Pardon Plea Filed for Harry C. Rose in 1902 Murder
New York August 24 Behind a petition for a pardon for Harry C. Rose actor and Garrick Theatre manager who shot his wife Belle in September 1902 Governor Hughes is asked to grant clemency. The mother of the slain woman Mrs Jennie C Proctor urges the pardon saying she has pursued it for 19 years despite public attention.
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New York
Harry C. Rose
Garrick Theatre
Belle
Hughes
Jennie C. Proctor
Rose
Sing Sing
West Thirty-third Street
Jennie Proctor
Keokuk
Keokuk Medical College
Loyt Cody
Peter Hoyt Cody
Nedical School
Missouri
Harry
Mrs. French Denies Heinze Claims and Reveals Past
New York August 24 reports Mrs. Lillian Hobart French claiming she sacrificed for Harry Heinze and saved him from jail, while Heinze repudiates her allegations and says they have no merit. She asserts a money agreement and asserts she will sue to enforce it.
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New York
F. Augustus Heinze
Broadway
Lillian Hobart French
Mr. Heinze
Mrs. French
Mrs. Heinze No. 1
Mrs. Heinze
Lawson and Chum in Race for Denver Heiress
Douglas Lawson son of Thomas W. Lawson and E D Berl trail Miss Marjorie Campbell from Seattle to Portland as rivals for her hand. Both youths, close friends, left Seattle after meeting Campbell on an Alaska trip and plan to pursue her in Portland. Lawson is Harvard bound, class of 1913, and lived at Randolph Court.
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Seattle
Wash
Douglas Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
E. D. Berl
San Francisco
Alaska
Marjorie Campbell
Denver
Miss Campbell
Portland
Lawson
Washington
Campbells
Bert
Arctic Club
Campbell
Harvard College
Randolph Court
Lillis Denies Wedding Talk After Slaying Trial
Jere S. Lillis denied rumors of a romance with Mrs. Cudahy following her divorce and a sensational attack by John P. Cudahy. He said no engagement or correspondence exists and stressed he plans no marriage, citing Catholic–different faith barriers, while visiting New York with his sisters.
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New York
Jere S. Lillis
John P. Cudahy
Kansas City
Miss Johnson
Palm Beach
Mr. Liliis
Mr. Lillis
Governor Thomas Talbot of Massachusetts 1879 80
Thomas Talbot became Governor of Massachusetts in 1879 succeeding Alexander H. Rice and served through 1880. Born in Cambridge, N. C., he moved to Northampton after his father's death and worked young, later co founding woolen dye works in Billerica with his brother Charles. He held many offices, opposed liquor prohibition, and oversaw women’s voting for school committees before dying October 6, 1885.
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Thomas Talbot
Alexander H. Rice
Mr. Talbot
Cambridge
Washington County
N. C
Northampton
Charles
Billerica
William B. Washburn
United States Senate
Talbot
Legislaure
Leyalty
North Billerica
First Corps of Cadets
Love and gratitude tips for a new bride
A concise columnist advises a young bride to craft personal thank you notes rather than generic forms. She suggests acknowledging each donor's specific gift and expresses appreciation for the thoughtful wishes. The column also reminds of upcoming anniversaries.
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Champagne
Dear Miss Champagne on Love and Trust in Friendship
A reader asks how to handle a love triangle where a friend may favor another man. The response urges true friendship to support the claimant and to wait for fate and the man's own choice, noting one should not force affection and questioning the value of his fickle transfers.
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Miss Champagne
Economical Meat Dishes and Quick Codfish Cakes
Inexpensive beef simmered in water with vinegar yields tender meat for sandwiches and stock for soup. Clarified fat can be used as shorting. Codfish cakes mix flaked fish with potatoes and milk then fry crisp between bread slices. Also includes brief notes from readers Lena B Ellingwood Belle M Edmands Mrs G C Stone and Miss E E Riley with their locations.
