Speaker Crisp declines U S Senate appointment for Georgia
Washington reports Speaker Crisp announced he would decline the U S Senate seat to succeed the late Alfred Holt Colquitt. He cited party duties and a pledge to support House action and Georgia interests, expressing gratitude yet insisting his duty requires refusal.
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Washington
Crisp
United States
Alfred Holt Colquitt
Northen
Georgia
Georgie
Senate
Prefpr
House
A Republican's Reasons for Boston Post Leadership
A Republican writes that the Boston Post leads all morning papers in circulation. He cites direct observation on trains, broad readership, and the Post's make up, staff, and managerial foresight as evidence. He praises fair reporting and criticizes unethical conduct, noting the manager aims to extend circulation.
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the Post
Boston Post
Democratic Post
Post
Boston
Dr. Holmes
Miss Robsart
Congressional turmoil over speaker rulings and vetoed seigniorage
The House grapples with rulings by Speaker Cripps amid political clash over a journal vote, a Payne point of order, and Reed’s protest. The session includes Boutelle’s challenge to proceedings and a reading of the President’s veto message on Bland seigniorage, ending with a late roll call and a night recess.
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Crisp
Appea
Reed
Rep
Payne
N. Y
Yeas
Springer
Lynch
Dem
Minn
Crigzp
Aide
House
Mtg
Antathate-Am.sppee
Boutelle
Bland
Burrows
Charles F. Joy
Eleventh
Missouri
Mr. Reed
Tragic Pipe Collapse Floods Peoria District
A standpipe at Bourland and College streets collapsed during repairs, a 120 foot high water tower broke at the base and fell. Fifteen year old Frank Hogan was killed. several others injured and many homes flooded with water filling cellars and damaging carpets and furniture.
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Peoria
Jil
Bourland
College Streets
Frank Hogan
Charles Littlefield
Rolla King
N.S. Wing
Frank Colwell
John Huber
W. B. Morris
John B. Trapp
Homeric Pictures at Radcliffe College Captivate Audience
Radcliffe College in Cambridge staged Homeric Pictures with 35 cast members last evening and will repeat tonight. Chorus members chanted selections from Odyssey books one six seven eleven and twenty three to harp and flute music by W L Glover. Nausikaa and maids play ball on the seashore and Odysseus slays the suitors in the final scene from book twenty three, as Professor Morgan notes the Greek ideal of a perfect woman.
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Radcliffe College
Cambridge
Nausikaa
Morgan
Odysseus
Penelope
W. L. Glover
Fay House
Phonaskia Club
Question of wages at King Philip Mills sparks dispute
Fall River March 30 Agent Chase of the King Philip Mills proposes a wage reduction as mills reopen. No schedule yet, a meeting set for Monday to review a proposed plan. Directors regret plant idle time while competitors resume operations amid rising cloth market signals.
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Fall River
Chase
King Philip Mills
Portfolios Ready Complete Sets World Series Stage Celebrities
The notice lists portfolios ready with stage celebrity items and mentions arrivals in Galilee and around the world. It notes American celebrities and a schedule aiming for completion by next Wednesday.
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Ijnct
Next Wedy
Wova Scotian Sailor Dies After Milford Train Strike
Frederick McDonald aged 24 a sailor from Glassburn New Brunswick died at Massachusetts General Hospital after being struck by a train in Milford yesterday. He passed away at 8 15 pm last night.
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Frederick McDonald
Glassburn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Milford
American in Bluefields Reports Tense Nicaragua Tensions
Picayune correspondent reports Mounting danger in Bluefields Nicaragua as a gunfight leads to the shooting of American William Wilson by Nicaraguan Governor Aguilla. Wilson dies after wounding in Rama. Locayo’s nephew governs. shipborne help is awaited.
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The
Picayune
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Bergensern
Mosquito ‘Reservation
Rama
William Wilson
Wilson
Aguilla
Locayo
South High School reunion draws Governor Greenhalge to South Weymouth
The second annual South High School Association reunion at Fogs's Opera House drew society figures from the area with Governor Greenhalge and staff as guests. They arrived by special train and were entertained by the Norfolk Cycle Club before a concert. A grand 150-couple march followed speeches by the governor and General Champlin after an 8 to 9 pm program.
