Allin Defends Moore Extradition Stance in Chile Case
The Hon. Horatio N. Allin, counsel for Frederick Moore, asserts that if the full evidence presented to Chilean authorities were heard by a Massachusetts jury, the outcome would be the same. He reiterates prior statements and rejects claims that Bank of Commerce officers’ affidavits were irregular, arguing the alleged funds transfers were implausible and would have been detected quickly.
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Horatio N. Allin
Frederick Moore
National Bank of Commerce
Chill
Massachusetts
Post
Allin
Waltham
Hallowell
Bank of Commerce
United States
Chili
United States Department
Moore
Mr. Allin
Wilson Improves After Small Pox Case In City
Dr. Shea of the health department reports Richard Wilson the colored porter afflicted with small pox is improving after removal to the House of Detention on Swett street last week. No new cases have been reported from exposure. His Warwick street house has been fumigated daily and inmates vaccinated, as have the train men he was associated with before illness.
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Shea
Health Department
Richard Wilson
Swett Street
Warwick Street
Miss French Becomes First Woman Engineer in Washington
Miss Annie Rainsford French receives an engineer's license from district commissioners becoming the first woman in Washington to hold such a credential. She is a social figure, niece of sculptor Daniel Chester French, and cousin of William R. French of the Chicago Art Institute.
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Washington
Annie Rainsford French
Olympia
French
Capital
Daniel Chester French
William R. French
Chicago Art Institute
Forest Hills Cemetery
Boston
Chapman Memorial
Milwaukee
Love triumphs as commoner to wed Austrian archduke
The Vienna court announces Emperor Franz Joseph sanctions the marriage of Archduke Arche Ferdinand heir presumptive and Countess Sophie Chotek. The wedding, set for next month in Dresden, will confer the duchy of Konopiste on Sophie.
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Vienna
Europe
Waich
Aruke Ferdinand
Hee Ky Heat
Soo Chotek
Dresden
Evor
Konopist
Letter sparks dispute over Barrett congressional bid
Colonel R F Barrett of Concord faces agitation after a political letter sent to ex Mayor B B Johnson stirs the fourth district race. The conflict centers on whether Barrett withdrew from candidacy, with Barrett and Johnson supporters at odds since the mailings began.
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R. F. Barrett
Concord
Wpocon
B. B. Johnson
Waltham
Johnson
Purim Play Queen Esther Rehearsed by YMHA
The Young Men's Hebrew Association staged a dress rehearsal of the Purim play Queen Esther last evening. The performance is set for Minot Hall on Thursday evening April 2.
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Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Minot Hall
Boston Liquor and vice raids and Goitre cure ad
A Boston police detail raids five disorderly spots with arrests at Bulfinch and Green streets on liquor and resort charges. Captain Gaskin says the moves aim to remove undesirable elements and cites reserve officers gathering evidence. An unrelated medical pitch offers Dr John P Haig’s Goitre cure with a free trial package and mail order details from Cincinnati.
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Boston
Division 8
Bulfinch Street
Minnie Stevens
Irene Waters
Emma Stone
Josie Fry
Harry McKisson
Brown
Watch and Ward Society
Dance hall owners move as unusual local rules arise
In the North and West Ends resorts dance hall operators fear new norms. Some owners relocate to different quarters as a hotel oddly closes at 1 am while others stay open all night. Chloral hydrate is mentioned in context of the era.
Street Crime and Fear Echo in Quarters of Unfortunates
The report notes that a knock-out drops drink is available in the rough quarters where the unemployed gather. It is both used and sold. Men are shaken down nearly every night, a street expression reflecting frequent but seldom-policed assaults.
Dressed as a Swell and the Millie Cameron Case
Police describe a ruse by a slick officer who, in disguise as a swell, gained entry to Millie Cameron’s South End residence. The plan used a fancy car and refined clothes to persuade admission without a warrant, highlighting the bluff against the suspect.
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Millie Cameron
South End
Wescott
Grape-Nuts and Postum Aid Recovery for Delicate Stomachs
A physician reports a patient near death from starvation due to a weak stomach quickly improving after starting Grape-Nuts food and Postum cereal coffee. He notes the products are pre digested and easily assimilated, with rapid health gains. Grocers stock both items.
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C. Leutwein
Satan Devours The Bloomington Star In One Week
In Bloomington Indiana editor H J elius plans a devilish week guiding the Star with the printer's devil at the helm. The March 21 issue will be a devil of a paper with brief stable contributions and no church notices or religious ads.
