Body Found in Pequea Cove Ties to Missing Miss Lamb
The body of Miss Addie C. Lamb was found floating in Peque Tanuck Cove on the Thames River near Norwich Conn. She and tailor Frederick H. Moll disappeared January 24. Moll’s body was found earlier in the same spot. The pair likely walked to a draw bridge and jumped overboard.
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Norwich
Conn
Addie C. Lamb
Peque Tanuck Cove
Thames River
Miss Lamb
Frederick H. Moll
Moll
Trouble in East Fears Clash Between Russia and Japan
A Kobe dispatch to the Daily Mail says renewed trouble between Russia and Japan in Korea is imminent. Russian fleet movements hint at a possible seizure of a Korean port as Tokio war office officials hold conferences and military activity increases this month.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Taylor
Kentucky
Frankfort
Smith
State House
Contest Board
London
Daily Mail
Kobe
Russia
Japan
Korea
War Office
Tokio
Unconscious man found on Oliver Street
Patrolman Hall found a man about % years old, 6 feet 6 inches tall, of medium complexion, unconscious on Oliver Street last night. He was taken to Station 2 where Dr Dunn said the man was suffering from poisoning. He was moved to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Martin Flynn
Chestnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Christina Fitzpatrick
Hall
Oliver Street
Station 2
Dunn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Man robbed on Green Street after tie inspection in Coatibook
J H Morgan of Coatibook Quebec was on Green Street at 1 30 am when a stranger warned his necktie was awry The stranger adjusted the tie and with the other hand took a gold watch from Morgan s pocket Morgan went to Police Station 3 to report the incident.
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J. H. Morgan
Coatibook
Que
Green Street
Morgan
Honey S. Potter
Brookline
Four youths found guilty in assault on Officer Wyer
In Superior Criminal Court yesterday four defendants Jeremiah Frawley Edward Egan Henry Carrington and William Berkley were found guilty of assaulting Officer Wyer of Division 14 near an alley off Western Avenue on January 19 Frawley was accused of forcing a woman into an alley and kissing her Berkley allegedly threw a bottle at her before the officer arrived and arrested Berkley who was then attacked by the group
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Superior Criminal Court
Wyer
Division 14
Western Avenue
Jeremiah Frawley
Edward Egan
Henry Carrington
William Berkley
Frawley
Berkley
Wrong house named in liquor case misidentification
Josephine Fry was not arrested at 12A Bulfinch Street for alleged liquor sales. She was located at a different address on the same street during the investigation.
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Josephine Fry
Bulfinch Street
Kentucky trouble figures and prisoners amid 1900s unrest
The report recounts figures in the Kentucky trouble and two prominent Davis family members held as prisoners. It notes a postmaster general refusing to release information locally, expecting publication in Kentucky. The item lists a Brookline robbery, the furniture and silverware stolen, and a political gathering with many Boston Republicans in attendance.
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Kentucky
Davis
Captain
House Debates Army Appropriation and Luxurious Transports
Washington March 28 The House spent most of the day on the army appropriation bill with extended debate. Mr Driggs charged extravagance in the transport Sumner and pushed for an investigation. Other speakers assailed profligacy as final conference reports on related bills were approved.
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Washington
Driggs
N. Y
Sumner
Cannon
Keeler
Cochran
Edeson to Reprise Cecil Bryant in The Greatest Thing in the World
In Boston Robert Edeson will again play Cecil Bryant in The Greatest Thing in the World next season. Way Down East to have an extended Boston engagement early in the year. Children of the Ghetto to run briefly in Boston late spring. Benefit tonight at Partridge Hall for Harry O Rourke widow and orphans with a large program and dancing after 9. Pug Dalmas Gertrude M Bennyson and Victor Da Prato to present a dramatic and lyric music recital at Steinert Hall next Tuesday evening.
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Robert Edeson
Cecil Bryant
Boston
Partridge Hall
Harry O'Rourke
Rumors of arrests swirl in Frankfort assassination case
No new developments in the assassination case as rumors of arrests circulate. A prominent man thought to be in Winchester was not found there, while Culton's meeting with prosecutors fuels partisan talk about confessions and mountain promoter involvement. Detective Armstrong heads east with warrants anticipated for several officials.
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Gove
Curtis
Municipal Club
Hart
Boston
A. H. Goetting
State Committee
Frankfort
Winchester
W. H. Culton
Golden
Culton
Commonwealth
Rankfort
Ced
Utser
John Davis
Nley Milward
Lexington
Davis
Armstrong
Kentucky
Republic
W. H Seer
Graduates Hold Reunion at Peabody Grammar School
North Cambridge graduates of Peabody Grammar School held a reunion last evening at the Linnaean street building. The class of twenty maybe presented a picture titled Coles at Rome to the school. Mrs. Thompson donated busts of Shakespeare and Milton.
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Peabody Grammar
Cambridge
Linnaean Street
Jeffries Abandons Three-Man Fight Plan in Chicago
The plan for Champion James J. Jeffries to fight three men in one night was abandoned. Jeffries now will fight nobody in Chicago.
