Frye Plans Cambridge Teachers Excur sions to New York and Washington
Superintendent Alexis B. Frye announced tentative plans for a teacher excursion after term end, possibly skipping Niagara Falls. The group may travel by rail to Washington on Aug 17 and New York on Aug 19, with ships to Havana later, funded by reserve and contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexis B. Frye
Cambridge
Frye
Niagara Falls
New York
Washington
Guggenheimer
McKinley
New York Harbor
Tanner Suspended After Cork Deputy Flare Up
London Aug 2 Dr Charles Tanner Nationalist MP for Cork middle division was suspended from the House of Commons for one night after opposing a vote in supply. He insulted the chairman, defied the House, and stormed out amid uproar, declaring Irish defiance as he left.
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London
Charles Tanner
Cork
House of Commons
Dranner
Tanner
Dr. Tanner
J. Tanner
Townsend fortune mystery heats San Francisco estate fight
Relatives of Mrs. Townsend fear a hidden will and long battle over her California fortune. A secret picture frame cabinet concealed keys to valuables, sparking claims from daughter Ella Murray and others. San Francisco coroner ruled death natural while attorneys brace for possible forged or missing will.
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Boston
California
Ella F. Murray
Greenbrier Street
Dorchester
Townsend
San Francisco
Almira S&s. Townsend
Hps
Mrs. Townsend
Nellie Rattigan
Elia F. Murray
Miss Rattigan
Brown
Henry C. McPike
Co. C. Bradford
Chelsea Street
Mass
Billa
A. E. Townsend
Charles
Ella
Chinaman
Mira
Townsen
President invited to Portsmouth tablet ceremony in September
Assistant Secretary Hackett invited the President to attend ceremonies in Portsmouth New Hampshire on September 18 for a tablet presentation to the battleship Kearsarge honoring its 1864 fight with the Alabama. A similar tablet will be given to the Alabama. Alabama’s crew will participate. The event aims to mark North South reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Portsmouth
N. H
Kearsarge
Chevours
France
Alabama
La Belle Teresa Enticed Killer to Nation’s King
New York dispatch says Bresci the assassin of King Humbert remains unbroken in custody. Italian authorities identify four accomplices from New Jersey who hatched the plot in the New York area aided by Teresa known as Im Belle Teresa. The gun was bought in Paterson New Jersey, tying local roots to the crime report.
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New York
Bresci
Humbert
Bresei
King Yambert
Gresel
United States
Hay
Voorhees
New Jersey
New York City
Paterson
West Hoboken
Italy
Bpgus
Louisa Brugnoli
Salvatore Quintovalte
Antonio Lana
Bianchi No Grassoni
Sassi
Cachi
Bresel
William H. Ash
Bryan’s Plans Reflect Democratic Campaign Strategy
The article outlines William J Bryan’s August schedule from Indianapolis to Chicago and Lincoln to prepare his acceptance speech and notifications for the Populist and Silver Republican factions. It notes a Chicago conference with Democratic leaders to align campaign plans before Bryan’s Lincoln stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
William J. Bryan
Indianapolis
Chicago
National Committee
Lincoln
National Grand Army
Willis J. Abbott
Democratic Press Bureau
Mr. Bryan
Hanna Heads Republican War on Rough Rider Clubs
New York Aug 2 Senator Hanna as head of the Republican national committee directs a campaign against rough rider clubs and affiliated groups amid party organization battles. The move signals a broader effort to curb unofficial political clubs connected to former wartime figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hanna
Republican National
Meeting at Hanover Street Adds Members to Committee
The group held at 287 Hanover Street added thirteen members to the general committee, bringing the total to sixty three. Each member is noted to donate a sum to the general fund as mass meetings and Faneuil Hall demonstrations appear planned but timing remains undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Hanover Street
Faneuil Hall
Hearst Puts Call for National Democratic Club Convention
Hearst issues call for a national convention of Democratic club leaders to convene in Indianapolis on September 6. W R B Hearst, president of the National Association of Democratic Clubs, announced the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. R B. Hearst
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Indianapolis
Republican committee limits McKinley role in campaign
