Britain and Russia Agree to Withdraw Troops From Tien Tsin
In the House of Lords Lord Lansdowne said Britain and Russia would pull back troops from the Tien Tsin area on the Pei Ho river and leave title questions for later. The area, on the left bank, involved plots linked to Northern China railroad security and British bondholders. Field Marshal von Waldersee and General Gaselee were named to resolve immediate differences while rights would be examined later.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Lansdowne
Russia
Great Britain
Tien Tsin
Pei-ho
Ince
Vor Waldersee
Gaselee
Uest
Thevernment
Pekin
Ernest Satow
Marshal von Waldersee
Divorce Suit Threatens Boston Republican Leader
Arthur P. Russell, wife of Mrs. Russell, faces a possible divorce action amid rumors of internal party strife. Russell, linked to Mayor Hart’s city committee, says incompatibility of temperament drives separation and denies any public accusations. Representative Fred C. Gilpatric says action may come later. Mrs. Russell distanced herself, noting political career concerns.
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Boston
Maddern
Jesse Gove
Arthur P. Russell
Ward 16
Hart
Republican City Committee
Russell
Mr. Russell
Mrs. Russell
Fred C. Gilpatric
Dorchester
John H. Colby
Rumor Claims Capture and Release of General French
A circulating report says Boers captured General French, released him, then recaptured him after he allegedly failed to keep a promise not to fight them again. No official confirmation available.
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Setter
French
Carrie Nation Secures Six Lectures in Topeka
Mrs Carrie Nation lands a contract for six lectures in Topeka Kansas starting soon. She will be paid 100 dollars per lecture and receive all travel and living expenses.
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Topeka
Kan
Carrie Nation
Neimati
Sneak Thieves Target Concord Street Apartments
Sneak thieves entered the apartments of Charles H. E. Jeskow at 160 Concord Street yesterday afternoon and stole clothing including a suit and a light overcoat. No clue to the thieves’ identity has been found.
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Charles HE. Jeskow
Concord Street
Roosevelt Invitation Brought Large Woman's Charity Meeting
The Woman's Charity Club held a large attendance at Hotel Vendome with Mrs. Micah Dyer presiding. The club plans an April 17 reception and breakfast at Vendome and hopes to invite Vice-President Roosevelt to attend in Boston. Over 300 members and guests have applied for seats at the breakfast.
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Woman's Charity Club
Hotel Vendome
Micah Dyer
Roosevelt
Boston
Risteen
Cambridge School Board Removes Resignations and Names Teachers
At last evening's Cambridge School Board meeting resignations from Hon. R. o O. Fuller and Seth N. Gage were accepted for health reasons and relocation to Texas. A joint convention for electing their successors was proposed for April 9. Teachers were named: Anna M. Sullivan Otis School, Lillian A. Kelly Taylor School, Catherine A. Gaskell Gammatt School, Sarah W. Mendell Ellis School, Margaret E. Quinn Sleeper School, Agnes Ross Smith Wyman School, Bertha V. Jameson Taylor Kindergarten.
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Cambridge School Board
R. O O. Fuller
Seth N. Gage
Texas
Anna M. Sullivan
Otis
Lillian A. Kelly
Taylor
Catherine A. Gaskell
Gammatt
Sarah W. Mendell
Ellis
Margaret E. Quinn
Sleeper
Agnes Ross ‘Smith
Wyman
Bertha V. Jameson
Taylor Indergarten
Fifth annual tary and civic bell of Signet Commandery
The fifth annual tary and civic bell of Signet Commandery was held last night in Anthoine's Academy on School street, er ville. Sir George Fitzherbert, commander of the chapter, was floor director, and with Mrs. Fitzherbert led the grand march, in which there were about fifty couples.
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Signet Commandery
Bnights
Malta
Anthoine’s Academy
School Street
Erville
George Fitzherbert
Strike on Vanderbilts Idle Hour Residence
New York delegates from city building trades ordered about 100 mechanics off William K. Vanderbilt's Idle Hour summer residence site at Oakdale L I today. About 75 workers returned to Manhattan and surrounding areas, stalling ongoing construction as sub contractors used nonunion pipes. Carpenters and decorators remained but may receive union orders to quit tomorrow. Vanderbilt aims to have Idle Hour ready for occupancy this summer. The nearby buildings, burned a year ago, frame the site.
