Funeral Today for Jarnagins
The bodies of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jarnagin will arrive in Boston at North Station at 8 this morning. Funeral services will be at the Episcopal Church in Amesbury at 11. The funeral train leaves North Station at 9. Mr. W N Jarnagin P E Hawkins and Miss Mary Woodbury accompany the bodies from Chicago. Mr Woodbury will oversee funeral arrangements.
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Edward Jarnagin
Boston
North Station
Episcopal Church
Amesbury
W. N. Jarnagin
P. E. Hawkins
Mary Woodbury
Chicago
Mr. Woodbury
State police plan transfers to bolster city duties
In the Senate yesterday Senator Mc Kinley moved to substitute a bill requiring the chief of the district police to transfer four men from the detective to the inspection department and permanently assign one inspector for duty in Fall River New Bedford Lowell and Lawrence. After a brief debate the substitution prevailed 13 to 11.
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Senate
McKinley
Middlesex
Fall River
New Bedford
Lowell
Lawrence
Rhode Island To Hold First Voters Rally
The State of Rhode Island will finance a first voters rally from the civil fund for extraordinary expense. It will be held in Infantry Hall Providence next Thursday evening with speakers including Brown University president Faunce, Bishop McVickar, Lt Governor Utter, Rathbone Gardner, and John P Reagan to discuss duties of citizenship.
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Rhode Island
Providence
R. I
First Voters
Infantry Hall
President Faunce
Brown University
Bishop McVickar
Utter
Rathbone Gardner
John P. Reagan
Street railways seek national operation across public ways
The committee on street railways yesterday reported in the House a sweeping act to authorize street railway companies to operate their railways outside the limits of public ways and bridges.
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Committee On
Divorce Court Judge Holds Up Many Suits
The Superior Court session opened with Chief Justice Mason enforcing strict statute compliance in libel drawings and notice. Several libels were continued or dismissed for defects, with cases like Giovanni v Bosco and Kurke v Kurke postponed pending amended pleadings and better efforts to locate absentees. Numerous other divorce actions cited desertion and cruelty, including Mary Tanner, Teresa D Onofrio, David Magee, Frank Littledale, Maurice Donnelly, Edward Hills, Caroline Pendleton, and William Mayndier, detailing witnessable infidelities, departures, and suit outcomes.
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Mason
Giovanni
Marianna G. Bosco
Kurke
Eleanor FE
Frank B. Goodnow
Mary J
Charles J. Lewis
Henderson Brodie
Maria W
Brodie
Mary C. Tanner
John L
Halifax
N. S
Chicago
Teresa A. D'Onofrio
Agostino
David Magee
Catherine K
Frank Littledale
Metzel
Maurice J. Donnelly
Ellen V
Donnelly
Edward 8. Hills
The
Institute of Technology
Bosto
Ida I
Hills
Missouri
Caroline Pendleton
Charles M
New York
William Mayndier
Mary C
Thirteenth Infantry
Philippines
Angela Tommenello
Angela
Anna B. Hunt
Wiliam &E
Ada E. Hanscom
James E
Many Mismated Ones Seek Legal Release in Courts
In several cases judgment was reserved. Albertina Dyer testified that after her February 15 marriage to Henry J. in October, she found him gone with another woman. Harry Shrair, a Russian husband in a separate marriage, arrived from his own country in 1896 with Nechame and came to Boston two years later.
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Albertina Dyer
Henry J
Dyer
Harry Shrair
Nechame
Boston
Mrs Emma Hayes Receives Jewelled Pendant At Club Luncheon
Mrs Emma S Hayes retired as recording secretary of the Heptorean Club of Somerville after five years. At the club's annual luncheon in a Boston hotel she received a jeweled pendant from members. Widow of John Hayes longtime Somerville Public Library librarian she is active socially. Turner Anarchist deportation upheld by Supreme Court immigration authorities in New York. once lectured in Boston.
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Emma S. Hayes
Heptorean Club of
Somerville
Boston
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
New York
Turner
Notable Figures Tied to Russia and Public Service
Dr Edward A Steiner of Grinnell Iowa College author of Tolstoi biography praised for deep knowledge of Russia and Slavic world. Dr Patrick A Sullivan of Dearborn Medical College Chicago to train Chicago policemen in injury care. Representative Hardwick of Georgia described as youthful looking, former Georgia legislator now in Congress. Lord Kelvin renowned scientist noted in remarks.
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Edward A. Steiner
Iowa College
Grinnell
Tolstoi
Russia
Patrick A. Sullivan
Dearborn Medical College
Chicago
Representative Hardwick
Georgia
Congress
Lord Kelvin
Notable British figures and their varied pursuits cited
The text profiles several prominent individuals: Lord Masham as a leading UK inventor, the Duchess of Sutherland supporting London ragged schools and East End factory girls, General Ben J. Wiljoene turned military novelist, Colonel F. E. Younghusband renowned for Thibet travels, and Dr. William Tecumseh Vernon as Kansas Colored University chancellor likened to Booker T. Washington. They share faith in industrial and educational progress for their race.
