Berlin Cathedral Dedication Becomes Gala Protestant Service
Emperor William presided at the consecration of Berlin's evangelical cathedral with a brilliant assembly of diplomats clergymen and royalty. The ceremony featured Handel Bach and Luther music and a long address by Dr Dryander highlighting Protestant unity and the emperor as protector of the faith.
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Berlin
Emperor William's
Mecca
Potter
New York
Europe
Tower
von Buelow
Ripon
Boyd Carpenter
Gustavus Adolphus
Francis Brown
Union Theological Seminary
J. H. Prugh
Grace Reformed Church
Pittsburg
J. J. Heisnmann
St. Peter's
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Frederick
Denmark
Dr. Luther
Martin Luther
Dryander
Uryancer
Bach
Luther
God
Dr. Kritzinger
Former Massachusetts Governor Geo Boutwell Dies at 87
Groton reports the death of former governor and U S secretary of the treasury Geo S Boutwell after a pneumonia illness at his home aged 87. He declined after years in politics and law, led the anti imperialist league, and left the Republican party in 1898 over the Philippine issue. Funeral in Groton town hall Thursday at 2 with Gen Bancroft in charge. Boston dispatch adds Gov Douglas tribute calling him a foremost citizen.
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Groton
Geo. Sewall Boutwell
Massachusetts
U. S. Secretary of the Treasury
Sarah Adelia ‘Thayer
Nathan Thayer
Hollis
N. H
Boutwell
Francis M
Georgianna
Lincoln
Tremont Claims Commission
National
House of Representatives
Committee of 14
House
Treasury
Grant
U. S. Senate
United States
French and American Claims Commission
Republican Party
Anti-Imperialist League
Arlington Mills Co May Lease Atherton Machine Shop
Law rence mill interests press plans to lease or purchase the Atherton Machine Shop in Amesit to expand weaving and spinning operations. Mayor Casey and associates toured the plant, found it suitable, and expect to rent for one to three years. If operated, 260 to 300 workers could gain immediate employment as Lowell competitors vie for the deal.
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Arlington Mills CO
Atherton
Arlington Woolen Mills
Lawrence
James B. Casey
Edward Cawley
Hobbs
Arlington Mills
Lawrence Concern
Lowell
Worcester
Senator Lodge on Death of Gov Boutwell
Senator Lodge spoke in Washington about the death of Gov. Boutwell. He called Boutwell an historic figure who remained active with vigor and zeal to the end, a very able and distinguished man whose loss is great to the United States and Massachusetts.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Mr. Boutwell
Gov. Boutwell
United States
Massachusetts
Fifteen Die In West Virginia Coal Mine Explosion
Welch West Virginia February 27 Fifteen men are known dead from an explosion in shaft No 1 of the United States Coal and Coke Company mine eighteen miles from Welch. The death toll could rise but exploration is blocked by a continuing fire as the blast occurred at the start of the shift.
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Welch
W. V
U. S. Coal and Coke Company
Swayne Cleared in Senate Impeachment Trial
Washington February 27 The senate acting as a court of impeachment acquitted Judge Charlies Swayne of the northern district of Florida on all twelve Articles. Voting largely along party lines, 33 guilty to 49 not guilty on the first Article, with detailed roll calls showing Republican and Democrat splits. Judge Swayne, not present in the chamber, learned of the results from his attorneys as the session adjourned.
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Washington
Senate
Charlies Swayne
Florida
House of Representatives
W. C. O'Neal
Swayne A
Chamber
House
Aldrich
Alger
Messrs
Allison
Allee
Ankeny
Bacon
Swayne
Bard
Kittridge
McCumber
Nelson
Dubois
Gibson
Knox
Bailey
Bate
Berry
Blackburn
Carmack
Clark
Montana
Clay
Cockrell
Culberson
Daniel
Foster
Louisiana
Gorman
Kittredge
Latimer
McCreary
Mac Cumber
McEnery
McLaurin
Mallory
Martin
Money
Morgan
Newlands
Overman
Patterson
Pettus
Simmons
Stone
Taliaferro
Tetler
Precautions Taken After Two Arnold Children Die
Two Arnold children of 24 Daly Street died of cerebro spinal meningitis. Robert C. Jr. fell ill first and died at a city farm Friday morning. George died Saturday at home. An autopsy by Dr. T. B. Smith confirmed meningitis. The house was quarantined and fumigated. remaining children were quarantined. Authorities note the disease is highly contagious and deadly to children aged 10 to 16.
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Robert C
Bridget A. Arnold
Daly's Street
T. B. Smith
Robert C., Jr
Elity Farm
George
Daly Street
Lowell
Board of Health
J. W. Brooks
Engineer offers Lowell incineration plant for city refuse
Lewis Colwell of New York submits to Mayor Casey a proposal to build and operate an incineration plant to handle Lowell’s entire household refuse at no cost to the city. He would receive the unburnt residuary ashes at 3 to 4 percent and wants a 15 year exclusive franchise with a suitable plot and utilities, plant open for inspection.
