Second Rice Will Filed for Probate
New York November 30. Lawyer M. E. Harby, representing Albert T. Patrick, filed the late William Marsh Rice estate's so-called second will for probate. The petition and forthcoming documents hint at a secret trust and reduce Patrick's share. Proceedings include a handwriting test, examination of signatures, and examination of executors under the 1896 will, with Mrs Kate Rice of Brooklyn seeking a share as a sister.
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New York
M. E. Harby
Albert T. Patrick
William Marsh Rice
Patrick
Harby
Isaac Sargent
Logan, Demond & Hardy
Mark W. Potter
Hornblower, Miller & Potter
W. M. Rice, Jr
John D. Bartine
James A. Baker, Jr
Rice
W. M. Rice
Sargent
Somerville
N. J
W. C. Wetherbee
William F. Harmon
Brooklyn
Wetherbee
Swenson & Son
Minerva R. Olds
Massachusetts
Charlotte S. McKee
William M. Rice, Jr
J. M
William Rice
Hyatt, Tex
Kate Rice
Milionaire Rice
Runaway Horse Destroys Carriages in Boston Streets
A frightened horse attached to an American Express wagon ran wild through Temple Place and Washington Street injuring one coupe and colliding with a Beacons Street carriage. The runaway avoided serious harm to bystanders and was finally captured after a chaotic pursuit in Avon Street. Mrs. Rotch and her driver were knocked down but survived unharmed.
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Boston
G. Winch
American Express Company
Temple Place
Tremont Street
Washington
Washington Street
Fiest
George Rs
Fiery Express
Steed
Back Bay
Avon Street
William Rotch
Beacons Street
Fifth Annual Convention of the International Seamen’s Union Elects Officers
The fifth annual convention in this city elected officers: President William Panje of Chicago vice president William Anderson of San Francisco secretary treasurer William H. Frazier of Boston. Delegates to the AFL Andrew Furnseth of San Francisco and W H Frazier of Boston. The body urged clemency for E Clark in Omaston Mo jail and protested tow line danger threatening life of seamen. It planned a delegate to a Georgia marine conference and urged reforms on sailing vessel service time licensing food safety and mutual aid with the ILUA and Cigarmakers Union. Next session planned for Y? and adjournment expected today.
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Inrnational Seamen's Union
William Panje
Chicago
Vce
William Anderson
San Francisco
William H. Frazier
Boston
Andrew J. Furnseth
W. McArthur
W. H. Frazier
American Federation of Labor
Andrew Furnseth
E Clark
Omaston
Marine Conference
Georgia
International Longshoremen's Association of America
the International Cigarmakers’ Union America
N. 1
No Turkish proposal on paying missionary claims to U S
Washington reports no formal Turkish proposal to use a U S warship order to settle missionary claims. State Department cannot block Turkish deals with shipbuilders and claimants, focusing on full payment of claims in any form. Officials see no change on the Norton exequatur issue, expecting Turkish concession eventually.
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Washington
United States
Turkey
State Department
Norton
Harpool
Beverly's City Canvass Nominations Close
Beverly reports a full slate for city election with three mayoral hopefuls and three alderman at large. Mayor candidates are Jamus Cole and Horace W. Woodberry. William A. Foster runs as Social Democratic party choice.
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Beverly
Land
Jamus Cole
Horace W. Woodberry
Willian A. Foster
Social Democratic Party
United States cruiser Newark ordered to Guam after disaster inquiry
Manila reports the U S cruiser Newark is commanded to Guam to investigate the disaster involving the United States auxiliary vessels. The weary cruiser Yosemite is not yet confirmed in position as details remain unfolding.
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Manila
United States
Newark
Guam
Yosemite
Haa
Cape Colony Guards Alert as Tension Rises
Cape Town reports unrest with all Cape Colony posts strengthened and Bloemfontein on alert. Extra scouts patrol streets at night and mines are laid along the railway. Garrisons along the Orange River drift are being increased.
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London
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Bloemfontein
Orange River
Do Not Believe Clapp on Bank Robbery Claim
Boston police and detectives rebut the alleged statement by Robert J. Clapp claiming he was a boy among famous Northampton bank robbers. They argue a gang of seasoned criminals would not risk success by trusting a youth with the plan or the loot.
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Boston
Northampton
Robert J. Clapp
Berty
Prescott Minstrels Delight Prescott Club at Coolidge Corner
Whitney Hall in Brookline hosted a Prescott Club minstrel show featuring the cadet theater group and the Fox and colleagues. B C G Fox led the ensemble with solos and the chorus, nine performers strong, drew warm reception as Bratt performed solos.