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Bloomington
Ind
Sheldon
H. J. Elius
Bloomington Star
Star
Society of Colonial Wars Meeting Highlights Medical History Talk
Seventy five members attended the regular monthly meeting of the Society of Colonial Wars at Youngs last evening. Mr. Arthur Bent presided. Francis H. Brown of Boston delivered an address on Medical Practice in New England Prior to 1700 with supplementary remarks by Charles Green, A. Thornton, C. W. Galloupe, and Moses G. Parker.
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Society of Colonial Wars
Young’s
Athur Bent
Francis H. Brown
Boston
New England
Charles Green
Aeoume B.hornton
C. W. Galloupe
Lynn
Moses G. Parker
Towel
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Contrast With Cathartics
An editorial promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a true remedy for indigestion emphasizing they digest food after meals rather than acting as laxatives. It explains ingredients and argues the cure lies in thorough digestion to prevent gas acidity and related symptoms.
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Stuart
ONLY CARE FOR DEAF DOCTOR CLAIMS CURE
The text touts Dr Wilson's treatment as the sole cure for deafness and announces free Tuesday demonstrations at 18 Boylston street Boston. It lists patients reporting hearing improvement after treatment and notes private eye and ear exams at multiple cities and times.
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J. Whittemore
Boston Dental
Wilson
Boylston Street
Dr. Wilson
National Association of Physicians & Surgeons
Lizzie Armstrong
Melrose Street
Boston
Bill to curb loans to bank officers gains support
Chairman Brosius reports on a banking bill to restrict loans and overdrafts to bank officers and directors. The measure cites past bank failures and fraud as reasons for prohibition with only secured, proper accommodations allowed through board approval.
House to Probe Sapho Morality in Post Office Case
Washington March 27 The House committee on offices will investigate the morality of the novel Sapho by Dandet. Representative Fitzgerald's resolution to bar the book from mails was considered and a member suggested each committee member read it and report. If a majority finds immorality the book may be excluded from the mails.
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Washington
Philippines
Pierce
Tenn
Hull
Sulzer
New York
Lentz
Ohio
Marsh
Illinois
American Congress
House Committee On T Offices
Dandet
Sapho
Fitzgerald
Wheeler Stays in Army After Resignation Withdrawal
In Washington March officials report General Joe Wheeler has withdrawn his resignation from the Volunteer Army and is placed on waiting orders. He will remain in U S service while decisions are made on an active command, potential brigadier general appointment, or retirement when the volunteer army musters out. Possible June appointment to the Senate army and immediate retirement are noted.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Joe Wheeler
Volunteer Army
Wheeler
United States
Sdtoto
Naphen Pushes Bills To Consolidate Offices And Buy Old Ironsides
Congress member Henry F. Naphen introduces a measure to merge Wollaston and Quincy post offices and grant free delivery to Wollaston and Norfolk Down residents upon Congress adjournment. He also proposes government purchase of a Boston artist’s work titled Old Ironsides.
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Washington
Henry F. Naphen
Congress
Wollaston and
Quincy
Wollaston
Norfolk
Congressman Naphen
Boston
Coke Trade With Mexico Expands for American Schooners
A new coke trade to Mexico opens with five master M Greasy and four master Alice Bb Clark chartered to carry 2600 and 1800 tons respectively. Both vessels secured 33.60 per ton weight money. More schooners to follow as steamers remain scarce.
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Mexico
M. Greasy
Alice Bb. Clark
British Fund Benefit Concert by Mistletoe Lodge
Mistletoe Lodge No 19 I O D D of Georg area held a concert and dance at Knights of Honor Hall for the British South African widows and orphans. Welcome by President Mrs Susan Cox opened a program of musical numbers and speeches including Rev A E George and James Rapson performing Absent Minded Beggar. Isaac B Dixon, Crimean veteran, recalled war days as the evening concluded with ten dance numbers and a British national anthem.
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Mistletoe Lodge
Independent Order Daughters of
At Georg
Knights of Fonor
Susan Cox
A. E. George
James Rapson
Isaac
Dixon
Fragmented OCR Note on Montetlo Good Fenety Event
Fragmentary text references a Montetlo event, a Frat and Royalty mention, Linton Park, Ida Cohen and music by Olebaum. Content is garbled with unclear dates or actions and lacks coherent narrative or outcomes.
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Montetlo
Linton Park
Ida Cohen
Reentrica
Olebaum
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