Boston Hosts Prince Henry of Prussia Banquet
Boston welcomes Prince Henry of Prussia with a formal city greeting led by Governor Crane and Mayor Collins, a Harvard bestowed Doctor of Laws, and a grand Somerset banquet. Speakers praise German-American friendship, industry, and shared values while landmarks and flags frame the reception.
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Boston
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Winthrop Murray Crane
P. A. Collins
Cambridge
Kaiser
Harvard
Five Die After Catssburg Mine Explosion in Monongahela
In Monongahela Pennsylvania a blast at the Catsburg mine of the Monongahela Consolidated Coal and Coke Co kills five men and seriously injures several others two of whom are fatally hurt. Mine fires burn since the premature dynamite blast lit gas. Relief attempts fail as successive explosions complicate rescue.
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Monongahela
Catsburg
Monongahela Consolidated Coal and Coke Co
Robert Howry
James Howey
William McFarland
Defence Opens in Patrick Trial as Jones Implicated
In New York on March 6 the defense opened in the Albert Ty. Patrick trial. Counsel urged acquittal, challenging Jones's testimony and alleging lack of concrete proof of conspiracy to kill Rice. Dr. Witthaus’s testimony and certain counts were challenged while the prosecution argued Jones was corroborated and the case should go to the jury. Dr. Walker Curry testified Rice had a weak heart and no signs of chloroform poisoning.
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New York
Albert Ty. Patrick
Goff
Witthaus
Patrick
Fred B. House
Cring
Jones
Mr. Rice
Rice
Horse
Osborne
House
Swenson
Mr. House
Dr. Curry
Paterick
Y M C A Basketball Continued Scorers Allen and Patrick
In a continuation of the YMCA basketball report, scoring details list Allen and Patrick as the top contributors. Referee Meister and official witness Dillon are noted in the game records.
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Allen and
Patrick
Meister
Dilion
P A C Versus Cambridge Clash In Huntington Hall
Tonight in Huntington hall the Cambridge team and the P A C meet in a league game described as one of the hottest of the season. Cambridge features Sheridan brothers Lynch Punch and McAlouski while P A C fields Allard Mc Farland Tighe McMannion and Jim Harrington. The P A C expected to win but must play full effort.
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Huntington Hall
Cambridge
Sheridan Brothers
Lynch
Punch
McAlouski
Allard
McFarland
Tighe
McMannion
Jimmy Harrington
Taft to undergo operation and plans return to Manila
Governor Taft, after testifying before congressional committees, will travel to Cincinnati for an operation on the ailment that sent him back from the Philippines. He aims to return to Washington in about a month for talks with the President and secretary of war, then proceed to Manila around May first. His recovery has improved since coming home.
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Commonwealth
United States
Emerson
Hawthorne
Longfellow
Aggasiz and Thoreau
Bancroft, Motley
Prescott
Crane
Mayor
Old Commonwealth of Massachusetts
John D. Long
Navy
Prince Henry
Harvard
Boston
Emerald Isle
Ivito
New York
Beey
May
Amerika
Long
Universal Republic
Family of God
Massachusetts
George H. Lyman
Lyman
North
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Taft
Cincinnati
Philippines
Manila
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local User
Mrs Annie Kelley of 9 Appleton street praises Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder troubles. She reports relief from back pain, variable kidney secretions, and sleep issues after using the product from Ellingwood & Co's drug store, buying multiple boxes. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole U S agents. price 49 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Kelley
Appleton Street
Dean
Ellingwood & Co
Foster-Milburn, Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Dean's
Swan testifies in equity case over $1500 disputed funds
Roland A. Swan, now in state prison for Arlington theft, testified in superior court against A P Nelson who acted as Swan’s counsel for four months after arrest. Swan claims a $1500 balance was misused, Nelson seeks $1060 plus $350 for associate, disputes trust, case ongoing.
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Boston
Roland A. Swan
Arlington
Equity
Superior Court
Mason
A. P. Nelson
Swan
Parker House
Mr. Nelson
Nelson
James B. Kellock
Cambridge
T. Richardson
W. I. Badger
Baseball notes outline Manchester practice and player moves
Manager Smith and President Reed schedule five Manchester practice dates with Worcester and two for Dartmouth. The Cuban Giants and Worcester visits, plus a Boston NL request declined, fill the slate. Pitcher Deacon Morrisey may be released per Virginia North Carolina league. Kelley contract talks loom as managers weigh two new Manchester signings.
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Smith
Reed
Manchester
Worcester
Dartmouth College
Boston
A. m
Dartmouth
Lawrence
Deacon Morrisey
Morrisey
Charity and Education Will Grants Large Yale Gift
The will of Mrs. Lura Currier filed for probate allocates the bulk of her estate to charity and education. Yale University receives 100000 dollars with income for deserving students in need of assistance, and Columbia College is left 5000 dollars.
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New York
Lura Currier
Nathaniel Currier
Hohenzollern Band Plays Charity Concert in New York
The imperial yacht Hohenzollern officers attended a German Press club event in New York. The ship’s band performed a concert at Carnegie Hall, with proceeds to be distributed to local charitable organizations.
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New York
Imperial Yacht
Hohenzollern
Carnegie Hall
Fight Bout Canceled Due To Small House
Lewiston March 6 The 15 round fight between Martin Flaherty of Lowell and Young Saxe of Boston scheduled for tonight was called off because the venue was too small and receipts would be insufficient.
