Fava Funeral Held for Baron Fava Jr in Washington
Funeral services for Baron Francis R. Fava Jr. professor at Columbian University were held at his father’s residence in Washington. The ceremony featured addresses by university officials and diplomats, with the remains sent to Naples, Italy. Vice President Stevenson and top officials attended.
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Washington
Baron Francis R. Fava, Jr
Columbian University
Baron Fava
Whitman
Green and
Sterrett
Alfred Jueghart
Tioda
Gana
Diplomatic Corps
Pennsylvania
Naples
Italy
Fava
New York
Stevenson
Herbert
Olney
Julian
Pauncefote
M. Patenotte
The
Baron
Baroness Fava
Wales and Thirteen Club Accepts Prince of Wales Honorary Member
New York March 30 The Lomge Thirteen Club has published the Prince of Wales acceptance letter approving his honorary membership. Francis Knollys confirms the prince’s pleasure in accepting the election while Rawson notes the act expresses sympathy for suffering humanity. Captain Fowler says the club aims to erase superstition and enjoy table companionship with little mortality reported among its 900 members.
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New York
Lomge Thirteen Club
St. James Gazette of
London
Prince of Wales
Marlboro House
Pall Mall
S. W
Thirteen Club
Francis Knollys
A. L. Rawson
William Fowler
Cuba
Fowler
Bridgeport Woman Bound Over in Criminal Operation Case
Mrs. Dr. Nancy A. Guilford of Bridgeport was bound over to the Superior Court in $1000 bail on a charge of performing a criminal operation. The case against J H Egan was nolle pressed. The county health officer checks records of Dr Henry Ford Gill, Guilford’s bondsman, noting a Henry Guilford who graduated at Geneva University, while Dr Gill has no such record.
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New Haven
Conn
Nancy A. Guilford
Bridgeport
J. H. Egan
Henry Ford Gill
Guilford
Henry Guilford
Geneva University
Gill
Lynn
Mars Battleship Launched From Birkenhead Yards
The British battleship Mars was launched at Laird's yards Birkenhead. The first class armored warship weighs 14 900 tons with 12 000 horsepower and will carry sixteen guns.
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Liverpool
Laird’s Yards
Birkenhead
First National Bank of Morris Closes in Minnesota
The First National Bank of Morris Minnesota closed its doors today. It had a capital of 50000 dollars and liabilities estimated at 100000 dollars.
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Washington
First National Bank of Morris, Minn
American Wringer Co. offers wringers and Bissell sweepers
The American Wringer Company lists locations at 13 and 16 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill in Boston. They provide all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers, with repairs called for and delivered without extra charge. Contact Tremont 764 by writing or telephone.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway Extension
Cornhill
Boston
John C Cobb to Speak on Mayor Quincys Tax Plan Hearing
The article notes John C Cobb will be heard today on Mayor Quincys reform taxation plan. A Boston and Cambridge City Council committees hold hearings this morning on transfers for Boston and suburbs, with labor reps and officials present. The Senate addressed civil service reforms and a front reconstruction bill, with votes and amendments recorded.
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Perry
Somerville
Boston
Cambridge
Bailey
Gallivan
City Council of
Quincy
John C. Cobb
Senate
Joseph F. Toole
South
McMorrow
State House
Wellman
Middlesex
Commonwealth
Cook
Milford
Maccabe
Suffolk
Galloupe
Essex
Buncombe and Poppycock
Civil Service Commission
Highway Commission
Civil Service Commissioners
Haverhill
Senaor Corbett
Malone
Franklin
Friends of Civil Service
Messrs
Lomasney
Sullivan
Dallinger
Charlotte Smith
Board of Police
T. F. Keenan
Stone
Springfield
Committee On the Judiciary
Keenan
Hayes
Lowell
George
Canher
Committee On Rules
J. M. Berry
Boston & Albany
House
Co-Operative
F. B. Bingham
Greenhalge Memorial Committee
Supreme Court bars Great Northern and Northern Pacific merger
Washington, March 30. Justice Brown announced the Supreme Court’s opinion on Pearsall's bid to block the Great Northern and Northern Pacific consolidation. The court reversed the circuit and allowed the merger, citing that Minnesota’s 1874 law did not bar the executive right to acquire competing lines, and that such provisions may not create a monopoly.
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Washington
Thomas W. Pearsall
Great Northern Railroad Company
Northern Pacific Railroad
Justice Brown
Supreme Court of the United States
Circuit Court For
Eighth District
Pearsall
Minnesota
Minneapolis & St. Cloud Railroad
Great Northern
Great Northern Company
Minneapolis & St. Cloud
England
Circuit Court
Field
Brewer
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
The
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Louisville & Nashville Company
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern Railroad Company
Louisville
Memphis
Tennessee
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern
Solemn Holy Week at Church of the Blessed Sacrament Roxbury
Holy Week services at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Roxbury feature Tenebrae on Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings. Lamentations sung by Reverends Connolly Farrell and Quinn. A fifty voice young men chorus renders psalms. Connolly preaches Friday on the Passion with cross veneration ceremony. Choral Society Children of Mary and Knights lead Holy Thursday procession with Father Connolly celebrant. Friday services by Farrell and Saturday by Quinn.
