Plans for Free Cuba At White House
Washington March 24 Plans for a free Cuba dominated White House conferences today addressing troop withdrawal after Palma's May 1 inauguration and tariff concessions. President-elect Palma met Roosevelt and Wood to discuss inauguration and Cuba policies. A key meeting with Republican House leaders debated reciprocity and expectations, with no firm conclusions reached. Root and Wood at the War Department also conferred on legislation to stabilize Cuba’s new republic's commerce.
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Public Bath House Planned for Nantasket Beach
Metropolitan Park commissioners announce a spring start on a large Nantasket Park bathhouse between the Hotel Nantasket and Atlantic House cliff. The 815 foot complex will have a central tower, women and men dressing rooms, a sea facing promenade, 500 rooms, and cost about 21731 dollars. Architects Stickney and Austin design a Grecian styled, colorfully painted center building to be a public pleasure resort.
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Wood opposes 20 percent Cuban import cut and Dublin plan shifts
General Wood opposes a 20 per cent reduction on Cuban imports as inadequate relief and seeks broader concessions for the island. A plan for Wood to meet President-elect Palma in New York next Wednesday is abandoned due to arrangements in Washington. Palma arrived to confer with President Roosevelt and Secretary Reed on transferring government to the new Cuban officers. Troops will remain on the island past May 1 to stabilize the transfer, then withdraw once the new government operates independently. Senators Platt Spooner Quay and Hale joined the talks.
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Vincent Club Plans Benefit Pantomime in Copley Hall
Vincent Club of Boston advances a charity pantomime and vaudeville on April 22 at Copley Hall to aid Vincent Hospital. Tickets are selling fast under treasurer Miss Madelaine Lawrence with club president Miss Katherine Fay rumored to perform. Poster design by Miss Caroline Dabney.
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Mail carrier Barnaby faces sanity and theft charges
Arthur H. Barnaby a Cambridge post office letter carrier is under arrest on charges of robbing the United States mails. Inspector Snow found sealed letters on his person and a closet full of mail not opened. Barnaby was arraigned with bail set at 500 and a court date set Friday. Associates say he has been unsettled by domestic troubles and officials may seek a sanity exam.
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Miners vote provisional strike in United Mine Workers pact
Shaimokin Penn March 24 The United Mine Workers convention adopted a provisional strike declaration after a special committee urged action. President Mitchell said a strike is imminent if Civic Federation efforts fail. The plan calls for suspension of work by most anthracite miners on select days once negotiations falter.
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Hanna Appeals 10 Federation Asked to Try to Adjust Miners
New York March 4 Ralph M Easley secretary of the National Civic Federation made public a telegram from M A Hanna chairman of the Industrial Department National Civic Federation New York Anthracite mine workers failed to settle wage scale and have declared a suspension of work to take effect on a date to be set by district officers He appeals to the Civic Federation industrial department for intervention to avert the threatened industrial conflict John Mitchell president United Mine Workers of America.
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United Mine Workers of America
Roxbury Chorus Concert Delights Kossuth Hall Audience
The Roxbury Male Chorus gave a concert and ball in Kossuth Hall last night under Alfred Ritschel. The program featured two short operettas Die Berstunde and The Cheated Innkeeper with casts led by Krause Recknagel Wolff Bauer and Schmidt Hering Levy. Afterward the hall hosted dancing.
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Ninth Regiment Mustered In at East Armory
Company D of the Ninth Regiment M V V M, reorganized by Captain John Dunn, was mustered into service last evening at the East Armory on East Newton street. Officers elected unanimously: Captain John Dunn, First Lieutenant John J. Dwyer, Second Lieutenant Thomas J. Sullivan. Major Kelly outlined expectations, with addresses from Colonel Donovan, Captain Casey, Captain Dunn, Captain Gallivan, Paymaster Kane, and Lieutenant Dwyer.
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West Somerville forms company to fill Eighth Regiment vacancy
In Clarendon Hall last evening a new company was formed in West Somerville to fill the Eighth Regiment vacancy left by the disbandment of Danvers Company K. Forty-one men enlisted and officers chosen: Captain Herbert W. Whitten, first lieutenant Alexander L. Cochrane, second lieutenant William A. Bradford.
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Resolution proposed on South Africa war neutrality and aid
Representative Randell of Texas introduced a resolution backing sympathy for the two repub lies and urging British peace while calling for U S neutrality. Mr Cochran of Missouri sought State Department checks on U S charitable groups aiding noncombatants and securing safe conduct for medical aid to camps.
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Pride's Crossing Prepares for Summer Season Homes
Hundreds of workers are employed at Pride's Crossing for the coming season as Beverly Cove society guests are expected. New residences bloom including C Swift's mansion a Breakers style wood structure with a sea garden and six acre enclosure. Judge Moore's grounds improve while Bryce Allan's Italian Renaissance villa awaits July occupancy with tennis courts and extended landscaping slated for late summer.
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Hale Street
Prizes Awarded At Boston Masquerade Ball
The Boston First Austrian-Hungarian Benevolent Association hosted its grand masquerade at Odd Fellows Hall with 250 participants. Prizes were awarded to Charles Herchkovitz as prince and I. Levenstin as Greek second. Rose Halpern as Queen Elizabeth first for ladies and Bertha Bergen as colonial dame second.
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George Solomon
Ida Shapiro
Nellie Isaacs
Danny Miller
Mary Levy
Dude
Estelle Scovitz
Etta Pleischer
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Rose Tichnor
Mildred Levy
Gertrude Hirshberg
Rose Greenbaum
Lea Greenbaum
Sarah Kelson
Hesther Sugarman
Annie Bilapsky
A. Morrison
Joseph Bloom
Uncle Sam
Lewis Gordon
Had Carrier
Joseph Rice
Maurice Finn
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Lena Wyinch
Lottie Weiss
Teed Alleged Bigamist Arrest in South End
Henry B. Teed aged 51 was arrested at 6 Lawrence Street on bigamy charges. He allegedly married Jennie A. Richards 19, his wife’s niece, with her knowledge of the first marriage. Richards also faces a crime for living with him. Teed reportedly married Margaret Hayden on July 27, 1880 at Shubenacadie. They wed in the city last Saturday. both to be arraigned in court this morning.
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Pyramid Pile Cure touted for hemorrhoids in rapid-age ad
In a terse health note, the article urges women to care for digestive regularity to prevent piles and promotes the Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, direct-application remedy. It claims success after physicians doubted cure, cites Mrs. John H. Castana of Chicago as a testimonial, and offers contact to Pyramid Drug Co. for more information.
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