Unidentified Hathaway Woman Found Dead in Boston
The body of Caroline Hathaway was found in the Adams House and identified as a member of the Hathaway family. Relatives in Canada and Boston, including Mrs. Sargent, confirm the lineage. The Boston Postman notes Hathaway's ties to wealth and a history of unhappy marriages and legal actions with Laird. Medical Examiner Draper barred public viewing as identification proceeded.
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Caroline Hathaway
Boston
Moses Hatheway
Adams House
Hathaway
West Roxbury
Dr. Sargent
Park Street
Postman
Miss Hathaway
Lewis
Jones
Lagrange Street
New York
Draper
Chicago
Career of Caroline Hathaway Haunts Pittsburg Tale
The life of Caroline Hathaway known as Mrs Laird unfolds in Pittsburg from last September through a series of volatile clashes with Richard Laird of Laird & Ray. After a volatile dispute at John Goettmann's Forbes Street home, a confrontation near arrest, and threats to self harm, she departed town with police escort. A divorce suit followed in plaintiff's favor, while Laird's movements later sparked rumors of trouble in New York and Boston. Hathaway, educated and sharp, was described as fearless and well versed in law.
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Caroline
Montreal
Canada
Wallace W. Turnbull
St. John
N. B
Newark
Pittsburg
Caroline Hathaway
Adams House
Richard Laird
Laird & Ray
Anderson House
Laird
Atlantic City
N. J
John Goettmann
Forbes Street
William Hunter
Boston
Jersey City
Richard
Yale Men Debate Football Policy At Algonquin Club
Yale leaders and Harvard figures debate college football at the Algonquin. Speakers from Yale, Harvard and Clark University urge athletics as vital for vigor and citizenship ενώ caution on discipline and fair play amid criticism of last Harvard Yale game.
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YALE
Howland
New York
Fruit Growers Association forms permanent Massachusetts body
Worcester March 21 The fruit growers of Massachusetts in session at Worcester for two days effected a permanent organization this afternoon electing officers President James Draper Worcester vice president Samuel Hartwell Lincoln secretary Professor S T Maynard Amherst treasurer EF W Wood West Newton auditor C L Hartshorn Worcester and a slate of directors from county groups including Essex Suffolk Middlesex Norfolk Plymouth Hampden Hampshire and Worcester counties with names such as BE A Emerson O B Hadwin George Cruikshank B A Nourse S S Stetson Ethan Brooks Abel T Stearns Jonathan Eames and Moses P Palmer named among others.
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Lincoln
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Amherst
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West Newton
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BE. A. Emerson
Essex County
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George Cruikshank
B.A. Nourse
Worcester County
S. S. Stetson
Plymouth County
Ethan Brooks
Hampden County
Abel T. Stearns
Norfolk County
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Moses P. Palmer
Middlesex County
W.R. Sessions
Suffolk County
F. C. Richards
J. W. Clark
Hampshire County
Friendless Sailor Killed On May McFarland
A Portu guese sailor aboard the schooner May McFarland sailing from New Bedford was killed after a fall from aloft near Clark's Point. He suffered a broken leg and likely a broken back with internal injuries. Died en route to St Luke's Hospital. the man was not known locally and is described as friendless.
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New Bedford
May McFarland
Clark’s Point
Bullard
St. Luke's Hospital
Escape from Salem almshouse found in piggery
James R. Cunningham an inmate at Salem almshouse escaped several days earlier and was missing until authorities located him yesterday in a corner of the piggery after a day and night search through the grounds and city.
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Salem Almshouse
Congressman Morse Speaks On A Congressman's Life In Washington
Elijah Morse delivered a lecture at St Pauls Church Lynn on a Congressmans Life in Washington before about 125 attendees. He described Washington and national landmarks and offered sharp remarks about Mrs Lincoln noting her vanity and trips to New York for dresses during the Civil War period.
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St. Paul’s Church
Lynn
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Lincoln
New York
Newton Grade Crossings Seeks New Station in Newton
Newton March 21 An effort to secure a new Station on the main line of the Boston & Albany railroad is under way led by the Hunnewell Hill Improvement Society. A petition will be sent to officials requesting a station at the foot of Fairview street or Barns place about one third mile below the Newton depot. The dangerous grade crossings are to be abolished. The Legislature granted Newton authority to widen Washington street and the Governor signed the bill today.
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Boston & Albany
Fairview Street
Barns Place
Washington Street
Harrington Will Case Heard in Middlesex Probate Court
Closing arguments in the Harrington will case were heard before Judge Lawton at East Cambridge. The will is being contested by Harrington's grandnephew who was left 5000 dollars, with the deceased having left about 60,000 dollars in total. The case was taken under advisement.
