King Edward's Settlement Effort Over Royal Divorce Suit
London sources report King Edward seeking a settlement to Major F J Atherton's divorce suit against Mabel Atherton naming the Duke of Westminster as co respondent. The case, tied to London's high society, may be settled out of court as pressure mounts.
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F. J.therton
Rince of Wales
Atherton
Prince of Wales’s Royal) Lancers
Mabel Louisa Atherton
Aubrey Paul
Duke of Westminster
Miss West
Alfred Milner
Countess of Grosvenor
St. Paul’s Church
Knightsbridge
Shelagh West
William Cornwalls West
United Kingdom
Belgrade
South Africa
Gordon Wood
Shropshire Yeomanry
Lord Methuen
DEMENTED WOMAN FOUND DROWNED NEAR LANCASTER
Ellen L. Mann, a mentally unstable woman, was found dead in the Jasbus River near Lancaster after a self inflicted drowning. Her father William A. Kilborn helped revive her body, later identifying it as his daughter. Mann had recently taught in Cranston Rhode Island and faced family troubles and job loss.
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Clinton
Ellen L. Mann
Jasbus
Lancaster
William A. Kilborn
Tobeyn Clinton
Old Colonial Whiskey and Mail Order Sales Ad
A Boston catalog offer from Cushing Medical Supply Co. promotes Old Colonial Whiskey at 1.50 per bottle and 2.00 per gallon, with emphasis on mail and express orders. Free local express not charged on orders over 1.00.
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Cushing Medical Supply CO
Washington St
Boston
Washington's Birthday Local Events Dances and Gatherings
A list of Washingtons Birthday activities across Boston and suburbs with dates and venues. Events include Condits Orchestra at Roughan Hall and multiple club meetings at Union Hall and Wells Memorial Hall. Also noted are receptions at the State House, theater and musical entertainments, and college basketball games.
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Roughan Hall
Hatters of
Boston
Odd Fellows
K. Wells Associates
Wells Memorial Hall
Brookside Associates
Union Park Hall
Fireman Rescues Woman From Flames In Boston Tenement
In a South Boston fire at 62 Gold Street Mrs. Eliza Green was overcome by smoke as a kerosene lamp started a blaze on the third floor. Fireman J. T. Muldoon rushed in, carried her to safety, and beat out the flames as his hands were severely scorched. The building suffered about 100 dollars in damage.
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Gold Street
Boston
Eliza Green
Mary
Fair Weather Ahead with Cold Winds Friday and Saturday
Fair forecasts for Friday and Saturday call for continued cold with westerly winds. The outlook notes fair conditions across New England as a trailing edge of a front moves through, with diminishing chances of precipitation.
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Washington
New England
Hidden donor pledges $500000 for Harvard architectural building
At the Harvard Club of New York dinner at the Waldorf Astoria, Dr. Henry Wolcott announced a donor whose name must not be known gave $500000 for an architects building. The gift funds architectural study and was praised by Harvard leaders alongside other donations from Hiram Higginson James Stillman and the Agassiz family for related facilities.
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New York
Harvard Club of
Waldorf-Astoria
Edmund Wetmore
Henry Wolcott
Harvard
Picot
Elot
Ing
Ten Dead In Wreck At Bordentown New Jersey
A wreck on the Amboy division near Bordentown between the Nellie Bly express from New York to Atlantic City and a Camden to Trenton local killed at least nine or ten and injured more than twenty five. Engineers Walter Earl and Frank Thompson among the killed or injured. several Italian laborers are among the victims as wreckage and fire followed the crash due to a collision.
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N. J
Amboy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bordentown
New York
Atlantic City
Camden
Walter Earl
James Birmingham
Frank Hill
John Gates
Frank Thompson
Arrests Grow in Cudahy Kidnapping Case
Patrick Hussey of St Paul Minnesota and John F Lane were arrested on warrants from Omaha for conspiring in the Cudahy kidnapping. James Callahan was arraigned in Omaha on grand larceny robbery and false imprisonment charges, pleaded not guilty, with bail set at 7500 dollars and further proceedings postponed until Monday.
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ST. Pau
Minn
Patrick Hussey
Omaha
Cudahy
John F. Lane
Sorry
Callahan
Neb
James Callahan
Vinsenhaler
Judge Dewey Faces Mayoral Bid Stir in Boston Politics
Prominent Boston Republicans push Judge Henry S. Dewey as a potential mayoral candidate amid dissatisfaction with Mayor Hart's administration and Wheeler’s continued hold over the street superintendent post. Dewey, 45, with long public service, has not promised a campaign.
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Ward 21 Republican Committee
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Mr. Wheeler
Alfred H. Burrage
M. O. Adams
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