A Nipmuck Elder Betsey Noyes Dies in Webster Area
Mrs Betsey Noyes a full blood Nipmuck elder dies after short illness at Webster area aged unknown. She is survived by husband William Noyes daughter Angenette Goins sister Edith Vickers brother Henry Dorous half brother Joseph Hazzard and ties to Dorous family long linked to Nipmuck bounty land claims in Webster and Dudley.
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Dad
Nipmucks
Webster
Betsey Noyes
Oneida
Dorous
Nipmuck
Dudley
Woman's Age Sermon Emphasizes Wife Roles and Cheer
The Rev. William W. Bustard preached on what husbands owe their wives to a full Dudley Street Baptist Church crowd. He praised wives as purer than men and urged four duties of a wife chastity thrift patience and cheerfulness. He warned against flirting and cited divorces in the past 18 years.
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William W. Bustard
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Child hunger cited in divorce suit in Los Angeles
Anna C. Lewis testifies that her husband James D. Lewis spent lavishly in Boston while she faced hunger for their child. The Newburyport former alderman and Peabody mills treasurer, married in 1893, moved to Los Angeles where the case unfolds, with a letter from Jack Wilson of Goldfields, Nevada presented in court.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Touraine
Boston
Anna C. Lewis
Newburyport
Mass
James D. Lewis
Peabody Mills
Lewis
Jack Wilson
Goldfields
Nev
Prewedding wardrobe glimpses for Miss Alice Roosevelt
In Washington Miss Alice Roosevelt spends Saturday shopping for wedding attire with lavish purchases of fine lace and embroidery. Her gown plans include an empire princess design with a heavy white ta ffea foundation, satin broche, and a court train. A tan broadcloth traveling suit and several gowns in yellow satin and rosebud silk are described, including a formal gift gown from Empress Tsian featuring yellow embroidery and green stems.
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Washington
Alice Roosevelt
Nick
Alice
Capitol
Miss Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
White House
Trousseau
Japan
Tsian
Children Kept From School in Hubbardston
In Hubbardston on February 4, Adison M Stone opposes vaccination and, per state law, his four children have not attended public schools for four years. Ruth 11, Atla 9, and Ella 8 have varied schooling at home while Mrs Stone, former teacher and Worcester Normal School graduate, assists. The school committee and superintendent regularly examine the children.
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Hubbardston
Addison M. Stone
Ruth
Atla
Ella
Stone
May Hold Up Kidder's Job
The Cambridge City Council weighs the appointment of Albert W. Kidder to the Board of Health amid opposition. Some aldermen deem his confirmation unwise, citing family ties to Dr. C. T. Weeks. The council also rejects Mrs. Simon Hitchcock’s pension petition as illegal under current law, warning it could encourage many future requests.
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Cambridge
Albert W. Kidder
Cambridge Board of Health
Kidder
Board of Health
C., T. Weeks
Simon Hitchcock
Fire in freight car blocks tracks near South Boston
Members of Engine 88, Ladder 18 and Chemicals of South Boston responded to a still alarm yesterday about 12 45 o clock and put out a fire in a freight car on the New York, New Haven Hartford railroad tracks at South Boston. Cause not known, damage 100 dollars.
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Engine 88
Ladder 18
South Boston
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Two Officers Interned At Fort Ethan Allen
Burlington Vermont February 4 First Lieutenant Richard B Going and Second Lieutenant Arthur J Lynch of the 15th United States Cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen have been ordered confined to quarters by Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Rogers. They are charged with being absent without leave after reportedly arriving in the city last night and not returning to the post until noon today. Both officers have prior court martial records for breaches of military discipline and etiquette.
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Burlington
Richard B. Going
Arthur J. Lynch
15Th United States Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
Alexander Rogers
Lynch
Going
Pile Driver Watchman Found Murdered In Hudson River
New York police report John Arthurs a Canadian night watchman aboard a pile driver in the Hudson River off West Thirteenth Street was found dead with skull crushed by an axe. The cabin showed great disorder and signs suggested a visitor was entertained before the killing.
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New York
John Arthurs
Hudson River
West Thirteenth Street
Hungarians Fail To Reach Settlement With Austria
Vienna February 4 negotiations over the Hungarian situation ended in failure. Count Julius Andrassy, a coalition leader, returned to Budapest after a long interview with the Emperor King, who refused to accept the coalition's modified programme.
