Harrison 10 Lie In State Today
Indianapolis March 15 The arrangements for the lying in state tomorrow and the funeral services Sunday for ex President Harrison were nearly complete tonight. The casket was moved to the front parlor and will be taken to the State House for the services. President McKinley and other dignitaries plan to arrive and stay in Indianapolis.
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Washington, D. C
Republican State Committee
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Nash
Ohio
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Carter B. Harrison
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Tenn
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James Whitcomb Riley
Evans Woollen
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John I. Griffiths
Newton Booth Tarkington
Hilton A. Brown
Samuel Reid
Penjamin F. Tracy
New York
Philadelphia
John W. Noble
St. Louis
Interior
Navy Reacts to Harrison Death with Mourning Decree
The Navy Department issues a special order honoring the memory of former President Harrison. The order calls for half mast on March 17 or upon receipt, no gun salutes from sunrise to sunset, a thirty day mourning band on officers’ swords, and a formal reading to all ships and stations.
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Navy Department
Naval Service
Harrison
United States Navy
Navy
Marine Corps
South Boston Prepares for Holiday Parade Festivities
South Boston decorates schools and public buildings for an upcoming holiday parade. Major Murray refutes reports of post disputes while vessels Hartford and Lancaster arrive. Topeka may be sidelined by engine trouble. Public visiting hours for the Hartford are expected 2 to 4:30 daily before its departure on the 20th.
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G. F. H. Murray
WU. S. S. Hartford
Topeka
Chesapeake
Hartford
John M. Hawley
New York
Evacuation Day Essays From Lawrence School Pupils
A Lawrence Grammar School report features essays by graduating students on Evacuation Day. They recount Boston history from South Boston to Dorchester Heights, mention Washington’s batteries, and note the British surrender. Excerpts praise local landmarks and reflect on South Boston docks and future harbor funding possibilities.
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Lawrence Grammar School
Third
B Streets
A. M. Leonard
Boston
South Boston
Mattapannock
Dorchester
Lawrence School
Washington
Nooks Hill
Richard J. Driscoll
Boston Evacuation Pride and Dorchester Heights Monument
The text recalls the evacuation of Boston and notes Washington on the hill. It praises South Boston with a large population and harbor beauty. It mentions a monument on Dorchester Heights to commemorate the victory and the cornerstone laid by ex-Governor Roger Walcott.
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Washington Monument
Martin F. Conley
Boston
Washington
John YT. Barrett
Roger Walcott
James V. Splan
Harvard Banquet Ends Quiet After Rumpus Threats
The crowd at a Harvard dinner kept order with hotel staff enforcing a no roughhouse rule. Waiters were instructed to withhold food or drink from boisterous youths, and some mischief was curtailed, yielding a surprisingly tame toast after 8 pm led by toastmaster Charles Platt.
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Harvard
Wendell
Charles Platt
Milwaukee boxing results at Badger Athletic Club show mixed outcomes
Martin Judge of Milwaukee defeated Jim Driscoll of Chicago in the final round after six. Sayres of Milwaukee beat Jack O Keefe of Chicago in six rounds in a whirlwind contest. Dick Fitzpatrick and Tommy Smith of Chicago fought to a six round draw.
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Wis
Martin Judge
Enlaserale
Jim Driscoll
Chicago
Badger Athletic Club
Sayres
Jack O'Keefe
Dick Fitzpatrick
Tommy Smith
Noted Forger Adams Arrested in Boston Charity Scam
A celebrated swindler Lewis V. R. Adams, traveling under multiple aliases, was captured in Boston with memoranda and forged checks as part of plans to defraud charitable groups. Investigators tied him to funds raised for the Gwynne Temporary Home and the New England Home for Little Wanderers, among others, and found a trunk of expensive clothes and a large stash of blank checks.
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Lewis Robeson
W. R. Thayer
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Russell & Russell
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Henry 58
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Kilby Street
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Union Street
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Milk Street
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Murder May Go Unpunished In Maine Case
In Skowhegan Maine the coroner jury ruled Rosie Pumlow died from a criminal operation by unknown persons. County Attorney Gower said friends may petition a grand jury but he sees no duty to reopen the case. further action by relatives is uncertain.
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Rosie Pumlow
Gower
Omega Oil Offered As Aid For Aged Aches
An old age health notice promotes Omega Oil as a remedy for aging bodies. It claims skin wrinkling joint stiffness back pain and sore feet ease when applied as a liniment and says it restores vigor and strength in the elderly. It cites grandparents finding relief from pains by rubbing it on affected areas.
Boxing match ends in ten rounds in Denver
Parlayed as a draw is the claim as the Seciban Pane Buddy King fights in Denver. The bout extended to ten rounds at the Colorado Athletic Club tonight with Partlad earning a decision.
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Buddy”’ King
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Philadelphia Signs Dugglesby and Delehanty to Nationals
March 15 report that pitcher Dugglesby and first baseman Delehanty have signed contracts to play for the Philadelphia Nationalague Baseball Club in the upcoming season.
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Philadelphia
Dugglesby
Delehanty
Philadelphia Nationalague
Hurley Veto Sustained in Salem Council Vote
At a special Salem Common Council meeting Mayor Hurley secured a 16 to 4 vote sustaining his veto of the city appropriation bill tied to the financial crisis. The session was called to address the veto impact on city finances and operations.
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Salem
Common Council
Hurley
Murley Charged With Perjury in Bail Case
Cornelius J. Murley of 198 Harrison Avenue arrested by officers Morrissey and McGarr on perjury charges. He allegedly furnished a $3000 straw bail with Horan F. Crossman for Edward Shevlin who fled after bail. Crossman is suspected of larceny and may face perjury charges too.
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Harrison Avenue
Ore Morrissey
McGarr
Murley
Horan F. Crossman
Aurety
Edward Shevlin
Shevlin
Crossman
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