Waterville horse owner Nelson and Montreal Ottawa hockey teams in city
Heard in hotel corridors: Ed Nelson of Waterville Maine owner of the famous Nelson horse at Adams House. Hanover College baseball dates being arranged. Wanderers hockey club of Montreal and Ottawa Club arrive for Arena shows. Cape Cod canal work praised by S B Foxcroft with shovels at work and local cranberry blueberry seasons noted.
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Waterville
Nelson
Adams House
Wanderers Hockey Club
Montreal
Ottawa Clunb
Arena
Copley Square
S. B. Foxcroft
Sandwich
United States
Cape Cod Canal
Don Pasquale and Russian Dancers at Boston Opera House
Boston Opera House patrons heard Donizetti’s Don Pasquale with Miss Nielsen as Norina and a strong cast led by Sciaretti Fornari and Tavecchia. Pavlova and Mordkin’s Russian dancers drew enthusiastic response, signaling a regular feature for Metropolitan and other companies next season.
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Boston
Miss Nielsen
Norina
Metropolitan
St Josephs Court to Observe 81st Anniversary
High Chief Ranger John F Harrigan of Worcester and Deputy High Chief Ranger Bernard F Farrell will speak at St Josephs Court No 11 reception in the West End. Past High Chief Ranger Charles E Benning of Malden also attends along with Rev Peter J McCormack of St Josephs Church.
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John F. Harrigan
Worcester
Charles E. Benning
Malden
Bernard F. Farrell
St. Joseph's Court No. 11
West End
Peter J. McCormack
St. Josep’s Church
Order
The Counts Hand by L. J. Beeston
Two stories enter the Sun day Post Magazine great $10,000 contest and will be in next Sunday's issue. One piece titled The Count's Hand by L. J. Beeston and another titled The Fighters by C. Hapsburg Liebe are listed among entrants.
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Sunday Post
L. J. Beeston
C. Hapsburg Liebe
Le Bargy Plans American Tour Debut in New York
The French actress prepares her American debut at the New Theatre in New York with a tour announced for the United States.
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LE Bargy
New Theatre
New York
Mme Simone Le Bargy to Star in New York Debut October
Mme Simone Le Bargy will debut in America in New York this October, then tour the country before appearing at the New Theatre in Rostand's Lady of Dreams, adapted into English by Louis N. Parker. Her recent notable role was the Hen Pheasant in Chantecler in Paris.
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New York
Mme
Simone le Bargy
America
New Theatre
M. Rostand
Louis N. Parker
Critics Attack Parcels Post Policy At New England Meeting
John A. Ordway of Blodgett Ordway Webber spoke at the New England Dry Goods Association meeting at City Club condemning parcels post as unfair and unbusinesslike. He argued government delivery would raise costs for farmers, harm New England towns, and threaten private initiative. Co. C. Ferris of Gilchrist Co. presided.
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John A. Ordway
Blodgett, Ordway & Webber
New England Dry Goods
City Club
Mr. Ordway
New England
Boston
Co. C. Ferris
The
Gilchrist Company
Russia Sees Cabinet Change In Petersburg
March 21 in St Petersburgh M Stolypin yielded the presidency of the council of ministers to M Kokovsoff and circulars for the March 23 council meeting were issued in Kokovsoff s name. Stolypin warned the Emperor that Russia cannot build a good navy while Admiral Voevoedsky remains minister of marine. The Emperor expressed concern at the remark.
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ST. Petersburg
M. Stolypin
Council of Ministers
M. Kokovsoff
Russia
Voevoedsky
World's Largest Locomotive Built by Topeka & Santa Fe
In Topeka a new articulated compound locomotive is being completed for Arizona grades. It measures 121 feet, weighs 750000 pounds, and uses oil fuel to deliver 228 pounds per square inch steam. The machine features dual air pumps, power reserve, and dual electric headlights, with a complex wheel arrangement across tender and locomotive sections. The project is highlighted by the engineers as a landmark achievement.
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Topeka
Kan
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Company
Arizona
Sacred baths for the chosen people in a California journey
A group of 26 Revived Spiritualists plus 100 families left Findlay Ohio in a special car to seek a sacred stream in Southern California. Led by John W. Hurley, they aim to bathe as instructed by a guiding spirit to become the Lord's chosen people and reach the new Jerusalem. Members sold property and left positions to fund the trip.
