Mystery in Russia's China policy discussed in Lords
In the House of Lords Lord Lansdowne outlines Britain's cautious stance on China. He notes no further British military operations are planned and calls for a unified indemnity from China. He warns against private deals and emphasizes maintaining China's territorial integrity while seeking a modus vivendi with Russia.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Lansdowne
China
Count von Waldersee
Gaselee
Pekin
Russia
Great Britain
Manchuria
New Chwang
Ta Lieng Wan
Germany
Count Lamsdorff
St. Petersburg
Sir Charles 8. Scott
Mother Reports Missing Lewiston Woman Still Unfound
A Lewiston woman, Nellie M. Allen, has been missing since Saturday night after leaving home to go to the theatre alone. Her mother, Mrs. Jennie Clark, has lost hope of finding her alive. A man connected to the case told Lewiston authorities he is not married to Allen. police received a picture and a shifting alibi from the unnamed man. City Marshal Odlin notes the man appeared polite and cautious but believes Allen is at rest.
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Liowiston
Evening Journal
Nellie M. Allen
Lewiston
Allefi
Park Street
Jennie Clark
Boston
Odlin
Strike Threatened at Oswego Falls Woollen Mills
A general strike is threatened at the American woollen mills in Oswego Falls New York. The spinning department is closed and about 100 spinners helpers have struck demanding shorter hours.
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Oswego, N. Y
American Woollen Mills
Oswego Falls
Lodge to Be the Eulogist for Wolcott Funeral
A committee arranged memorial services for Governor Wolcott at Symphony Hall on Thursday April 18 1901 at 2 30 pm with Governor presiding and Henry Cabot Lodge delivering the oration. The ceremony includes Brahms Requiem Cecilia Society hymn and Parsifal overture by the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
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Wolcott
Boston
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
H. P. Walcott
Harvard College
Samuel A. Green
Massachusetts Historical Society
Henry Parkman
William D. Sohier
Symphony Hall
Ril
Henry Cabot Lodge
Edward Everet
Brahms
Cecilia Society
B. J. Lang
Wagner
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wilhelm Gericke
Women's Committee of
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Will
Iker A’ T
Commonwealth
Senate
Eaker
Harvard University
Bar Association of
At the Roisedaataret
Leuton
Grand Army of the Republic
Order of
Society of the Ciannati
Sons of Veterans of the Commonwealth
Bunker Hill Monument
Military Historical Society of Massachusetts
Society of Colonial
Advourned hearing over militia revision bill draws large military turnout
The adjourned hearing on the proposed militia law revisions attracted a large assembly of servicemen, with the artillery branch notably represented. Debate opened on staff departments, with W H Barker opposing changes and urging wording that hospital stewards require registered pharmacists. Mayors O'Connell and Leonard and ex Mayor A B Bruce joined opponents to the plan to abolish the light battery in Worcester and Lawrence.
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W. H. Barker
O'Connell
Worcester
Leonard
Lawrence
Alexander B. Bruce
Odell Seeks New Businesses in State Tax Plan
March 28 report notes the governor and lawmakers consider tax bills to attract domestic corporations with factories in the state to locate their manufacturing facilities. The proposal aims to create jobs and boost local industry.
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Paris Suit Over Figaro Articles Ends in Striking From Docket
The case of Count Boni de Castellane against M. de Rodays editor of the Paris Figaro was called at the Palace of Justice in Paris and struck off the docket by consent of both counsels, regarding articles on the count’s financial troubles during his New York visit.
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Paris
Count Boni de Castellane
M. de Rodays
Paris Figaro
Figaro
Count Boni
New York
Palace of Justice
Spe
Cadets Hold Third Day Drills at Mechanics Hall
The annual Boston school cadets drill continued with third day exercises at Mechanics Hall yesterday afternoon. Crowds filled the balconies as admirers showered praise and small gifts on the cadets. The First and Second battalions of the First Regiment English High School competed in the events.
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Boston School
Mechanics’ Hall
English High School
Drill day at the pony company competition and awards
The event featured junior and senior drill rounds with pony company favorites and a drum corps exhibition. Prizes were awarded to Captain F. W. Reagan and Captain E. A. Mer am, while Sergeant Lawrence and Sergeant Hawes won individual pairs. Tomorrow suburban companies from Dorchester Roxbury East Boston West Lynn and Charlestown compete.
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L. Lewis
H. W. Blanchard
W. ,_ Houghton
J. J. Oofe
Aptain BE. A. Merriam
W. Bean
W. J. Gallivan
F. W. Reagan
E. A. Meram
7. W. Milne
Lawrence
Hawes
Dorchester
Roxpusy
East Boston
West Fienn
Charlestown
A. B. Chick
First Heavy Artillery
John Z. Barrgain
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