Reigning Sensation Ends With Arrest In Brunswick Hotel
New York March 27 Upshur, friend of J Coleman Drayton, was arrested at the Hotel Brunswick for drunken and disorderly conduct after the S S Majestic arrival. He was discharged at Jefferson Market police court. Ed Fox discusses published letters between Drayton and Borrowe and questions why any part of the correspondence was withheld.
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New York
B. L. Upshur
J. Coleman Drayton
S. S. Majestic
Drayton
Brunswick
Jefferson Market
Upshur
Fox
the World
London
Hallett Alsope Borrowe
Borrowe
Mrs. Drayton
Astors
Milbank
Heavy Storm Paralyzes Omaha Telegraph and Rail Lines
A heavy snowstorm in Omaha Nebraska disrupted streets and communications. Telegraph lines broke across circuits, horses were shocked, and forty six poles between Omaha and Council Bluffs fell taking Western Union and Postal wires offline. Eastward connection was restored last night as operators reached Council Bluffs and trains were halted to protect passenger traffic.
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Omaha
Neb
Council Bluffs
Western Union and Postal Telegraph Company
East
Union Pacific
Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Cascaden Murder Trial
In Philadelphia on March 26 the jury in the Robert J. Cascaden murder case could not agree after fifty four hours travel and was discharged by Judge Arnold. Findley, a policeman, was killed during a store arrest attempt when Cascaden allegedly broke into the premises.
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Philadelphia
Robert J. Cascaden
Findley
Arnold
Cascaren
Doubly sure Old Bourbon and Pure Rye bottled by Graves & Sons
Agreement explains that G. O. Waylor purchasers receive genuine article with a labeled trade mark on each bottle. Graves & Sons, Boston, distributes the product via druggists and grocers, assuring customers of authenticity and purity.
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G. O. Waylor
C. H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Mass
Slaughter on Boston Grade Crossings Revealed by Trial
A Boston transit critique details deadly incidents and wrecks since December 1 on the West End electric street system. It lists multiple injuries and fatalities from Tremont, Hanover, Tremont and other streets, culminating in severe wrecks, fires, and a fatality on March 25.
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Boston
West End
William J. Lane
Lamartine Street
Roxbury
Jamaica Plain
Tremont
Boylston
Ellen Scanlan
Hanover Street
Lucinda H. Wilson
Tremont Street
Lawrence Connolly
Pynchon Streets
Church Streets
Arthur Levi
Timothy Murphy
Fremont
Coolidge’s Corner
Park Street Church
Samuel Etzikorzitz
James Moore
Thomas Currier
Myrtle Street
Centre Street
Lock
el Ecric
Mary Fitzpatrick
Union Park
Washington Streets
Limothy Keogh
Scollay Square
Massachusetts General Hospital
Elmer E. Lewis
Washington Street
Dover
Sruck Lewis
Chandler
North Ferry
Washington and
Lenox Street
Fremont Street
Miller
Beacon Street
Charlesgate
Parkhurst
William F. Jones
Columbus Avenae
City Hospital
Harrington
South Boston Express
Public Library
Fred Beck
Clark’s Hotel
William Kane
How Many More Victims To the Editor of the Post
A citizen protests West End Company rail crossing practices after the fatal accident of a boy named Fred Beck. The letter disputes the company’s blame and questions street safety, braking momentum, and the lack of adopted safety inventions from 110 submissions. The writer asks how many lives must be sacrificed before change.
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West End
Fred Beck
West End Company
West End Fender Commission
West Brookline Street
Bogton
Organ Loft Whispers and Choir Changes Across Boston Churches
A survey shows few changes in Boston church choirs for the coming year. Organist changes include H M Punham resigning at Ruggles Street Church and Homer A Norris taking over at a different church. Many choirs remain with established directors and vocalists, while Roxbury and Roxbury-related churches renew personnel and retain key figures, preserving the season’s familiar sound.
