United States Passports and Diplomats Tangle in War Era Crisis
Fragmentary notes describe the State Department handling passports and diplomats during wartime. Mentions Sir Lionel Sackville British minister and a 42 foot boat arrival from Eastport. References to Spain and peace treaty context, with scattered names and locations.
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Drowning of Playmate Ends in Heroic Confession
Oswald Thomas a nine year old boy confessed at City Hall that he jumped overboard to save his drowning playmate Malia after both were swept by a swift tide from a dock. He said he left Malia to save himself as no help arrived and police later found no body despite a continued search.
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Abolition of Oath Changes British Parliament Roles
London reports the first member to occupy seats without oath is Charles Bradlaugh from Northampton, elected years ago and repeatedly re-elected. Debates touch on oath removal and related political figures like Labouchere amid historical transition.
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Prominent Voices Criticize U S Relations at Club Meeting
Boston speakers including Curtis Guild former governor and former ambassador to Russia lament deteriorating U S ties with other nations. They say chancelleries have urged or accepted offers from foreign powers to aid Americans facing consequences of the president's actions. Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus of Harvard, also commented on social service concerns.
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