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Lena B. Ellingwood
Groveton
N. H
G. C. Stone
Calder Street
Providence
R. I
Rival Narrowly Misses Ice Cream Record in Hazleton
In Hazleton Pennsylvania Rocko Levitch wagered $26 he could eat 40 plates of ice cream in one hour. He consumed 37 plates before time expired, falling short by three plates to beat Hungry Sam Miller’s Columbia county mark.
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Hazleton
Penn
Sam Miller
Columbia County
Rocko Levitch
Levitch
Oldest Newport Cashier Henry C. Stevens Dies
Henry C. Stevens, longtime Newport National Bank cashier for 58 years and a 30 year trustee and treasurer of Channing Memorial Church, dies at Newport. His death marks the loss of one of New England’s most prominent citizens.
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Newport
R. I
Henry C. Stevens
New England
Newport National Bank
Channing Memorial Church
Mayor Sees Boom as He Stays Reserved for Nomination
Mayor Fitzgerald, hailed after the A. O. H. parade in Lowell, says he is not seeking the nomination though the boom grows. He mentions a possible convention appeal and questions a Democratic Governor as a vice presidential candidate, while indicating his name may go before the convention.
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Witzgerald
Lowell
Edward N. Sibley
Ashburnham
Sibley
Winenendon
Gardner
Fitchburg
Boston
Massachusetts
United States
Government to profit 500000 from first seal sale
The Department of Commerce and Labor estimates a 500000 profit for the U S in sealing on the Pribyloff islands of Alaska in the first year. Commissioner George L L Bowers of the Fisheries Bureau returned from Europe where he studied the market for skins and reported to Assistant Secretary Cable.
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Washington
Department of Commerce and Labor
Pribyloff Islands
Alaska
George Ll. Bowers
Fisheries Bureau
Europe
Cable
Letter to the Editor on Massachusetts pistol laws
David F. Dillon of Palmer argues that Massachusetts law on concealed weapons exists in 1906 and 1908 acts and urges stricter enforcement and tighter licensing. He claims current statutes are insufficient and that local authorities grant permits too easily.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
David F. Dillon
Senator Brandegee to Speak at Dorchester Outing
The Young Men's Republican Club of Dorchester has arranged its annual summer outing for Thursday September 1 at Paragon Park Nantasket. The principal speaker will be Senator Frank B Brandegee of Connecticut.
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Young Men's Republican Club of
Dorchester
Paragon Park
Nantasket
Frank B. Brandegee
Connecticut
Genuine Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Notice
The California Fig Syrup Co highlights its exceptional equipment and chemists achievements enabling pure plant medicinals in Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. Only the genuine method yields benefits. Buy products bearing the full California Fig Syrup Co. name on the package to avoid imitations.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Government after butter moonshiners in Chicago
Federal grand jury, probing the Beef Trust, will review fraud charges tied to butterine manufacture and sale. Five witnesses arrived secretly from Fort Leavenworth to testify in the U S marshal office in Chicago.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Beef Trust
Fort Leavenworth
Mill Fire Destroys James Walker Factory in Crono
Crono Me Aug 24 After sixty years the Basin Mills box factory of James Walker and Sons in Crono was totally destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at 100000 with 90000 insured. Local fire units battled the blaze into the night.
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CRONO
Ing
James Walker
Basin Mills
Mill Fire Engulfs Largest Plant in State
The mill, probably the last of its kind in the state, burned around 3 30. Most of its 260 employees and families were attending the annual Bangor fair. The watchman passed through the mill less than three minutes before flames were found. Limited firefighting resources. Bangor fire department sent an engine and company to protect surrounding property. Four lumber cars were burned.
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Bangor
Maine
Bango
Penn man engraves alphabet 118 characters long
Sharon, Pennsylvania, August 24. Paul P. Wentz of this city engraved the alphabet fen times and added his name and the date, totaling 118 characters.
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Sharon
Penn
Paul P. Wentz
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