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Tist
Lord Masham
United Kingdom
Duchess OF Sutherland
London
East End
Ben J. Wiljoen
South Africa
F. E. Younghusband
Thibet
Asia
William Tecumseh Vernon
Kansas Colored University
Quindaro
Booker T. Washington
Prizes for Pupils of Highest Character in Woburn
The Marshall Tidd will provides $1000 to the Rumford Historical Association of Woburn and $2000 to the Woburn Woman's Club. The city of Woburn receives $2000 for the Marshall Tidd scholarship for the Woburn High School seniors, one girl and one boy. An additional $1000 funds the Rumford Grammar School graduating class. Beneficiaries must show the highest character, not necessarily the top scholars.
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Marshall Tidd
Woburn
Rumford Historical Association
Alleged pickpockets spotted in circus parade crowd
Abraham Weisner of New York John Powers of Providence Abraham Miller and Joseph Miller of Boston were arrested yesterday as the circus parade passed by Inspectors Abbott and Douglas who recognized them as pickpockets.
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Abraham Weisner
New York
John Powers
Providence
Abraham Miller
Joseph Miller
Boston
Abbott and
Douglas
Murder and Yeggmen on Docket in Newburyport Case List
Haverhill May 16 The Superior Court session in Newburyport lists three alleged yeggs Frank Hayden George P Dart and Michael Murray with two captured in a Lynn shootout in January The indictment uses a seldom applied law mandating life sentences Also three murder indictments Hastings of Salem for Dora D Trask Bevelry Sullivan and Sullivan of this city for John Tucker Lynn and Nicholas Diflavio for Giacomo Grasso union of local figures and dates lines show the docket urging firm penalties
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Haverhill
Superior Court
Newburyport
Frank Hayden
George P. Dart
Michael Murray
Lynn
Iife
Joseph A. Hastings
Salem
Dora D. Trask
Beverly
Henry
Chicken
Sullivan
John L. Sullivan
John Tucker
Nicholas Diflavio
Giacomo Grasso
Boston Skipper Reports Dominican Port Troubles
The steamer Lillie with bananas, Captain Purie, reached Long Wharf from Sosua, San Domingo, amid shipping restrictions in force due to unrest. Port entries after 6 p.m. and departures before sunrise are restricted at Porto Plata, while the Dominican gunboat anchored near Presidenta is noted. Sosua plantations of United Fruit Company reportedly operate without disturbance.
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Lillie
Purie
Long Wharf
Sosua
San Domingo
Porto Plata
Presidenta
United Fruit Company
Charitable Irish Society Meeting At Youngs Hotel
A largely attended Charitable Irish Society meeting gathered at Youngs Hotel last evening. New president Hon. W. T. A. Fitzgerald presided as Adolphus G. McVey spoke on famous men in yachting. A musical program followed and several admission applications were referred to the committee.
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Irish Society
Young’s Hotel
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Adolphus G. McVey
Funeral Held for M Thomas Roach of Grove Hall Dorchester
The funeral of M Thomas Roach of Grove Hall Dorchester was held at St Hugh s Church with Rev Hugh Smyth officiating. He was widely popular and many attended the church and Calvary Cemetery for the interment. Floral tributes filled a carriage. he leaves a widowed mother two sisters and a brother. Pall bearers were John F Garrity Thomas Turley Fred Blank William Murphy Jeremiah Sullivan and John Burke.
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M. Thomas Roach
Grove Hall
Dorchester
St. Hugh’s Church
Hugh Smyth
Calvary Cemetery
John F. Garrity
Thomas Turley
Fred Blank
William Murphy
Jeremiah Sullivan
John Burke
A O H Division 68 to Host Bethesda Hall Ball
Final arrangements for a ball in Bethesda Hall South Boston are complete under Division 68 AOH and the Ladies Auxiliary 13. The Waverley Orchestra will play and state and county officers along with Ladies Auxiliary County Board of Suffolk are invited.
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Division 68
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Ladies’ Auxiliary 13
Bethesda Hall
South Boston
Waverley Orchestra
Ladies’ Auxiliary County Board of
Suffolk
American Heiress Refuses Duchess Title For Stoddard Pair
Miss Rebecca McCullough Darlington of Pittsburgh, heir to about 35 million, has declined a duchess title and pledged her hand to Louis E. Stoddard of New Haven, a Yale man of 1899 and son of banker E. G. Stoddard. Her parents, Henry and Mrs Darlington, count among Pittsburgh’s wealthiest.
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Pittsburg
Rebecca McCullough Darlington
Louis E. Stoddard
New Haven
Conn
Stoddard
E. G. Stoddard
Yale
Miss Darlington
Henry Darlington
Changed His Mind Old Ben Bowser Says Stand Up To The Waves
An old sea tale recounted as Ben Bowser proclaims true sport is enduring a wave driven challenge. He argues the lee rail stance exposes a sailor to the sea’s power, a test of nerve and grit.
