When Knowledge Fails In Love And A Sailor Fleet
A collage of quick snippets notes a boastful learned woman failing at enene with partners leaving her. The piece cites Chicago Times-Herald. It also mentions monetary influence in politics and Wall Street, Spain liking American literature, Uncle Sam's mosquito fleet, Commodore Schley, Plain Street women, and Klondike place names like Skookum Hog Back and Skaguay.
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Enene
Mother Eve
Chicago Times-Herald
Miscellany of weather, proverbs, and odd facts from abroad
A collection notes a record cold March in England, long fasts in India, the proverb familiarity breeds contempt with Sanskrit roots, whale spouts on a whale's head, Japanese theatre dress changes, and an Arizona town where water is sold on the streets by peddlers using canvas sacks and burros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Moon and mute jokes quoted from old papers
A compact snippet joins quips from the Cincinnati Enquirer and Chicago papers. It references an insignificant husband, a moon remark, and a riddle about deaf mutes, followed by a pun about actions and words, all presented as stray humorous lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Chicago
Chicago News
Senators Press Cuban Independence and War Calls
In Washington on March 29 the Senate opened with resolutions by Rawlins Foraker and Frye recognizing Cuban independence and urging action to expel Spain from Cuba. Mason urged war if Maine victims exist, while a Cuban independence push united populists and silver Republicans. Day reported Havana riots unfounded, Blanco warned of anti Spanish demonstrators, and Captain Sigsbee arrived with four Maine survivors ready for duty as investigations continue.
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Washington
Senate
Rawlins
Utah
Cuba
Spain
Senator Foraker
Ohio
Pelome
Maine
Committee On Foreign Relations
Mason
Day
State Department
Havana
Lee
Blanco
Sigsbee
Quiet in Spain as tensions ease with United States
Madrid reports complete tranquility in the capital and provinces. Public opinion calms as belief grows that Spain and the United States will settle issues amicably. Spanish newspapers say the government will do everything possible to avoid war if Spain's honor and dignity remain intact.
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Madrid
Spain
United States
British Troops Liberate Slaves at Dervish Fort
Gun boats and Anglo Egyptian troops attacked Sheney and destroyed forts. They captured large amounts of grain cattle and ammunition and freed 600 slaves. Dervishes reported 160 killed. Anglo Egyptian forces pushed within about 100 miles of the main Dervish stronghold.
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Cairo
Sheney
Maine Battleship Maine Explosion Report Contradicts Court
The Spanish naval commission's synopsis asserts internal explosion caused the Maine's destruction, denying torpedo impact. It notes witnesses saw only one blast, no water column, no land vibration, and finds hull rents point inward. Final internal examination awaited due to access limits.
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Washington, D. C
Spanish Naval Commission
Maine
Associated Press
Havana
Court of Inquiry
Congress
Guns Shipped From Fort Sheridan To Atlantic Posts
Two rapid fire Hotchkiss guns were sent from Fort Sheridan to Long Island Head in Boston harbor this morning with 1500 shots each and more to Fort Warren, marking a rapid artillery movement amid coastal defenses.
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Chicago
Fort Sheridan
Long Island Head
Boston Harbor
Fort Warren
Funeral for Enoch Martin at 82 Willie Street
The funeral for Enoch Martin will be held at his residence 82 Willie Street on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Friends are invited. Emil Lavigneur, violinist, performs at Murray Club concert in the First Universalist Church Wednesday evening. The Chicago Record quotes a lights slogan about luminous paint used to illuminate a baby at night without gas.
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Enoch Martin
Willie Street
Emil Lavigneur
Murray Club
Chicago
Unitarian Ladies Night Ends Dinners Series
A Unitarian club ladies night concluded a series of dinners with about half of the nearly one hundred attendees being women. The event featured speakers who urged broader religious liberty and honest personal expression, advocating unity among Christians and freedom grounded in thoughtful interpretation of the past.
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Unitarian Club
D. L. Page Company
Frank E. Dun
Christian Unity Discussed by Horton at Unitarian Meeting
Rev Edward A Horton addressed the Unitarian Sunday school society in Boston on the problem of Christian unity. He argued religion remains vital, urged a center on eternal goodness, and urged Jesus as interpreter while stressing growth over rigid construction and unity through shared humane aims.
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Bar
EB. A. Horton
Boston
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Samuel M. Crothers
Cambridge
C. T. Billings
George C. Wright
Granville” Pierce
Chelmsford
W. H. Baldwin
Young Men's Christian Union
Dunbar
Edward A. Horton
Horton
Emerson
Universal Church
Jesus
Christendom
Hearing on Proposed Lowell Textile School Appropriation
The education committee reopened the Lowell textile school appropriation hearing as questions of favoritism and admission fairness circulated. Frederick Lawton and trustees defended the school while critics urged investigation into alleged bias and management, with remarks on a mill agent influence. The labor committee later resumed talks on cotton mill wage cuts as Agent Southworth testified and provided industry details.
