Mayflower Mayflower Faces Extinction Says Historian
Albert C. Burrage of the Massachusetts Historical Society warns the mayflower native to Massachusetts is near extinction due to careless handling, commerce, automobiles, and depredation. He notes it is now practically limited to few remaining woodland areas.
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Massachusetts
Albert C. Burrage
Massachusetts Historical Society
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Deadly plant thefts threaten Cape flower supply
Sections of the Cape report ongoing destruction of entire plants to secure flowers for commercial or personal use, indicating that the local supply will be wiped out.
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Cape
Toscano Charged With First Degree Murder in Scarponi Slaying
Peter Borre and Cr. C Mitchell Jr were named counsel by Judge Fosdick for Francesco Toscano who faces a first degree murder charge in the January 20 Unity Street shooting that killed Anthen Scarponi as he stepped from his home. Authorities say the shooters fled unseen after the attack following a $40 debt dispute.
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Peter Borre
Cr. C. Mitchell, Jr
Fosdick
Scarponi
Nassau watercolors by Benson capture pirate lore and sea life
Sydney Woodward surveys Frank W. Benson at the Guild of Boston Artists Newbury Street exhibit featuring Nassau inspired watercolors. The artist, famed as painter and etcher, renders a Spanish cruiser from 1898 salvaged for the United States and other maritime scenes amid local color, praising the season’s beauty. The closing note remarks on a tax for data worn by women in Germany.
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Sarah Douglass
I. W. Benson
Florida
Miami
Nassau
West Indies
Frank W.benson
Guild of Boston Artists
Newbury Street
Captain Kidd
Benson
United States
Dr Mary Mills Patrick to Speak at Twenty First Century Club
Dr Mary Mills Patrick president of the Constantinople College for Women in Turkey will speak before the Twentieth Century Club next Saturday. She travels in the United States on a lecture tour for the Near East campaign seeking $1,000,000. She has led the Constantinople college since 1890.
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Constantinople College For Women
Turkey
Twentieth Century Club
Patrick
Near East
Constantinople College
Cunard
Boston
Samaria
Europe
Lausanne
Switzerland
Drunks Count Soaring in Fifth Avenue Court
RECORD FOR DRUNKS NEW YORK May 2 The Fifth avenue court in Brooklyn last month had more drunks than in any month since it was established in 1907 according to A Varley Hull official fingerprint expert Arraignments for intoxication totalled 164.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Court
Brooklyn
A. Varley Hull
Delegates and guests sail for Europe and Ireland aboard Samaria
Helena Montana Judge B C Day and Washington Judge Allen T Treadway lead a party with numerous delegates and spouses headed to conferences in Scotland England and on the continent. Notables include Julia S OConnor Ted Shawn Ruth St Denis George B Zug and others bound for Ireland and Europe while Samaria cargo includes grain provisions and flour.
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Julia S. O'Connor
Boston Telephone Operators’ Union
Ireland
Ted Shawn
Ruth St. Denis
George B. Zug
Dartmouth
Zug
Kenneth Lindsey
Mount Vernon Street
William Lippman
T. D. Downing & Company
Leonard Wheeler
Boston
Otis Emerson Dunham
Page & Shaw
Ewen Cameron
Boston Blacking Company
Arthur C. Baldwin
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Baldwin
Louise Baldwin
BE. D. Mackey
Berlin
N. H
Charles, CC. Pond
Cambridge
Arthur E. Poultney
Rebecca’ G
Emily B. Poultney
Baltimore
Samaria
Alleged Safe Blowers Held in Boston Arraignments
Two men, John Owens aged 26 and George Bates alias George Boy aged 18, both of New York City, were arraigned in Superior Court on indictment warrants for safes blown at Ashmont station of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad and the Metropolitan Life Insurance Office at 555 East Broadway South Boston. They had prior arrests for possession of a burglar's outfit.
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Ashmont
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
East Broadway
Boston
Superior Court
John Owens
George Bates
George Boy
New York City
Ada Jones Critically Ill in Rocky Mount Hospital
Stage star Ada Jones, famous in musical comedy, is critically ill at a Rocky Mount hospital. Her close relatives have been summoned as hospital staff treat her condition.
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Rocky Mount
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Ada Jones
Arguments Heard In Pierce Case By Legislative Committee
The special legislative committee hearings on the removal petition against Justice Edward P. Pierce proceed with counsel for petitioners George M. Poland and Herbert Parker and George L. Mayberry arguing for the judge. Chairman Leonard F. Hardy says two hours per side should suffice with possible extra time. The panel meets today from 9 30 a m to 1 30 p m. W Edwin Ulmer arrived to testify after the session began.
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Special ‘Legislative Committee
Edward P. Pierce
Supreme Judicial Court
George M.poland
Herbert Parker
George L. Mayberry
Pierce
Leonard F. Hardy
Edwin Ulmer
Hardy
Ulmer
Hannigan Addresses Music Trade Association Luncheon
Major Judson Hannigan spoke before the New England Music Trade Association at the engineers' Club urging greater faith in colleagues to speed business progress. William Courtenay of Smooth as Silk entertained at the luncheon, attended by about 106 members.
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Judson Hannigan
New England Music Trade Association
Theengineers’ Club
William Courtenay
Selwyn Theatre
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