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H. M. Punham
Ruggles Street
Roxbury Congregational Church
Boston
Church of the Advent
Samuel B. Whitney
Angeles Street Baptist
Herbert Johnson
Homer A. Norris
H. M. Dunham
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
Emma 5. Howe
Robert C. Carter
Edward E. Holden
Frank May
Lyman Brackett
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Norman McLeod
Francis Dunton Wood
C. C. R. Fish
A. P. Briegs
L. L. Buffam
Tere
Old House
Samuel Carr
G. E. Tippett
Mary Howe
George W. Want
M. Babcock
Arlington Street
Jennie Patrick Walker
Gertrude Edmands
Carl Pfluege
Sullivan A. Sargent
J. Phippen
King’s Chapel
Gertrude Franklin
Lena Little
W. J. Winch
Ivan Morawski
B. J. Lang
Meeting House Hill Church
B. L. Whelley
H. S. Whittier
J. M. Rice
Cornelius Chenery
W.E L. Heath
Berkeley Temple
Emelie Grant
C. N. Allen
M. L. Kaula
J. C. Bartlett
Arthur B. Hitchcock
Park Street
Bradbury
Lucy Tucker
Wilhelm Heinrich
Arthur Wellington
Julius A. Rising
J. S. Twombly
Jacob Benzing
S. M. Kine
H. Parkhurst
Church of the Unity
West Newton Street
Warren A. Locke
St. Paul’s
Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Roxbury
W. T. Dobson
Burns
Alma Norton
Gertrude Lawlor
H. D. Bodwell
George H. Howard
Howard M. Dow
Minnie
Decided Bargains in Dress Goods From Arlington Woollen Co
White Warp Bedford Cards presents a spring sale with 2500 yards of all wool jacquards 42 inches wide in new colors priced 75 to 89 cents a yard and 50 cent all wool India twills. Also 37 cent striped mohair and 29 cent gray brown striped wool goods. Bourette striped Nun’s black and white loom worth 1.25 selling at 0.85. Open importation of European fabrics including Charlies and Scotch ginghams for examination.
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Arlington Woollen Co
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Glances at Our Solons XXXIII Parkhurst Defends Free Speech
In the House of Representatives Mr W E Parkhurst of Clinton editor of the Courant is described as medium height with gray eye and mustache. A plain spoken critic he names certain members as tramps and proposes restricting their access to reading rooms. He is noted as a clear reasoner and vigorous speaker.
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House of Representatives
W. E. Parkhurst
Clinton
the Courant
Mr. Parkhurst
Third House
Prangs Brilliant Easter Cards and Art Novelties
Year by year the coming of aster brings forth a blossoming in the art world of all things novel dainty and beautiful in the life of cards booklets and Easter emblems. This season Prang's publications excel their standards of all other years. Reproductions of Alfred Miessner's Cherubs and The Shadow of the Cross are printed with color-photography fineness. Satin art prints are exquisite decorative pieces. Fringed ribbons in many shapes and sizes mark Eastertide. Mary Fowler illustrates delicate birds flowers and other designs. Children’s faces butterflies and cherubs figure in decorations and pretty symbols for the season’s exchange.
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Aster
Prang
Alfred Miessner
Mary ‘Owler
Let Cambridge Go
Lowell urges annexation of Cambridge to Suffolk County as relief from costly county services and a source of prosperity. The piece argues Lowell has little in common with Cambridge, criticizes county officials, and claims a separate Lowell district would attract business and remove a “county ring octopus.”
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Lowel News
Cambridge
Suffolk County
Lowell
Boston
Campridge
Fire at Bromley’s Mills Causes $400,000 Loss
A blaze at Bromley’s Mills in Philadelphia last night incurred about 400000 dollars in damage with insurance covering roughly 325000 dollars. The fire figure reflects the total loss and the insurer’s exposure.
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Philadelphia
Bromley’s Mills
Consolidation plan for sixty nine towns around Boston proposed
Letter to the editor proposes a three phase approach to consolidating sixty nine towns within twenty miles of the State House. It calls for a scientific watershed exterior line, full survey of acreage and usage, and a coordinated drainage and roadway system to boost Massachusetts business centers. Signed by Thomas Symte of 172 Washington Street.
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State House
Wenham
Beverly
Salem
Benham
Middleton
North Reading
Danvers
Wilmington
Burlington
Bedford
Concord
Sandy Pond
Lincoln
Sudbury
Framingham
Ashland
Boses
Saerborn
Oncord
Commonwealth
Qotier
Massachusetts
London
Paris
Thomas Smyte
Washington
Family of Roxbury Boy mourns after Grove Hall car crash
The Beck family of 132 Terrace Street Roxbury endures a tragedy after little Fred Beck, 6 or 7, is killed by an electric car near Grove Hall. Father a Boston Belting Company worker and mother seriously ill, as neighbors and Sunday school friends offer support. Funeral set for 2 p m at the house with Rev. Campbell presiding.
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Fred Beck
Grove Hall
Terrace Street
Roxbury
Mr. Beck
Boston Belting Company
Johnny
Fred
Beck
Campbell
Highland Congregational Church
Through Day Train Boston to Washington Details
At No 3 Old State House Mr L Ha Palmer supplies passage and drawing room car tickets for all trains of the Shore Line and for the Colonial express the new through day train between Boston and Washington.
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Old State House
L. Ha Palmer
Shore Line
Colonial Express
Boston
Washington
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