Loubet Arrives in Algiers for North African Visit
Algiers welcomed President Loubet with gala decorations and crowds as the first French head of state to visit the colonies since Napoleon III. International ships from Russia Britain Italy and Spain fired salutes while the Jeanne d Arc led the procession aboard the armored cruiser with Saint Louis and other warships in a ceremonial display.
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Algiers
Algeria
Loubet
Napoleon III
Boulevard de la Republique
du Chayla
Pelayo
Spain
President Loubet
Jeanne d’Arc
President
Saint Louis
Pelletan
Charlemagne
Gaulois
Jena
Bouvet
Strike Declared Off In Bridge Workers Dispute
President Buchanan of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers has declared off strikes involving 5000 workers against the American Bridge company. Arbitration will settle differences, with actions planned in Albany Buffalo Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburgh Chicago and other cities. A company representative expects a swift settlement despite no local arbitration board visit since the last conference.
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New York
Buchanan
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
American Bridge Company
International Association
Albany
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Chicago
Steamer Little Silver Reported Anchored Near Sandy Hook
A message from New York says a boat believed to be the steamer Little Silver is anchored in Sandy Hook bay. The vessel runs between New York City and Red Bank New Jersey and was due in the city yesterday afternoon.
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New York
Sandy Hook Bay
Red Bank
N. J
New Mannish Top Coat For Women At Merrimack
A smart season favorite, the New Mannish Top Coat for women features stiffened fronts, mannish sleeves, and a 28 inch length. Cut full, it is man-tailored throughout in Covert shade, priced at $15.00 in the Merrimack Women’s Department. Alterations are bushelled and pressed by men tailors without extra cost.
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Merrimack
Italian Secret Society Suspect Linked to Barrel Death
New York police traced a body found in a barrel on East Eleventh Street to a Sicilian man named Guiseppi Bonjiorno. He identified the deceased as Quatrocchi from Barcelona, saying the man frequented a First Avenue barber shop, was married, and had belonged to a secret society. Police note possible involvement of several suspects and remain unsure of the deceased’s Italian identity.
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New York
East Eleventh Street
Eighth Avenue
Guiseppi Bonjiorno
Quatrocchi
Barcelona
Bonjiorno
First Avenue
Drunks and non support in local police court session
Minor cases dominated the morning police court docket. Alexander Baker, a cripple, fined for drunkenness. Ellen Cassidy, arrested at the Navy Yard, sentenced to jail for six months on a suspended sentence after repeated past appearances. Ovila Fournier and Joseph Landry placed on probation for non support. Frank Gray’s assault case postponed. McManus and Lynch withdrew appeals to Massachusetts reformatory.
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Alexander Baker
Baker
Peterboro
N. H
Rhode Island
Chicago
Ellen Cassidy
Navy Yard
Breck
Ellen
Billerica
Lowell
Ovila Fournier
Adeline
Joseph Landry
Clara Colon Landry
Landry
B. & N. Street Railway Company
Frank Gray
Julia A. Gray
John McManus
Patrick A. Lynch
Massachusetts Reformatory
Cowboy Breakfast Aims to Welcome Roosevelt in Hugo
In Hugo Colorado on April 15 the community announces a planned cowboy breakfast for President Roosevelt during his May 4 stop. A Loeb letter confirms the presidential party will greet locals early that morning, with stockmen and cowboys from across the range expected to attend and the chuck wagon feast to follow.
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Hugo
Roosevelt
Loeb
Report Denies Princess Louise and Crown Prince Remarriage
A London World despatch denies a Dresden claim that ex Crown Princess Louise and Crown Prince Frederick Augustus of Saxony would reconcile and wed this week. The denial states such a union would be impossible.
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New York
Louise
Frederick Augustus
Saxony
London
Dresden
Runaway Accident on Brooklyn Bridge Shatters Cars
An incident on the Brooklyn Bridge today left several people badly cut by flying glass. A pole from a runaway truck ripped along the side of a bridge train, showering glass across passengers and injuring multiple riders in New York.
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New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Easter sale opens at Berean P M church evening
Dr G W Leith opened the Easter sale with an excellent concert featuring Mrs Maud Mc Mullen Miss E West Mrs Roberts Miss Alister Miss Steves and Mr H Beaumont Miss Edmonds played violin. The department includes Ladies Dry Goods table country grocery store fancy goods and candy and fruit tables. Decorations were artistic and brisk business was reported.
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Berean P. M
G. W. Leith
Maud McMullen
E. West
Roberts
Alister
Steves
H. Beaumont
Edmonds
Ald Dry
Northeaster Deluges Jersey Shore Piling Boardwalk Damage
A severe northeaster batters the Jersey coast from Atlantic City to Asbury Park with record high tides and heavy breakers ripping up boardwalk timbers. The storm also lashes New York with high tides and rain, delaying ships between New York and coastal ports.
