General Miles Heads to Cuba From Washington
Lieutenant General Miles and Mrs Miles, their son Sherman Miles, Mrs Ludington and Colonel Whit ney depart Washington for Florida en route to Havana. Also traveling are Colonel Pope, Mr Wiborg, and General Miles's secretary and orderly. They plan to inspect principal Cuban posts, with itinerary to be set after arrival in Havana.
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Washington
Miles
Sherman Miles
Ludington
H. H. Whitney
Artillery Corps
Albert A. Pope
Boston
Frank Wiborg
Cincinnati
Derly
Cuba
Florida
Havana
General Miles
General Ludington
May Abandon Saloon Near Sullivan Square
The Boston elevated railway license case may move from Sullivan Square to Charlestown as Brigham eyes another site. Board officials Clark and Curtis offered guarded remarks while a 10-name protest petition is prepared for Pemberton Square. The railway company remains neutral, leaving the police board to decide.
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Board of Police
Sullivan Square
Boston Elevated Railway
Brigham
Charlestown
Clark
Curtis
Pemberton Square
Elevated Railway Company
Foster and Dickinson Indicted in Bank Misapplication Case
Federal grand jury charges George M. Foster former cashier of the South Danvers National Bank of Peabody and John W. Dickinson an investment broker with wilful misapplication of about forty nine thousand dollars. Counts allege false cash book entries dated 1898 and aiding and abetting in misapplication. Bond set at twenty five thousand each. Dickinson bail posted Foster jailed.
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United States
George M. Foster
South Danvers National Bank of Peabody
John W. Dickinson
Milk Street
Foster
Dickinson
Lowell
United States District Court
Charles Street
Salem
Orge
Hampton
United States Grand Jury
Alabama Kaolin Company of
Chattanooga
Alabama
Southanvers National Bank
Arctic Club Reelects Officers Eyes Windward Search
The Arctic Club re elected President Orris K Jesup Treasurer Hen W Cannon and Secretary Herbert L Bridgman. A fifth steamer may be chartered to seek the Windward where no word has come since August 1900 with Mrs Peary and Miss Peary. Captain Bartlett was told to not linger north on Mr Peary s orders implying the party may winter at Peary s headquarters.
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New York
Veery Arctic Club
Orris K. Jesup
Hen W. Cannon
Herbert L. Bridgman
Godhaven
North Green
Peary
Tours Depart Boston on Pennsylvanian Railroad Routes
Personally conducted tours via Pennsylvania railroad will leave Boston March 2, April 8 and 22. Rate covers all expenses. Itinerary of D N Shell, cones agent, 26 Washington street, Boston.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Boston
D. N. Shell
Washington Street
Bos
White Rats to Open at Columbia Theatre in Boston
New York reports the White Rats will open at the Columbia Theatre in a limited engagement beginning next Monday night. Led by Lady Francis Hope, famed May Yohe, the troupe will feature the Hope diamonds valued around 300000 dollars. Notable stars are expected, with Lady Hope earning 1500 dollars weekly.
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New York
White Rats
Columbia Theatre
Francis Hope
May Yohe
Hope
Lady Hope
Milian Breach of Peace Case at Cambridge Court
J Thomas Milian a Cambridge District Court letter carrier faced a breach of peace charge for loud language on a public highway. The judge fined him ten dollars and held him in two hundred dollars bond with an appeal noted. Milian testified with earnestness and boisterous gestures.
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Cambridge
J. Thomas Milian
Almy
Harvard Square
Starter Plimpton
Miliin
House Debates Referendum Vote Ends With Narrow Margin
The House voted 74 to 69 against substituting a measure to require a referendum on amendments via petition. Debate touched on social change and direct lawmaking, with speakers urging limits on petition names and caution about sweeping reforms. The session adjourned after resolutions on ex-President Harrison’s death were led by the speaker. In the Senate, a move to reconsider created a 13 to 13 tie broken by a Soule vote, then adjournment in memory of Harrison.
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House of Representatives
House
Carey of
Haverhill
Fall of
Malden
McNary
Boston
MacCartney
Rockland
Saunders
Social Democratic Party
Odlin
Lynn
C. S. Sullivan
Nickerson
Harrison
Senate
Jones
Melrose
Metropolitan Board
Soule
Huntress
Middlesex
Woodescorts Congressmen Visit Aguacate Sugar Estate
General Wood and staff with congressional party tour Aguacate to examine a sugar estate while Cuban delegates press for word from American lawmakers on Platt amendment reconsideration. Local papers debate statements by some delegates and urge a wait for the new Congress.
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Havana
Wood
Congressional
Congress
la Patria
Burns Memorial Concert for Scotland’s Poet Burns
The Burns Memorial Association will hold a grand Scottish concert at Tremont cone on Thursday evening the 28th to raise funds for a Boston memorial to Scotland’s poet Robert Burns. The songs of Burns are described as the finest in the world and a rare treat is promised for music lovers.
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Burns Memorial Association
Tremont Cone
Boston
Scotland
Robert Burns
Burns
Reunion of 1880 1881 1882 Massachusetts House Sets Committee
A committee to arrange a reunion of the three Massachusetts Houses 1880 1881 1882 has been formed. Members include ex Governor Brackett Nathan D Warren James A McGeough Henry Cabot Lodge John Rand John F Dever Edward P D Hayden Edwin Glines and Joseph H ONeil. A meeting will be held soon with a planned reunion in April.
