Prince of Wales in Berlin Silent as Crowd Passes
Berlin Jan 26 Prince of Wales arrived to represent King Edward at Emperor William's birth anniversary celebration. Crowds showed no hats or applause, reflecting German decorum. He visited officials, attended a luncheon at the barracks, and later laid a wreath at Potsdam before a dinner at the castle. Funeral notices follow for local residents including Spead, Parmen ter, Boyle, McCarthy, Grady, Talbot, Thompson, and Buttrick with рядом services and burials listed.
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Berlin
Prince of Wales
Edward
William
Newfoundland
Emeror William
National Zeitung
United States
Germany
Prince Henry
Union
Republic
Count von Buelow
First
Royal Dragoons
Queen Victoria
Emperor
F. C. Lascelles
Albrecht
Brown Debaters Challenge Harvard for Debate
Boston January 26 Harvard University Debating Club is challenged by Brown University under the same terms as Harvard’s debates with Yale and Princeton. Brown leaves Harvard to select the question and sides. The challenge likely will not be accepted.
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Boston
Harvard University Debating Club
Brown University
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Brown
Obituary notices for Flood and several local residents
Obituary notices report the deaths of Henry T. Flood at 44 C Street aged 41 with a wife and children, and Margaret McCarthy aged 71 of St. Peter's parish at 64 Gorham Street, plus Mrs. Joseph Gingras 59 at 59 Whiting Street, Mrs. Robert Montmaquet 25 at 59 Third Avenue Pawtucketville, Carson F. Mann 46 of 32 Waite Street and member of Davis Mann Co. who leaves a widow. Mann belonged to multiple groups including Columbia Council O U R M Lady Franklin Council Daughters of Liberty Highland Lodge I O O F Passaconaway Tribe U O R M.
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Henry T. Flood
C Street
Margaret McCarthy
St. Peter's Parish
John P
Gorham Street
Thomas Callahan
Joseph Gingras
Whiting Street
Robert Montmaquet
N. Montmaquet
Third Avenue
Pawtucketville
Carson F. Mann
Waite Street
Davis, Mann & Co
Columbia Council
Lady Franklin Council
Daughters of Liberty
Highland Lodge
Passaconaway Tribe
Funeral for Frederick W. Dunn in Dunstable
The funeral procession for Frederick W. Dunn of Dunstable moved from Molloy funeral parlors to St. Peter's Church for service conducted by Fr Mullin. Bearers included Francis Kelleher and Thos F Keefe. burial followed at the Catholic cemetery under Molloy’s direction with floral tributes from family and friends across Concord and Nashua areas.
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Ferns
Thomas Dunn
Undertakers Co
M. Young & Co
William P. Spead
George F. Kenngott
Edson
Methuen Street
Lorena H. Parmenter
H. W. O. Milling
J. Lincoln Howarth
James Freeman
Martin J. Courtney
Typographical Union
C. I. Hood
J. F. O'Donnell
Mary McCarthy
St. Peter's Church
Fr. Mullin
Patrick Kearney
Thomas Gray
George Lynch
Patrick Owens
Bernard Flood
Cornelius Menahan
McDermott
Mary Elizabeth Grady
William Grady
Warwick Street
Jennie McManus
Susie Dearborn
Woburn
Mary A. Talbot
A. St. John Chambre
Rexford, Cut
Frederick W. Dunn
Dunstable
Charles H. Molloy
Francis Kelleher
Thos. F. Keefe
Walter Shanahan
Harry Thistle
John Janson
Wm. Caldeck
Heath
Wm. J. Caldbeck
Concord
N. H
Mamie Cronin
Divol
Sherburn
Mary
George
Harry
Frederick
Hugh Dunn
Tyngsboro
Lilla D. $Tott
Nashua
Obituary notices from city deaths reported
In this city, Jan 26, at his home 32 Waite street Carson F Mann aged 46 years 9 months 17 days. Flood In this city Jan 25 at his home 44 C street Henry T Flood aged 41 years. Cooper In this city January 26 Isaac Cooper aged 95 years 3 months 25 days. Funeral Wednesday January 29 at 2 30 pm at 25 Huntington street. Friends invited without further notice.
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Mann
Waite Street
Carson F. Mann
Flood
C Street
Henry T. Flood
Cooper
Isaac Cooper
Huntington Street
Mortuary Report Shows Week Deaths and Diseases
Population 94 969 total deaths 23 deaths under five 16 infectious diseases 4 acute lung diseases 6 diphtheria 3 croup membranous 1 Death rate for week ending Jan 25 1902 18 33 versus 21 91 and 19 71 prior weeks Infectious diseases for week ending Jan 25 1902 scarlet fever 1 diphtheria 19 membranous croup 1 measles 45 smallpox 1 Board of Health.
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Board OF Health
Vital Statistics list of ages and causes of death
City Clerk Girard G Dadman publishes a concise vital statistics list noting names ages and reported causes of death from heart disease bronchitis pneumonia meningitis and other conditions including infants with diphtheria croup and cerebral hemorrhage. The compilation covers many individuals with ages ranging from days to 75 years and includes several cases of bronchitis diphtheria and pneumonia among young children.
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Angeline Webster
Fred A. Parker
Anne M. Racao
Nellie Demers
Joseph L. Kennedy
Ray Wilson
Cornelius Dailey
Patrick Bagley
Marie Zapos
Joseph Maquin
Patrick McNamara
Peter Ahearn
Alfred J. Gravelle
Rose Walsh
Maggie Manning
Gracia Roy
Margaret Craggan
Croup
Onesime Barry
Marie Chouinard
Yvonne Beaulieu
Fraternal High land council to hold open meetings
A special committee of the Highland council R A reported after yesterday afternoon’s session that public classes should initiate on March 28. It voted to recommend open meetings on February 6 and 20 and March 6 and 20 to boost council membership by at least 100 members.