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Lewiston
Martin Flaherty
Lowell
Young Saxe
Boston
Boston Boxer Draws in Six Round Bantam Bout
Providence March 6 twin Sullivan of Cambridge and Bob Montgomery of Boston fought six rounds to a draw in a brisk match with Sullivan taking the better of the argument. Kid Paull of Fall River won a six round decision over Harry Kronski of the city, known as Monk the Newsboy, marking his first loss in a long series against local bantamweights.
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Providence
R. I
Warren
R. 1
Sullivan
Cambridge
Bob Montgomery
Boston
Kid” Paull
Fall River
Harry Kronski
Monk
Defective Chimney Ignites Wakefield Town Farm Fire
A fire at Wakefield Town Farm caused $5000 in damage to the main building two miles from town center. Officials say a defective chimney sparked the blaze this afternoon.
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Wakefield Town Farm
Wakefield
illness of Benjamin A. Kimball in Egypt
Word arrives that Hon. Benjamin A. Kimball president of the Concord and Montreal railroad is seriously ill in Egypt. His son Henry Kimball of Concord has been summoned by cable from Mrs. Kimball to join him.
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Concord
N. H
Benjamin A. Kimpball
Concord and
Montreal
Egypt
Henry Kimball
President refutes Cuban reciprocity attitude shift
The White House released a firm statement in Washington on March 6 denying any change in the President’s stance on the Cuban reciprocity issue. The administration said such reports have no foundation in fact.
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Washington
White House
The Boer Delegates Present No Credentials Here
Washington reports the Boer delegates completed their mission with no credentials or formal relief applications. Officials have no knowledge of their next movements or plans.
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Washington
Sweeney Wins by KO in 3rd Round in New Britain Fight
In New Britain Conn on March 6 Patsey Sweeney of Manchester N H knocked out Eugene Reardon of Little Falls N Y in the scheduled 20 round bout at 143 pounds in the third round.
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New Britain
Conn
Patsey Sweeney
Manchester
N. H
Eugene Reardon
Little Falls
N. Y
Milk Men Meet In Boston For Milk Price Talks
Twenty five persons attended a conference at the American house in Boston between the directors of the New England Milk Producers' union and the New England Contractors' union. They sought a six month milk price agreement but no accord was reached. meeting adjourned to March 17.
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Eliot
Harvard
Boston
Prairies
Niagara
Massachusetts
Europe
American House
New England Milk Producers’ Union
New England Contractors’ Union
Gen Salazar Keeps Alban Policy in Isthmus
Panama March 6 General Salazar the new Governor reappoints Senores Arjona and Alemar as secretaries to the departments of state and finance respectively to show he will continue General Alban's policy on the isthmus.
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Panama
Salazar
Isthmus
Senores Arjona
Alemar
State
Finance
Alban
Eight Hour Day Endorsed by Quincy Labor Union
The Central Labor union of Quincy representing 20,000 workers and 12 district organizations endorsed the quarrymen strike for an eight hour day at nine hours pay and pledged support.
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Quincy
Central Labor Union
Luke Sanders Hanged for Murder in Marian
Marian Alabama March 6 Luke Sanders was hanged here today for the murder of Road Overseer Mullins last April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian
Ala
Luke Sanders
Mullins
Fatal Landslide In Illinois Central Line Near Rosin Tunnel
A landslide on the Illinois Central railroad near Rosin tunnel today killed three laborers from Kentucky. William Simons and Granville Morton of Horse Branch and Thomas Dobbs of Rosin died in the incident.
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Paducah
Illinois Central Railroad
Rosin
William Simons
Granville Morton
Horse Branch
Thomas Dobbs
Lowell Police Board Seeks Liquor Licenses For 1902 03
The Lowell Massachusetts Board of Police announces March 22 1902 as the deadline for blank license applications under Chapter 100 of the Revised Laws with tariffs for the 1902 03 license year ranging from 1 300 to 1 500 dollars. Druggist and paints and chemicals dealers must file by March 29 with required state certificates. second and third class licenses are not granted. The board warns applicants to select premises to occupy all year and notes inspections and meetings Tuesdays at 8 pm in the Police Building.
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the Board of Police
Lowell
Mass
Common Victualler
State Board of Registration In Pharmacy
Board of Police
Notice to cease carrying duties for express business
March 6 1902 notice warns that all wagons carts trucks sleighs and other vehicles used in job or express business must stop to haul for hire by March 31 1902. Renewal applications due by 12 oclock noon March 29 1902 at the police office. Joseph Smith clerk confirms order by the Board of Police.
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the Board of Police
Board of Police
Joseph Smith
Benson's Plasters Advise Cold to Pneumonia Prevention
An ad urges readers to use Benson's Porous Plasters to prevent serious winter illnesses after catching a cold on the chest. It claims quick action, warns of pneumonia dangers, and offers to prepay postage for 25 cents per plaster, with Seabury & Johnson as the manufacturers.
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United States
Seabury & Johnson, Mf. Chemists
N.Y
Uncle Sami Mail Tag Sparks Electro Silicon Shine Claim
A fragmented ad copy touts Uncle Sami’s mail tag with Electro Silicon, promising a liberal trial size of silver polish that purportedly never scratches or wears. The offer instructs sending an address to 30 Cliff Street New York for a post paid shipment at 15 cents in stamps.
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Sami
Electro- Silicon Co
Cliff St
New York
N. Y
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