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Whitney Hall
Coolidge
Brookline
Prescott Club
Dansieg
B. CG
Fox
Aripp
Tey
R. Fox
Sia
Bratt
Woman Robbed of 8837 in Bold Jewelry Theft
A New Jersey report describes a bold theft where Mrs. Beck lost thousands in jewelry and cash. Police pursue Joseph Bauman and a teen accomplice Aaronburg, with descriptions and sightings, and a citywide alert issued for Bauman.
Hazing At West Point Candidate In Bristol Death Threats
A Bristol Pennsylvania dispatch reports Oscar L. Boez lies near death at his Cedar Street home after hazing at West Point admission. Agents allege Tabasco sauce poured down his throat red pepper in eyes hot grease on feet a tooth knocked out and extreme cruelty connected to his selection a year ago.
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Philadelphia
Bristol
Penn
Oscar L. Boez
Cedar Street
Boez
West Point Military Academy
Riots in San Antonio Bring Governor Request for Troops
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone officers asked the Texas governor to send troops to San Antonio to quell rioting after a clash between telephone and electrical workers and police. Two men were killed in yesterday's violence.
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Austin
Tex
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
San Antonio
Marcus Daly's Stable Goes Up For Sale
New York Nov. 30 The executors of Marcus Daly announced the sale of Daly's stable of thoroughbreds and breeding horses at the earliest opportunity. The horses cost Mr Daly over $600.
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New York
Marcus Daly
Mr. Daly
Manila Cop Job Offered To St Louis Chief
Nov 30 Manila civil government officials announced Chief of Police John W Campbell of St Louis has accepted an offer to serve as Manila chief of police under the new civil administration.
Death Investigation in Ware Seeks Cause of Kane's Death
In Ware on November 30 a medical examination is underway into the death of 63 year old Francis Kane found at Harry Ouston's home. Kane and Houston had been drinking together and Kane's face bore slight bruising, suggesting foul play or accident pending autopsy findings.
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Ware
Francis Kane
Kane
Harry Ouston
Houston
Second Congregational Church Marks 152nd Anniversary
Attleboro notes mark the church’s 152nd year as the longtime congregation celebrates its anniversary. The Sunday school is set to observe its 57th anniversary at an early date with activities planned for members and community participants.
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Attleboro
Second Congregational Church
Franklin Square Named Site for New Institute
Franklin Square is selected as the site for a new Franklin Institute, while another potential location faces opposition from local groups interested in preserving the neighborhood character and opposing development.
General View of Franklin Institute Site in Franklin Square
Boston board of managers selects Franklin Square for the Franklin Institute with a library and educational facilities. The plan shifts from Old Franklin School House amid opposition from Grand Army posts liquor-license holders and local residents. City Council action awaited as site offers convenient access and city ownership under Superintendent Doogue.
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Franklin Square
South End
Franklin Fund
Aldermanic Chamber
Franklin School
Washington Street
Dover Street
Old Franklin School
Grand Army
Posts
Naval Veterans
Washington
West Newton
West Brookline
St. James Streets
Doogue
Blackstone Square
Board of Aldermen
M. J. O’brien
Wilbur F. Adams
Franklin IL. Codman
Robert A. Jordan
Michael W. Norris
Charles W. Duane
Christ's Church
Salem Street
James Elis
First Church
Marlboro Street
Alexander K. MacLennan
First Presbyterian Church
Berkeley Street
Eells
New England Conservatory of Music
Institute
Boston
Last Tribute Paid to Cushman Kellogg Davis in Capitol
Thousands of mourners filed through the Minnesota State Capitol today to view the body of Cushman Kellogg Davis former Governor and long time U S Senator. The line stretched for five hours as people from all ages and walks of life paid their final respects to the prominent public figure.
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ST. Paul, Minn
State Capitol
Cushman Kellogg Davis
Peg Senate
United States
Government forces surround insurgents at Corozal in Bolivar
From Cartagena, 4000 government troops with artillery now surround Liberal and insurgent forces at Corozal in the Habana region of Bolivar. Insurgent commander General Uribe has requested peace talks, which have been rejected.
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Colon
Colombia
Cartagena
Corozal
Habana
Bolivar
Uribe
No Rival To Dean In Malden Mayoral Race
Malden opened filing for municipal officers today at five oclock. Mayor Charles L. Dean sought another term with no opponent after nomination papers for ex-City Solicitor Charles R. Elder were not filed by deadline. Dean remains the Republican candidate without opposition.