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Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Roxbury
Arthur T. Connolly
John J. Farrell
Peter C. Quinn
Children of Mary
Knights of the Blessed Sacrament
Father Connolly
Bondholders Demand Interest on Meriden Waterbury Bonds
In Meriden Connecticut on March 30 stockholders of the Meriden Waterbury Connecticut River Railroad Company faced bondholder demands for interest on $450 000 first mortgage bonds issued in 1888 due 1925. No funds were available to pay the interest and foreclosure proceedings will start, with the New England road now holding the bonds.
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Meriden, Conn
Meriden, Waterbury & Connecticut River Railroad Company
New England Road
Connecticut Naval Battalion Forms in New Haven
Pur suant to orders from Adjutant-General Graham a meeting of the commissioned officers of the naval battalion of the State was held and the battalion formally organized Edward W Raynolds is named Commander Edward G Buckland as lieutenant commander and George F Eaton as navigator with rank of lieutenant awaiting governor and adjutant-general approval
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New Haven
Conn
Graham
Naval Battalion
Edward W. Raynolds
Edward G. Buckland
George F. Eaton
Hibernian Gun Case argued before Massachusetts Supreme Court
The Commonwealth v Murphy tested the constitutionality of 1893 Act 267 121 banning carrying firearms on drill or parade by groups. Gargan for Murphy argued the statute infringes Article 17 of the Massachusetts Bill of Rights and that the weapon was not a firearm. McLaughlin for the Commonwealth defended a broad state power to regulate armed assemblies, with the court reserving its decision.
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Commonwealth
James A. Murphy
United States
Supreme Court
Order of Hibernians
T. J. Gargan
Massachusetts
Continental Congress
McLaughlin
Stoughton Reconsiders Vote on New Schoolhouse Plan
At a special town meeting in Stoughton, the town reconsidered the minority report of the schoolhouse committee and then approved building a new schoolhouse not to exceed 15 200 dollars. A building committee was appointed including E M Eimes Eliot Curtis N S Atwood Henri Johnson and Charles Jenny with authority to secure plans and proceed immediately.
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Stoughton
Peck Estate Sale Settled at Federal Street Property Transfer
Papers record the transfer of 4455 square feet of land with brick buildings at 208 and 257 Federal Street from William G. Peck et al. to C G Rice. Total assessed value $46 000 with $29 000 on land. Brokers Bowker and Wills arranged the sale.
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Peck
Federal Street
William G. Peck
Consultation Free Today at Massachusetts Dispensary
Free consultation offered at 9 Dover Street Boston on diseases of the blood skin kidneys and bladder with a guarantee of permanent cures for curable cases. Testimonial from A J Bushby 70 Waltham Street notes improved health and weight after treatment.
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Massachusetts Dispensary
Dover
Boston
A J. Bushby
Waltham St
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Boston Case
A Boston reader endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble including gravel and backache. The testimonial recounts relief after using the product at Burwell's Pharmacy and cites a purchase from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole U.S. agents.
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Dean
Boston
A. B. Burkman
Robt. Miller & Co
State St
Doan
Burwell
Boylston St
Park Sq
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Missing Man Found Near Powwow River In Amesbury
Amesbury reports a decomposed body found by two boys along the Powow River. The victim matches Arthur Robertshaw missing ten weeks, age 73, owner of Nay son Court block and a Southampton farm, with possible head injury and neck cuts noted. Police say no clear murder motive. the body shows signs of drowning or accident. His daughter was notified.
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Amesbury
Powow
Arthur Robertshaw
Mr. Robertshaw
Nayson Court
Allard Guilty After Citywide Prostitution Raid
In Fall River on March 30, Rev Joseph Allard and others faced trial after a weekend raid on a house of ill repute. The case featured testimonies from police, a hotel clerk, and the defendant and his coaccuser, with Allard convicted of disorderly conduct and perjury charges, awaiting appeal.
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Fall River
Joseph Allard
Doherty
Fahey
Smith
George Street
Allard
Smith Girl
William Boyle
St. James Hotel
Ellen Smith
Providence
City
Horse Car
St. James
LaGrange House
Chestnut Street
Johnson
Bowenville
Joseph
Harry Stacey
Hartford
Perron
House of Correction
Mr. Allard
Harrison Mission
Harrison Dimmick Vows Acknowledge Family Ties At Dinner
At ex President Harrison's Indianapolis home last night a lavish dinner was held for close relatives including Russell Harrison, his wife, and Mrs. McKee with her children. Russell dismisses reports of family rifts over his father's proposed marriage to Mrs. Dimmick as exaggerated and claims talk of refusals to visit is unfounded. Mrs. McKee has been at her father's house preparing for a bride's reception in a newly renovated residence.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Russell Harrison
McKee
Bourne Recognized On 25 Years Service at Boston & Maine
Monday marked the twenty fifth anniversary of George W Bourne foreman of the freight department South division Boston and Maine railroad. Employees presented a French marble clock and a purse of silver dollars. House foreman G W Dockum made the presentation and Bourne recalled his thirty years as general foreman. Three cheers and a tiger followed with personal congratulations.
