Another Husband Another Husband Miss Lewis Deserted Marries Again
A Fargo despatch reports Mrs. Edward B. Evans formerly Jennie Lind Lewis of this city obtained a divorce and remarried to a Fargo man after a spring wedding at the Lewis home. She later joined her first husband in Fargo then was deserted.
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Fargo
North Dakota
Edward B. Evans
Jennie Lind Lewis
Dr. Evans
E. B. Evans
Lewis
Damon
Chicago
Indictments Reported by Suffolk County Grand Jury
Boston reports reveal forty eight indictments and eighteen no bills by the Suffolk county grand jury. Principal cases include James McLean charged with assault with intent to murder John McPherson of Olean New York during a hotel dispute over a woman. Gilgeppe Festa accused of assault with intent to murder Pasquale Anneillo in a card game quarrel. Antonio Francis charged with manslaughter in the January 31 death of Giovanni Chelia.
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Boston
Suffolk County Grand Jury
James McLean
John McPherson
Olean
N. Y
Gilgeppe Festa
Pasquale Anneillo
Antonio Francis
Giovanni Chelia
Former Colorado Attorney General Arrested for Perjury
Cripple Creek Colorado March 8 Eugene Engley former attorney general under Gov Waite was arrested on subordination of perjury charges and released on 3000 bond. Testimony in the Kuy kendall and Lake ore theft case alleges money was offered in Engley's office to swear an alibi.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Eugene Engley
Colorado
Waite
Kirch Kuykendall
Hartley J. Lake
Stratton
Independence Mine
Hher
Engley
Harvard President Sends Thanks to Kaiser for Gift
Harvard University President Eliot thanks Your Majesty for an inspiring message to Prince Henry and for a munificent gift. The note hopes the act will help draw together two kindred peoples and strengthen ties between Berlin and Cambridge.
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Berlin
March
Willia
Eliot
Harvard University
Prince Henry
Exact number killed may never be known at Maxon wreck
A relief train carried the dead and injured to El Paso after a passenger train derailment near Maxon station in Texas. Reports say the crash produced a high death toll with many victims cremated in the ensuing fire, while survivors were aided by unhurt passengers and facilities.
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el Paso
Tex
Maxson
Babes
San Antonio
Texas
Southern Pacific
Maxon Station
Sanderson
Mart Riddle
Chetopa
Kas
Estavon Contaras
del Rio
Chris Kiel
W. W. Price
San A Antonio
Andrew C. Shelley
Emperor's Gift Exhibits German Art Progress
Cambridge march 8 examination of Prince Henry's photograph portfolio for President Eliot shows 26 subjects, many architectural monuments from eleventh century to 1793, including Freiberg gate and Ulm cathedral, Schadow statue at Stettin. Casts expected to arrive mid summer in this country.
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Cambridge
Prince Henry
Eliot
Germanic Museum Association
Cathedral of
Nildesheim
Gottfried Schadow
Frederick the Great
Stettin
Golden Gate
Freiberg
Ulm
Berlin
Schlueter
Rebels seize Kai Chou as Triad members join clashes
In Hong Kong on March 8, Kwang-Si rebels seized Kai Chou, overpowering the local garrison and freeing prisoners who joined the uprising. reports say Triad secret society members have joined the rebels looting and burning villages.
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Hong Kong
Kwang-Si
Kai Chou
Kwong Chan Yuan
Triad Secret Society
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Cure Cited by Langsville Mother
Emma Jane Entsminger of Langsville Ohio recalls severe asthma in one daughter. After trying many remedies without relief, she used three bottles of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and reports a cure. Advertised by J C Ayer Co of Lowell Massachusetts.
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Ayer
Emma Jane Entsminger
Langsville, O
Cecil Rhodes Not Officially Laid Up
London reports from Cape Town suggest Cecil Rhodes is in critical condition yet officials of the British Chartered South Africa company state he is continuing business correspondence as usual. Two despatches today mention no illness.
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London
Cape Town
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa Company
Rhodes
Indians Indignant Over Nez Perce School Leadership
Kiamiah Idaho March 8 Great Ka miah Indian excitement over a council held Monday at the camp meeting grounds to protest the Lapwai council’s action naming Stranahan as Nez Perce agent and Lapwai school superintendent. Under chiefs Peter Person and Alexander Hayes speeches warned of an outbreak if Stranahan is appointed.
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Kiamiah
Idaho
Indians’ Council
Lapwai
Stranahan
Peter Person
Alexander Hayes
Sheriff Guden Defies Odell Order at Kings County Jail
New York March 8. Guden barricaded in Kings county court house defying Gov. Odell and blocking Col. Norman S. Dike from office and Raymond street jail. Gen. Tracy plans writ to restore possession. guards kept with Guden passes as siege tightens around court house.
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New York
Odell
Chas. Guden
Kings County
Guden
County Court House
Norman S. Dike
Raymond Street
Benjamin F. Tracy
Kings County Court House
Col. Dike
Tracy
Widow Maggie Zorn Marries Rudolph Crouvan Then His Death
Baltimore report details Maggie Zorn, a 17 year old German girl, marrying Rudolph Hastings Crouvan who then disappeared. He committed suicide at the Monumental hotel leaving two letters, one to his father in Georgia and one to his wife explaining his troubles with a woman and whiskey. A prior Atlanta rumor reportedly unnamed sparked the fatal act, with boarding house resident Viereckt recounting warnings of a quarrel and threats.