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Highland Council
R. A
Hale's In His Name translated for French readers
In His Name by Edward Everett Hale is issued in a French cloth bound edition with gilt top and portrait, translated by Mary Prince Sauveur. The 260 page volume targets French students and retails at $1.00, with G Cc. Prince & Son and T. H. Lacher handling sales.
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New England
Edward Everett Hale
Mary Prince Sauveur
William R. Jenkins
New York
G Cc. Prince & Son
T. H. Lacher
The Ship of Silence and Other Poems Review
A green bound Bowen-Merrill edition from Indianapolis presents Edward Uffington Valentine’s The Ship of Silence and Other Poems. Valen tine’s work shows distinctive vigor and a warm imagination praised by Harper’s Weekly, with poems like The Last Shot and The Mountain Peak showcasing dramatic imagery and classical allusions. The volume collects selections that reflect the author’s elevated poetic ideas and national literary promise.
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Bowen-Merrill Company
Indianapolis
Edward Uffington Valentine
Harper's Weekly
Mr. Valentine
Christopher Marlowe
Israel
Red Sea
G. C. Prince & Son
T. H. Lawler
War art and public taste collide over Verestchagin exhibit
Charles DeKay argues that public appetite for art like Verestchagin’s works defies painter’s views. He notes war reporting can shape opinion, likening art to medieval mystery plays that teach virtue and promote peace. The press illustrator wields similar influence on readers’ views of conflict.
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Vassili Verestchagin
Philippines
Charles DeKay
National Arts Club
Verestchagin
M. de Bloch
The
Hague
Russian critique questions Kipling on India and maps
A Westminster Gazette critic argues two Russian agents in Kipling’s Kim show ignorance about India. He notes that Indian survey maps, created with excellent English instruments and frontier data, already cover the region, making stealthy mapmaking unnecessary and undermining Kipling’s perception. This view casts doubt on Kipling's supposed infallibility.
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Westminster Gazette
London
Kipling
Foxy Quiller at the Opera House Tonight
Klaw and Erlanger present Foxy Quiller a De Koven and Smith comic opera starring Jer ome Sykes and Eleanor Kent with Adolph Zink Julius Steger and Grace Cameron in supporting roles The production promises elaborate scenery and costuming while comparing favorably to The Highwayman and Don Caesar de Bazan returns to the stage in a related note James K Hackett will perform Don Caesar de Bazan at the Lowell Opera House on January 30 plus a new society drama Her Lord and Master by Martha Morton heads to the local stage on January 31 and February 1
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Klaw & Erlanger Opera Company
Foxy Quiller
de Koven
Smith
Opera
Merry de Koven
Langing
Genial
Jerome Sykes
Adolph Zink
Kinona
Eleanor Kent
Julius Steger
Grace Cameron
Quillers
Don Caesar de Bazan
Victor Hugo
Ruy Blas
D’ennery
Victor Mapes
Don Caesar
James’ K. Hackett
Lowell Opera House
Wallack’s
New York
Mr. Hackett
Martha Morton
Mr. Kelcey
Miss Shannon
Doan's Ointment Ad Endorsed By Local Resident
Local resident Mr Stephen F Halpin of 34 Mass Corporation endorses Doan's Ointment for itching and skin troubles. He procured a box from Ellingwood & Co drug store at Merrimack and Central, reporting quick relief after long irritation. Doan's Ointment priced 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sale agents. advertised nationwide.
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Stephen F. Halpin
Mass. Corporation
Dean's
Ellingwood & Co
Merrimack
Central Streets
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Doan’s
Savoy Vaudeville Week Promises Top Attractions
The Savoy opens a week of headliner vaudeville featuring the Donovans in comic and musical sketches, Si Perkins and Lillian Walton in Our Country Cousins, Dr Smith and Prof Chisholm in athletic marvels, James Spellman debuting, J W Harrington in surprises, the Barkers with Ringling Bros. aerial act, and W J Sully in blackface monologue.
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Savoy
Donovans
James
Fannie
Si Perkins
Frank Perkins
Comedienne
Lillian Walton
Dr. Smith
Chisholm
James T. Spellman
First Universalist Church
Lowell
Spellman
J. W. Harrington
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
W. J. Sully
Jolly American Tramp and Knickerbocker Burlesquers at Music Hall
The Music hall hosts three nights of A Jolly American Tramp with Tuesday and Wednesday matinees, praised by Worcester Telegram for strong company and Jack Allen as the central tramp. After that, Knickerbocker Burlesquers debut with two new burlettas An Affair of Honor and A Night in Bohemia plus vaudeville acts and $0.10 ladies’ matinees.
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Music Hall
Worcester
Worcester Telegram
Lothrop
Opera House
E. E. Kidder
Sky Farm
Jack Allen
Carrie Godfrey
Maggie Mereath
Kitty Bingham
Knickerbocker
Robie
Bohemia
Simpsons
James
Flora
Hilton Brothers
Joe
Nellie Doner
Lewis and Green
Jack Gartner
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JE Press
David Thompson
Bridge Street
Undertaker Brooks
Market Street
John H. Buttrick
Grand Street
John M. Greene
T. Clayton Welles
Mortuary Report
Vital Statistics
William A. Roberts & CO
Hurd Street
Book World
Vassili Verestehagin
Count Tolstoi
Russia
France
Helen
Troy
Yiedeo
Dean
Bles
George H. Wood
Geo, H Wood
Central ST
Veiepmh Wee
Savoy Theatre
A. G. Pollard & CO
Edson Block
China
Haviland
Merrimack Street
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
New York Cloak and Suit Co
John Street
Dariary
Raglans
Newmarkets
Eugene G. Russell
Middlesex Street
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