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Ben Bowser
Sonny
Behind the Scenes at the Peach Market
Kitty Starlight and Maud Tinsel exchange lines about the manager praising complexion like a peach and sightings of him buying yellow peaches this morning. The dialogue hints at backstage gossip and character dynamics in a playful scene.
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Kitty Starlight
Maud Tinsel
Bates Vetoes Home Rule Bills In Boston Clash
Governor Bates and Mayor Collins clash over city finances with two vetoes on home rule issues. The Stony Brook improvement and Centre street widening bills were rejected as outside the debt limit. The Centre street veto was sustained 28 to 4 with four Boston senators voting to approve.
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Bates
Collins
Boston
Stony Brook
Centre Street
Senate
Gartland
McIsaac
Peters and
Sullivan
Extermination fund set for gypsy moth control
In the House, the Ways and Means Committee reported a resolve to empower the Governor and Council to hire personnel to combat gypsy moths by introducing parasitic enemies of the brown tail and gypsy moth. They may spend up to 15000 dollars annually for four years to carry out the measure.
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Committee On Ways and Means
Anti Smoke Bill Reported by Senate
The Senate reported a bill on petition of E R Warren and others to punish dark gray smoke issuing from buildings within ten miles of Boston with a 100 dollar weekly fine unless permitted by local health boards. Senators How of Haverhill McKinley of Lowell and Bullock of New Bedford dissented from the committee's report.
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Senate
E. R. Warren
Boston
Boards of Health
How of
Haverhill
McKinley
Lowell
Bullock
New Bedford
Summer Junkets Bill Rejected by Legislature
The Legislature ended recess committees after last year cost the state about thirty thousand dollars. The House rejected a proposal to send the workingmen's compensation act to a recess committee, and no recommendations from the earlier special committee have been adopted.
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House
Ned Wilson’s Marriage and Alice’s Secret Heartache
Emma F 8S Dorr narrates Alice Murray’s emotional awakening triggered by Ned Wilson’s recent marriage to Margaret Carter. A past love with a moonlit beach memory haunts her as a letter reveals Ned’s farewell. Years pass, she marries George Murray, bears a son named Ned, and cares for a child who calls her “Dearest.”
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Alice Murray
Ned Wilson
Margaret Carter
Bobbie
Alice
Wilson
Ned
Julie Wyman Sings at Riverdale Recital Fashionable audience at Mrs Nickersons
Mrs Julie Wyman gave a song recital at Riverdale the home of Mrs Albert Nickerson. She was in pale lavender crepe de chine with cream lace and black passementerie and wore a large antique silver brooch.
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Dedham
Albert Nickerson
Riverdale
Julie Wyman
Sailor Lyman Gray Saves Three Drowning Youths Off Larchmont
August 1901 off Larchmont N Y a yacht crew rescues three youths from an overturned catboat. Lyman Gray of Stonington Maine assists in freeing a sister trapped in rigging and guides the trio to the Sachem. A letter of thanks and a check arrive from Allyn von Schrader.
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Lyman Gray
Stonington
Sachem
Larchmont
Punch
Allyn
Frank von Schrader
Henrietta
Gray
Mr. von Schrader
Major F. von Schrader
Post Letter Box explores value of life in new debate
The Post invites readers to submit discussions on two prompts, offering a $5 prize for the most convincing argument. It recalls Judge Frederick Adams’s Newark ruling that Evan Eastwood’s life was worth $6000 while Ella Verpupp’s life was valued at $3000, the judge stating a girl’s life is worth half a boy’s. Readers are asked to mail their opinions to Post Letter Box.
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Post
Frederick Adams
Circuit Court of Newark
Evan Eastwood
Ella Verpupp
Adams
Readers debate divorce over a $20 hat
A letter from MISS E. GENE LUCEY of Chelsea argues a woman should trim a $20 summer hat and endure neighbors’ taunts rather than seek divorce. Other writers contend vanity is not grounds for divorce, urging patience, harmony, and self restraint in marriage.
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The
Post
E. Gene Lucey
Washington Avenue
Chelsea
Sir
Bessie B. B
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Purdy
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Dominican
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Eddie Woodpecker
B. F. Allen CO
Canal St
N.Y
Lon Lots
LOS Angeles CO
Summer St
Sunday Post
Emma F
Dorr
Sargent Street
Winthrop, Mass
Yours Forever, Ned
George Murray
Fler
Papa
Mrs. Wyman
Carnegie Fund
Carnegie
Parkinson
E. F. Fisher
Kendall Street
South Framingham
Bennett Porter
Love Vs. Law
West Roxbury
Andover Street
North Andover
Prince St
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Workingmens Co-operative Bank
Tremont St
Cor Bromicid Franke
Burbank
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