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Lowell
Lewis Colwell
City of
Indiana Bribery Cases Heard by Marion County Grand Jury
Indianapolis Feb 27 Marion county grand jury summoned to investigate bribery charges in the Indiana legislature was instructed by Judge Alford today and then retired to the grand jury room.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County Grand Jury
Indiana
Igislature
Alford
Grand Jury
New Orleans Blaze Leaves Rail Terminals In Ruins
Illinois Central reports initial loss of five million dollars from a massive fire that destroyed elevators and warehouses at Stuyvesant docks in New Orleans. Debris clearance and rebuilding plans follow, with emphasis on handling freight flow from the west and minimizing further delays. No lives lost. two fire engines damaged and crews endangered by flying debris as ten ships rode at the docks.
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New Orleans
Illinois Central Railroad
Harris, Scow & Co
Chicago
Illinois Central
Chas. Ricardson
No. 6
Leland Line
Paterson Tramps Claimed Death of Young Woman
New York police report ten tramps arrested after a Paterson case where a young woman identified as Lillian Horton was found nearly nude at a railroad embankment. Investigators say exposure and ill treatment caused death after she was lured to a mountain hut. autopsy cites exhaustion from exposure.
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New York
Paterson
N. J
Lillian Horton
Belle Patterson
Brighth Avenue
Jennie Rosschieter
Yonkers
Eighth Avenue
Contributions Pour In For Hot Springs Sufferers
News from Hot Springs Arkansas on February 27 reports continued outside contributions for victims of Saturday's large fire. Three deaths are now generally accepted but the identities of the victims remain unestablished.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Alienist declares Snell sane in murder verdict
Boston on February 27 news reports that Angles Snell of New Bedford, convicted of murdering fisherman Tilling Hast Kirby, is judged sane by alienist Dr Henry R Steadman in an examination ordered by Attorney General Parker. Kirby’s body was found at Horseneck Beach near New Bedford. Snell was later found guilty.
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Boston
Angles Snell
New Bedford
Tillinghast Kirby
Parker
Henry R. Steadman
Snell
Kirby
Horseneck Beach
Fourth Man Is Arrested In Wholesale Store Robbery Case
Four men were arraigned before Judge Hadley for complicity in wholesale robberies from F M Bill Co. McEachran and Whitehead faced larceny charges, Desmond and Sabourin charged with receiving stolen property. Bail set, case moved to March 7, police report infancy of case.
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Hadley
F. M. Bill & Co
John A. McEachran
John Whitehead
Pleads Guilty to Shooting His Wife in Charlestown
Boston February 27 In the superior criminal court John A. Riecker of Charlestown pleaded guilty to shooting and killing his wife Helen S. Riecker at their home three weeks ago Assistant District Attorney Sughrue consented to a verdict of manslaughter He was jealous of her and will be sentenced later
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James Grennan
Thomas J. Millerick
Melvin A. Cameron
Frank E. Austin
Edward Talbot
Alfred Be, Tyndale
William Lane
Elizabeth Clark
August Wenzel
Harry Lindsay
Patrick J. McNamara
Frank Hallowood
Hugh Lee
August Grodien
Michael Doherty
Sunday
Boston
Superiors
John A. Riecker
Charlestown
Helen S. Riecker
Sughrue
Riecker
Lena Officers Ordered to Return to San Francisco
St. Petersburg Feb 27 United States pressure prompts Russia to order back the Lena officers who violated parole. They are returned with a punishment grade, justified by their youth as the sole excuse given.
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St. Petersburg
United States
Russia
Lena
San Francisco
Peabody and Adams Briefs Read by Gubernatorial Panel
Printed copies of the briefs of findings of counsel for James H. Peabody and Alva Adams were given to each committee member as they began considering the report to be submitted to the joint convention of the general assembly. Peabody claims a 2433 vote majority while Adams asserts a 6955 majority.
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Denver
Col
James H. Peabody
Alva Adams
General Assembly
Peabody
Adams
Serpent in It Think of the Serpent in It Whiskey Colds
An old notice warns against using whiskey for colds chills and grip and promotes Sanford's Ghee as far healthier and ten times more effective. The wording urges readers to choose the product for health benefits over whiskey and cold remedies.
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Sanford
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Middlesex St. Cor
Ava
Jennie Raschifter
Pace
Philippine
Casey
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Wilcox
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
Ei-Azhar
the Mechanics Savings Bank
Merrimack St
Bank
Colwell
BLAZE
Poke Moe
Greine
McBride
Whitehead and McEachran
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Labour
Colorado
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