New Orders Given Maj Gen Wood Before Philippines Command
President Roosevelt approves General Wood's mission including investigations of colonial administration in the Straits Settlements and India, a review of British forces in Cairo, and studies of English troops food and conditions. He sails for Naples and proceeds to Egypt, India, and the Straits Settlements before finalizing duties in the Philippines.
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Hoosevelt
Leonard Wood
Philippines
Straits Settlements
Dutch East Indies
India
Egypt
Wood
Cairo
Commonwealth
Naples
Constantinople
Hong Kong
Touraine
Winaumet
Cape Cod
Hillsville Tabernacle Closes Under Kenyon Gospel Farm
Spencer March 27 The Hillsville Tabernacle of Rev Esek Kenyon is closed owner John Marble says the farm days promoting Kenyon doctrines ended Kenyon and his wife ran the school students worked farming were fed clothed and taught the word by Kenyon Kindhearted donations followed a student eloped with Mrs Kenyon leading to the closure
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Spencer
Hillsville Tabernacle
Esek Kenyon
John Marble
Kenyon
God
Grove Prison Van Driver Thomas Folger Dies with Fortun e
The longtime Boston prison van driver Thomas Folger died and was buried in Ryegate Vermont. He served 40 years transporting Suffolk County prisoners without incident while his eccentric habits included wearing an old hat and carrying only new money. Folger saved about 75000 in investments and was known as prudent and a reader who never bought a newspaper.
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Thomas Folger
Boston
Ryegate
Folger
Suffolk County
Suffolk
Outdoor running season opens for Boston YMCA group
The Boston Young Men's Christian Union Athletic Association started its outdoor running season with a three mile race run last night in very good time. Named runners included George Yavner Free W Stone Fred E Lane James O'Brien and Paul Azadian.
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Boston Young Men's Christian Union Athletic Association
George Yavner
Free W. Stone
Fred E. Lane
James O’brien
Paul Azadian
Peace ratified by revolution chiefs in Uruguay
In Montevideo on March 27 an assembly of revolution chiefs ratified and acclaimed the peace convention signed with the government last Monday, ending the recent negotiations.
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Uruguay
Montevideo
First Woman Admitted to Prix de Rome Competition
Paris March 27 The jury lists artists admitted to compete for the Prix de Rome including Mile Rondenay the first woman allowed to enter after a ministerial decision opening the contest to both sexes.
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Mile
Rondenay
Paris
Minister of Fine Arts
Architects of the South Station to Build World Class Station
Plans reveal the Pennsylvania Railroad toll tunnel system linking Manhattan Long Island and New Jersey. McKim Mead & White unveil a 430 foot front 800 foot long station with Doric columns 60 feet high and an attic office ring with three extra stories on the Eighth Avenue end.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Manhattan
Long Island
New Jersey
William R. Mead
McKim
Mead & White
Great South Union Station
Public Library of
Boston
Pennsylvania Management
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-first
Thirty-third
Eighth Avenue
Mystery surrounds Snow death in Hoffman Arms apartment
New York reporters report conflicting statements about the death of James Heman Snow Standard Oil executive aged 52 who died in Mrs E Spencer Hall’s Hoffman Arms apartment Mrs Snow claims he expired there while others deny her presence and details differ over the time and scene Coroner Weston and Dr Di Zerega clash on where Snow lay and who attended him The case draws interest due to Snow’s ties to Rockefeller Rogers and other oil interests.
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New York
James Heman Snow
Standard Oil
E. Spencer Hall
Hoffman Arms
Snow
Hall
Edward F. Cole
Cole
West Seventy-seventh Street
di Zerega
Goldenkrans
Bell
Mr. Snow
John D. Rockefeller
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
Pennsylvania
Miss Goulds Plan For Social Study In Europe
Miss Helen Gould proposes a European study of social progress and industrial life. Dr. W H Tolman will spend the summer touring Paris London Liverpool and Ireland to document housing co operation banking and public works with photographs and reports for American insight.
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New York
Helen Gould
American Institute of Social Service
Europe
America
Tolman
Paris
Jules Siegfried
France
Italy
Plunkett
Ireland
Dr. Tolman
Belgium
Great Britain
England
London
Liverpool
Manchester
Horace Plunkett
Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction
Ames Plans Hard Fight
Attorneys for former Mayor Ames withdraw all pleas of not guilty to indictments and file motion to quash each one to be heard April 2. If denied they will enter demurrers and, failing that, oppose evidence as the indictments are not good and seek dismissal. They plan to delay proceedings, challenging juries and pursuing Supreme Court appeals for at least a year.
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Naphen
Minneapolis
Minn
Ames
Grand Jury
Petit Jury
Supreme Court
Aging Man Found Dead in Central Falls Crisis
Joseph Blount, 66, was found dead near his home in Central Falls after cutting his throat with a razor. He had been in ill health for some time.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Joseph Blount
Central Falls
Blount
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