Carnegie gives 2,000,500 pounds for Scottish university education
Andrew Carnegie donates 2,000,500 pounds to fund free education at Edinburgh Glasgow Aberdeen and St Andrews universities for Scottish fellow countrymen only. The grant aims to establish medical education too and underscores the donor's preference for home nationals over Irish or foreign beneficiaries. A medical note promotes Paine's Celery Compound as a tonic for nervous exhaustion and related ailments.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Aberdeen
St. Andrews
Democrats Face Two Safe and Two Doubtful Seats
The article notes two Democratic incumbents regarded as secure and two as uncertain following the Congressional Districting Committee's majority report, with fotos credited to Chickering showing Senator F. L. Codman of Boston and Representative C. J. McPherson of South Framingham who dissent.
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Chickering
Boston
Rep. C
J. M’pherson
South Framingham
Congressional Districting Committee
Two Dissenters Tie Up Redistricting Vote In Boston
The state redistricting committee accepted the sub committee plan after a long session. Two dissenters Senator Franklin N. Codman of Boston and Mr McPherson of Framingham fought for alternative Boston and fourth district lines. The plan, with Boston districts referred to local members, moved toward legislative submission.
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Franklin N. Codman
Boston
McPherson
Framingham
Codman
Naphien
State Committee
Mystic
The
Charlies
McNary
Lomassey
Saunders
Shaw
Senate
House
Post
Chamberlain
Perry
Ian
Senator Codman
Dean
Dewey
Westfield
Berkshire
Hampshire
Franklin
Hempden County
Wister County
Sedreo
Ad District
Powers
Durbtable
Carlisle
Hopkinton
Holliston
Sherborn
Buswell
Belden
Gloucester
McCai
Huntress
Crosby
Belmont
Myers
Congressman McCai
Farmer Blood Shoots Family then Kills Self at Nickerson Home
Herbert B. Blood, 36, a Holbrook farm hand, went to the Hale street home of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Nickerson and shot Miss Fawn Davis, 2, and Mrs. Nickerson, then wounded himself. Miss Davis was struck in the left breast and surgeons feared for her life. Blood survived a self-inflicted mouth wound, bleeding heavily. He had pursued Miss Linnie Davis despite family objections, then confronted the girls painting a bureau and fired. Blood was captured and hospitalized, with Mrs. Nickerson and others assisting until officers arrived.
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Bridgewater
Herbert B. Blood
Daniel Sands
Holbrook
George F. Nickerson
Hale Street
Fawn Davis
Nickerson
Hullo
Taénnie
Tesofer
Moise of Trains Causes Loss to Building Owners
Labor unions meeting in halls near the Wells Memorial building protest deafening noise from trains on a new elevated structure. Cars pass at five to ten minute intervals causing damage and seeking redress from management.
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Washington Street
Wells Memorial Building
Ateae
Greater New York Democracy Platform Denounces Tammany Hall
The Greater New York Democracy organization met at Cooper Union tonight. Speakers denounced city government and Tammany Hall as corrupt, adopting a lengthy platform and appointing committees to confer with the Citizens’ Union.
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New York
Biay
Organization Committee of the Greater
Cooper’) Union
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Halliris
Citigens’ Union
Marchioness of Angiesy seeks reversal of divorce
In London on May 20 the Marchioness of Angiesy filed a remarkable petition with Sir Francis Jeune, head of the divorce division of the High Court, asking the court to rescind her divorce decree issued on November 7 last. Justice Tyrone later described the application as extraordinary and adjourned for consideration.
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London
Angiesy
Franicia Jeune
Igh Court of Justice
Par Dago Ant Pacorane Cuitrene Geet
Wednesday report details an event labeled as par dago ant pacorane cuitrene geet. The fragment references a timetable or notice with unclear entities and dates.
Staples Store Purchases Overwhelm Demand
A public notice from AP0 announces GEORGE EP STAPLES & at 739 Washington St sold out its entire Furniture and Carpet stock as a large number of customers arrived simultaneously. The overwhelming turnout left staff unable to assist everyone and some shoppers were forced to leave without service.
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George EP. Staples
Washington Street
Wanted for Robbery Man Arrested in City
Amn Clinton Meg 2%-Etrank Halloway alias Frank G Blanmigas was arrested in this city by Inspector William A Boston police force. Halloway claimed to be a barber and said luck failed him. A pawn ticket for a watch tied to a Boston pawnshop led police to the suspect. he will be taken to Boston in the morning.
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Clinton
Meg
Halloway
Frank
G. Blanmigas
Teatery
William A
Boston
Filipinos Freed After Surrenders in Mantua
General MacArthur releases 1000 Filipino prisoners to mark the surrenders of Mascardo and Lacuna. Insurgent leader Mexica on Leyte surrenders with twenty men. Luabang president arrested at Cavite for aiding insurgents. General Trias heads to Albay to press Bellarmino toward surrender.
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Mantua
Macarthur
Mascardo
Lacuna
Mexica
Leyte
Lubang
Mindoro
Cavite
Trias
Bellarmino
Albay
Luzon
Accidental Shooting In Park Involves Two 11-Year-Olds
A loaded pistol in the possession of Joseph Duffy aged 11 at 212 Chambers Street fired while playing with peers at Charlesbank Park. The bullet struck playmate Herles Doherty also 11, injuring his left leg. Duffy is not blamed for the accident.
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Joseph Duffy
Chambers Street
Herles
Doherty
Charlesbank Park
Duffy
Tekes
Rae Pinch ‘Poy
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