Two French girls run down by horse at Moody street crossing
Adelia Duquette aged 10 and her sister aged 8 were struck by a horse at the Moody Austin crossing while hurrying to St Joseph's convent. Adelia suffered severe scalp wounds and profuse bleeding, while the younger girl had a nervous fright. Both were taken by ambulance to St John’s hospital.
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Napoleon Duquette
Dodge Street
Austin Street
Moody Street
St. Joseph’s Convent
Gaudette
St. Jean- Baptiste’s
Adelia Duquette
St. John's Hospital
Adelia
Sunday School Tragedy: Nine year old Emma Rausch Dies
In Brooklyn at Ainslie Street Presbyterian Church Emma Rausch bought a penny balloon. The mouthpiece lodged in her throat during class, choking her. Trustees and doctors failed to remove it. Pastor Rev. R. S. Dawson led a fervent prayer as she died, and a memorial service followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ainslie Street Presbyterian
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Emma Rausch
Charles Follett
Dawson
Mr. Dawson
Fourth Class Postmaster Appointments Listed
Washington March 2 news lists fourth class postmaster appointments for Maine West Poland Clarence E Storer Vermont Sandy Gate Mrs Sarah M Randall with local offices and recipients named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
West Poland
Clarence E. Storer
Vermont
Sandy Gate
Sarah M. Randall
Canton Plot Nipped in the Bud and Famine in Japan
News from Victoria B C reports Hong Kong rebels planned an uprising in Canton with arms and uniforms seized and British gunboats sent to deter the plot. Fires were planned, mandarins to be slain, and the treasury looted. Also noted is severe famine in northern Japan threatening 150000 people and rising anti Japanese sentiment in Korea.
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Canton
Britmaris
Morin
Col. Chon
Dougherty
Pekin
West
Pak Ling
Japan
Korea
Seoul
Mokpo
Hawaii
Laerles
Singapore
Cannon
Philippines
Laeries
Candidate enters race for chief of fire department
Michael J. Markham canvassed common council members Friday and Saturday declaring his candidacy for fire chief. Edward J. O Connell of hose 7 in Chapel Hill fire house is now the leading candidate. Francis W. Qua retires as city solicitor. William A. Hogan succeeds him and faces many tax cases. Public burial grounds trustees meet tonight. council may vote on a fire chief at tomorrow’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Markham
Common Council
Edward J. O'Connell
Hose 7
Chapel Hill
Hosmer
Underwriters’ Association
Francis W. Qua
William A. Hogan
City Hall
Hogan
Mr. Qua
Fire Department
American Dentist Ordered to Leave Saxony
Dresden March 2 American dentist L A O'Brien has been expelled for suspected ties to Crown Princess Louisse. He will depart Dresden Wednesday with his wife and four children and sail for America on Thursday after court extended 24 hour notice to settle affairs. The Saxony government notified other powers of the expulsion, making residence in Germany or Austria impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Saxony
L. A. O’brien
Kingdom
Louisse
America
O’brien
Weavers Out in Bristol Mill Strike Inches Forward
New Bedford March 2 The Bristol mill strike began this morning with only about 50 weavers in the loom room though other machinery started. No demonstrations occurred and pickets were not detailed. About 250 weavers are out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Bristol
Water Falling Rapidly in Pittsburg Rivers
Pittsburg March 2 The Allegheny river at 10 am stood at 25 feet with a half foot per hour drop. Floods reached high levels across western Pennsylvania closing mills and factories near the fly pits, threatening about 40,000 workers with temporary unemployment and lost wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Grip Contagious and Easily Spread Warns Public
Dr. Cyrus Edson urges awareness of grip contagion in New York as he explains the germ spreads via air in respiratory mucous membranes. He advises staying away from infected people, keeping warm and dry, and not kissing a baby with grip while urging rest and medical consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cyrus Edson
Europe
Flood danger ends as Wilkesbarre river falls
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania reports the danger from flood waning today as the river peaked at 12 feet 6 inches and then began to drop. Cold weather halted the thaw, limiting losses to a few washouts and flooded mines with no further damage anticipated if cold continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Remembered Gov Long Honored in Hingham Meeting
At a Hingham town meeting on March 2 citizens passed a resolution sending sympathy to Hon. John D. Long, former Massachusetts governor and secretary of the navy, ill in St. Margaret's hospital. The vote was signed by moderator Francis H. Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingham
John D. Long
Massachusetts
Navy
St. Margaret's Hospital
Francis H. Lincoln
Bordentown Flood Drenches Docks and Piers Near Canal
Water from the upper Delaware river has caused a freshet in Bordentown New Jersey. Docks piers and buildings along the Delaware and Raritan canal are inundated as the river continues to rise. The lowlands of Pennsylvania opposite Bordentown are flooded. Local authorities monitor rising waters.
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Bordentown
N. J
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
Bombshell Found In Factory Basement Entrance
New York on March 2 a six pound naval projectile without the cartridge was found today at the basement entrance of a building occupied by O'Brien and Mosher packing box manufacturers. It will be tested to prove whether it is charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O’brien & Mosher
Lynn Houses Stoned in Central Square Riot
Fred J. Kister a Boot and Shoe Workers union strike breaker was arrested Saturday night and held in 500 for the grand jury on a charge of assault with dangerous weapon. During the night windows were broken at the Boyden house and the St James lodging house where many strike breakers lodge.
