Back Bay Resident Enriched by $250,000 in New York Suit
Arthur Astor Carey of Cambridge and formerly Back Bay resident won a $250,000 award in a New York suit against his sister Mrs. Margaret L. Zborowski. The decree ordered conveyance of one third of New York realty, with deeds previously nullified and served while Zborowska resided in The Hague and later the Alps.
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Arthur Astor Carey
Fairweather Street
Cambridge
Carey
Fairfield Street
Supreme Court of the State of
New York City
Margaret L. Zborowski
Mr. Carey
Zborowski
Arthur
Harry R. Astor Carey
John Carey
Newport
Harry Carey
Peruna Promises Relief for Woman’s Ailments
An advertisement touts Peruna as a reliable remedy for pelvic catarrh and related female ailments. It claims the medicine alleviates congestion pain irregularities and fatigue, inviting women to request a free copy of HEALTH AND BEAUTY from Dr. Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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Health and Beauty
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Boutwell Backs Bryan as Imperialism Foe at National Meet
In a keynote address at the convention Boutwell denounces imperialism, urges support for William Jennings Bryan, and attacks McKinley’s policy while praising republican ideals. He appeals to black voters to oppose imperialism and recalls his role in founding the Republican Party. The platform committee reports tomorrow as a large public meeting continues.
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Boutwell
Mr. Boutwell
Democratic Party
Republican
Republican Party
Bryan
McKinley
Ryan
Moorfield Storey
Boston
Charles R. Codman
Tomlinson Hall
Operand Seizler
Chicago
Herbert
Carl Schurz
Clam Diggers Raided at Thompson's Island
Harbor police arrested five Norwegians from Nantasket for poaching on city property at Thompson's Island. The raid led by Lieutenant Ma reen targeted unpermitted diggers. the arrests mark the first step in a planned crackdown.
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Thompson’s Island
Nantasket
Charles Henningsen
Mariius Christiansen
John Hendriksen
Christian Nielsen
Carl Fredricksen
Mareen
Undertakers Meet to Form Massachusetts Embalmers Association
Nearly 150 undertakers from across the state gathered at the Quincy House for a three day convention to form the Massachusetts Embalmers Association. Marcus Aldrich was chosen chairman as sessions run at 10 am and 2 pm with officers to be elected and the constitution and by laws drafted. Friday sessions move to the City Hospital morgue.
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Quincy House
Massachusetts Embalmers’ Association
Marcus Aldrich
City Hospital
Old Home Week Celebrations Across New Hampshire
New Hampshire observes Old Home Week with parades, picnics, and speeches in towns including Plainfield Woodstock Claremont Bristol Alstead Stoddard Nelson Keene and Manchester. Governor Rollins plans multiple addresses as communities host reunions and civic events amid light rain.
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Concord
New Hampshire
Woodstock
Claremont
Academy
Mt Vernon
Bristol
Plainfield
the Plains
Mr. Adams
D. C. Westgate
Converse J. Smith
United States Treasury Department
Boston
Alstead
Dana Wag
Shu Aa
Stoddard
Charles Merrill
Nelgon
Idea
Simon G. Griffin
Keene
Short Falls
Epsom
Greenland
Walnut Grove
Week's Point
Bayside
Henry E. Burnham
Manchester
Griffiths
John Ottereeks
Kensington
Universalist Church
Windham
Granite State Grove
Canobie Lake
Hollis
Raymond
Burns
Echo Grove
Milford
Hudson
Cummings
Eaton
Piermont
Hanover
Rollins
Peterboro
Somersworth
Marlow
Milan
Chester
Hopkinton, Freedom
Bridgewater Weatmoreland
New London
Enfield
Litchfield
Milton
Miss Jewett drives anti lynching league push in New York
In New York on August 15 two unnamed gentlemen met with Chairman Hanna on behalf of Miss Lillian Clayton Jewett to urge national committee endorsement of the Anti Lynching League and support for a newspaper. Mr Bliss declined to discuss Huntington’s death and campaign funds. Mr Manley departs for Maine to launch immediate campaign efforts amid biennial election changes.