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Oakdale
New York
Building Trades Unions of
New York City
L. L
William K. Vanderbilt
Manhattan
Vanderbilt
Harrison Estate Valued at 980000 With 40000 in Life Insurance
Indianapol is March 21 Ex President Harrison left 40000 in life insurance four policies of 10000 each in force announced by the Union Trust Company president executor of General Harrison s will The estate appraisement sets total value at 980000 including real estate railroad bonds stock in Union Trust Law Building and other securities.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Union Trust Company
General Marrison
Railroad Honda
Law Building
American volunteers watch for Quakers in London report
London dispatch cites Daily Mail Amsterdam correspondent noting American volunteers largely from Boston are observed around Quaker circles, sparking curiosity about their intentions during a tense wartime period.
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London
Amsterdam
The
Daily Mail
Grandfather Figure Suspected in Boston Girl Ring
Boston detectives and the city police hunted a man linked to luring teens to a Lexington place house. May Hartley, 16, testified after an arrest at Meridian street tied to Ethel Shevery and Josephine Levash. She described how the man, called grandpa, trained girls to steal and live off crimes.
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Mast Boston
Lexington Place
Boston
Fagin
Ethel Shevery
Josephine Levash
May Hartley
May
Hartley
Meridian Street
Shevery
Fred M. Raymond
Zithel Shevery
Lork
Freedom and danger at Fagin's house as a girl recalls life
The Shevecy girl describes a world of unrestricted hours and smoking with no parental rule at Fagin's house. May Hartley recounts meeting Ethel Shevery, sharing a room, and the attempt to find work while warnings quieted six known girls. Police monitor the old man’s house as investigators seek more evidence.
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Shevecy
Fagin
Hartley
Mrs. Raymond
Ethel Shevery
Lexington Street
New York
Post
Discharge of Wiring Dept Consult Engineer Ends Long Fight
William Brophy consulting electrician of the wire department was notified by Commissioner Lott that his position is abolished effective March 30. A Democrat appointed by Mayor Matthews, Brophy served through Mayors Curtis and Quincy, reporting on the department to Mayor Hart. Lott said Brophy’s work will be handled by other staff and the consulting engineer role is useless.
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William Brophy
Lott
Brophy
Matthews
Curtis
Quincy
Hart
Flood
Death of General Fry of Lynn, 1842–1900
Brigadier-General Charles C. Fry died at 6 10 pm in Lynn. A lifelong resident born in 1842, he served in the Civil War as a first lieutenant, later holding multiple adjutant and staff posts. He was treasurer of the Lynn Gas and Electric Co and long active in city offices and Masonic circles. He had been president of the City Board of Aldermen and a Knights Templar grand commander.
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Lynn
Charles C. Fry
Fry
Eighth
Peach
Lynn Gas and Electric Company
General Fry
Ratskoff Liselman Wed In Concord Hall Ceremony
Miss Bertha Ratskoff and Dr. M. Liselman were married at Concord Hall in the city last evening. Rabbis H. G8 Shoher and Hireachdansky officiated. Esther Susman served as maid of honor. Best man was Jacob Ratskoff. Iris flowers from Misses Birdie Green and S. Ratskoff. The couple will reside in the North End.
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Concord Hall
Bertha Ratskoff
M. Liselman
H. G8. Shoher
Rabbi Hireachdansky
New York
Esther Susman
Jacob Ratskoff
Birdie Green
S. Ratskoff
Loui
Ratsne
Joh
YMCA Transfered Fromter Eats Oat? UnclearHeadline
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a transfer involving the YMCA and a hoped for beneficial effect. Names and places are unreadable, making specific entities and events impossible to confirm.
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Ymca
Will Address Bnai Zion Society by Sam I Cole
Mr Sam I Cole of the South End will address the Bnai Zion Educational Society in the evening on Some Social Ideals. The event aims to discuss community issues and social ethics with members and guests.
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Sam I. Cole
South End
B'nai Zion
Nervous women urged to use Dr Pierce remedies
A health article discusses extreme nervousness in women, blaming it on female diseases and warning against narcotics. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery, citing letters from women praising cures and urging consultation by letter with Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, New York.
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Dr. Pierce
Mrs. C. Nelson
Chemawa
Marion Co
Oregon
Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Accuser of Jesse M. Gove Shown as Chicago Woman
The Chicago woman suing Republican leader Jesse M. Gove is pictured. Allegations claim Chief Watts intimidated Mrs. Anna Maddern. No charges filed by last evening. Watts refused comment awaiting proper time and people. Maddern was unavailable, reportedly out of town.
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Chicago
Chief Watts
Anna Maddern
Jesse Gove
Watts
Prince's Portland express team theft recovered by police
An express team from Prince's Portland was stolen early afternoon during a parcel delivery and later recovered on Albany Street by Bagpooms police officers. Some parcels were found cut open and sent to Micera o sine ision. William aeed, 27, was arrested shortly after.
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Portland Express
Albany Street
Bagpooms & Few
Micera
William Aeed
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