Queen to be mother warned by Italian king
Rome December 17 The Messagero reports the King of Italy told Premier Saracco that the Queen will become a mother about six months hence. Victor Emmanuel of Savoy Prince of Naples married October 24 1896 to Princess Helena of Montenegro They have no children
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Rome
The
Messagero
Italy
Signor Saracco
Victor Emmanuel of Savoy
Prince of
Naples
Helena of Montenegro
Additions to Those Out in New Bedford Were 51 Last Week
In New Bedford on December 17 the strike committee reports fifty-one additions to the ranks with only three desertions. Fourteen weavers and seven loom fixers will go out with credentials to solicit funds. A family of ten weavers joined today and forty-one more reported for roll placement. Three deserters will have little impact, while four fixers remain at work in mills.
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New Bedford
Knowles
Union Hall
Attleboro
Olneyville
Weavers
Hart
Rape of the Lock A Boston Latin School Senior Loses Hair
Eva H. Lucas a Latin school senior and editor in chief was shopping on Washington street when a thief cut a strand from her long braid. The crowd in the department store window watched as the loss occurred and no one claimed the theft.
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Boston
Pope
Iss Eva H
Lucas
Mattapan
Washington Street
Miss Lucas
Santa Claus
Setts State Board of Trade Reelects Officers at Parker House
The Setts State Board of Trade met at Parker House yesterday at 1 o clock and re elected Charles E Adams as president W R Chester as treasurer and Frederick A Kimball as secretary About thirty members attended The salaries for the officers were fixed at 100 and 150 respectively for the ensuing year
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Setts
First Political Party Under American Regime Forming in Manila
Dec 17 report notes a party in formation in Manila under the American regime. Its platform embodies recognition of American sovereignty and calls for substantial native autonomy on internal and local affairs.
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Manila
Churchill Mild Credits Boers in Tremont Temple Talk
Winston Churchill London Post correspondent spoke at Tremont Temple to an audience largely English, praising Boer motives and noting British losses in the early war. He described his capture and escape near Delagooter, the relief of Ladysmith, and promised another illustrated lecture Saturday afternoon.
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Winston Spencer Churchill
London Post
Temple Lyceum
Tremont Temple
Professor de Sumichrast
Harvard
John E. Bluntoc. B
W. H. Stuart
Colonel Ferris
The
Ancients
Henry Squire
de Sumichrast
Talentenant Churchill
Churchill
Delagoater
Spion Kop
Ladysmith
Ex Mayor Fox Dies in Cambridge at 70
Ex mayor James A. Fox of Cambridge died suddenly. Born in Boston August 11, 1827, he served in the Thirteenth Massachusetts Regiment and held civic and military offices including commander of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company. Funeral at Mt. Auburn Chapel today at 2 PM.
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James A. Fox
Cambridge
James Augustus Fox
Boston
Lincolnshire
Hing
Forbes
Harvard University Law School
John C. Park
Suffolk
Massachusetts Regiment
Fox
Theirteenth Regiment Association
Loyal Legion
John A. Andrew
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Burglary At Y M C A Locker Stolen Money Order
A locker in the YMCA rooms at 458 Boylston Street was pried open yesterday. Items stolen include money and a zero dollar money order belonging to Phineas Liberman of 1 Rogers Court Roxbury.
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Boylston Street
Phineas Liberman
Rogers Court
Roxbury
Foster's Bride Questions Return of Husband Gerard Foster
Boston friends worry over ailment rumors and a potential elopement plot involving Jessie Jordan Foster and Reginald Foster, brother of Gerard Foster. Reports say Gerard may be in Utica settling business with his father, amid a halting allowance and a private telegram about his distress.
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Gerard
Foster
Jessie
Jordan Foster
New York
Boston
Utica
Harvard
Klondike
Mr. Foster
Reginald
Bessie Foster
Pauline Chase
Omee
Jessie Jostes and Harvard Man Elopement Told in Family Tale
The piece recounts Jessie Jordan known as Jessie Jostes who eloped with a Harvard man Foster. Friends say he would wire or walk to see her if free. Foster’s plans include insurance, New York or Boston work, and hopes to reunite with Jessie. Family notes reveal parental resistance and pending inheritance details.
