Canadian Club to entertain Governor Pothier and Colonel Hughes
The Canadian Club plans a Parker House reception next Friday for Rhode Island Governor Pothier and Ottawa M P Colonel Sam Hughes. Pothier, born in Quebec, was Woonsocket mayor and RI Paris exposition commissioner. Hughes, a renowned Canadian figure, holds many military medals.
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Pothier
Rhode Island
Sam Hughes
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Can
Quebec
Woonsocket
Woonsocket Institute of Savines
Sam
Family ties touch Waterloo era military units
In India a relation notes that his mother's uncles and grandfather commanded Bonaparte's cuirassiers at Waterloo, aligning family history with the historic battle.
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India
Bonaparte
Waterloo
Recital by Oxford Trio at Steinert Hall
An Oxford trio performance last night at Steinert Hall featured Miss Mabelle Pierce piano Mrs Anna Huntting cello and William Traupe violin with Mme Clair Poole as assistant. About 150 attendees heard Mendelssohn Trio Op 68 Tschaikowsky Trio Op 50 plus several selected solos including L Esclave Habenera Ballatina Wiegenlied and others.
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Steinert Hall
Oxford
Mabelle Pierce
Anna Huntting
William Traupe
Mme
Clair Poole
Mendelssohn
Tschaikowsky
Ballatina
Luigi Caracciolo
Wiegenlied
Hans Harthan
Ohio bans cattle not tested for bovine tuberculosis
Governor Harmon issued a proclamation prohibiting importation into Ohio of cattle not tested and found free of bovine tuberculosis. The notice mentions reduced fares to the West Northwest and Southwest and provides an information address at 366 Washington Street Boston.
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Columbus
Harmon
Ohio
Washington Street
Boston
C. &. Colony
C. Pp
T. A. cdv
Upton Boy Declared Leper. Sent to Penikese Island
Archibald Thomas, a popular Upton High School sophomore born January 8 1892 in Bridgetown Barbados, has been declared a leper after evaluation at Massachusetts General Hospital Boston. He is the son of Mrs Emma Thomas and built a wireless telegraphy set at home on Main Street.
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Rome
Upton
Archibald Thomas
Penikese Island
Emma Thomas
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Thomas
Upton High School
Main Street
Bridgetown
Barbados
West Indies
Publie
Mrs. Abbie Skidmore Held for Grand Jury in Larceny Case
Brockton March 23 Mrs Abbie E Skidmore Ashmont arraigned in Brockton Police Court on larceny of about 700 from Sanford Winter a Brockton abattoir owner She pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury in 500 which she furnished Former bookkeeper for Winter alleged to have made long standing incorrect entries Address listed as Talbot Ave Ashmont but no such number or resident found
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Brockton
Abbie E. Skidmore
Ashmont
Sanford Winter
Skidmore
Winter
Fitzgerald Laraps Matthe ws Accuses City Officials in Dorchester Speech
Ex mayor John F Fitzgerald attacked former mayor Nathan Matthews at St Margaret's Lyceum in Dorchester last evening. He argued Finance Commission members shielded private interests and linked Matthews to long running city financial troubles including Back Bay street costs and the 1891 act. He cited Huntington Avenue expansion as a costly last act and alleged gas trust ties and property interests driving the overrun.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Nathan Matthews
St. Margaret's Lyceum
Dorchester
Fitzgerald
Finance Commission
Back Bay
Babson
Matthews
Finance Commision
Gas Trust
Hluntington Avenue
Boston
Staggered Heiress Died of Hunger as $3000 Lacked
March 23 report says Mrs. Mary Gately died of starvation and neglect at her Lyman street home. Bank books and $3000 in cash were found scattered about. Husband Martin Gately, a paper maker, was arrested for drunkenness.
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Holyore
Mary Gately
Lyman Street
Martin Gately
Year-Old pullet lays monster egg in Arlington yard
The Easter crop begins with a year-old White Plymouth Rock pullet at F. J. Allen's Arlington henery laying an egg measuring 5 7-8 by 7 7-8 inches. Allen raised the pullet from stock to produce large eggs and her eggs have set a new size record in his yards.
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F. J. Allen
Arlington
Plymouth Rock
Allen
Count Nearly Left as Saxonia Starts Sail
A real count sailed out of Boston yesterday on the Cunard liner Saxonia. Count de la Coutre, an attaché of the French embassy in Washington, was the titled passenger who nearly remained in Boston. He reached the gang plank just as the men were starting to pull it from the ship after a last minute wire from New York.
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Boston
Cunard
Count de la Coutre
Washington
Liverpool
New York
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