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Lexington
Middlesex Probate Court
Lawton
East Cambridge
Malden Rifles Prize Drill Held at Armory
The Malden Rifles prize drill was held at the Mountain avenue armory. Corporal C. K. Daniels won the gold medal prize. Judges included Captain Mason of Company B Fifth Regiment Captain Nutter of Company C First Regiment Lieutenant Hamilton of Company F Fifth Regiment.
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Malden Rifles
Mountain Avenue
C. K. Daniels
Mason
Nutter
Hamilton
Fine Tailor Made Suits at Low Prices
11 860 Men's All-Wool Sack and Frock Suits in cheviot and dark cassimeres priced at 4 83 each. Worth 16 50 or money refunded. Also 2240 Nobby Dress Suits at 6 85 worth 18 00 and 20 00. 1090 Tailor-made Suits at 8 85 worth 25 00. 1300 Nobby Suits at 9 85 worth 30 and 25 00 in single and double breasted sacks cutaways Regent frock and Prince Albert coats
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England Refuses Cooperation Amid Armenian Atrocities
New York dispatch reports Dommion Parliament summoned as England declines to cooperate on Armenian atrocities. Coronel Angel Polbio Chaves describes upheaval in Venezuela under Crespo, border disputes with Britain, and U S support for arbitration. Recounts arrests, ministerial dangers, and public petition momentum for U S backed arbitration while Grey addresses Mataafa claims.
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Dominion
England
England on Armenia Discussed in Commons
In the House of Commons, Charles Ernest Schwann urged government co operation with Russia and France to stop the barbarous mistreatment in Armenia. The March 21 report notes debate over policy and potential joint action.
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House of Commons
Charles Ernest Schwann
Russia
France
Armistice Arranged in Peru After Street Fighting
United States minister to Peru reports an armistice after three days of conflict between insurgents and government troops in Lima. Over a thousand dead and wounded lay in the streets before peace was restored.
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Washington
Mr. McKenzie
United States
Peru
State Department
Lima
Imperial decree orders flags on ships for Bismarck day
Berlin March 21 an imperial decree orders all German warships in active service to dress with flags on April 1 Bismarck eightieth birthday. Herr Von Levetzow Reichstag president will submit to the full House a motion to send a congratulatory message to Bismarck as many Radical Social Democratic Clerical and Polish deputies are out of town giving Bismarckians hopes of victory.
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Bismarck
Herr von Levetzow
Reichstag
War threat links Chili Argentina as Bolivia Bolivia Peru Ecuador feared
A private letter from Potosi Peru reports a looming war between Chili and the Argentine Republic. It warns Chile may deploy troops into central Bolivia to separate and pressure each ally individually, with Bolivia Peru and Ecuador as potential actors in the conflict.
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Potosi
Peru
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Bolivia
Ecuador
Chill
Anarchists Convicted in Rome Assizes Bomb-Making Case
In the Rome Assizes two anarchists were sentenced to imprisonment twenty and fifteen months for manufacturing bombs. A third anarchist was acquitted.
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Rome
England's Newfoundland Fund Sails to Aid Sufferers
In London on March 21 Herbert Murray sailed aboard the Parisian to Newfoundland where he will distribute the imperial relief fund to the affected people. He expects to be away for several months. The Parisian also carried 167 boys from Dr. Barnard's Home bound for Manitoba and Ontario.
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Herbert Murray
Newfoundland
Imperial Relief Fund
Dominion Parliament Set to Convene April 18
Ottawa dispatch reports the Dominion Parliament has been summoned to meet on April 18, with details outlining the session's expected agenda and parliamentary schedule. Members are advised to prepare for anticipated legislation and debates.
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Ottawa
Ont
Chelsea officials gather to push new water plan with Boston pact
Mayor Carter presides at an informal Chelsea meeting with city leaders and state officials to hear speakers from Somerville Everett and others on bills before the Legislature for a new water supply. Bowman cites a 1886 cast iron agreement with Boston and urges a united front for better water and local control.
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Chelsea
Carter
Z. C. Bowman
Somerville
W. IE. McClintock
State Highway Commission
Barnes, Roberts and Willard
Mitchell, Tenney
Winslow
State Commission
Chestnut Hill
C. Bowman
Everett
Boston
Mystic
Two Whales Return With Companion Off Swampscott Bay
A whale long seen near Swampscott reappears with a smaller companion in Nahant Bay drawing crowds of over six hundred along Nahant and Swampscott beaches. Fishermen believe the smaller whale may be the calf of the larger mother, who sought shallow water to breed as the Nancy pursued with bombs but could not reach them.
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Swampscott
Na«hant
Nahant Bay
Nancy
Klein challenges Amherst and Tufts rivals in weight contest
FE Klein of Harvard has learned Lane of Amherst refuses to meet in any contest. Klein now contemplates challenging Nash of Tufts to a similar strength test.
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Klein
Harvard
Amherst
Nash
Tulty
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