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husband, Viscount Lascelles, with their little son, who will Nicolo Sacco (next), conwcted murderers, were taken from Dedham,’ 313.55., jail, hall’-
be christened George Henry Hubert, is one of first. cuffed together, despite weakness resulting from month’s hunger st ‘ike. "
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At the dedication of a bronze memorial tablet to Theodore
Roosevelt aboard the S. S. President Roosevelt at Huboken,
prominent society personages took part. Here is Mrs.
John liays Hammond, donor of the tablet. presenting it
to Capt. Theodore Van Beck, with Miss Lucy Van Der
Mark in center.
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Sir A. Murice Low, Britis luniberjacls .iii the .wr‘n-
journalist, sailed for home west, where,
aboard the Baltic. He has flees. "Men
been here as correspondent Martin Steel;
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at Washington. his feet are
Back to Old Days
The New Mexico, Tennessee and Idaho in line ofl’ Panama. ' . , i. . '
The combined Atlantic ‘and '3 i 'T‘ *4” '5’" 4".” ’ '. = * ‘
Pacific fleets, now known as
the United States Fleet, are
off Panama for the winter .
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