The King V Vine Ireland? Royal Yacht Near Milford Haven
The Victoria and Albert with King Sidward and Queen Alexandra rests off Milford Haven Wales opposite Queenstown about 150 miles away. Officials prepare for a possible Cork visit and a short stop at Valentia island to see the Knight of Kerry. The king plans next day courses only.
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Victoria and Albert
King Sidward
Queen Alexandra
Milford Haven
Wales
Queenstown
Milford
Ireland
Cork
Irish
Valentia Island
Kerry
Nelsons in San Francisco seek estate clarification
Mrs Hannah Nelson 70 of Newmarket New Jersey arrives in San Francisco with son A G Nelson to pursue administration of the late Mrs Charles L Fair estate. Other relatives including Charles J Smith and Fred Fowler are present. Parties anticipate out of court settlement and possible funds addition as compromise details await.
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San Francisco
Hannah Nelson
Charles L. Fair
Newmarket
N. J
A. G. Nelson
Plainfield
Nelson
Charles J. Smith
Boulder Creek
Col
Joseph Harvey
Hermann Oelrichs
Parnell Associates Elect New Officers in Ward 17 Meeting
The Charles Stewart Parnell Associates met at Hampden and Albany streets in Ward 17 yesterday. J Elliott presided as officers were elected with five new members and 20 applications. Newly elected: John Elliott president Hugh Crossin vice president Francis Campbell financial secretary Patrick McGirr recording secretary Patrik Murray treasurer Hugh Girlan sergeant at arms Patrick McGirr sentinel. John Mansfield, Ward 17 representative and Senate candidate, spoke on democracy triumphs.
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Charles Stewart Parnell
Hampden
Albany
J. Elliott
John Elliott
Hugh E. Crossin
Francis J. Campbell
Patrick J. MccGirr
Patrik J. Murray
Hugh Girlan
Patrick McGirr
Sentinel
John J. Mansfield
Ward
Senate
Why $7000 a Year Is Not Too Much for a Boy at Harvard
A New York Supreme Court case asks whether a nephew should receive $10 000 annually for a Harvard education and maintenance. A Harvard student estimated living costs on $7000 including housing, automobile, clothing, board, theatre, horse upkeep, tutoring, clubs, travel, and tuition.
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Harvard University
Supreme Court of New York
Mary Whaley Chisolm
Francis Marion Whaley
Supreme Court
Harvard
Wilbur Nims 12 Tells How He and Two Chums Ran Away to Portland
Hyde Park youths Wilbur Nims and brothers Ernest and Ralph Wheaton ran away to Portland Maine aboard the Governor Ding Ly after a Readville outing. They were returned home by Saturday and Wilbur describes the decision to go and the voyage from Boston, including a night on deck and a lockup in a Portland stateroom. A pet cat kept beside him during the telling.
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Wilbur Nims
Chums
Portland
Hyde Park
Priest H. Wheaton
Ralph
Wilbur I. Nims
Wheaton Boys
Boston
Wilbur
Princeton Morality Up. Green Praises Student Conduct
Rev W Benton Green of Princeton University said Princeton students showed better moral conditions than two years ago praising reduced drinking and stricter honor system with few cheating incidents. He preached on acquired tastes and urged persistence in seeking righteousness and heavenly aims.
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Princeton
W. Benton Green
Princeton University
Andover
Mr. Green
Earth
Heaven
The Hound of Baskervilles Novel Snapshot
Dr Mortimer brings Sherlock Holmes the case of Sir Charles Baskerville found dead on Baskerville Hall grounds with a giant hound print nearby. Holmes suspects a local legend and a mysterious convict stalks the moor as Watson escorts heir Henry Baskerville. Watson reports Hunt on the moor and a tense encounter with Mrs. Laura Lyons’s testimony.
