 349A Washington street yesterday, remained unconscious at midnight. Doctors at Emergency Hospital were hopeful yet doubtful about his outcome, with a chance of recovery still possible.
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Edward Gibson
Washington Street
Gloucester Crook Arrest Ties to Dorr Robbery
Police arrest Jack Court alias Harry Smith a noted crook wanted by Sheriff Parker of Dorr New Hampshire for breaking and entering and the robbery of Moses Randall in that city.
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Gloucester
Jack Court
Harry Smith
Parker
Dorr
N. H
Moses Randall
Mass Meeting Supports Boot and Shoe Workers in Lynn
In Lynn a large turnout packed Lasters Hall for a Boot and Shoe Workers Union of America mass meeting. Horace M. Eaton presided as John F. Tobin urged unity, cautioned against local strikes, and discussed union strategy amid labor pressures.
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Lynn
Lasters’ Hall
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union of America
Horace M. Eaton
John F. Tobin
Rochester
N. Y
Knights of Labor
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Jim
Anata
Fter
Allen B. Chevens
Cutters Union
Dan Ae
Osemanarkers’ Union
Tobin
Steeen
Boot and Shoe Workers
Tynn
Kennebunk
Frank M. Silverman
John H. Murray
Marlboro
Mary A. Nason
Haverhill
National Trades Assembly
Boot and Shoe Workers Union
Frank A. Silverman
English machinists admitted under contract to work in New Bedford
Washington reports Commissioner Stump will admit at New York Walter Ainsworth and four other English machinists under contract to install new improved cotton machinery in New Bedford and other locations. They are restricted to that work only.
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Washington
Stump
New York
Walter Ainsworth
England
New Bedford
Mass
Balloting Continues in Kentucky Capital
Still bal loting in Frankfort as Sheriff Armstrong orders a posse after a noon consultation with the Governor to preserve peace and withdraw Capitol police. Ballot totals show Blackburn 50 Carlisle 13 Buckner 1 with no Republicans voting before the joint session adjourned.
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Frankfort
Capitol
Lexington
Armstrong
Blackburn
Carlisle
Buckner
Judge sentences Robinson for assault on 5 year old girl
In Middlesex Superior Criminal Court at Cambridge Judge Bond sentenced Charles R. B. Robinson to two and a half years in the House of Correction after he pleaded guilty to an assault on a five year old girl in Everett last fall.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
Bond
Charles RB. Robinson
Everett
House of Correction
Harvard Defeats Princeton in Cambridge Intercollegiate Debate
Harvard defeated Princeton before a Cambridge audience at Sanders Theatre in a high level contest. The debate sobre whether Congress should retire all legal tender notes showcased Harvard's superior preparation and the enduring Harvard Yale Princeton rivalry continues into the season.
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Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Old Nassau
Cambridge University
Princeton
Cambridge
Nassau
Yale
Congress
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