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Lynn
Fred. J. Kister
Boot and Shoe Workers
Central Square
Boyden House
Auitchers Lodge
St. James
Summer Street
Fire Threat Doused After Lamp Tip Over at Brooks Establishment
A naphtha lamp tipped over Saturday night in J. W. Brooks Market street shop narrowly avoided a serious fire. Mrs. Leach, daughter of Brooks, was in the warerooms with the owner and attempted to smother the flames with a carpet but could not stop them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brooks
Market Street
Leach
Brooks
Ayer's Hair Vigor Promises Dye Restores Gray Hair
The product claims to restore color to gray hair, promote growth, prevent shedding, and cure dandruff. The claim is presented without evidence. Kass.
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Ayer
Strike at Pittsburg Builders Union Calls For Higher Wages
Pittsburg March 2 1600 painters struck today for wage rise from 3.20 to 3.60 a day following last night's meeting of the Pittsburg division of the Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers of America. Work paused on many buildings under construction though large structures proceed as contractors have signed the scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
The
Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paper Hangers of America
Sultan forces defeated. War Minister Menekhi killed
A dispatch from euta, Morocco to Imparcial states the sultan's troops were defeated and War Minister Menekhi was killed. The date and location of the battle are not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Maré
Euta
Morocco
Menekhi
Extra Session Called by President for Senate
Washington March 2 The President signed a proclamation calling an extraordinary session of the Senate of the 58th Congress to meet March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
58Th Congress
Hard Case in Burdick Murder Probed by Police
Buffalo authorities questioned Mrs Burdick and her mother after the Ashland avenue murder of B L Burdick. They said they could not identify the killer and expected no immediate arrests. Detectives underscored the case remains difficult with no fresh leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Burdick
B. L. Burdick
Ashland Avenue
Hull
No. 10
Canastota
Cusack
Margaret Murray
Coatsworth
Death toll climbs from typhoid at Cornell linked Auburn student
Auburn N Y March 2 Fred Wake a Cornell freshman died this morning of typhoid fever contracted at the college. The death marks the second from the disease among Auburn students with four others sick and one reported near death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N. Y
Fred Wake
Cornell
Drunks in Monday Police Court Case Docket
A Monday session before Judge Hadley dealt with 27 drunks at the market house. Kennedy received a reformatory sentence after appealing for another chance, Riordan and Ferris were found guilty with fines and jail time, Nellie Dixon's four month sentence followed a suspended term, and several others received probation or small fines for drunkenness and related conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Alexander J. Kennedy
Reformatory
Dennis F. Riordan
Mary E. Ferris
Wm. Marshall
Rose Langlers
Joseph Contors
Michael Scannell
Levi H. Roberts
Frank Harkins
Pittsburg Division Clears Congestion On Sunday Cleanup
Pittsburg Pa March 2 It was stated today that for the first time since November the Pittsburg division of the Pennsylvania is entirely cleaned up with no cars at terminals or along lines under division control There is some congestion at manufacturing terminals but the companies will handle unloading On the Baltimore and Ohio and the Pittsburg and Lake Erie lines the usual Sunday cleanup dispersed accumulated cars and these lines are now comparatively free from congestion.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio
Lake Erie
Solemn Requiem Mass For Rev John J Dacey Held In Ohio
A solemn high mass of requiem was offered at the church of the Immaculate Conception at 9 o'clock this morning for Rev. John J. Dacey with Rev. Eugene A. Dorgan and Frs. Lawrence and McGrath of the Oblate Fathers celebrating. A large congregation attended and the church choir led the singing at Steubenville Ohio.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
John J. Dacey
Steubenville
Ohio
Eugene A. Dorgan
Frs. Lawrence and McGrath
Prisoner Kills Jailer and Breaks From Jail
Olympia March 2 Chris T Benson a grand larceny prisoner killed Jailer David Morell and escaped leaving open jail doors Mrs Jesse Mills wife of the sheriff arrived with a revolver to stop seven prisoners from fleeing A posse pursues the fugitive and is said to have him surrounded near the town A $300 reward is offered for Benson.
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Olympia
Wash
Chris T. Benson
David Morell
Benson
Jesse Mills
Wanted stenographer position with two years’ experience
Help wanted notices list a first class stenographer with two years experience at L7, this office. Also a bell shoe and clothing store seeks a bright bushelman. A gold locket and chain were lost Saturday with reward offered at 121 Eleventh street. A carpenter seeks day or week work at Foggs, Ueen Street.
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A Bushelman
Bell Shoe and Clothing Store
Eleventh Street
Ueen Street
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IOC
Lowell
O’sullivan Bros. Co
Bristol Mill
Pope Leo XIII
Rome
Empire City
Pope Leo
Gov. Long
Kass
Ing Senate
Mr. Burdick
Hadley’s Court
FR. Dacey
Sheriff's Wife
Merrimack Clothing Company
Hampshire Street
Wilder Street
A. W. Dows & Co
Central and
Merrimack Streets
Colburn Street
A. F. Dole
Westford Street
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