Sagan Wins Suit for Anna Gould and Aims at France
New York April 6 Prince Helie de Sagan shows happiness after winning his suit for the hand of Mme Anna Gould. He dined with Gould and friends at the St Regis then returned to the Waldorf. He will not return to France before Thursday, has booked Provence steamship accommodations, and expects more meetings before departure. Mme Gould’s return date remains undecided, but family consent to her choosing her own marriage. No wedding in New York.
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Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
the Waldorf
Tyler Morse
St. Regis
Edwin Gould
France
Provence
Mme. Gould
Sherry
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw divorce referenced by New York court
April 6 in New York Justice Hendricks appointed Robert E. Deyo referee to hear testimony in the Nesbit Thaw divorce case. Deyo to summon witnesses once papers arrive, hearings not to be extended. Mrs Thaw will present evidence of Thaw's alleged insanity at marriage with copies from Stanford White trial records. Thaw's defense through counsel Peabody will be a general denial.
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New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Harry Thaw
Justice Hendricks
Supreme Court
Robert E. Deyo
Broadway
Gould Names Farnum in Gould Separation Suit
New York April 6 Dustin Farnum appears as a central figure in a divorce case filed by Mrs. Katherine Clemmons Gould against Howard Gould. The answer accuses her of improper conduct with Farnum and alleges extensive travels with him between theaters and the St. Regis Hotel.
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New York
Dustin Farnum
Virginian
Katherine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Brooklyn
St. Regis Hotel
Justice Dowling
Supreme Court
Clarence J. Shearn
Gould
Archibald R. Watson
Castle Gould
Farnum
New England States
St. Regis
Miss Katherine Elkins Engaged to Italian Duke
New York April 6 formal announcement of the engagement of Miss Katherine Elkins to the Duc d Abruzzi will be made this week. King Victor Emmanuel and the queen have approved the match. the Duke had a lengthy interview with the royal family in Rome. Naples April 6 the Duke of Aosta was asked to go to Rome for a family council to discuss the engagement.
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New York
Katherine Elkins
Duc d'Abruzzi
United State
Elkins
Flkins
Victor Emmanuel
Naples
Duke of
Aosta
Rome
Jimmied Window Opening Reveals Paine Chippendales Robbery
Worcester news reports the theft of six Chippendale and two Hepplewhite chairs from the George S. Paine mansion at 140 Lincoln Street. The break-in occurred between December 1 and April 2 when a front porch window was forced and two rear windows were left unlocked. Russell Paine noted the loss when showing the chairs to a visitor, prompting police involvement.
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Worcester
Lincoln Street
George S. Paine
London
Eng
Paine
James P. Paine
Palme Street
Jimmy
Paine Street
Russell Paine
Weld Estate valued at 220000 filed for probate
The will of the late Richard H. Weld was filed in Probate Court. The $220,000 personal estate goes to the widow. Executors named are his two sons Alfred Weld and Richard Harding Weld Jr.
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Richard H. Weld
Weld
Mr. Weld
Alfred
Richard Harding Weld, Jr
Republicans Sweep Calais Election in Maine
Calais Maine April 6 Republicans secured a decisive win in the municipal election. Judge William J Fowler defeated Democrat Bruno Kalish by 230 in a total vote of 1224. Republicans also elected six of seven aldermen.
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Calais
William J. Fowler
Municipal Court
Bruno Kalish
Girls Strike Shuts York Mills in Saco
In Saco Maine on April 6 a strike by 60 quilling workers at York Mills led to a full plant shutdown for an indefinite period. The mill employs about 2800 workers.
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Saco
York Mills
Proctor Declines Senate Run in Vermont
Governor Proctor announces he will not seek the United States Senate seat for Vermont in the fall legislative election. He states no candidacy plans and signals his focus on other duties in Rutland.
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Rutland
Proctor
Vermont
Army Protesters March Through Boston Cries Reach Back Bay
Nearly 2000 unemployed marchers, described as an army, paraded through Tremont School Washington Hanover Cross and Salem streets ending in Back Bay. They chanted Down with the capitalists and Down with the aristocrats while calling for methods beyond the legislature and mayor. Leader Swift praised the march as proof of their cause's momentum.
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Foud
Boston
Tremont
School
Washington
Hanover
Cross
Salem
Back Bay
Swift
Lomasney Convinces Panel On City Comptroller Plan
After a private session Hon M M Lomasney urged consolidating treasurer collector and auditor offices under a single comptroller. Four of seven Finance Commission members leaned toward the idea though voting on elections for the comptroller remained unsettled. The commission will report its views to the Mayor and City Council.
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M. M. Lomasney
House of Representatives
Ward
Finance Commission
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
Commission
Lomasney
Gompers Opposes Registration In Labor Hearings
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, says organized labor would endure the Sherman antitrust law as applied in the hatters case rather than register under the amendatory bill drafted by the National Civic Federation and introduced by Mr Hepburn of Iowa. Testimony also from Seth Low and J W Jenks. The next hearing is set for April 16.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
United States Supreme Court
Hatters
National Civic Federation
Hepburn
Iowa
House
Judiciary’ Committee
Gompers
Seth Low
J. W. Jenks
Cornell University
Daniel Davenport
Bridgeport
Filibuster Marks Senate Battle Over Anti Monopoly Bill
The Senate saw a dramatic afternoon of filibuster as Democrats led by Senator Vahey tried to postpone the anti monopoly bill until the House acted. Senator Jenney opposed postponement while Senator Mitchell read the bill section by section to block action. The measure will be considered again as unfinished business with Democrats vowing to continue the fight. A Navy Yard dispatch from Portsmouth New Hampshire notes a request for a minimum estimate to convert the gunboat Topeka into a prison ship with docking facilities. A Kentucky Taylor Whiskey advertises a one dollar full quart.
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Vahey
House
Jenney
Norfolk
Mitchell
Marlboro
Portsmouth
N. G
Navy Department
Navy Yard
Vanderbilt Insists Upon Temperate Testimony
New York April 6 Alfred G Vanderbilt demands temperate statements in his wife’s divorce suit. Testimony paused awaiting Mrs Vanderbilt’s appearance as a chief witness. If she cannot attend in office, proceedings may move to Tuxedo where she stays with her brother.
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New York
Alfred G. Vandebilt
David McClure
Vanderbilt
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mr. MecClure
Tuxedo
Fireman Overcome by Smoke in Dorchester Blaze
A Dorchester fire at 1760 Dorchester avenue yesterday at 4 45 p m saw Hoseman Dennis J Hurley of Engine 16 overcome by smoke in the cellar. The fire damaged stock in the grocery and plumbing shop owned by Charles Grosse and George H Salloway with total losses around 7000, 1500 to the building.
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Dorchester Avenue
Dennis J. Hurley
Engine 16
George H. Salloway
Charles Grosse
Walter F. Provan
R. A. Rouse
J. J. Potter
Francis McKeen
Salloway and Grosse
Dorchester
Mysterious X Zalia Said To Heal Flesh Sores Fast
A sensational claim touts X Zalia as a universal healer for all flesh sores. Advertisers credit doctors and chemists with endorsing its safety and rapid recovery, urging readers to purchase through local druggists.
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