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Jessie Jordan
Harvard
Foster
Moses
New York
Boston
Australia
Mrs. Meyers
Jessie
Mr. Foster
William B. Kibbie
Gerard
Vicar-General of New Hampshire Appoints Portsmouth Priest
The Rev. Eugene M. O Callaghan of Portsmouth is named vicar general after the death of Very Rev. John E. Barry. Born in Kanturk Ireland, he has served Portland Bangor Augusta and Portsmouth over 25 years, stabilizing parish debt, building a school and church improvements, with a debt-free church and valued property.
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Manchester
N. H
Eugene M. O’callaghan
Portsmouth
John E. Barry
O’callaghan
Kanturk
County Cork
Ire
Portland
Bangor
Augusta
St. Joseph's Seminary
Troy
St. Dominic's Church
Portand
Bacon
Fortland
St. Dominic's
Hallo
Gardiner
Togus
Portmouth
Kennard
Sisters of Mercy
Marden
Nashua
Bradley
Givin
Morbid hunger in the elderly and cod liver oil remedy
The ad states that some seniors crave food after meals due to a low condition, mistaking it for hunger. Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil is recommended as the remedy. An offer to send a sample is extended by Scott & Bowne of 409 Pear Street, New York.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pear Street
New York
Death of Annie Scull Pey at home aged 50 in inner room
Annie Scull Pey a 50 year old unmarried woman was found dead in a chair in an inner room at around 2 PM. She had been ill for several days, and neighbors reported her condition worsening before the fatal day. The body was discovered by a relative or caregiver. There is no indication of foul play.
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Annie &Culley
Miss Scull Pee
Egonga
Boston stage romances of five women endangering many hearts
Five notable stage women, Marjorie Lee, Florence Ricketts, Julia Selby, Pauline Chase, and Mrs Gerard Foster, dominate a Boston theater romance saga. Each linked to high profile figures and Harvard men, their tales include breach of promise suits, elopements, and marriage ceremonies that stirred Cambridge and city audiences amid sensational press coverage.
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Boston
Marjorie Lee
Arnold Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Florence Ricketts
John Francis Brice
Julia Selby
Kid McCoy
Pauline Chase
City
Lawson
Arnold
Columbia Theatre
William B. Kibbie
Harvard
Williamsburg
N. Y
Cambridge College
New York
Brice
Dore Gains in Precinct Recount for Street Commissioner
The recount at Horticultural Hall shows P. Dore gaining 15¢ votes across seventy seven precincts, with 41 gains in Ward 6 from tabulation errors and many from ruling that a cross below the line is invalid. Gallivan reportedly loses many votes. Dore leads by about 650 votes with 124 precincts left. The process, affecting school committee and aldermen ballots, runs into Wednesday night.
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P. Dore
Horticultural Hall
Gallivan
Dore
Dorr
D. J. Byrne
John P. Dore
James A. Gallivan
Daniel J. Byrne
Julia Eee
George A. . Ernst
Harkins Cuaene Eeoens Becaeva
J. J. Sullivan
Frank Vogel
Nees
David P. Simpson
John L Moos
Wilcox's Hula Hula Sendoff in Tacoma
Delegate Wilcox's Honolulu departure drew a loud sendoff with poi and roast pig as two hours of celebration emptied forty barrels of poi, ten more arriving. Hula dancers were ushered inside while Wilcox led a calm mele before the crowd.
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Tacoma
Wilcox
Honolulu
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Cadet Girl” Company
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Gerard Foster
Aluine
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Sald Foster
Jordan
Jessis
New Hampshire
Father Barry
Cy Tet
Detroit
Mick
Mas Kaveczer
Willams Ave
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Wilgox
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