The Republican National Committee decides the president will not participate in campaign activities. After discussions by party leaders the earlier front porch speech plan of 1896 was abandoned following suggestions from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Washington, D. C
Republican National Committee
Healthy schoolma am finds strength with Grape Nuts
A Gobleville Michigan teacher, exhausted after each school year, credits Grape Nuts Food with restoring health and energy. She gained weight from 90 to 126 pounds and reports brighter nerves and improved vigor. The Postum Cereal Co. identifies her name as available upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gobleville
Mich
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Party committee vetoes Rough Rider clubs plan
Campaign committee rejects Marshall C Blaine idea to form Rough Rider Republican clubs across the Middle and Far West. Chairman Hanna says the national committee will back McKinley and Roosevelt clubs and not fund Rough Rider efforts, leaving local managers free to act if they choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall C. Blaine
Middle
Far West
Hanna
Roosevelt
Republican National Committee
Mountain States
McKinley
No Money for Repairs Halts Schoolhouse Improvements
The school committee cannot secure funds for repairs after City Council vetoed a 200000 appropriation. North End schools face ventilation and sanitary upgrades with many vaults still active. Only seven of 200 schools were repaired this season as Dr. Gallivan plans a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Hart
North End
William J. Gallivan
Two Boston Women Fall Injuring Themselves
Two Boston women slipped on stairs yesterday causing serious injuries. Mary K. Herman owner of a West Cedar lodging house fell in the Jefferson building, breaking shoulder and hip bones and was treated at Emergency Hospital. Sarah A. Brown 55 of 10 Garden court fell at the house stairs, suffered a broken collarbone and was taken to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mary K. Herman
West Cedar Street
Jefferson Building
Sarah A. Brown
Garden Court
City
Worcester Girl Drowns In Pond Rescue Of Younger Survivor
In Worcester on Aug 2 Miss Emeline Murphy 18 drowns while wading in Coe's pond. Hazel Hunt 10 narrowly escapes. Forrest Miss, an ice house worker, rescues Hunt and after ten minutes of resuscitation she regains consciousness. Murphy is from Cumberland Mills Maine visiting here.
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Wortsatra
Coe’s Pond
Emeline
Murphy
Hazel Hunt
Forrest Mis
Hunt
Cumberland Mills
La Bella Teresa and the Anarchist Web in New York
A West Hoboken romance ties Bresci to a network of Italian anarchists in Manhattan. A striking woman from the West Indies, known as La Bella Teresa, moves with a refined companion to cafes near Bleeker Street. She travels to Newark and Paterson, then to Paris and Prato with Bresci, where love letters are found.
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Bresci
West Hoboken
Madeline
Hinrico Malatesta
Malatesta
Loca
New York
West Indies
Macdougal Street
Bleeker
Tey
la Bella Teresa
Lorenza Sachhi
Paterson
Teresa
Houston
Newark
Italians in Boston select reps for King Humbert funeral
The Italian community of Boston chose Professor Augusto Rotoli of the New England Conservatory and Angelo Capparucci of the Italian Herald to represent local Italians at King Humbert's funeral in Rome in about two weeks. Capparucci sailed from New York and will be updated by cable on arrival. Rotoli was to depart soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusto Rotoli
New England Conservatory of Music
Angelo Capparucci
Italian Herald
Corrierie de Boston
Boston
Humbert
Rome
Capparuce
New York
Europe
Rotoll
Representa
Lawrence
Christoforo Colombo Society
King Victor Emmanuel III at bier of father in Monza
At Monza on August 2 King Victor Emmanuel III arrived with his mother Queen Margherita and his wife. He prayed before his father’s bier, wept, and kissed the corpse. He met with the Cabinet, and ministers pledged allegiance except those of war and justice who were in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monza
Victor Meranuel
Margherita
War and Justice
Rome
Judge Rules on Havana Code Injunction Bid
Judge Thomas in the United States Circuit Court heard Michael J. Dady seek an injunction to stop Governor General Leonard Wood from promulgating Havana's new municipal code. The hearing set for August 20 to decide whether to restrain Wood from actions that would affect Dady’s rights under the old code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas
United States Circuit Court
Michael J. Dady
Leonard Wood
Havana
Cady
United States
Cuba
Wood
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