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New York
Atlantic City
Asbury Park
Jersey
Rosemont Barge Wreck Breaks Apart Off Amagansett
Fire Island N Y April 15 The coal laden barge Rosemont which ran aground at Amagansett has broken into pieces The vessel left Philadelphia April 6 in tow of the tug Eureka bound for Boston Crew of the Rosemont was rescued by the tug
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Fire Island
N. Y
Rosemont
Amagansett
Philadelphia
Eureka
Boston
Steamer John H Starin Found at Huntington Bay Dock
The steamer John H Starin of Starin Transportation located today at Locust Grove excursion dock Huntington bay Long Island after its New Haven arrival anxiety. It left New York Monday night at 9 00 and was due in New Haven yesterday morning. Thirty passengers were aboard with several walking to Northport to catch trains to New York.
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New York
John H. Starin
Starin Transportation Company
New Haven
Locust Grove
Huntington Bay
Long Island
Huntington
Northport
Possible Indictment Of Brooklyn Union Over Cantilever Crane
New York reports that the Housesmiths and Bridge Workers union may face conspiracy charges in federal court for attempts to halt cantilever crane work on the battleship Connecticut at the Brooklyn navy yard. Admiral Rodgers sought legal guidance from Assistant District Attorney Howells, who said arrests could follow if evidence proves deliberate interference with government work.
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New York
Housesmiths and Bridge Workers Union
Connecticut
Brooklyn Navy Yard
United States District Court
Admiral Rodgers
Howells
Eastern District Federal Court
Brooklyn
United States
Train collision demolishes engine at Conneaut
A west bound Lake Shore passenger train collided with a freight at Conneaut Ohio early today damaging the passenger engine. Machinists Arnold Kentler and Ed Dennis of Syracuse New York riding in the freight caboose are reported badly hurt, with no passengers believed injured.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Shore
Conneaut
Arnold Kentler
Ed. Dennis
Syracuse
N. Y
Albanian Soldier Sentenced for Russian Consul Death
In Constantinople on April 15 a Albanian soldier who shot M. St. Cherbina, the Russian consul at Mitrovitza, after wounding him fatally, was sentenced to death. The Russian embassy demanded a revision of the prior sentence of 15 years in prison.
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Constantinople
M. St. Cherbina
Mitrovitza
Firemen arrive to cover Pittburg fleet strike in Two Harbors
Twenty nine firemen arrive on the Duluth and Iron Barge train from Duluth to replace striking crew on the Pittsburg steamship fleet. They begin work at once and prepare to depart with loaded ore cars as ships are readied for loading.
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Two Harbors
Minn
Duluth and Iron
Duluth
Pittsburg
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises Dark Rich Color Restore
An advertorial claim offers Ayer's Hair Vigor to revert gray hair to a dark, rich shade. Mentions a perce dressing and a 22.47 percent figure as support for the product's effectiveness.
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Ayer
Lowell Mills Strike Hearing Tells of Market Cornering
A crowded fourth day at the State board of arbitration hearing in Lowell revealed Tremont and Suffolk agent John Connell stating Fall River mills earned a 10 percent wage rise aided by Borden mills buying print cloth and advancing wages twice. He said Borden controlled the market, forcing rivals to pay more. Critics pressed for payroll specifics and process details, but Connell declined to enumerate operatives.
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State Board of Arbitration
Lowell
City Hall
Johni. Connell
Tremont
Suffolk
Frank E. Dunbar
Fall River
Borden
Borden Mills
E. D. McVey
Mr. Dunbar
Mr. McVey
Mr. Connell
Missing Yale Fres hman and Sailboat Unio Vanish in Sound
New Haven April 15 no trace of Lester C Barton of Chicago a Yale freshman missing since Monday after a harbor sail with a friend. The 18 foot cat boat Unio owned by James A Austin was seen in heavy seas off Milford and has not been found. Austin searched along the shore to Bridgeport but yielded no clue. Barton described as tall with a red sweater, classmates seek his companion though many are away for break. Efforts to locate by coastwise inquiries continue along Connecticut and Long Island Sound shores.
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New Haven
Conn
Lester C. Barton
Chicago
Yale
Barton
James A. Austin
Unio
Austin
Milford
Bridgeport
Unio Capgsield
Connecticut
Jeng Island
Sound
Easter Sale at First Unitarian Church
The women of the First Unitarian church hold an Easter sale in the church entry on Thursday afternoon April 16 from 2 to 6. Tables feature aprons bags stockings handkerchiefs fancy articles and homemade candy. Afternoon tea will be served with admission including tea set at ten cents.