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Charles J. Noyes
George A. Marden
Governor Brackett
Nathan D. Warren
Waltham
James A. MccGeough
Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
John ©. Rand
John F. Dever
Edward PD. Hayden
Edwin Glines
Joseph H. O'Neil
Pril
Improvement Association Formed in Ward 16 at Dorchester Street
The Ward 16 Improvement Association was organized last night at the new headquarters at 270 Dorchester Street. Its aim is to promote public improvements in Ward 16 and cooperate to finish started projects including the Ninth Street public bath and Gusaneum and to complete the Strandway.
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Ward 15
Ward 16
Ivement Association
Dorchester Street
Securin
Ninth Street
Railways Offer Colonist Tickets to California from Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railways run daily sleepers from Chicago to California and, on Tuesdays until April 30, sell Colonist tickets for $30. Corresponding low rates from Boston on Mondays and Tuesdays. Tickets from Chicago and Northwestern Railway, 68 Washington Street, Boston.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Chicago
California
Boston
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Washington Street
McPherson Appointed Temporary Receiver for Wilson Jewelry
In a Supreme Court proceeding Judge Knowlton named Henry H. McPherson temporary receiver of the Wilson Jewelry Company on Tremont Row. Reported liabilities at about 30000 dollars and assets near the same.
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Supreme Court
Knowlton
Henry 8. McPherson
Wilson Jewelry Company
Tremont Row
Rev John T O Brien to Lecture in South Boston Hall
The Rev John T O Brien will lecture Sunday evening in St Michael's Hall South Boston under the City Point Catholic Association. He will speak on Memores of the Seventeenth of March.
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John T. O'Brien
City Point Catholic Association
St. Michael's Hall
South
Boston
John T. O’brien
Pinehurst Asheville Hot Spring Resort Appeal
A promotional note touts Pinehurst Asheville hot springs in North Carolina with appealing climate scenery and a famed hotel. It highlights Perfect Pullman service via the Southern Railway and directs readers to the Boston office on Washington Street for full information.
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Pinehurst
Asheville
North Carolina
Southern Railway
Boston
Washington Street
Springfield Tragedy After Jilt Shocks Suburb
Miss Addie J. L. Chord, the girl who jilted W. D. Kyle and prompted a fatal self inflicted wound, was found in Riverdale suburb of West Springfield. She refuses to explain the couple’s trouble.
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Springfield
Addie JL. Chord
W. D. Kyle
Riverdale
West Springfield
Enter rises in public eye amid reform calls
Bernard M. Wolf emerges as a central figure in local affairs as supporters push for reforms and greater accountability. Critics warn of bold changes while proponents argue for stronger leadership and transparency across the town.
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Bernard M. Wolf
Windeers
Pjuad
Chapman Baby Dies in Boston Celebrity Tragedy
The Chapman baby, famed for a seraphic beauty and photographed widely, dies in Boston. His mother, linked to a high profile divorce case, mourns as the father Irvin Chapman Jr. is abroad, and custody implications fade with the death.
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Chapman
Australia
Irvin Chapman, Jr
Boston
Back Bay
Grape-Nuts Gives Brain Power for Hard-Working Students
A testimonial from Rosa Scott of Kenoma Missouri describes severe stomach distress and brain fog from ordinary meals. After replacing her diet with Grape-Nuts plus eggs cream and fruit she reports restored strength and enhanced study ability. The account promotes Grape-Nuts as the ideal brain and nerve nourishment for ambitious students.
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Rosa Scott
Kenoma
The Chapman baby laid to rest in Boston suburb cemetery
Fragmentary lines note a child known as The Chapman baby will be buried in a Boston area cemetery and mention death saving courts from deciding custody. No clear names or dates available from the readable text.
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Chapman
Boston
Japan May Declare War As Tensions With Russia Rise
The Daily News reports strained Russo Japanese relations over Manchuria and forecasts possible war. An interview with a prominent Japanese diplomatist claims Russia must concede promptly or Japan will likely act. Japanese public opinion favors war and Korea’s independence remains a contentious issue. Baron Hayashi is named as the supposed diplomat.
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London
The
Daily News
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Korea
Far East
Diplomatiat
Baron Hayashi
Americans Named Chevaliers of Legion of Honor at Paris
Paris March 14 In the Paris Exposition honors list several Americans are named chevaliers of the Legion of Honor including Solote Caries Chaite Lane James ng umphreys and Mr Puig.
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Paris
Legion of Stoner
Solote
Caries Chaite Lane
Ames Ng Umphreys
Artist
Puig
Russia Plans to Hold Manchuria Under Suzerainty
Washington reports indicate a twelve article accord may return Manchuria to China but under Russian suzerainty with a Russian official chief executive. The State Department pressed Count Cassini for clarity as Chinese, British, and Russian envoys met with Secretary Hay on Russia’s plans.
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Washington
Manchuria
China
Ofndia
India
State Department
Hay
Count Cassini
Russia
Li Hung Chang Well Pekin March 14
At today's session of the foreign ministers the indemnities question was discussed again Li Hung Chang is reported in good health Field Marshal Count von Waldersee left for Tien Tsin General Gaselee the British commander left Tien Tsin for Wei Hai Wei and will go to Shanghai
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Pekin
Li A Chang
Count von Waldersee
Tien Tsin
Gaselee
Wei Hai Wei
Shanghai
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Coming Burns Memorial Association
Miss Chord
Generee
Pane Wal Medicine Fm
Sterling Remed It CO
York
Chica
Celebrity Art Company
Food and Wisdom
France
England
LI Hung Chang Well
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