Mylius Repeats His Charge Against King
Edward F. Mylius, the English freelance journalist, says he will return to France to continue his work asserting King George the monarch’s alleged bigamy. He was deported from Ellis Island after an attempted appeal, detailing his prison ordeal and ongoing campaign for republican reform in England.
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George of
England
Mary of
Teck
France
Ellis Island
Mylius
Duke of York
Malta
Mary Elizabeth Culme- Seymour
Sir Michael Culme-Seymour
America
Prince George
Gibraltar
The
Liberator
Edward H. James
Paris
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Reynolds
London
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Portsmouth
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Henry Keppel
Henry Stephenson
King George
Sir Henry Keppel
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Stephenson
Culme-Seymour
Admiral
Quincy
Harvard College
Cutler
Wilson Returns Home From Staunton Voyage With Gifts
President elect Wilson arrived in Princeton New Jersey after a daylong trip from Staunton Virginia carrying a miniature ship of state and a basket of Virginia apples. Staunton presented him with a ship of flowers as a parting gift amid cheers from locals.
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R. E. Byrd
Virginia
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Washington
Jerry J. Sullivan
Iowa
Wilson
National Capital
Mr. Sullivan
Princeton Junction
Sullivan
New York
Mr. Wilson
Martin Wade
Friends of the Iowan
Princeton
N. J
Bishop Lawrence Leads 189th North Church Anniversary
Nearly 1000 worshippers filled Christ Church on Salem Street for the 189th anniversary service of its 1723 opening. Rt. Rev. William Lawrence oversaw restored interiors and Holy Communion using historic silver service and two King George II flagons. Theodore Roosevelt attended briefly. the sermon recalled the churchs colonial origins, Paul Revere legend, and Pitcairns death, urging faith and patriotism.
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Bishop Lawrence
Christ Church
Salem Street
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George II of
England
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Charles K. Bolton
Bolton
Wiliam Price
John Howard
Adam Tuck
William Price
R. Clipston Sturgis
Henry C. Ross
Willam Sanby
North End
Boston
King’s Chapel
Copp’s Hill
Paul Revere
Verdi Requiem Sings at the Opera House
A Boston Opera Company performance of Verdi Requiem drew a large audience with Marie Rappold Maria Gay John McCormack Jose Mardones and the company chorus and Caplet conducting. Critics praised the chorus orchestral playing and singers while noting Rappold’s melodic restraint Gay’s rich voice and Mardones sincere vigor.
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Marie Rappold
Metropolitan Opera Company
Elizabeth Amsden
Maria Gay
John McCormack
Jose Mardones
Boston Opera Company
Caplet
Mme. Rappold
Mme. Gay
Mr. Mardones
Mardones
Davie to Undergo Further Medical Review for Pardon
Robert E. Davie, a youthful stock broker serving a Deer Island embezzlement sentence, will have another medical examination today or tomorrow. A report for the executive council’s last meeting will guide Davie’s pardon application. Experts Dr. Edwin A. Locke, Dr. Irwin H. Neff, and Dr. Frank C. Richardson plan a follow up to verify prior tests.
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Deer Island
Executive Council
Davie
Edwin A. Locke
Beacon Street
Irwin H. Neff
Foxboro State Hospital
Frank C. Richardson
Newbury Street
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