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Malden
Charlies L. Dean
Charles R. Elder
Elder
Dean
Death of Dennis Sullivan Under Investigation in Lewiston
Dennis Sullivan of Lewiston died from bruises and wounds after being found near the gas house last Sunday evening. Local authorities investigate a suspected assault as the cause of death.
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Lewiston
Dennis Sullivan
Sullivan
Doan’s Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement urges relief from eczema and other skin conditions with Doan’s Ointment. It claims gentle care for all ages, noting availability at drug stores for 50 cents. The copy stresses painless treatment and broad suitability.
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Doan
Payne Says War Revenue Bill Meeting Delayed
Washington November 50 Chairman Payne of the ways and means committee recalled a notice of a full committee session set for tomorrow to discuss the war revenue reduction bill. The meeting is postponed for further Republican views and brewing interests oppose the measure. A conference or caucus may be held before a final decision, with General Grosvenor’s arrival possibly prompting an early caucus next week.
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Capitol
Congress
Allison
Appropriations
Aldrich
Finance
Frye
Senate
Lodge
Platt
Connecticut
Hale
Payne and
Dalzell
House Committee On Ways and Means
Philippines
Merchants’ Association of New York
Committee On Commerce
Davis
Gear
Senator Cullom
Foreign Relations
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Senator Lodge
Cullom
Chandler
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Army Bill Under Military Affairs Review in House
Washington November 9 The House committee on military affairs began consideration of the army bill based on War Department draft. No conclusions yet but sentiment favors the maximum number of men requested by the department.
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Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
War Department
ROOTS ARMY BILL PROMOTION RATIO SET FOR REFORM
An official War Department statement on Secretary Root's army reorganization bill explains a ratio to equalize promotions. To each colonel there shall be 112 lieutenant colonels and three majors, and to each major of staff three captains, applying to all departments including engineers and medical.
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Washington
Root
War Department
Divided on Kruger visit in Berlin discussions
Nov 9 in Berlin reports a cautious semi official note about Kruger's possible arrival. Predictions of an audience with Emperor William are premature and no public demonstrations are visible. Agrarian papers seek William's support while Liberal press doubts the value of the coming.
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Berlin
Kruger
Willlam
William
Smallpox Runs Rampant Infected District Rife With Vaccination Push
Smallpox rages in New York as the infected district reports 36 cases. Authorities intensify vaccination efforts and mandate vaccination for the street sweeping force to curb spread.
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New York
He City
Rse
Lucky Bow-Wows Dog Show in Philadelphia
Philadelphia hosts a dog show with Boston terriers and open classes. Notable entries include Dick Turpin owned by Thomas Kelly of Boston, Prince also owned by Thomas Kelly, and Red Palm owned by Mrs G B Thomas of Hamilton, Mass. Specials include best exhibit four, best Boston terrier outright Prince, and best American bred fox terrier Hill crest Friar owned by Charles W. Keyes of East Pepperell, Mass.
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Philadelphia
Boston Terriers
Dick Turpin
Thomas, Kelly
Boston
Mass
Prince
Thomas Kelly
Boston Terrier
Thomas Elly
Red Palm
Thomas
Hamilton
Hmit
Hillcrest Friar
Charles W. Keyes
East Pepperell
Sullivan Fouls Leadoff Fight. Olsen Wins by Disqualification
In Chicago at the Illinois A C on November 30, Dave Sullivan of Boston fouled persistently against Ole Olsen. The referee disqualified Sullivan for flagrant fouling, awarding the bout to Olsen.
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Chicago
Dave Sullivan
Boston
Ole Olsen
Illinois A. C
Siler
Olsen
Pons Defeats Piening Twice in Greco-Roman Bout
Paul Pons of France dominated John Piening of New York at Grand Central Palace in a Greco-Roman match. Pons pressed the attack and put his opponent to the boards twice in succession, pursuing aggression throughout a best two of three falls contest marked as one sided but highly engaging for years.
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PQNG
Piening
New York
Paul Pons
Grand Central Palace
John Piening
Yosemite Victims Reports From Guam Disaster
Secretary Long sent orders to Admiral Remey in Manila to provide names of Yosemite casualties after the Guam disaster. Reports indicate five enlisted men lost, but relatives of Yosemite officers fear no officers were among the dead and seek official casualty lists amid telegram inquiries.
