Disorders in France Over Nuns Schools
Paris August 3. A Socialist demonstration supporting the government on the school question passed without major disorder in Place Maubert. About 309 marchers, many bearing Socialist emblems, sang and shouted against priests, with police keeping order. Across the provinces, slight clashes occurred at Bordeaux and near Roanne. at Brest some troops readiness was shown, and threats were reported against a lay school mistress's husband. A clerical crackdown and anti clerical meetings continued, with scattered vandalism and arrests, including an anarchist named Libertad.
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Paris
Place Maubert
Hotel Deville
Etienne Dolet
Bordeaux
Roanne
Loire
Brest
Finistere
Kerlouan
Maubert
Furstemberg
Libertad
Latin Quarter
M. Tourgnol
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Vienne
St. Etienne
King Edward Dines With Royal Family Amid Illness Recovery
London August 3 King Edward the Eighth dined with the royal family for the first time since illness. General Mayer and Mrs Mayer attended alongside Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and Mrs Chamberlain. Mayer planned to witness the coronation at Westminster Abbey next Saturday but medical advice sends him to Dresden for waters. Former President Steyn of the Orange Free State and family arrived at Southampton and sailed to Holland. Mrs Kruger sent a message praying for his early recovery.
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London
Edward
Minster Abbey
Mayer
Dresden
Steyn
Orange Free State
Southampton
Holland
Scheveningen
Kruger
Finding of Body Puzzles Clinton
The badly decomposed body of an elderly man was found by berry pickers near the Wachusett dam site in Clinton. Clothing suggested decent means. police cannot determine cause of death, with witnesses recalling the man entering the woods with two companions a week earlier.
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Clinton
Wachusett Dam
Four-Master Elizabeth T Doyle Under Construction at East Boston
East Boston builder John M Srooka has started a 1400 ton four master to be named Elizabeth T Doyle for William A Nickerson of Provincetown. The ship of about 190 by 160 by 86 by 4 feet will include a naphtha electric lit launch and be ready for voyaging by year’s end. Captain Nickerson, a noted driver between ports, seeks quick passages for large dividends and formerly commanded the five master Andrew Seitz.
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Provincetown
John M. Srooka
Nickerson
Andrew Seitz
International Paper Company Bond Redemption Notice
In accordance with the Deed of Trust dated August 1 1808 the trustee designates bonds for redemption at the trustee office on August 30 1902 at par and accrued interest Nos 2 18 26 46 64 75 105 106 148 Interest on said bonds will cease on the redemption date. Continental Bank of New York City secretary notice dated July 20 1902.
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International Papheit Company
International Paper Company
Auk le Hood
Tinental
City of
Oway
Nayk, Atiern
New York
Hera Achure Party To Safe
The schooner Hera of Boston went ashore in Salem Harbor in heavy fog near Baker's Island. Bound from Gloucester to Marblehead with a pleasure party, all aboard landed on Baker's Island and the yacht has not been pulled off.
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Salem
Hera
Boston
Baker's Island
Salem Harbor
Gloucester
Marblehead
Boston schooner runs aground at Swash channel near New York
The schooner John H. Buttrick of Boston under Captain Sprague ran aground in the Swash channel while entering New York Harbor from Brunswick with a cargo of piling. The tug Keen Lance freed the vessel and towed her up into the bay.
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New York
John HH. Buttrick
Boston
Sprague
Brunswick
Schooner James H. Hoyt Runs Ashore in Dense Fog
Nantucket reports the schooner James H. Hoyt captain A C Smith bound from New York to Windsor Nova Scotia in ballast ran ashore at Northeast Point Great Point Rip in dense fog. Three male passengers were aboard the vessel.
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Nantucekpat
James H. Hoyt
A. C. Smith
New York
Windsor
N. S
Northeast Point
Great Point Rip
Levine Caught in Liverpool in Alchemy Swindle
Joseph Levine known as the alleged alchemist was arrested in Liverpool yesterday on a charge of swindling Barnard Bennett out of 2700 dollars. Police received a telegram and plan to send an officer to England. A woman who sailed with Levine may also be involved, and the case centers on Inspector Morris Wolf’s credibility.
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Joseph Levine
Barnard Bennett
Poco
Liverpool
Post
Srops
England
Levine
Montreal
Bennett
Morris Wolf
Republican text book for 1902 campaign issued
The Republican congressional committee released a 380 page pamphlet reviewing McKinley and Roosevelt speeches and messages. It champions protection, criticizes trusts, cites anti trust records, and praises Republican policy on Philippine insular affairs, gold standard, diplomacy, Cuba, and tariffs. It notes Democratic opposition to army funding and highlights Republican achievements.