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Chicago
James J. Jeffries
Jeffries
Porto Rico Tariff Bill Debate moves to Tuesday vote
Senate agrees to vote on the Porto Rico government and tariff bill Tuesday at 4 PM. Senator Davis argues for free trade with Porto Rico and proposes funding the island through internal taxes on rum and tobacco rather than duties. An Alaska mining amendment on Cape Nome waters is approved. no further action on the bill.
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Washington
Senate
Porto Rico
Davis
Minn
United States
Davies
Carter
Cape Nome
Viceroy Details Relief, Budget and Irrigation Plans
Calcutta reports Lord Curzon addresses the council on the budget noting nearly 6,000,000 receive regular relief and the next year’s cost estimated at 625 lacs rupees. Revenue loss for one year was 121 lacs. He aims to spend 100 lacs on irrigation but cannot cut the military estimate. The two duties of statesmanship are to make millions happy and to keep them safe.
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Calcutta
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
Durin
Fire destroys workshop and barn in Quincy
March 28. The workshop and barn of Eman W. Grant on Hillside Street in West Quincy burned tonight. Loss estimated at 2000 dollars with flames spreading to the Grant residence. Mrs. Grant and Garee were rescued unharmed aside from minor losses totaling around 500 dollars.
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Quincy
Eman W. Grant
Hillside Street
West
Clinton Mass Meeting Called for March 30 Protest
Citizens of Clinton issue a call for a mass meeting to protest alleged violations of law by the Metropolitan Water Board on March 30 in Clinton.
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Clinton
Metropolitan Water Board
Boston theatres showcase new vaudeville and opera lineups
Annie Russell returns to Boston for Miss Hobbs at Hollis Street as the Boston Theatre opens a vaudeville season with Dressler Adele Farrington and a starry cast. The Geisha, Runaway Girl, Coralie & Co., and Man's Enemy are among current programs at Tremont Tremont and Bowdoin venues withJosef.
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Boston
Annie Russell
Boston Museum
Hollis
Miss Hobbs
Jerome K. Jerome
Charles, Richman
Gbert
Hashin
Ella Fox
Adele Farrington i
Bonnie Thornton
Three James
Gus Williams
Hail and Staley
Emmonds
Emerson
Tremont Theatre
James T. Powers
Marie Celeste
Paula Edwards
Coralie & Co
Park Theatre
Fritz Williams
Esther Tittell
Marie Derickson
Maggie Holloway Fisher
Nellie Butler
Sam Reed
Brandon Hurst
Charles Frohman
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Grand Opera House
Mr. Babcock
Harry Stanton
Dorothy Rossmore
Sarah Drake
Josephine Gassman
Assis
Antes
Miss.Gassman
Keith’s
Austin & Stone
Rosa
Palace Theatre
Terry McGovern
Marsh
Wace
Geetsek Salles
Adams
Hollis Street
Bree
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Goetting
Mayor Hart
Ced Cid
Servors
Addie
Lamb
National Biscuit Company
Postoffice Department
Broad Day
Gore
New ‘Hampshire
Derry
Pape
Wheeler
Jessee
Tishia
Big Brewster
Ashburnham
Tona Mel
Bill Campbell
Toysen
Quincy House
Boston Municipal Club
Jesse Gove
Allen
Jesse M. Gove
Edwin A. Curtis
Republican State Committee
Lyman
McCarthy
Gill
Dorchester Ublicans
Ward
Jesse
Melvin O. Adams
City Hall
Michael J. Murray
Glee Club
Troudble
Kiss Cost Liberty
Ayer
Capt
Johns Powers
Michael J.murray
McKinley
George N. Swallow
Presho
Peter Morrison
Horace’g. Allen
Witt
Innes
Ross
Maxwell
Lott
Perlie A. Dyar
William W. Campbell
Caleb
Cable Line
Alaska
North
William Jameson’s “Harp” Brand
Beechams
Pius
Hunter
Baltimore
Wellington A. Hardy
Broad Street
Mass
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Eve’gs
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Augustin Daly
Eugene Tompkins
Ceatre
Primrose
Lta
England
George W. Magee
Tremont
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Aes F. Shea
Dr. Jekyll
Amr. Hyde
Harry Lacy
Ida van Siclen
Bob Rackett
Joseph Hart
Carrie Demar
Anna Chance
Coon
Chas. E. Grapew
Clarice Vance
A. D. Robbins
O’brien Rand Havel
Newsboys
Camille D’arville
Carlisle Indian Band
Ezra Kendall
Mrs. Sidman
Tremont St
Tele
Brdbch
Oxford
Rupert OF
Hentzau
Isaac B. Rich
Nmiaude Adams
Little Minister
Matinee Daily
NES
Joseph Arthur
Columbia Frovanace
Luxe
Seabrooke
Dan Daly
Wisi Schettnes
Henry Miller
Charles Dickens
E & Mgr
Chas. Frohman
SAT
Bowery
Mattie Nichols
Comedy 4
Brothers Davenport
Lewis and Eliott
New Palace Theatre
Austin Stone
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