Burglar Steals Jewelry as Maid Fights Man in Staircase
New York police seek a thief who entered Nathaniel S. Prentice's residence at 337 Lexington Avenue and stole jewelry worth 2500 dollars. Three female servants confronted the intruder on the stairs. one maid stabbed the man in the neck and they all fought as he fled toward Thirty-eighth Street after looting rings, brooches, a sunburst, and a ruby solitaire.
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New York
Nathaniel S. Prentice
Lexington Avenue
Mrs. Prentice
Thirty-eighth Street
Mr. Prentice
Mrs Wilmerding Wins Return of Fortune
Mrs. Jack Wilmerding, recently released from Bloomingdale Asylum, to recover the remnant of her fortune transferred to others. Justice Giegerich of the Supreme Court ruled in her favor as the committee proved her incapacity for business. Estate valued around $45,000.
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New York
Jack” Wilmerding
Bloomingdale Asylum
Giegerich
Supreme Court
Gleason
Wilmerding
Irish politics split as Redmond and Dillon shadows loom
Boston letter dated March 24 outlines turmoil in Dublin politics. It cites Independent movement led by John Redmond losing capital and staff as English mortgagees take control. It alleges shift toward Toryism, dismissals, and calls for national unity amid factional blame, with commentary on Dillon and O'Donnell.
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Dublin
The
Independent
John
Redmond
Linotype Co
John Redmond
Hascar
Fred Allen
J. J. O’kelly
Pat O’brien
Dublin Castle
John O'Callaghan
Globe
O'Callaghan
Dillon
Mr. Redmond
John Dilon
Bishop O'Donnell
Cardinal Logue
Dr. O'Donnell
Ireland
Pp. J. Timmins
M. D
Boston
Love Kills Actress Lolo Banzolla at Cilli Theatre
In front of a theatre audience in Cilli Lolo Banzolla an Austrian vaudeville star drew a revolver and killed herself after declaring the line Tis love that kills The actor was rushed to a dressing room and then to a hospital where she died She was famed in Vienna and the provinces and recently linked to a young Austrian officer and retirement plans
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London
Cilli
Lolo Banzolla
Istria
May Irwin
Austria
Vienna
Whistling Coon Shot by Jealous Lover in New York
George W. Johnson known as the Whistling Coon was shot twice in the leg by Roxanna Stewart after a dispute over her whereabouts. The incident occurred at 234 West Forty-first street and Johnson was treated at Roosevelt Hospital. Stewart was arrested.
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New York
George W. Johnson
Johnson
Roxanna Stewart
West Forty-first Street
Roxanna
Roosevelt Hospital
Bridge sheathing contract awarded to Ross and Fowler
Boston to Cambridge Harvard bridge sheathing contract awarded yesterday to Ross and Fowler with a bid of 2994. Other bids ranged from 3149 to 8096 by Miller and Ellis C Alden and Co Livingston Hensbey Lawler. Bids opened at the office of Superintendent Wells for Charlesgate west bridge superstructure over Ipswich street.
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Harvard Bridge
Boston
Cambridge
Ross & Fowler
Miller & Ellis
C. C. Alden & Co
R. Livingston
J. W. Hensbey
W. J. Lawler
Wells
Steen
Charlesgate West Bridge
Ipswich Street
American Beet Sugar Company Incorporation Filed in New Jersey
Articles of incorporation for the American Beet Sugar Company were filed in Trenton on March 24 with a capital of 20 million dollars. Authorized to manufacture and sell sugar and sugar products from beets cane and sorghum the capital is 5 million preferred at 6 percent non cumulative and 15 million common. The incorporators are Jersey City men.
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Trenton
N. J
American Beet Sugar Company
Jersey City
Archbishop Threatens Ban on Montreal Opera Pieces
Montreal March 24 The Archbishop of Montreal head of the Roman Catholic Church warns Her Majesty's Theatre proprietor that parts of the French opera repertoire must be cut or he will forbid the faithful to attend.
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Montreal
Bruchest
Whiting
Her Majesty’s Theatre
Sauer Delivers Last Recital at Music Hall
Emil Sauer presented his third and final pianoforte recital at Music Hall with a varied program including Beethoven G major sonata Op. 31 No. 1 and Chopin ballade Op. 47. Critics praised his refined touch and technique though faulted some passages for exaggeration. the Beethoven work drew particular acclaim and the evening attracted a large, enthusiastic audience.
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Emil Sauer
Music Hall
Rameau
Beethoven
Schubert
Praeludium
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Rubinstein
Sauer
Liszt
Mr. Sauer
Saver
Boston College Retreat Concludes With Mass and Benediction
The Boston College student retreat ended with mass and benediction at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Rev. W. T. Read Mullan SSJ celebrated, assisted by Fathers Browning SSJ Schmidt SSJ and Charles SJ. College glee club provided music under Mr. McEnany SJ and Prof Donnelly. Ambrose A Doré and James F. O’Connell sang solos. Breakfast followed in the gym. The final retreat sermon was given by Rev. Father Quirk SJ last night and the retreat closes tomorrow at 7:30 mass.