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New York
Boston
Hanna
Lillian Clayton Jewett
Joan of Arc
National Committee
Anti- Lynching League
Bliss
Huntington
Manley
Maine
Governor Roosevelt Itinerary Through Midwestern States
Chicago report notes Governor Roosevelt will deliver his first speech in Detroit on Sept. 6 and speak in Grand Rapids on Sept. 7 followed by South Bend on the 8th Lacrosse on Sept. 10. He then tours multiple states culminating with New York.
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Roosevelt
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Ind
Lacrosse
Wis
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North Dakota
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Idaho
Utah
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Colorado
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Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
New York
McKinley to Visit Chicago in late August
President McKinley will arrive August 26 in Chicago and stay until the following Thursday. He plans to visit Republican headquarters and confer with the national committee about the campaign, with two speeches expected including one at the G. A. R. encampment. Governor Roosevelt will speak on Labor Day to workers and will not visit the Pacific coast.
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Chicago
McKinley
Republican
National Committee
Canton
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Baroness Bacharatt and the Grand Duke in Royal Intrigue
Paris says Baroness Bacharatt and her Russian envoy husband visit, noted as leaders of Franco Russian intrigues against Britain. The piece recalls Mme de Kalomine famed for duplicitous royal schemes, her marriage to the Grand Duke of Hesse, Victoria’s anger, and a secret divorce followed by an annuity from Queen Victoria.
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Grand Duke of Hesse
Victoria
Paris
Mme. DE Bacharatt
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Morocco
England
Mme. de Kalomine
Darmstadt
Louis of Hesse
Alice of
Great Britain
St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
M. de Kalomine
Japan
Frederick of
Germany
Prince of Wales
Elizabeth
Sergius
Russia
Mme. Dé Kalomine
Grand Duchy
Ramrod
Apathy Turns Up As Threat to Republican Campaign
Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith says apathy exists everywhere and must be overcome to raise enthusiasm. Senators Hanna and Platt of Connecticut, Mr. Bliss, and others joined Smith for a second conference on the campaign’s financial status with no details released.
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New York
Charles Emory Smith
Hanna
Platt
Connecticut
Smith
Bliss
Remarkable hair growth remedy advertised by several users
A testimonial pull declares a scalp health remedy reverses thirty years of baldness. Proponents from Sulphur, Kentucky to Cincinnati and Dayton claim complete regrowth after weeks, with free trial mailings, and notes on curing itching, dandruff, gray hair, and aiding eyebrows and eyelashes.
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Fairmount College
Sulphur, Ky
Turner
Fairmount College, Sulphur
Altenheim Medical Dispensary
Main St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Geo. N. Thatcher
Covington
Geo. Diefenbach
Big Four R. R
Dayton
Thatcher
Sickness in the Philippines Reported by MacArthur
General Mac Arthur cabled the War Department with health figures for troops in the Philippines. The hospitals hold 383 sick, quarters house 1261, totaling 5129 sick soldiers or 8.47 percent of the army in the archipelago.
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Washington
MacArthur
War Department
Philippines
Borden Exudes Confidence on Iron Works Mills Output
Fall River Aug 15 Three thousand operatives at the Iron Works Company mills controlled by Matthew C D Borden are assured the plant will not curtail production this year. Borden, reporting from the mills, says rumors of reduced output are unfounded and expects a rise in production in fall with stronger demand. He notes Fall River cotton mills show prosperity and financial strength with stock hard to buy.
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Fall River
Iron Works Company
Matthew C. D. Borden
Beckham calls Kentucky legislature extra session on Goebel law
Governor Beckham issued a proclamation convening the General Assembly in extra session on August 28 to consider modification or amendment of the Goebel election law.
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Beckham
Kentucky General Assembly
Frankfort
General Assembly
Fire destroys Buss barn and house near Leominster
During a thunder storm lightning struck Frank E. Buss’s large barn two miles from Leominster center and set it ablaze. The fire spread to the adjoining two and one half story house, destroying both structures and their contents. Loss estimated at 4500 with 2000 insurance.
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Leominster
Frank E. Buss
Train collision injures Co. F. Autherton at Revere Beach station
Co. F. Autherton of 604 Columbus avenue was struck by train No. 3 of the Revere Beach and Lynn railroad around midnight while crossing the tracks at the bath house station in Revere, and he was seriously injured.
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F. Autherton
Columbus Avenue
Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Bath House
Revere
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