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Baltimore
Maggie
Zorn
Monda
Rudolph Hastings Crouvan
Monumental Hotel
J. L. Crouvatt
Thomasville
Atlanta
Viereckt
Crouvatt
Witnesses summoned for Blondin grand jury in Lowell and Chelmsford
District Officer Neal summoned witnesses in Lowell and Chelmsford Friday afternoon for the Blondin case. Chelmsford witnesses include Elmer Hildreth who found Mrs Blondin’s body Harry Greene who found her head and an ax in the woods and J Clark Osterhout. Lowell witnesses include Dr J W Meigs assistant medical examiner and others who knew Blondin in the city. Reports say Blondin never disclosed bicycle riding skill and may have traveled between Boston Chelmsford Lowell. John H Morrison senior counsel for Blondin and Jacques have been active since retained by Blondin’s Montreal friends.
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Blondin
Lowell
Chelmsford
Neal
Elmer Hildreth
Harry Greene
White Plains
Boston
John H. Morrison
Jacques
Montreal
Exeter Exselectman Killed Crossing Railroad Tracks
Samuel P. Chase former selectman and board of health member for Exeter New Hampshire was killed when struck between two freight cars being shifted on the Boston and Maine line. He was 56, leaving a widow and two children.
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Exeter
N. H
Samuel P. Chase
Selectman
Board of Health
Boston & Maine Railroad
Marital Troubles Played Out In Lowell Court
In Lowell, Judge Hadley presided over a string of cases of non support and drunkenness. Joseph Monfalconie, Italian, and Alphonsie Sicard, French, faced a trial on non support after months apart and a newborn child’s needs. Mary L. Breault, 18, described as 24, received a year in Sherborn for drinking and snuff habit. Mason, Mason, Sullivan, Brady, Blake, Hillman, Hannafin, Burns, and Kennedy figures faced fines or short jail terms for drunkenness, assault, or related conduct with varying outcomes.
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Joseph Monfalconie
Alphonsie Sicard
Hadley
Joseph
Boston
John H. Morrison
William A. Hogan
Suffolk County
Lowell
Morrison
Mr. Slattery
Salem Street
Mary JL. Breault
Curran
Sherborn
Joseph F. Mason
Slattery
Mason
Joseph F. Sullivan
Sullivan
John H. Brady
John
Thomas F. Blake
Camden
Professor Slattery
Blake
John Hillman
Plymouth
N. H
Wheeling
West Virginia
New Hampshire
James Hannafin
Suffolk Street
George Burns
Dennett
Tin Can
Minnie B. Kennedy
Bowes Sentenced for Rape of Step-Daughter in East Cambridge
Peter J. Bowes was sentenced by Judge Bond in East Cambridge Superior Court to five to eight years in state prison for raping his 15 year old step-daughter. The victim testified of threats and coercion including a knife Bowes carried, with police uncovering the weapon. Bowes pursued the girl who sought protection in Middlesex Street. The case originated in the local police court.
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Peter J. Bowes
Bond
East Cambridge
Bowes
Middlesex Street
British Army Pay Reform Moves to Match U S Standards
London March 8 Old pay scales kept soldiers below a good class in England Major Arthur Lo notes Britain copies the American model under War Secretary Brodrick New regulations raise private pay close to U S levels and aim to recruit higher quality volunteers The change costs about two million pounds annually but promises savings from better troops fewer hospital and prison stays
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London
Brodrick
United States
Arthur Lo
Fareham
Hampshire
Washington
Associated Press
Cardwell
Tommy
England
Prices Soar for Coronation Parade Viewpoints in London
London on March 8 reports a flood of illustrated literature promoting coronation parade vantage points. Single windows on Ludgate Hill are leased at £42 each and seats in the Strand fetch £3 to £5. Exceptional Surrey side approaches command up to £73.
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London
Ludgate Hill
Strand
Surrey
City Hall Notes Departures and Budget Rules
A clerk from the assessors' department substitutes for Mr Sullivan in the auditor's office. The water board convenes its annual meeting Monday night. Most departments follow the rule allowing one sixth of the prior year's appropriation until the new budget passes, with few exceptions driven by weather and urgent needs.
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Assessors’ Department
Mr. Sullivan
Auditor's
the Water Board
Homing Pigeon Stuns City Hall Reception Room
A fatigued homing pigeon entered the city hall reception room through an open window on Friday afternoon. The marked bird bore L. and D. H. S. and the number 163. It was captured, rested, then released and flew southward.
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City Hall
Fitchburg Legislator Col. Henry G. Greene Dies
Fitchburg March 8 Col Henry G Greene representative to the General Court from the 13th Worcester district died today at age 56 He served in the Civil War and from 1886 to 1890 as colonel of the Sixth Massachusetts regiment He leaves a widow and two daughters.
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Fitchburg
Henry G. Greene
Worcester
Roosevelt Name Chosen for Greenwich Point Village
New York voters rename Greenwich Point to Roosevelt, a small village south of Hempstead on Long Island. The community announces the change and will now be known as Roosevelt.
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New York
March
Roosevelt
Greenwich Point
Hempstead
Long Island
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P. J. Bowes
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