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Boston College
Church of the Immaculate Conception
W. T. Read Mullan
Father Browning
Father Schmidt
Father Charles
College Glee Club
Mr. McEnany
Donnelly
Ambrose
A. Dore
James &. O'Connell
Young Men’s Catholic Association
Father Quirk
Refund Promise For Tar Cough Medicine Ad
A broad certificate lists multiple merchants and individuals offering refunds on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar. Buyers get back 50 cents if it fails to cure coughs or colds and 25 cents on a smaller bottle if unsatisfied.
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Greene
Emery Souther
Green St
Tremont St
W. A. Demeritt
Columbus Ave
J. D. Knowlton
Washington St
J. P. Gammon
Dudley St
Samuel Siskind
Tremont Bt
W. A. Chapin
U. S. Hotel
N. Adams & CO
Washington
Geo. H. Alexander
Dorchester St
South Boston
Not to Attend Bryan Dinner Correction From Mayor Chase
A letter from John C. Chase mayor of Haverhill Mass clarifies he did not accept an invitation to speak at or attend the Bryan dinner in New York on April 19. He notes a planned April 21 speaking engagement in New York with the Socialist party and urges publication of the correction.
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New York Journal of
New York
New York City
Social Democratic Party
Socialist Party
John C. Chase
Haverhill
Mass
Baiter of the Fonts Foiled by Long Fears and Articles
A fragment notes fears and elaborate articles about a Baiter of the Fonts. The readable text hint shows concern over delays and unclear motives in ongoing debates or coverage.
Let's Get Married Alarm Clocks and Eyeglasses Ad
On Hanover Street numbers 12 and 28 a deal promotes alarm clocks and eyewear with a $1 price. It touts a $1 watch and Australian gold rings from Wilson's New Storm, claims fast custom ring orders, and mentions eye tests and in-store repairs at the New Stores on 11 to 16 th Nover Street.
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Hanover Street
Wilson's
Boston
Nover ST
St Patrick Birthplace Debates Across Ireland and Gaul
The article reviews long standing claims about St Patrick being born in Britain on the Gaul coast rather than Ireland or Gaul. It cites Gaelic Lives, Pliny and Breton tradition to argue Patrick’s birth in Gaul and counters claims of a Great Britain birth.
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St. Patrick
Scotland
England
Gaul
Ireland
Britain
Great
Great Britain
Pliny
Britanny
France
P. J
Boston Theaters Buzz With Many Top Shows
Olga Nethersole returns to Boston at Hollis with The Second Mrs Tanqueray amid strong advance sales. Lively rosters include Lohengrin at the Metropolitan Opera House and Brown’s in Town at Park Theatre. Daly’s company at Tremont stages A Runaway Girl while Viola Allen closes The Christian at the Boston Museum.
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Olga Nethersole
Boston
Hollis
Tanqueray
Miss Nethersole
Metropolitan Opera House
Boston Theatre
Park Theatre
Brown
the Park
Augustin Daly
Tremont Theatre
Viola Allen
Boston Museum
Glory Quayle
New York
Hall Caine
Castle Square Theatre
Bowdoin Square
Lothrop
Leonzo Brothers
John F. Mincher
Columbia Theatre
Frank B. Blair
William K. Morrow
John Newman
Dollie Mestayer
Sallie Stembler
May Swift
Norma Mendia
Ward
Vokes
Governors
Grand Opera House
Widow Brown
Mc Irwin
Richard Harlow
Pat Reilly
Reilly and Wood Company
Howard Tonight
al Reeves
Ezra Kendall
Keith
Kate Ryan
Russell Brothers
DeForests
Mascot
Austin & Stone
New York Sports
Grand Theatre
Bonanza Girls
Last Day at Berkeley Temple Bazaar Ends Tonight
The fin de steele bazaar at Berkeley Temple closes tonight after a successful run. A national and patriotic program features songs by an international chorus and a 200-character pageant led by Uncle Sam and Dame Columbia. Hundreds of items and art works will be auctioned without reserve to support church charity. more than 10,009 people have attended.
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Berkeley Temple
Uncle Sam
Dame Columbia
South Boston Minstrelsy Sets April 6 Show at St Augustine Hall
The St Augustine C T A S returns for the sixth straight year with minstrelsy on April 6 at St Augustine Hall. New performers debut behind burnt cork while four end men and ladies join the act. The Up-to-Date Golf Girls coached by John E Dignan with a caddy join a seventy-voice chorus for an evening of entertainment.
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St. Augustine C. T. A. S
John E. Dignan
South Boston
St. Augustine Hall
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