Blanche Molineux Denies Hotel Visit Slendering Case
Mrs. Blanche C. Molineux, wife of the indicted man in the Adams murder, issues a written statement denying a Jersey City hotel visit with H. C. Barnet. Police seek a parasol tied to the case and notes show Barnet's hotel activity dating to May 1897 and Aug. 9, 1898.
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Jersey
Bowery
Cornish
New York
Seas C. Molineux
Adams
Jersey City
Barnet
Enid
Molineux
Blanche C. Molineux
Soho
Washington Hotel
H. C. Barnet
C. Barnett
J. B. Hamblen, Jr
Barnets
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Peaceful Spring Victories
Advertising copy extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring victory over winter impurities. Claims include relief from rheumatism and dyspepsia, with testimonials from WM. A. Buckle y of East Boston and Miss Mary Aas Carib of Aurora Indiana about curing running sores and rheumatic pain.
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Milton
Hood
WM. A. Buckley
Summer St
Boston
Mass
Sarsaparilla
Mary Aascarib
Aurora
Ind
On to Malolus Otis Ready to Advance Against Aguinaldo Army
Washington dispatch reports General Otis plans a combined land and water push within a week or ten days to destroy Aguinaldo's insurgent army in Luzon. American volunteers are eager to fight while weather improves and troops at Manila, Malolos, and surrounding areas prepare defenses. Francesco Valencia, insurgent governor, surrendered information to Otis about forces and cruelties.
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Washington
Otis
Aguinaldo
Luzon
MacArthur
Lloyd Wheaton
Francesco Valencia
Cavite
Manila
Aguinalo
Valencia
Malolos
Malabon
Kansas
Cohen
Muiro
Oregon Volunteers
Sher
Boston Evening High School closes with diplomas and plans
The Boston Evening High School and its Charlestown and East Boston branches held closing exercises attended by former headmasters Isaac E. Paul and Benjamin Tenney and other officials. Principal Fernald spoke on organization and future aims. Dr. Bateman urged growth toward a university like gymnasium model. Diplomas were awarded to Edward Linsay Bell, John Edits, George A. Flynn, Jacob A. Rubenstein, Anna L. Shannon, Mary Skiberlsky, and John Gerald Sullivan, with 11 certificates of proficiency granted. An illustrated lecture Sunny Spain followed, then a reception and dance.
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Boston Evening High School
Charlestown
East Boston
Isaac E. Paul
Benjamin Tenney
Henry H. Folsom
Walter L. Harrington
Bateman
Frederick A. Fernald
Isaac F. Paul
Edward Linsay Bell
John Edits
George A. Flynn
Jacob A. Rubenstein
Anna l L. Shannon
Mary Skiberlsky
John Gerald Sullivan
Sunny
Spain
J. F. Hopkins
Boscon
Bigelow Evening School Holds Closing Exercises
The Bigelow Evening School in South Boston held its closing exercises at Ber nice Hall Broadway last evening. Sixty two diplomas were presented to pupils many of whom began with little or no English. Eleven nationalities were represented this year. A program of seventeen numbers featuring readings and music displayed talent. Ice cream and cake were served at the close.
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Bigelow Evening School
South Boston
Bernice Hall
Broadway
Woman Falls Into Main Street Hole In Charlestown
Mrs. Katherine Kelley, over 60, fell into a nine foot deep hole dug by road workers on Main Street Charlestown. She sustained serious injuries to her left loin and right knee and was treated at Station 15 before being moved to her home at 3 Bow Street.
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Katherine Kelley
Main
Charlestown
Weaned Baby Says Postum Replaces Coffee
Mrs M E Alen of Allston Massachusetts describes her husband freeing from headaches and heart trouble after replacing coffee with Postum Food Coffee. Their two year old daughter thrives on Postum and the family prefers it for breakfast. Boil long enough to bring out flavor.
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M. E. Alen
Aldie St
Allston
Mass
Buttle Creek
Mich
Manila Front Reorganized as Gunboats Rejoin Campaign
Troop redeployments shift from outer lines to the water front with a full army reorganization underway. Reinforcements reach Manila to reinforce the Manila Pasig line built by Wheaton’s flying brigade. Plans call for an all aboard movement to the north by water as Otis prepares a brigade to land at the front. General Harrison Gray Otis’s brigade has moved from camp, signaling the advance phase.
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Lawton
Manila
Pasig
Wheaton
Flying Brigade
Otis
Postmaster General Smith Tours Cuba Postal Reforms
United States Postmaster-General Charles Emory Smith, arriving in Havana to inspect the Cuban post department under Colonel Rathbone, pledges a long reconstruction to create a US standard service. He announces in Havana the inauguration of special delivery and plans for free, frequent deliveries in Havana and other cities.