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South Weymouth
South High School Association
Fogs
Opera House
Governor Greenhalge
Norfolk Cycle Club
Fogg
Greenhalge
B. R. Champlin
H. A. Thomas
Henry A. Thomas
Association
H. Belcher
E. R. Hastings
H. A. Bass
FB. E. Loud
H. Torrey
Oliver Ig Bates
Peters
Orchestra of
Boston
Retiring Groveland pastor Copping feted at Haverhill reception
In Memorial Hall Haverhill five hundred guests gathered to honor the retiring Congregational pastor Mr Copping and his wife. Local clergy and societies from Grove land Bradford West Newbury Haverhill plus the Village Improvement Society and Ladies Aid attended. A purse was presented on behalf of Representative E B. friends.
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Haverhill
Copping
Congregational Society
Groveland
Memorial Hall
Tor
J. E. Waterhouse
J. D. Kingsbury
D. D
Bradford
F. B. Noyes
West Newbury
J. N. Lowell
Jimac Council
O, WM
Village Improvement Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ex- Geo
E. B. Friends
Drummers Trunk Stolen in Haverhill Depot Theft
A trunk belonging to Pitts Kimball and Lewis of Boston containing drummers' samples was stolen this afternoon from the Boston and Maine depot. Chester Willey and an unknown man removed the contents to a house before returning the trunk and goods to the station. McKenzie had left for home in Malden, believing the trunk was still on the train.
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Haverhill
Pitts, Kimball & Lewis
Boston
McKenzie
Boston & Maine
Chester Willey
Willey
Malden
Boston Boy Vanishes From Family Trip Across States
Nine year old Elwood Jones from Boston left his mother to visit his grandmother in Somerville then rode a morning train to Boston and a second to Derry New Hampshire. Lacking money he relied on strangers who paid his fares until a suspicious conductor handed him to Nashua NH police. His grandmother was alerted that he would reach Boston this morning.
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Elwood Jones
Boston
Somerville
Lowell
Derry
N. H
Nashua
Youthful East Greenwich Boy Hangs Self in Cellar
Providence report states 14 year old David C. Potter of East Greenwich died by hanging in his own cellar this morning. The boy who held trusted town positions had previously attempted suicide nine years earlier and was found hanging at the same post then. Despondency is blamed for the act.
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Providence
R. I
David C. Potter
East Greenwich
Liverpool Cablegram Details on Fast Atlantic Passage
A Liverpool company cablegram reports a vessel leaving Brow Head at 3 a m Friday with an average speed of 21.41 knots. The passage time is 5 days 1 hour 8 minutes and voyages 639 490 492 606 606 369 to Daunts Rock Queenstown.
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Brow Head
Daunts Rook
Queenstown
South Boston Boys Arrested for Break In
James McCarthy aged 18 of 42 Tudor Street South Boston and Robert W Logan aged 15 of 146 Ninth Street were arrested by Division 6 last night for breaking and entering the junk shop of Thomas Kiley at 87 East Fifth Street on March 27 and stealing a small amount of property.
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James McCarthy
Tudor Street
South
Boston
Robert W. Logan
Ninth Street
Division 6
Thomas Kiley
Fifth Street
Man Killed By Express At Swampscott Depot
W A Kane, 70, a long time Swampscott resident, was instantly killed this morning at the depot when the 10 oclock Portland express struck him as he crossed the tracks. He was thrown about twenty feet and his injuries were described as frightfully mangled.
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Swampscott
W. A. Kane
Portland
East Boston Fire Destroys 412 Border Street Building
A late night fire gutted a one story wooden building at 412 Border Street East Boston owned by L G Pratt producer of smelting hooks. The cause is undetermined and damage is listed at 500 with no insurance. Pratt occupied the building.
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Border Street
Boston
L. G. Pratt
Manning Defeats De Oro In Pool Match 150 to 134
In Havana on March 30 Manning defeated De Oro in a pool match by 150 to 134. The game featured brilliant plays and came down to the final racks with Manning taking the win.
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DE Oro
Manning
Havana
Fall River Line Steamers Resume Sunday Trips
The Fall River Line of steamers will resume Sunday trips beginning April 1. A connecting train departs Park Square at 7 p.m.
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Fall River
Park Square
But Never Would He Marry Madeline
Congressman Breckinridge faced cross examination in a Circuit Court case over a nine year relationship with Madeline Pollard. He testified that a decorative basket was not a gift from him and described meetings in Lexington and at Sarah Gess’s house, denying any romantic assurances or knowledge of Pollard’s claims.
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Congress
Man Breckinridge
Circuit Court
Madeline Pollard
Miss Pollard
Mr. Carlisle
Miss Ellis
Onel Breckinridge
Phil Thompson
Major Butterworth
Colonel Breckinridge
Madeline
Issy
Kentucky
Breckinridge
Butterworth
Lexington
Sarah Gess
Mr. Rodes
Sarah
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