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George W. Bourne
South Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
G. W. 8. Dockum
Bourne
Great Northern Announces Transcontinental Train Changes
The Pacific coast train will depart St. Paul daily at 3 p.m. starting April 5 with reduced running time to all points. The buffet library car service will resume at that time and through cars will run via Spokane to Portland, Oregon.
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Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Spokane
Portland
Oregon
Bridgewater Considers Electric Light Plant Plan
At an adjourned town meeting session the elect light plant proposal is on the agenda. The Selectmen will host a Saturday hearing with directors of the Taunton and Bridgewater Street Railway Company to discuss authority to lay track through town streets.
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Bridgewater
Taunton & Bridgewater Street Railway Company
Fencing Instructor Arrested Over Violin Embezzle
Anatole Le Cam de Mezillac a Worcester fencing instructor was arrested on a charge of embezzling a violin from Arthur de Kermaro of Providence. Detective Parker of Providence took the suspect into custody today.
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Worcester
Anatole le Cam de Mezillac
Arthur de Kermarco
Providence
Parker
Bucket shop case in Chicago court duo to indictments
In Chicago on March 30 Judge Horton heard a motion to quash indictments against 261 bucket shop proprietors. Attorney Riddle argued that the Board of Trade charter can be void if bucket shop operations occur on the floor. The court indicated possible charter revocation if proof supports the claim. Decisions on the motion expected next week.
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Chicago
Horton
Bucket Shop
Riddle
Board of Trade
Death of Rev. Dr. J. O. Woodruff in Binghamton
The Rev. Dr. J. O. Woodruff presiding elder of the Binghamton district in the Wyoming conference of the M. B. Church died at his home in Binghamton this afternoon. He was a trustee of Wesleyan University at Middletown, Connecticut.
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Binghamton
N. Y
J. O. Woodruff
M. B. Church
Wyoming
Woodruff
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Newest Sort of Woman in Berlin Monaco Gambler Tale
The Lokal Ang Zeiger reports Mrs. Goodwin of New York lost $40,000 at Monaco gambling and forced authorities to disgorge $200. The association offered London passage, but she vowed to return to New York and was bought a ticket, with future table prohibition.
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Berlin
Lokal Ang
Zeiger
Monaco
Goodwin
New York
London
Boston Transit Commission to Remove Fifteen Buildings in Triangle
The commission opened bids for removing chiefly six brick and nine frame buildings at Shawmut avenue and Tremont street. Bidders offered payments from 1175 to 1760 dollars, with several parties from Roxbury Boston Cambridge Somerville and Chelsea bidding. The contract was awarded to A A Elston and Co.
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Boston Transit Commission
Triangle
Shawmut Avenue
Tremont Street
P. F. Lonergan
Roxbury
Aaron A. Hall
Boston
R. L. Barrett
R. B. Kelley
W. V. Everson
William M. Elston
John Sullivan
Chelsea
William Perry
Somerville
John T. Sculley
Cambridge
Maney
Flaherty & Elkins
J. GC. Moulton
A. A. Elston & Co
President Moore’s Appeal Deferred by Supreme Court
The full bench of the Supreme Court took under advisement the embezzlement case against J. Lowell Moore, late president of the Globe Investment Company. Moore, arrested after the company went into receivership on charges of embezzling 5544.50, was indicted and convicted in the Superior Court last fall and appealed for final determination with Richard Stone for Moore and First Assistant District Attorney Sughrue representing the Commonwealth.
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Supreme Court
J. Lowell Moore
Globe Investment Company
Moore
Superior Court
Richard Stone
Commonwealth Side
Sughrue
Reform League Talk At Mills Schoolhouse
Edward Doherty of Boston and J Skelding of Merose address the Boston Politic and Tax Reform League meeting at Mills Schoolhouse Blossom street ward 2 on Wednesday at 10 o clock. Topics include Does Equal Right to Life and Liberty Exist Under Present Laws and Is the Single Tax the True Solution of the Labor Problem W H Bradley presides Peddlers invited.
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Edward Doherty
Boston
J. Skelding
Merose
Mills
Blossom Street
Ward 2
Boston Politic and Tax Reform League
W. H. Bradley
Dempsey Wins Jacob Sleeper Fellowship at Boston College
At a Boston University College of Liberal Arts faculty meeting held yesterday, Clarence H. Dempsey of Fitchburg, class of 1895, was awarded the Jacob Sleeper fellowship for the coming year. The grant totals $500 and must fund study of German in Berlin.
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Boston University College of Liberal Arts
Jacob Sleeper
Clarence H. Dempsey
Fitchburg
Berlin
Reverend W. H. Lyon Resigns from All Soul's Roxbury
The Rev. W. H. Lyon of All Soul's Unitarian Church Roxbury yesterday sent in his resignation. He has accepted a call from the Brookline Unitarian Church where Rev Mr Brown formerly served.
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W. H. Lyon
All Soul's Unitarize Church
Roxbury
Brookline
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