Prince Henry XV of Pless may become German ambassador
Berlin reports that if Dr. von Holleben retires within a year Emperor William may appoint Prince Henry XV of Pless as ambassador in Washington. The Prince, recently back from New York, seeks the post and is supported by high court figures, while alternatives include Dr Mumm von Schwarzenstein in China and Baron Speck von Sternberg, seen with mixed reactions in Washington and by President Roosevelt. Prince Henry previously served as secretary to the German embassy in London.
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Berlin
von Holleben
Washington
William
Prince Henry XV
Pless
United Bates
New York Chamber of Commerce
Prince Henry of
von Caprivi
von Buelow
Mumm von Schwart
Daisy Cornwallis- West
Cornwallis-West
Duke of Westminster
Prince Henry
London
Russell Farm
Mr. Morrison
Knife Evidence at Trial Reveals Head Wounds Details
Report of courtroom testimony describes how the head was severed after death, the autopsy noting six wounds and a blunt knife as a possibility. Medical examiner Meigs cites a short sharp instrument or knife as the likely cause, with decapitation occurring postmortem and corroborating evidence from the scene and witnesses.
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Joe V. Meigs
Lowell
Snos
Meigs
Sheriff
Boy's Life Saved From Membranous Croup
Winchester Indiana resident C W Lynch attributes his boy’s life to Foley's Honey and Tar after a severe membranous croup attack. He states relief came after one dose. Advertisement notes substitutes refused and lists local sellers F C Goodale and H L Bailey Co on Merrimack Street.
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C. W. Lynch
Winchester
Ind
Foley
F.C. Goodale
Trading Post Opens In Huntington Hall Tonight Spirit High
Passaconaway tribe and Independent Order of Red Men hold a three night fair at Huntington hall with a varied program. Dancing last night drew crowds and the social rooms showcased colorful booths and many committees led by Chas. N. Leach and O. A. Libby. Tonight features another entertainment, with a fresh program promised for tomorrow.
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Passaconaway Tribe
Red Men
Huntington Hall
Chas. N. Leach
A. W. Garland
O. A. Libby
Chas. H. Kittredge
Geo. A. Frost
Chas. C. Dursthoff
Geo. W. Jockow
Chas
L. F. Steele
CC. H. Kittredge
Wra. H. Marvell
John Haworth
James H. Hickey
A. Cora Stiles
A. H. Garland
Milo R. Clifford
H. C. Burton
Flora Armstrong
Elnora Clifford
Hardy
Mary Smith
Mary Is. Offutt
Rachel Symonds
Jennie W. Bailey
Annie EK. Tuttle
Dr. Bartlett
J. R. McGruther
Lizzie Stackpole
Charles P. Ware
A. Bruce
Ella M. Leavy
Ella Sawyer
Laura Coleman
Annie Kilpatrick
Emma Foss
Mary Dearborn
Ethel McGruther
G A R Elections Elect Officers For Next Six Months
Post 120 elected officers for the next six months at its inst night meeting. Commanders named include Augustus W. Boodry as Commander, Frank W. Cragin senior vice commander, Royal S Ripley junior vice commander, Charles Cutler chaplain, E R Fife quartermaster, and A J Boles officer of the day.
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The
Augustus W. Boodry
Frank W. Cragin
Royal 8
Local G A R Posts Elect Officers and Appoint Delegates
The guard officer Martin S Somers delegates to the convention with C H Stickney F C Wasley and H Flanders as alternates Frank W Cragin S C Smiley and Ralph B Plumstead named as relief committee members Ward 1 Ralph Plumstead wards 2 and 3 John Bagley ward 4 B F Crosby ward 5 Warren Gilman ward 6 Martin Somers ward 8 S C Smiley ward 9 F P Fish. Post 185 held its semi annual officer election resulting in Commander L P Batchelder senior vice commander W H Worcester junior vice commander M L Bassett quartermaster H W Allen surgeon Dr G E Pinkham chaplain J R Fletcher officer of the day Benjamin Clough officer of the guard Amos Winters relief fund trustees Dr G E Pinkham C H Richardson and H W Allen. At the B F Butler post G A R meeting Commander Charles Cowley announced the death since the last meeting of Major General John C Caldwell whose childhood years were in Lowell. The late general was remembered by James S Russell who recalled his speech to scholars at the high school after the Civil War and thanks to teachers for their aid. For 1992 officers elected Commander M H McCue senior vice commander J J Dolan junior vice commander James McCarthy Q M C A Donaghue surgeon J H Quimby chaplain Chas Nelson officer of the day John Hallisey officer of the guard P Leclaire delegates C A Donaghue Co Cowley C A Stott G E Worthen Alternates J J Dolan W H O Hayes C S Goodwin F H Butler Trustees of relief fund C A Stott FP H Butler C A Donaghue
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Ficer
Guard
Martin S. Somers
Department
C. H. Stickney
F.C. Wasley
H. Flanders
Frank W. Cragin
S. C. Smiley
Ralph B. Plumstead
Ralph Plumstead
John Bagley
B. F. Crosby
Warren Gilman
Martin Somers
C. Smiley
F. P. Fish
LP. Batchelder
W. H. Worcester
M. L. Bassett
H. W. Allen
G. E. Pinkham
J. R. Fletcher
Benjamin Clough
Amos Winters
Relief Fund
C. H. Richardson
B. F. Butler
Charles Cowley
John C. Caldwell
Lowell
James S. Russell
Gen. Caldwell
Chase
Mr. Russell
M. H. McCue
J. J. Dolan
J. VV
James McCarthy
Q. M
C. A. Donaghue
J. H. Quimby
Chas, Nelson
John Hallisey
P. Leclaire
Co. Cowley
C. A. Stott
G. E. Worthen
Every Day club holds first monthly banquet in Lowell
The Every Day club, a new Lowell and Boston business and traveling salesmen group, staged its inaugural banquet at Merrimack house with about 60 members. Speeches and toasts filled the evening while Academy of Music musicians provided lively entertainment. Officers named: President Ikey Harrie Boston, Vice President Henry Sullivan Newark, Treasurer James M. Kahn Boston, Recording Secretary Harry Freed Boston.
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Every Day Club
Lowell
Boston
Merrimack House
Academy of Music
Ikey" Harrie
Henry Sullivan
Newark
James M. Kahn
Harry Freed
Armory battalion drill draws strong attendance
At the armory the battalion drill of Companies G C and M drew a good crowd. Ann Kittredge of Company C acted as major, Lieut Howard of Company G adjutant, Sergt Ktehell of Company C sergeant major, Captain Fairweather led Company G, Lieut Kelcey led Company and Captain McNulty led his company. Movements showed military precision pleasing the spectators, who expect a reception at the armory next Friday.
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G. C
Ann Kittredge
Lieut
Howard
Comorey
Miret Sergt. Ktehell
Fairweather
Lieut. Kelcey
McNulty
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Bridge Street
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Columbia Street
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Ring's
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Market Street
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