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Legislative Committee On Education
Lowell
Frederick Lawton
Philip J. Farley
Lawrence
George E. Putnam
Butler Ames
James T. Smith
Col
Frederick T. Walsh
A. K. Whitcomb
Christopher P. Brooks
Committee On Labor
Southworth
Trial adjourned in Stiles and Pattee case after juror contact
The A G Stiles and Co versus Pattee and Co case, on trial when court adjourned yesterday, was to continue this morning but a juror’s contact with a party led the court to remove the case from the jury. It is uncertain whether it will be heard this term. The unexpected result left lawyers busy with other cases and the court had little to do beyond motions. The court will reconvene this afternoon but may adjourn again tomorrow if no cases are ready.
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A. G. Stiles & Co
Pattee & Co
Local court records list multiple minor offenses and sentences
Mary A. Maguire received two years at Sherborn for shop lifting. William F. Morgan jailed four months for drunkenness and breaking glass. James F. Riley three months and twenty days for drunkenness and larceny. Katherine Monroe three months in the workhouse. James Carroll assigned to reform school. Fred Gammell twenty days in jail. Mary J. and Annie Collins six months. Frank Jones and Thomas Jackson fined twelve dollars or two months for drunkenness. George W. Johnson fined ten dollars.
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Mary A. Maguire
Sherborn
William F. Morgan
James F. Riley
Katherine Monroe
James Carroll
Fred Gammell
Mary J
Annie Collins
Frank Jones
Thomas Jackson
George W. Johnson
City Hall bids call for varied materials and banquet planning
Notices posted by the purchasing agent invite bids for granite edgestones and facing, pick handles, oats, rye straw, and sewer brick. Secretary Bell struggles to estimate banquet plate counts for the Republican city committee event at Mechanics hall on Thursday evening March 31 due to low response.
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Bell
Republican City Committee
Mechanics Hall
Remarkable stock sale from United States Knitting Mills
A Hawley Pennsylvania firm known for Bike and Golf Stockings supplies new golf hose inventory. The seller announces a large Golf Hose invoice and plans a sale to promote athletic wear across sports including cycling and golf. The emphasis is on superior quality and artistic color design.
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United States Knitting Mills
Hawley
New Goods Collection Offers Unmatched Value at Low Prices
A Thursday morning sale advertises an entirely new collection with no equal in the market. Retail prices for such goods start at 85 cents, and buyers are urged to take advantage of the wide surprise choice offered in the current collection.
Vinegar purity test causes dealer hesitation at Lowell office
Invitations go out as Lowell merchants decide whether to accept Inspector Allen s vinegar purity test. Mayors and goocers confront the scene while dealers fret over results. Nathan Lewis trombone soloist billed for Murray club concert Wednesday evening.
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Nathan Lewis
Murray Club
Death notices for Rosella Mann and Noc M. Martin
Dr Thomall Roche of Deer Island hospital Boston Harbor writes Ellen Simpson at 34 East Merrimack Street to announce Rosella Mann s death from pneumonia at the hospital on March 26 the letter delivered to police after carrier could not locate Simpson. Noc M Martin a longtime resident of Lowell dies at home 82 Willie Street at 10 pm aged 70 leaving a wife and two children.
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Thomall &. Roche
Deer Island Hospital
Boston Harbor
Ellen Simpson
East Merrimack Street
Rosella Mann
Noc M. Martin
Lowell
Willie Street
Funeral services for Miss Ann Wagoner held at home
Funeral services for Miss Ann Wagoner were held at her residence 27 Union Street Monday afternoon Rev F K Stratton officiating Burial followed at Edson Cemetery In a separate service Clarence S Morse funeral held from his home Puffer Street Monday morning Rev H W Millington officiated and burial took place at Hubbardston
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Ann Wagoner
Union Street
F. K. Stratton
Edson Cemetery
Clarence S. Morse
Puffer Street
H,. W. ©. Millington
Hubbardston
Beals Home Welcomes New Arrived Infant
A little boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Horace P Beals on Marlboro street. Mr and Mrs George L Hooper traveled to New York for a meeting of the National Association of Knit Goods manufacturers and likely will visit Washington before returning.
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Horace P. Beals
Marlboro Street
George L. Hooper
New York
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Nota Bene
Money
Wall Street
Story
Sam
New Jersey
Commodore Schley
Plain Street
Klondike
Skookum
Hog Back
Skaguay
England
India
Savings Department OF the
Traders National Bank
Leland, Towle & CO
Bankers
Congress ST
Senators
Frye
Sigsbe
Island
Provinces
Unitarian. Club
Back Bay
North End
E. A. Horton
A.W. Dows & CO
Central ST
Middlesex
NOW
Textile School
Police Court
Hadley
City Hall Notes
Bicycle Clothing
Lowell One Price Clothing Co
Merrimack Street
Allen
Hood
Mia
D. Laren
Ottawa
Kansas
America
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowel
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