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A. Conan Doyle
Morning Post
Dr. Mortimer
Sherlock Holmes
Sir Charles Baskerville
Baskerville Hall
Sir Hugo
Baskervilles
Holmes
Sir Charles
Dr. Watson
Henry Baskerville
Stapleton
Henry
Sir Henry
Misa Stapleton
Laura Lyons
Richards denies resignation and law partnership report
A dispatch from Solicitor General John K. Richards at his summer home in South Duxbury Mass denies plans to resign or form a law partnership with Abner McKinley stating he has no such intentions.
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Washington
John K. Richards
South Duxbury
Mass
Abner McKinley
Richards
Afternoon gown in blue batiste with lace details
Linen gore skirt in blue batiste features white lace seams and a deep flounce. The waist and sleeves display shirted sections with heading, narrow lace hem, Cape collar of muslin and lace with black ribbon, and a ribbon girdle with a rosette.
Marlborough’s Auto Collides With Farmer’s Trap
The Duke of Marlborough's car struck a farmer's trap on Mynsham road near Oxford. A woman and a little girl aboard were thrown from the trap. the woman suffered a slight concussion and was taken to Radcliffe Infirmary by the duke.
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Marlborough
London
Duke of Marlborough
Mynsham Road
Ford
Radcliffe Infirmary
Auburndale Man Loses $50 in Ancient Confidence Game
William A. Jones of Auburndale was duped at Long Wharf by a man using the name Thomas F. Morgan in a revived prewar confidence scheme. The victim, who offered $10 cash and a $750 check from a New York bank, realized the fraud after the stranger vanished. Police search for the 55 year old, 6 foot 10 inch suspect with sandy mustache.
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Charles
Baskerville Hall
Coombe Tracey
Barrymore
William A. Jones
Auburndale
Thomas F. Morgan
Jones
Nova Scotia
Firangeline
Long Wharf
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Jones
Pillebury
Cy’’ Young
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Farewell Sermon by Rev J P F Kelley in Somerville Parish
The Rev J P F Kelley preached his farewell sermon at St Joseph's Somerville after 19 years in the parish. He thanked parishioners for kindness and expressed hope prayers would accompany him to his new assignment at St John's North Cambridge. Kelley, a Lonsdale RI native, has resided in Somerville since age seven and was ordained Christmas 1882.
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J. P. F. Kelly
St. John’s Church
North Cambridge
Archbishop Williams
St. Joseph’s Church
Somerville
Father Kelly
St. Joseph's Church
Lonsdale
R. I
St. Mary's Seminary
Baltimore
Fast Boston
St. Joseph's, Somerville
Olive Broad Buried After Maine Murder
In Cornish Maine on August 24 Miss Olive Broad was murdered while walking toward a wood road near a fair. Eyewitnesses describe a burly man with a 10 day beard and dark dusty clothes as the suspect, with a lunch remains can found nearby. Funeral services were held at the Brownfield residence with coroner and local officials in attendance.
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Cornish
Henry A. Miles
Baldwin
Olive HE. Broad
Wood Road
Perley Spencer
Spencer
C. L. Storer
Allbert Burnell
Miss Broad
David Colcord
Brownfield
Hobson
C. H. Young
T. M. Davies
Press Club Fire Laddies Muster at Nantasket Beach
The Boston Press Club hook and ladder company held its first muster at Nantasket Beach. Eighteen members traveled by boat from Boston and were welcomed by foreman Walter E. Adams and escorted to Atlantic Hill for a fish dinner with clam chowder from the Pacific Hours. The group swam afterward and unveiled new insignia drawing public curiosity.
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Nantasket
Hook and Ladder
Boston Press Club
Nantasket Beach
Boston
R. F. Hall
Atlantic Hill
Walter E. Adams
A Convict Hunter Unmasks a Hidden Scout on the Moor
Dr. Watson follows Sir Henry Frankland as the old man revels in legal battles over common rights and a secretive boy who ferries food to a moorland convict. The telescope scene shows a furtive child carrying a bundle, glimpsed from the leads, hinting at a key clue in the pursuit.
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Perkins
Sir Henry
Frankland
Siem
Old Middleton’s Park
Dr. Watson
Sir John Morland
Morland
Court of Queen’s Bench
County Constabulary
Regina
Barrymore
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