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Havana
United States
Charles Emory Smith
Department of Posts
Rathbone
Cuba
Postal Service
Insurgent Position Blocked as U S Forces Ring Manila Bay
A dispatch reports American naval strength surrounding Manila Bay and Pasig River with Dewey and gunboats enforcing a tight ring. The plan aims to trap insurgents at Malolos, forcing a decisive clash or surrender as Otis signals the insurrection won’t last much longer.
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Malolos
Laguna de Bay
Pasig
Wheaton
Bay of Manila
Dewey
Otis
War Department
Boston Port Faces Loss If Bonded Goods Rule Stands
Boston and area shippers warn a Treasury decision on bonded goods to change final destinations shipments for Canada, Nova Scotia, and Europe. The rule would force bonds specify final ports, halting long used destina tion changes and risking export volumes and revenue. Boston Chamber of Commerce officials travel to Washington to urge reversal as 6000 cars of bonded freight and 105 flour cars await shipment.
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Montreal
St. John
N. B
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Post
Treasury Department
United States
Boston
United States Revenue Service
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Nova Scotian
Europe
Liverpool
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Herbert C. Hall
Elwyn
Preston
Hall
Secretary of the Treasury
Gage
Otis Readies Advance on Malolos Amid Rising Combat
Manila dispatch says General Otis rapidly completes arrangements for the move on Malolos insurgent capital. Divisions have begun to move and the entire army will be in motion within days. American officers expect a decisive battle as Aguinaldo’s followers face either fight or retreat to mountains and jungles. Strong rebel positions may cause heavy losses in a likely clash.
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Manila
Otis
Malolos
Aguinaldo
Island educates people amid postal service expansion
The speaker notes a broad plan to educate and develop the population on the island and claims the goal will be secured under the current director-general of posts. The remark reflects optimism about governance and public development.
Lawrence men held on grand jury charge after store assault
James Dowd and Thomas F. Logue of Lawrence were held in 5000 bail for the grand jury on charges of assault with intent to kill and robbery of John B. Cover in his Lowell store on February 11. Cover identified the defendants, who pleaded not guilty. The government alleges a coupling pin was used as the weapon.
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Lowell
James Dowd
Thomas F. Logue
Lawrence
John B. Cover
Cover
Revolutionists Defeated Near Macapro Venezuela
Insurgents led by General Ramon Guerra, once Venezuelan war and marine minister, were beaten by government forces under General Antonio Fernandez near Macapro. Guerra had moved to govern the new State of Guarico and funded the rebellion, but Calabazo fell to government troops on March 7 as part of the suppression.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Ramon Guerra
Ignacio Andrade
Guarico
Antonio Fernandez
Macapro
Miranda
Andrade
Calabazo
Alexander Richards Dead and Lecture Postponed
B G Richards of the Post staff who was to lecture on The Hopes and Fears of the Hebrews before the Young Men's Hebrew Union at 313 Hanover Street postponed his engagement due to the sudden death of his father Alexander Richards in Denver Colorado. The elder Richards was 50, leaves a widow four sons and one daughter and had been prominent in Denver's clothing trade. Louis, one of the sons, spent time in Boston last year and made many acquaintances.
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B. G. Richards
Young Men's Hebrew Union
Hanover Street
Alexander Richards
Denver
Col
Mr. Richards
Boston
Colorado
Louis
King of the Fools to Play at Bijou Monday
The King of the Fools comedy will be presented at the Bijou Opera House Monday evening April 1 under the Young Women's Hebrew Charity Association and the Young Men's Hebrew Association. The show promises surprises and a new story with lively dialogue and musical reception for the king and his bride upon return from their honeymoon.
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Young Women’s Hebrew Charity Association
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Bijou Opera House
King of the Fools
Metropolitan Clothing Sale Draws Crowds in Rain
A Thursday sale at the Metropolitan Clothing Company 176 Washington Avenue drew large crowds despite heavy rain. Bargains exceeded promises with thousands of items, including overcoats priced around 2.95 to 3.05, all wool and in contemporary styles, promising strong Saturday trade.
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Comany
Washington Effeet
Dr Grady to Discuss The Rights and Wrongs of Boston Sparrows
Tomorrow evening at People’s Temple Dr Grady presents a prelude on the Rights and Wrongs of Boston Sparrows as part of the evening program. The talk invites interest from local residents and bird enthusiasts.
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People’s Temple
Grady
Boston
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