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Washington
Republican Congressional Committee
McKinley
Roosevelt
Congress
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Fifty-seventh Congress
England
Philippines
Orient
China
Amos J. Cummings
Isthmian Canal
Cuba
United States
Buffalo
Tilden Club
Cleveland
William J. Bryan
Henry Watterson
Blaamanden Run Ashore Near White Point Ledges
The freight steamer Blaamanden from Hamburg bound for Philadelphia ran aground at White Point Ledges in a perilous position and is expected to be a total loss. The cargo worth about $40,000 may mostly be saved while the engine room flooded and pumps failed. The Yarmouth tug Malcolm Cann witnessed the wreck and reported these conditions at Canso.
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Halifax
Amundsen
Hamburg
Philadelphia
White Point Ledges
Yarmouth
Malcolm Cann
Canso
Dark tragedy on Baldwins vessel defies explanation
Despatches from Tromsoe indicate the Bald win Zeigler polar expedition returned from Honningsvaag with mystery and tragedy. Reports describe mysterious deaths aboard the America and the relief of Captain Johannsson, with inquiries demanded by the captain and pilot. The expedition, funded by William Zeigler, carried vast provisions and dogs, yet accomplished little and left three supply depots untouched as a looming Arctic catastrophe unfolds.
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New York
Tromsoe
Norway
Baldwin-Zeigler
Honningsvaag
America
Johannsson
Baldwin
William Zeigler
Arctic voyage deaths prompt inquiry into America wreck
A dispatch from Tromsø reports Captain Johannsson’s son seeks a maritime court exam on incidents aboard the America during the Baldwin Zeigler Arctic expedition. Sensational rumors claim Johannsson was stripped of command, and the pilot calls for an inquiry into several mysterious deaths aboard the vessel.
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Christianta
Norway
Tromsoe
Johannsson
Honningsvaag
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Baldwin- Zeigler
Gloucester Fish Packers Strike Grows Unity Among Girls
More than 90 girls in Gloucester fish packing houses strike in solidarity with 700 men. Miss Marian Jeffrey, president of the Fish Sorters Union, says the strike is independent and driven by their own demands. She notes many want to join and will report for roll call tomorrow.
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Gloucester Fish
Gloucester
Marian Jeffrey
Girls’ Union of Fish Sorters and Trimmers
Milk Train Wreck Kills Four in Delaware County
A head-on collision between two Ontario & Western milk trains at Hortons Delaware County killed four train men. A southbound loaded milk train and a northbound empty train failed to pass at Chiloway, causing a curve collision that wrecked two engines and several cars.
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Middletown
N. Y
Ontario & Western
Hortons
Delaware County
Chiloway
Stabbing Over Game Dispute In Providence
A fight on Corn street ends with Alexander Monsor stabbed in the chest and thigh during a dispute among Arabians. Habib Weehby is in custody as Monsor suffers a serious lung injury at Rhode Island Hospital.
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Providence
R. 1
Corn Street
Alexander Monsor
Habib Weehby
Monsor
Rhode Island
Weehby
Stage Matters in coming season theater goals
Herbert Shelcey plans to perform Sherlock Holmes and struggles with smoking as he studies the role. Stuart Robson will stage The Henrietta and revive Comedy of Errors. Arline Crater summers at Plymouth and worked with Frank Daniels last season. Harriet Ford finishes Audrey dramatization for winter production. Aimee Angeles remains a Broadway focal point after A Chinese Honeymoon with no new contract beyond Shubert and Nixon Zimmerman's. She has starred since age five, well known on Broadway and Casino circuits.
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Herbert Shelcey
Sherlock Holmes
Stuart Robson
Arline Crater
Plymouth
Frank Daniels
Aimee Angeles
New York
Broadway
Miss Angeles
Sam
Shubert and
Nixon & Zimmerman
John T. Kelly
U and I
Weber & Fields
Theatres News and Openings This Week
Laughter and clever lines fill Music Hall this afternoon and evening with Engaged. The Prince of Pilsen starts another Tremont week tonight. Nellie Hawthorne debuts as Mrs Madison Crocker. Louise Montrose debuts at Keiths singing The Good Old Summer Time. Willis P Sweatnam headlines. Nickelodeons offer continued features by the soubrettes. Grand Opera House opens season next Saturday with The Man Who Dared. Seat sales begin Thursday morning.
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Music Hall
Gilbert
Willis P. Sweatnam
Nickelodeon
Grand Opera House
Howard Hall
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Mss
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Pour
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Henry W. Savage
Prince
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Pixley & Ludorf
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Audrey
M. R. Sheedy
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Gen. Mgr
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Columbus Orchestra
BE. S
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Ca
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Palfrey
Paul Revere
Lexington, Mass
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Seal Free Rustic Theatre
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Sullivan Sq
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Cor
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ST. Louis
Connelly
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Willows
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Union Wharf
Children Soc
Tre Ishing Grounds
Philip
Edward W. Dixon
North Side
Commercial
Point OF Pines
Pines Opera CO
Normandy
Hotel Pines
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Atlantic Ave
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Cape
Bay Line Band
Atkins Paine
Summer St
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Main
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Rag Pickers
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