Gladys Squiers Weds Lt. Rousseau in Panama
Miss Gladys Saquiers daughter of the U S minister to Panama married Lieutenant Harry H Rousseau of the Panama Canal Commission last Saturday night. Judge Hezekiah A Gudger presided after a Tivoli Club ball, shocking social circles as Squiers had refused consent. The news surfaced today.
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Panama
Gladys Saquiers
United States
Herbert G. Squiers
Harry H. Rousseau
Panama Canal Commission
Hezekiah A. Gudger
North Carolina
Canal Zone
District of Ancon
Tivoli Club
Gloucester Arethusa Arrest Order Follows Newfoundland Violation
The Newfoundland government orders cruiser Fiona to seize the Gloucester schooner Arethusa and arrest Captain Morrisey for trawling within three miles of shore. Gloucester captains Spinney and Rudolph convicted of the same offense and fined $100 each.
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ST. John’s
N. F
Channel
Cape Ray
Fiona
Gloucester
Mass
Arethusa
Morrisey
Newfoundland
Leroy Spinney
Athlete
Charles Rudolph
Harry W. Nickerson
Secret Panama Marriage Sparks Surprise Among Washington Friends
In Washington on April 7 the engagement of Miss Gladys Squiers to Lt. Harry Harwood Rousseau was revealed as a secret marriage. The match reportedly faced possible objection from Herbert G. Squiers, the U S minister to Panama, who has kept a close interest in his daughter's affairs. Rousseau, a civil engineer and navy lieutenant, served with the canal commission since March 15 1907 after leading the bureau of yards and docks.
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Washington, D. C
Gladys Squiers
Rousseau
Miss Squiers
Herbert G. Squiers
United States
Panama
Squiers
Helen Squiers
Gladys
Joseph W. J. Lee
Guatemala
Harry Harwood Rousseau
Navy
Canal Commission
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Pope Blessing to J Pierpont Morgan Autograph Request
The Pope answered J Pierpont Morgan’s request for an autograph with a blessing for prosperity and happiness for Morgan and his family. The exchange reflects a formal papal response to a prominent American financier.
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Pope
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Somerville Veteran Dead Civil War Soldier and Police Officer
Judson W. Oliver a Civil War veteran and 36 year Somerville police figure died at his home 68 Church street Somerville after a three month illness He was born in Malden June 18 1832 enlisted in 1861 served in the 39th Massachusetts Regiment and was held nine months in Libby prison He became a Somerville patrolman in 1872 shortly after the city gained a mayoral frame of Brastow tenure.
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Judson W. Oliver
Somerville
Church Street
Malden
William
Lydia
39Th
Massachusetts Regiment
Libby
Brastow
Naval Dispute Heads to London After Territorial Arrests
Congress man Gardner forwards the case to Washington and likely to London. Captains Spinney Rudolph and Morrissey ignored writs and sailed. A heavy ice field crippled the Harry A Nickerson and Athlete, forcing returns to port while Arethusa escaped. Magistrate later issued warrants and arrested Spinney and Rudolph for trial.
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Washington
Gardner
Gloucester
London
Spinney
Rodolphh
Morrisey
Channel
Harry A. Nickerson
Arethusa
Nickerson
Athlete
Rudolph
Justice Gaynor urges open speech over secret plots
In a Harvard Political Club address, Justice Gaynor condemns secret meetings and bomb plots. He argues free speech prevents hidden conspiracies and criticizes forceful methods used elsewhere.
Gaynor Urges College Men to Study Politics Fairly
Justice William J. Gaynor of the New York Supreme Court spoke to the Harvard Political Club on the political duty of college men. He urged studying both sides, opposing abuse of power, and resisting bigotry, while arguing that railroads should treat all freight rates equally to avoid monopolies.
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William J. Gaynor
New York Supreme Court
Harvard Political Club
Justice Gaynor
Father Johns Medicine Claim Seeks Health Boosts
An old ad text promotes Father Johns Medicine claiming to build strength and vitality with no alcohol or drugs, asserting it makes fish and strengthens the body.
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Father John
Prince de Sagan Delays Sailing to Court Mme Gould Marriage
New York April 7 The Prince de Sagan postpones return to France and remains in New York as Mme Anna Gould’s family resists a match. Tyler Morse states Mme Gould has no intention of marrying now, while the prince defends their possible union and notes a prior divorce in his family. The couple briefly reunite at the Hotel St. Regis.
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New York
Helie de Sagan
Mme
Anna Gould
Post
Mme. Gould
George J. Gould
Edwin Gould
Prince de Sagan
France
Provence
Tyler Morse
Hotel
St. Regis
Morse
Prince
Mme, Gould
Wives Custody Plea in East Cambridge Court
Mrs. Mary Dorey wife of John J. Dorey appeared in East Cambridge court seeking legal custody of their six month old daughter Louise Frances Dorey. An attachment for $2000 on the respondent's property was allowed, while the child remains with the mother at Jamaica Plain.
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Mary Dorey
Somerville
John J. Dorey
East Cambridge
Louise Frances Dorey
Weather forecast for Boston and eastern New York
Forecast shows fair conditions in Boston and vicinity on Wednesday with possible afternoon or night rain. In eastern New York expect rain Wednesday, warmer north portion, followed by rain and colder Thursday with brisk winds. New England sees increasing clouds Wednesday, warmer in the northwest, rain at night and Thursday, with colder conditions and strong east to northeast winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New York
New England
The Shameless Tale Of Annie Mullins And Her Lovers
Expert in Criminal Investigation William M Clemens reveals rapid developments in his inquiry into Annie Mullins. He describes Mullins as young frail and vain with health issues and a fascination for attire and jewels. He lists four alleged suitors including Downey Perkins and an older lover from 1899, noting the lives and intrigues surrounding the case.
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William M. Clemens
Post
New York
Annie Mullins
Benedict Shanahan
Shanahan
Boston
Mr. Clemens
Clemens
South Boston
Downey
Perkins
Benedict Shanahan and Annie Mullins in South Boston
Benedict Shanahan born Newfoundland 33 years ago came to Boston 1898 and settled in South Boston near Mrs. Delehanty’s boarding house. He and Annie Mullins, age 19, became acquainted when she worked for relatives nearby as Shanahan’s family ties and friends from Ferryland Head shaped social circles in the area.
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Bendict Shanahan
Newfoundland
Boston
Downey
Cambridge
Perkins
Haverhill
Annie Mullins
Benedict Shanahan
Shanahan
Ferryland Head
St. John’s
GC and
D Streets
John Finley
Delehanty's
Bridget Travis
John Travis
St. John's
Dunns
Grahams
Glascos
Mullins
Patrick Sweeney
291H Street
Finleys
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Franklin Field
Stratton Street
Barrett
Annie
Mr Auto
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MR Town Barrett
Annie Making
Tirry
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Catherine
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Harry H. Rosseau
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Franklin and
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Justice ‘Gaynor
Heidelberger Rathskeller
Hippodrome Hungarian Orchestra
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Hotel Blaza
Columbus Ave
Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
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Sweethearts
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Peter Downey
John Leroy Perkins
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