Peace conference at The Hague attracts delegates and grand rooms
The Hague May 14 All arrangements are complete for the peace conference with delegates from many nations arriving. American delegates secure fourteen rooms at Hotel du Vieux Doelen while other nations occupy suites, and officials plan the opening by M. De Beaufort and Count Munster. Opinions among diplomats vary on the conference’s prospects.
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Hague
Berlin
Europe
Hotel du Vieux Doelen
Ambassador White
Hotel Des Indes
Russia
Paris
United States
M. de Beaufort
Count Munster
Baron de Staal
Professor Stengel
German Professors View Peace Conference With Skepticism
Berlin Tageblatt interviews professors on disarmament prospects. Mommsen calls the idea of a conference for disarmament misleading. Fischer doubts progress. Lebaud expects no practical result. delegates may discuss protecting the sick and prohibiting war engines but likely fail to achieve disarmament. Paulsen offers a proverb in response.
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Berlin
Berlin Tageblatt
Mommsen
Lebaud
Paulsen
Conference aims stir public sentiment on disarmament
Professor Westerkamp hopes the conference will push progressive disarming, while the Deutsche Tageszeitung predicts a routine gathering with speeches and delegates returning home convinced that a ready army guarantees peace as stated by the Kaiser.
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Westerkamp
Deutsche Tageszeitung
Women in United States urged to hold peace demonstrations
May Wright Sewall, chairwoman of the American branch of the International Women's Peace Committee, calls for mass meetings of women nationwide on May 1 to support the Czar’s peace commission aims. Each local committee must plan programs, coordinate with press, and report back with said resolutions and attendance.
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New York
May Wright Sewall
International Women’s Peace Committee
International Committee
United States
Elevates Sunday Sandwiches by City Officials
A humorous tale from Boston reports Police Commissioner Harry F. Adams being sighted in hotels as he allegedly elevates sandwiches. Waiters describe his polite approach, while sandwich characters boast of improved quality under his influence and the public’s amused belief in his omnipresence.
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Teddy’ Roosevelt
Boston
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Post
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North Street
Italy
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Teddy Roosevelt
Waterfront vessels and harbor news highlight brisk spring season
The port sees rapid arrivals and departures as four masted schooners Eagle Wing Stella B Kaplan and others return with cargoes of railroad ties. Towboats like White Wings change hands, and Pauline replaces J Putnam Bradley as harbor steamer. Admirals, Danish, Norwegian ships, and local tugs populate a busy harbor scene with repairs, overhauls, and new builds underway.
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Potter
Stella B. Kaplan
Merritt
Mediterranean Sea
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Sicily
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Kaplan
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Brunswick Harbor
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White Wings
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Long Wharf
Nathaniel P. Doane
Lewis Towboat Company
City of Quincy
Braintree
John Dopkins
New York Harbor
Lewis Wharf
Charles G. Weld
Simpson’s
Penobscot
Burnham
Foster's Wharf
Bangor
Joseph HR. Potter
Greenport
Kmagle Wing
Maine
Port Glasgow
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D. Roughan
Joseph Burke
Neuile & Levy
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Anna BE. Krang
Josephine Ellicott
Nash
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F. W. Litchfield
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Fort Point Channel
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Chicago
Jacobsen
London
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Cambrian
Anglcan
Columbian
Fhe
Idaho
Wilson-Furness-Levyland
Atlantic Tranport
Atlantic Works
John A. Melkie
Meridian Street Bridge
Joe Ross
Tilig Landsman
Sabbath school closing exams held at Minot Hall
The closing examination exercises of the Sabbath school children of the Young Man's Hebrew Association were conducted yesterday afternoon at Minot Hall. An entertainment and collation followed the exercises. The Utopian Club plans its third annual May party at Minot Hall tomorrow evening.
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Young Man's Hebrew Association
Minot Hall
Utopian Club
Stock slump after Flower death cuts market values
The New York stock market fell sharply on May 14 following news of former Governor Flower's death. Overall losses approached 120 million dollars, with Flower-related issues among the hardest hit. The report highlights significant declines in active issues, noting a dramatic drop in Flower stocks.
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New York
Flower
Vessels Arrived in Port and Departed Amid Foggy Week
During the week ending Saturday port activity included 257 arrivals and 183 departures. Weather hindered both inbound and outbound ships, especially sailing craft, leaving many coal schooners behind schedule. Notable arrivals included 21 steamers, 15 schooners, and three foreign vessels from Manila, Cienfuegos, and Ponce with hemp and sugar.
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Mary A. Law
Barkentine
Ethel Clark
M. C. Moseley
Manila
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Ponce
P. R
Brady Schemes to Block Fitzsimmons Jeffries Fight
The Coney Island club fails to secure a license amid political maneuvering by Billy Brady and Brooklyn figures. Police commissioners deny the license despite threats and promises of profits, with a rumored $49,000 stake and a plan to guarantee Fitzsimmons the win for a film rights bonanza. The public grows doubtful of the bout’s fate as New York factions resist the match.
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Billy Brady
Brooklyn
New Yorker
Lenox Athletic Club
Coney Island
Wild Western
Colorado Club
Knox Club
Tim Sullivan
Tom O'Rourke
Brady
Julian
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
McCoy Eyes Return to New York After Salt Lake City Stop
Kid McCoy writes from Salt Lake City anxious to return to New York and fight top heavyweights. He indicates willingness to face Peter Maher Corbett Tom Sharkey or Morrissey if matched, and notes his wife’s fatigue with touring. His plan to reach New York could disrupt heavyweight boxing prospects and force eventual big-fight decisions.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Col
B. H. Benton
Rob May
McCoy
New York
Kid MccCoy
Broadway
Benton
Rourke
Peter Maher
Corbett
Tom Sharkey
Maher
Morrissey
West
Sharkey
Pacific Coast
Bebbiizeimmoius
Civil Court Ledger Shows Numerous Jury Sessions
Suffolk Superior Court in multiple jury sessions lists cases involving Dana v Boston, Mackenzie v Lougest, Holloran v Deston, Kelly v Jaime, and many others. Rows include both first and second jury panels with judges Aiken Sherman and Richardson presiding, across extensive civil actions.
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Aiken, J
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Boston
Wilson
Keston
Mackenzie
Lougest
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Deston
Kelly
Jaime
Flannagan
Mack
Cribbs
Larrett
Gost
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Curtis
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Field
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Lynn
Boardman
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I. Knight & Son, Corp
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St. Louis Co
Parker
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Chambers
Mahood
Conley
Wilder
Harris
AlcGutre
Boston Dispatch Co
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McDowell
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Boston Law Court Docket Reveals Wide Range of Civil Cases
A dense list of court filings appears with numerous parties including Boston firms and individuals in cases across debt, property, and contract disputes. Notable entries show Boston venues, various defendants such as Keefe, Shute, and Driscoll, and multiple docket numbers throughout a February session.
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West Ind
Hodgdon
Providence Brewing
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McMulkin
Brainard
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Mooney
Sleeper
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Twigg
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Beal
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Lewes
Costello
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Fisher
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Ieveret
Tional Bank
Davy
Temple
Seme
Same
French
National Life Ins. Co
Dark Vecceomedy
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Hudson
Costelly
Rourke
Cate
Hanson
Giles
Willison
Dr. A
Sawyer
Med
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