Canadian reciprocity and equality in empire peace talk
At Empire night the In tercolonial Club heard Mr. Hazen argue tariff sentiment shifted over two decades and Canada now demands restrictions to protect industries resources and public domain. Alfred B. Morine urged a U S Canada peace alliance while opposing an elder sister view and urged equal footing in talks. President McLeod presided with remarks praising King’s influence on world peace.
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Suit Lost On Bite Of Bear At Amusement Park
Esther Casey a 13 year old Roxbury girl sued for 10000 dollars after being bitten multiple times by a bear while feeding it at a summer park. Judge White directed a verdict for the defendant and will report the case to the Supreme Judicial Court.
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Roosevelt Tours London Amid Private Royal Audience
Theodore Roosevelt spent a busy quiet day in London moving unseen by crowds. He met the Queen Mother Alexandra and Dowager Empress Marie of Russia at Buckingham Palace then toured the British Museum with Frederick C. Selous R J Cunningham and Seth Bullock before joining editors at lunch.
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Americanized Chinese suspected in Elsie Segal murder
Leon Ling also known as William H. Leon, accused of killing missionary Elsie Segal in New York last June, was in Wellington until two months ago and informed New York authorities.
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Newfoundland Ladies' Auxiliary May Party Set in Appleton Hall
Newfoundlanders of this city anticipate the seventh annual May party hosted by the Newfoundland Ladies' Auxiliary to be held next Friday evening in Paine Memorial Hall on Appleton Street.
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United States Judge orders Continental Telephone receivership show cause
In Trenton on May 24 United States Judge Rellstab ordered Continental Telephone and Telegraph Company to show cause next Tuesday why a receiver should not be appointed for insolvency. Former Attorney General McCarter represents stockholders Bernard M. Wolf of Boston and Max Koehler of St. Louis. The order bars officers and directors from disposing of assets. The bill accuses mismanagement and asset misuse by officers, noting the New Jersey company formed last November with 50 million authorized stock to consolidate independents against Bell. It had quickly acquired National Telephone Company stock worth 10 million. The president John A. Howard allegedly dominates the firm with Samuel W. Harper, and several purchases of lines were made without director consultation.
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Jewelry case lost in Charlestown with 25 diamonds rings
Charlestown salesman Mr. Smith reports he left a sample case in Sullivan square terminal containing 25 diamond rings and 22 assorted rings worth 1000 dollars. He discovered the loss before reaching Thompson square and notified the station. He offers a reward for return. name and address 60 Monument square were on the case.
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International Law Expert Sidney Webster Ill in Newport
Sidney Webster of New York noted authority on international law and former private secretary to President Franklin Pierce is ill at his Newport residence. A physician said he was stricken last Saturday but has since shown improvement.
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The Pilgrim Yacht Heads to Marblehead as Gasoline Supply Boat
The Pilgrim once defended the America’s Cup but did not race Valkyrie II. It won trial races yesterday and begins its final career phase as a gasoline supply boat to be stationed in Marblehead Harbor. The vessel, lavishly built and later stripped, now carries a large gasoline tank replacing its former fittings at Atlantic Works East Boston.
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Diaz in Good Health Denies Death Rumor
Mexico City May 24 official denial issued to counter a U S report that President Diaz is dead. The president is said to be in excellent health at the time, with authorities asserting no truth to the circulating claim.
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Lay keel of battleship Aco Razado for Argentina
May 4 report that the keel of the Argentine Republic's $11,000,000 twin battleship Aco Razado will be laid at Fore River Shipbuilding's plant at 10 o'clock tomorrow, marking the centennial of Argentina's independence.
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Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Man Fined $25 For Delaying Funeral Procession
Ernest T. Andrews was fined $25 by Judge Wait after delaying a funeral procession on Commonwealth Avenue near the Brookline line on March 26. Arranged in Roxbury court, he appealed to the Superior Court, offered a note, and the same $25 fine was imposed.
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Lamp Lighter Fatally Struck by Wagon in City Crossing
Frank McIntyre a 66 year old lamp lighter of 250 Shawmut Avenue was struck and run over while crossing Berkeley Street near Appleton Street by a delivery wagon driven by George LeConway of 157 West Canton Street. He was taken to City Hospital where his name was entered as a patient.
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Cadets confine four freshmen for hand car joy ride
Four Maryland Electric Railway hand car riders, all freshmen at the U S Naval Academy, are confined to Bancroft Hall under close arrest after commandeering the rail car for a morning joy ride in Annapolis Maryland.
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Street Dust Irritates Skin Prompting Hood’s Lotion Relief
Patchy OCR notice touts Hood’s Lotion for quick relief from skin irritation caused by street dust. Mentions price points of 25 and 50 cents and urges purchase today.
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