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Vienna
Julius Andrassy
Coalition
Budapest
No Trace of Keeper's Body in Plymouth Harbor
The body of James Kingsley assistant keeper of the Duxbury Pier light remains unfound after his drowning in Plymouth Harbor Friday morning. Kingsley overturned in a slue between Duxbury and Plymouth tides while crossing in a small dory. Keeper George Kezer saw the accident but could not rescue him as the light had only one boat. A white signal was shown for the first time from the light. the Phalarope search boat joined the effort but no trace was found after 24 hours of efforts.
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Plymouth
James Kingsley
Duxbury Pier
Plymouth Harbor
Kingsley
Duxbury
George Kezer
United States Fish Commission
R. H. Veeder
Sunday Chamber Concerts at Chickering Hall End Season
An audience packed Chickering Hall for pianist Harold Bauer in the 14th chamber concert under H. G. Tucker. His program included Beethoven Op 65 38 Schumann Faschungsschwank Gluck Brahms rhapsody Liszt Etude Chopin Ballade Schubert Impromptu Saint-Saens Etude. The refined performance solidified Bauer as among the world’s greatest living pianists. The second series closes with Bauer’s recital and the third series lineup follows with Kneisel Quartet Samaroff Rogers Isdith RK Chapman and others through March 18.
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Chickering Hall
Harold Bauer
H. G. Tucker
Schubert
Saint-Saens
Bauer
Kneisel
Olga Samaroff
Francis Rogers
Isdith RK. Chapman
Bertha Cushing Child
George Proctor
The
Hoffmann Quartet
Joshua Phippen
Longy Club
Mary Hussem de Moss
Marie Nichols
Fisa Ruegeger
G. Tucker
Margulies Trio
Woman Pleads for Socialism in Pittsburg Lecture
Mrs Ella Reeve Cohen of Pittsburg outlined socialism and its link to daily life at Paine Hall Appleton Street. She likened the working class to white slaves and soldiers of the revolution, urging rights beyond mere pursuit of happiness and citing nearly two million white child slaves in the nation, focusing on miners in western Pennsylvania soft coal regions.
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Ella Reeve Cohen
Pittsburg
Penn
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
Pennsylvania
Memorial Service Held For King Christian In Copenhagen
In the Garden room of the palace a private memorial for King Christian took place with royal family present. Coffins stood beneath portraits of former Danish rulers, flanked by two flags and surrounded by elaborate floral arrangements.
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Copenhagen
Christian
Disinterment requested over hanged lover photo
Fthel Gentry, who kept vigil beside the jail wall when William Vandalsen was hanged for beheading his mistress Fanny Porter, seeks to have Vandalsen's body exhumed to retrieve a photograph she loaned him. She says the image would offend him and plans to sue to force disinterment.
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Louisville
William Vandalsen
Fanny Porter
Van
Vandalsen
Aged recluse Samuel Brown attacked near Hudson cabin
Samuel Brown, an elderly recluse over 65, was found unconscious beside the Frank Smith farm road after a nighttime assault. Authorities report a heavy blow with a club or iron bar, with Brown claiming a large unknown assailant followed him before the attack. The incident has stirred local tension over rumored hidden wealth and possible cabin search.
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Hudson, N. H
Frank Smith
Samuel Brown
Brown
Girl and aged man missing in Taunton case
Taunton authorities search for Miss Mary Arcsee a 17 year old maid from Portugal and Manuel Madeiras a 60 year old reputed to have wealth. Mrs Fanny Arcsee mother asks police aid after Madeiras arranged the girl's passage to this country and visitation ceased. Madeiras reportedly headed to California with suspected involvement in the girl's disappearance.
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Taunton
Mary Arcsee
Portugal
Manuel Madeiras
Fanny Arcsee
Madeiras
California
Fire roars through Grand Street factory district in New York
A six story factory at 107 113 Grand street near Mercer street in Manhattan burned today with losses over 250000. Charles Schoolhouse Sons ribbons suffered 100000 and Bernhard Ulmann Co yarns embroideries and braids lost more than 159000. Flames exploded from windows within minutes drawing crowds as police reserves from eight precincts were called.
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New York
Grand Street
Mercer Street
Silk and Linen
Charles Schoolhouse & Sons
Bernhard, Ulmann & Co
Ninety-Year-Old Maine Man Celebrates 90th Birthday
Ignace Valliere of 18 Centre Street Biddeford Maine marked his 90th birthday with family at home. Described as the oldest French speaking resident, he remains as active as his descendants and reportedly never sick a day.
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Biddeford
Ignace Valliere
Centre Street
Maine
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