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Washington
Long
Remey
Manila
Yosemite
Guam
Sherman
Navy Department
Department
Appa Ene
Plan Not Killed by Cotton Spinners in South
Dr John McAde president of the Southern Cotton Spinners Association denies reports that their plan to concentrate product sales in select houses and cut commissions from six to four percent has failed after eighteen major commission houses balked. He says agencies will be established in New York Boston Philadelphia and a Western location, but time is needed to implement the fee plan. The Southern manufacturers are in good condition and can wait months before setting up their own agencies.
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Aaronburg
Bauman
Ness Bauman
London
the Spectator
Pekin
Russia
United States
China
Germany
Great Britain
Europe
Shanghai
Morning Post
Charlotte
N. C
John McAde
Southern Cotton Spinners’ Association
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Woman Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter for Vitriol Attack
In Van Wert Ohio on November 30 Mrs. Emma Van Liew, indicted for first degree murder for throwing vitriol in Miss Alice Hammell’s face on September 12, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and received a ten year sentence at the Ohio penitentiary.
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Vanwert, CO
Emma van Liew
Alice Hammell
Ohio
Louis Marchi Ends His Life Attempt
Louis Marchi was brought to the city Hospital at eight o'clock last night with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The ball entered the lower jaw and exited at the nose. He is expected to recover.
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Louis Marchi
Marchi
Penney reported with leg fracture after incident on Park Street
Charles Penney, 50, of 68 Huntington Avenue, was found late last night on Park Street near Tremont with a fractured left ankle. He was taken to Station 3 and ordered by Dr. Andrew to be moved to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Charles Penney
Huntington Avenue
Park Street
Tremont
Andrew
Massachusetts General Hospital
Annual dinner of Boston Advance newsboys held at Camden Street
About forty five boys attended the annual dinner at the South End headquarters on Camden Street. They danced and played music as Manager J M Hinden spoke to the group.
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Boston Advance
South End
Camden Street
J.M. Hinden
Chinese arm setting action shocks London observers
Shanghai correspondent for the Daily News reports that acting under Tokyo instructions the Chinese consul has withdrawn assent to the consular proclamation prohibiting import of items used in making war materials. The move astonishes observers and stirs surprise in London.
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London
Shanghai
The
Daily News
Tokio
Death toll rises from San Francisco glass works disaster
Nov 30 reports list seventeen dead with nineteen identified, including Edgar Fairhaven and William Valencia, as the number of injured climbs to about seventy nine. Families seek details at the morgue while officials blame the glass works for failing to keep crowds away and note the collapse injured hundreds.
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San Francisco
Robert Harrison
Thomas A JSON
Topeka Kan
Bay
Edgar Fairhaven
W. H. Eckfeldt
William Valencia
Thomas
J. Ripp
James A.mulhoney
Ara Dura
Virgil Neuby
Charles Monahan
Talleyrand
Barnwell
Clarence Jeter
T. J. Parker
Cornelius McMahon
Mayor Nichols Faces Easy Path to Re election in Everett
Everett voters see Mayor Nichols as likely to win re election as nomination papers closed with only his filing. Eighteen candidates seek four Alderman seats. eight are Socialists, shaping a contest among ten non socialists in wards 1 3 and 5 while wards 2 4 and 6 have no Common Council contests. A referendum on City Council salaries will appear after votes by Aldermen and Common Council.
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Nichols
Everett
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Dine With Victoria After Windsor Crash Injures Several
London reports a Windsor station crash injuring several people as returning Canadians from South Africa arrive. His majesty the Queen commands Colonel Otter Lieutenant Colonel Buchanan and Captain MacDonald to stay at Windsor Castle to dine with the royal family that evening.
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London
South Africa
Windsor Station
Otter
Buchan
MacDonald
the Castle
Guests of the Scots at St Andrew’s banquet in New York
The St Andrew's Society of New York held its 14th annual banquet at Delmonico's with Andrew Carnegie as toastmaster. Attendees included Bishop Henry C. Potter, Frances L. Patton, Princeton president Hamilton Mable, Whitelaw Reid, Sir Percy Sanderson, Thomas Reed, William Dodge, and the New England Society’s president. Many guests wore kilts displaying clan tartans.
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St. Andrew's Society of
Delmonico’s
Andrew Carnegie
Henry C. Potter
Francia L. Patton
Princeton College
Hamilton W. Mable
Whitelaw Reid
Percy Sanderson
Thomas B. Reed
William 5. Dodge
New England Society
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