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First Unitarian Church
Wind Storm Slows Lowell Wires and Troubled Streets
A stiff east wind swept over Lowell and nearby towns, causing widespread impatience and minor havoc. Wires were down for Electric Light Corporation crews to repair, while Postal and Western Union telegraph and telephone services were mostly spared. Small trees toppled on the outskirts, and uncertainty lingers over the damage to early spring plantings as frost and gusts persisted.
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Lowell
Electric Light Corporation
Postal
Western Union
Eighbor
Eight Gold Medals For Canadian Rescue Of American Crew
A Kincardine Ontario despatch reports President Roosevelt authorized humane society medals for eight rescuers who saved the American schooner Ann Maria crew after a October gale. Four rescuers and four sailors were involved with two sailors later saved. one rescuer and crewman died. US Consul Shirley presented medals to the town’s citizens.
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Chicago
Record-Herald
Kincardine
Ont
Roosevelt
Washington
U. S
Shirley
Goderich
Ann Maria
Cleveland
Milwaukee
William Ferguson
Thomas
John
Walter McGraw
Humane Society
Rooveselt
Attorney General Pays New Jersey Speeding Fine
Newark April 15 The first victim of New Jersey new speed law is Attorney General Thomas N. McCarter. Justice Cook in Madison refused his plea of not guilty and police witness said he exceeded the limit. He initially refused to pay the $27.60 fine and planned an appeal, then dropped the appeal and paid the fine.
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Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Thomas N. McCarter
It Is Impossible To Build Up In A Day
The note states that years of illness cannot be rebuilt in a day and that Father John’s Medicine provides relief for bronchitis asthma and consumption, requiring daily use for lasting recovery. It claims a refund if it does not cure, and emphasizes it is not a patent medicine.
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Father John
Ten year Lowell district Sunday School workers meet
The Lowell district of the Massachusetts Sunday School association marked its tenth anniversary at St Pauls church with delegates from Billerica Chelmsford Dracut Dunstable Lowell Tewksbury Tyngsboro and Westford. The day featured renewed spirit and reports showing growth in membership schools and classes, plus a large afternoon turnout and remarks from Rev George B Dean and others.
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Lowell
Massachusetts Sunday School Association
St. Paul's Church
Evangelical
Billerica
Chelmsford
Dracut
Dunstable
Tewksbury
Tyngsboro
Westford
Robert F. True
George B. Dean
F. M. Pickles
Centralville M. E
J. M. Craig
First Presbyterian Church
E. M. Skilton
Home Department
H. S. Conant
Boston
W. J. Twort
Lawrence
Mass
Henry A. Smith
Ida M. Goucher
Robert True
W. H. Meister
Hugh Green
Helen M. Brown
Henry K. King
R. W. Dunbar
J. A. McKnight
H. Linwood Hartwell
Oc Foster
M. Louise Blanchard
Wife of Rutgers professor dies on Tremont steamer
From Tremont. Mrs Martha Hamilton Breazeale wife of Wm G Breazeale associate professor of mathematics at Rutgers College is believed to have died by suicide by jumping overboard from the Joy line steamer Tremont in Long Island Sound Monday night. Her husband and his brother in law R W Prentiss identified clothing and items left in the Tremont cabin and a woman answering the name Mrs Brown is thought to be Mrs Breazeale. A note said her body would be found in the Sound. She had ill health and melancholia.
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New York
Martha Hamilton Breazeale
Wm. G. Breazeale
Rutgers College
Joy Line
Tremont
Long Island Sound
Breazeale
Inlaw
R. W. Prentiss
Prices for Books at Appleton Library Sale New York
A rare first edition of Percy Shelley's Adonais sold for 410 dollars on the second Appleton library sale day, with Alastor at 225 and St Irvyne at 105. Poe's Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque two volumes brought 390. Whittier Moll Pitcher 285, Longfellow Evangeline 137. Tennyson poems 390, Lamb Tales of Rosamund Gray and Old Blind Margaret 390, Irving Knickerbocker History of New York 172.
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New York
Percy Shelley
Adonais
Appleton Library
Alastor
St. Irvyne
Poe
Longfellow
Whittier
Evangeline
Tennyson
Charles Lamb
Rosamund Gray
Margaret
Washington Irving
Electrician May Sues a Church in Billerica Case
In the civil session of the police court Tuesday afternoon the case of Charles A. May vs. First Baptist church society of Billerica was tried before Judge Hadley.
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Charles A. May
First Baptist Church Society of
Laflamme Birth in City Delights Parents at Moody Street
In this city on April 15 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Laflamme of 7384 Moody Street.
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Police Court
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Col
Berean Church Sale
Coney Island
Rockaway
Russia
Lowell Millis
Him
Lowell District OF Sunday School Workers
St. Paul's M. E. Church
O. C. Frye
Treasury
Mrs. Breazeal
J. Stuart Murphy
Judge Fisher
Church Society
Hadley
Appleton
O'Sullivan Bros. Co
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