Milwaukee Overrules Mayor On Ragtime Concerts
March 21, Milwaukee reports Mayor Seidel was overridden as concert programs at the Auditorium shift toward classical pieces. The manager announced a request program after 100 votes, 11 for ragtime and the rest for works like Tannhauser Overture Ride of the Valkyries and Chopin and Mendelssohn pieces.
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Milwaukee
Seidel
Mendelssohn
Betting Their Money On Woodchuck's Life
Lew March 21. A woodchuck vanished from its hole near Quigley's Corner after August 26, 1910. Residents wager Berkshire county money on its return. Bets run 10 to 1 against its coming out, 10 to 6 that it is dead, and a brisk market forms around the animal's fate and the Johnson fight fascination.
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Lew
Quigley’s Corner
Berkshire County
Jeffriese Johnson
Call for Modern Women as Parasitic Creatures
Philadelphia March 21 A married woman with two or more servants bathes daily powders herself and dons intricate clothes while being a non productive parasite, as asserted by Mrs Louis M Robinson to the Twenty seventh Ward Equal Suffrage League. She framed her talk around the chief significance of the last century to women and hailed the abolition of home industries as a milestone.
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Philadelphia
Louis M. Robinson Tola
Twenty-seventh Ward Equal Suffrage League
Woman power shifts spark criticize male labor view
A speaker blasts changes in gender roles arguing men take women’s work, leaving women idle and demanding. She cites 1790 home crafts, claims modern men work harder to support spoiled families, and laments rising widows and shortened male lifespans due to perceived selfish women.
Boy Breaks Leg Disobeying Teacher at School
Redwood City March 21 Frank Griffin Sequoia High School student son of Mrs. Mary Griffin disobeyed Principal Mecrae word to join debate. He left the classroom and on the playground fractured his right leg in an attempt to break the local high jump record. He later expressed sorrow to the principal.
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Redwood City
8. P. Mecrae
Frank Griffin
Sequoia High School
Mary Griffin
Young Griffin
Truant Officer Granted Divorce
John H. Westfall long time truant officer in Brighton won a divorce from Annie M. Westfall of Allston in a private Griffin County proceeding. Judge Raymond found cruelty and abusive treatment and ordered $1500 alimony with $500 due before March 2 and the rest in six months as the decree becomes absolute. The couple had lived at 24 Ashford Street Alliston until last October.
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John H. Westfall
Brighton
Annie M. Westfall
Allston
Raymond
Westfall
Ashford Street
Alliston
Mrs Schenk Held on Murder Charge in Chicago
Theresa Stanton Schenk confessed to shooting her husband Charles Schenk last Saturday morning amid fear of burglars. Police theory holds the act occurred during a quarrel. A coroner's jury recommended she be held to a grand jury on murder charges.
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Chicago
Theresa Sta@nton Schenk
Charles Schenk
Roosevelt Lectures in Los Angeles and Pasadena
Theodore Roosevelt received an enthusiastic welcome in Los Angeles during a two day visit. He delivered two speeches to large audiences, spoke informally at a luncheon in his honor, and addressed a Pasadena crowd about his Africa experiences. His science lecture was held in a tennis court converted to a stadium.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Theodore Roosevelt
Pasadena
Africa
Roosevelt
Harvard Professor Lectures at Paris Sorbonne
Willam Henry Schofield of Harvard University opened a Paris Sorbonne series on "Chivalry in English Literature" delivering the first lecture in French. After finishing in Paris he will speak at Copenhagen and Christiania universities.
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Paris
Willam Henry Schofield
Harvard University
The
Sorbonne
Schofield
Copenhagen
Christiania
Francis D Hitch Dies in Newburgh
Francis Delano Hitch of New York City and Newburgh died at his home Algonac in Newburgh New York today. He was born in Fairhaven Massachusetts in 1838 and spent years in the China tea trade.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Francis Delano Hitch
New York City
Fire in Staunton Damages Business District
A Staunton, Virginia, blaze caused about 200000 dollars in damage to the business section after starting in a stable shortly after midnight. Firemen fought the flames for about twelve hours before bringing the fire under control.
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Staunton
Cuban Grown Cigars Boast Soothing Effects For Men
Boston made cigars advertise Cuban grown tobacco for a soothing effect. The copy urges readers to become a 3-20-8 regular starting now.
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