Disturbances in Samoa Spark Warlike Turmoil
The Alameda reports Samoa torn by rebellion after Supreme Judge Ide fines chiefs and forces labor. King Malietoa sends troops who clash with rebels, killing about thirty and wounding many. Atrocities follow including mutilation, village attacks, and beheadings. Consuls seek aid while a warship nears.
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Auckland
San Francisco
Samoa
Supreme
Id2
Malietoa
Attac
Judge Ide
Malletoa
United States
Wreck of the Jason Remembered in Wellfleet Ceremonies
In Wellfleet on March 30 the First Congregational Church hosted public memorials recalling the wreck of the British ship Jason during a December 5 1898 hurricane off Cape Cod. Twenty six sailors were lost and the ceremonies were described as solemn and striking.
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Wellfleet
Jason
Cape Cod
First Congregational Church
Construction Department Ball at Odd Fellows Hall for Unemployed Fund
Employees of the construction department held a ball at Odd Fellows Hall last evening with 100 couples dancing to Stone's Orchestra. Floor officials included J. W. Dornsife and J. P. McKnight among many assistants. Proceeds go to the unemployed fund.
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Union Depot
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Stone
J. W. Dornsife
John Monahan
J. P. McKnight
F. W. Edwards
T. H. McGrane
F. Spellman
J. H. McDermott
J. FI. Smith
F. C. Stead
G. H. Prince
C. A. Kirkpatrick
E. W. Smalley
J. Blowing
N. O'Donnell
C. E. Wells
C. H. Ingalls
N. T. Moody
J. Keefe
W. H. Edwards
J. H. Curtis
D. Hennessey
J. Maloney
F. M. Jewett
Somerville Seeks Lowell Pastor for Broadway Church
The Broadway M Church committee in Somerville has extended a call to Rev. Gardner C. Osgood of Lowell to become pastor. It is highly probable he will accept the offer.
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Charlestown
Purchase Street
Somerville
Lowell
Broadway M. Church
Gardner C. Osgood
Broadway Church
Osgood
Coroner Rules Death of Branford Man Due to Crossing Negligence
Coroner Mix files report on the death of William Stent of Branford who died at New Haven when the Shore Line express struck him. The finding blames station agent James Tomplinson for gross negligence for not flagging the grade crossing while his flagman went to dinner.
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John P. Toohey
Auburn Street
Frank J. O'Dowd
Erett Street
Elder Place
Toohey
O'Dowd
O’dowd
Tremont Street
Park Theatre
Stetson
Farwell Avenue
Porcelain Place
New Haven
Conn
Mix
William Stent
Branford
Shore Line Express
Stent
James Tomplinson
Tomplinson
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Skip” Farrell
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