Feito's monomania clarified after royal procession shot
Madrid January 11 Feito the carriage shooter in the royal procession is found to suffer monomania and not linked to anarchists. King Alfonso receives congratulations on his escape. A dynamite box sent from Barcelona was found at the railway station and may have targeted the Sagasta funeral cortege.
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Feito
Duke of Sotomayor
Alfonso
Senor Sagasta
Odell and Platt Meet in Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York report details a morning gathering with Governor Odell Senator Platt Colonel Dunn Lieutenant Governor Higgins and others in Platts rooms. They discussed Republican leadership appointments including Raines Malloy White and Brackett and Platts bid for re election to the U S Senate on Jan 20 with Odell pledging support.
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Republican State Committee
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St. Lawrence
Horace White
Syracuse
Dick Canfield
United States Senate
Albany
Carnegie Builds Grand Organ for Carnegie Home
Andrew Carnegie, in his New York residence, boasts a private hall organ costing between 30,000 and 40,000 dollars. The instrument, built to high art, fills the hall with music from Margaret and her father with or without an organist. It echoes Scottish tunes and can be played at the touch of a button, delighting neighbors and showcasing Carnegie’s taste for luxury.
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England
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Central Park
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Little Margaret
Carnégie House
America
Senator Fitzgerald and Miss Herlihy to Wed Next Month
The Hon. Henry B. Fitzgerald will marry Miss Margaret Herlihy of Monument Square Charlestown at St. Marys Church next month before Lent. A nuptial mass will be held with no wedding reception, and after a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Ward 6 in the Senatorial district.
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Honora Herlihy
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Ladronism in Southern Luzon
News from Manila reports a ladronism outbreak in Albay province with a large pursuing force and extra constabulary despatched. Officials expect bandit dispersion within ten days. Also, Admiral Evans fleet continues maneuvers in Manila Bay with the battleship Kentucky firing 13inch guns. practice results are not yet completed.
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Albay
Luzon
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Manila Bay
Kentucky
Old English Gentleman Sir Henry Bathe Near 89 In June
London January 11 Sir Henry Percy de Bathe may celebrate his 89th birthday in June his health is astonishingly good for his age He is among the last survivors of the fine old English gentleman type and once served bravely in the Crimea He is now a popular magnate at Wood End in West Sussex near Goodwood Lillian Langtry meanwhile faces delays in card engraving. The act discussed aims to curb intoxicated patrons from liquor but enforcement may be difficult due to identification challenges.
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Lillian Langtry
Lady de Bathe
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West Sussex
Wood End
Goodwood
Pope Receives Americans in Private Audience
Romb, Jan. 11. The Pope greeted Mr. and Mrs. Howard Benoit and family with Mrs. A. J. Lindsay of St. Louis in a private audience. A 32-year-old Benoit daughter spotted the apostolic ring and asked about the finger ornament. The Pontiff smiled, caressed the girl, and let her examine the ring.
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A. J. Lindsay
St. Louis
Benoits
Curious Results of Englands License Act
London notes the sobriety drive under the new licensing act, ten days in. It reports magistrates issuing rapid judicial separations and potential relaxation of marriage law, with police courts empowered to resolve such matters quickly. A West London magistrate granted a judicial separation to Sir Charles after a brief hearing.
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London
England
Sir Charles
Planning for emperors visit to the pope
In Rome a plan to ease Austrian Italy tensions by pairing Emperor William with Emperor Francis Joseph for a Rome visit next April. The scheme suggests the emperors meet the Pope together while staying with the Austrian ambassador, then proceed to Naples before returning to Rome for a Quirinal guest sequence with King Victor Emmanuel.
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William
Austria
Italy
Francis Joseph
Humbert
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Vatican
Germany
Quirinal
Holy See
Naples
Victor Emmanuel
Refuses a Fortune for Ney Napoleonic Document
Mme Napoleon Ney, widow of Napoleon Ney, rejects a vast bid for a unique Ney Napoleonic relic. The document rehabilitates Marshal Ney’s memory, heirloom of the Ney line, and she plans to leave it to the Museum of the Army after her death as requested by her husband.
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Mme
Napoleon Ney
United States
Republic
Second Republic
Marshal Ney
Mme. Ney
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Louis
Napoleon
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Mineley
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Wilson Seeks Pardon From Fitchburg Jail
George Wilson known as Diamond Dick of Boston sought a pardon from county commissioners after being sentenced to six months for assault with a dangerous weapon at the local court. He was ill with consumption when committed and jail officials say he cannot long survive.
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Clinton
George Wilson
Diamond
Boston
Fitchburg
Crisis in Lynn shoe cutters rivalries over union wage stamp
In Lynn on January 11 a potential strike by eight cutters at W H Tuttle’s factory triggers a clash between the Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union and the Cutters Assembly linked to the Knights of Labor. The dispute risks closing 18 local factories and pits the unions against each other as the Stamp system spreads wage scales, with 700 cutters voting to cancel their prior agreement while the Central Labor Union endorses the Boot and Shoe Workers.
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Boot and Shoe Workers
W. H. Tuttle
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Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
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Cutters' Assembly
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Giron Narrates Princess Flight Mystery From Saxony
Geneva report states Professor Giron has told the complete tale of Princess Louise of Saxony's elopement, detailing the flight from Saxony and the events surrounding it. He provides his account of the excursion and its implications.
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Privileged Victim in Love Flies to Brussels During Court Suspicions
The speaker describes being a victim of love, insisting the court doubted his affection for the princess. He left Dresden in mid November for Brussels and remained there a month to prepare for an intended flight with the princess. The Archduke Leopold aided the princess, entering her palace apartments at Salzburg.
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Brussels
Leopold
Salz
North Union Market to Close on Causeway Street
The North Union Market opposite North Union Station on Causeway Street will close Monday January 12. The owners acknowledge strong local demand and first class facilities but say other business interests prevent personal attention. They offer to lease the premises and sell the plant to suitable applicants.
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North Union Market
North Union Station
Causeway Street
Reverend Wendte Labels Elite as Dangerous Classes
At Parker Memorial last evening the Rev Charles V Wendte challenged the audience to define dangerous classes naming politicians editors clergymen and millionaires as targets He urged that the real danger comes from those in power who misuse wealth and influence and he urged scrutiny of editors legislators and some clergy Also notes include church leadership changes evangelist Charles Jackson and upcoming meetings in Loomis Hall
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Parker Memorial
Charles V. Wendte
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Mr. Wendte
Temple May Choose Pastor on Thursday
Tremont Temple held its morning service as the executive committee discussed selecting a new pastor. The church plans to announce a final decision at Thursday’s session, with members awaiting a possible appointment and transition details.
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Temple
Tremont Temple
Faunce Urges Growing Beyond Childhood Narrowness
President W H P Faunce of Brown University addressed the Central Congregational Church on putting away childish things. He urged maintaining childlike wonder and candor while shedding clannishness and fault finding, stressing imagination, openness to all educational enterprise, and growth through enriching experiences. In the vesper service he spoke on religion's seasonal cycles.
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W. H. P. Faunce
Brown University
Central Congregational Church
Vesper Service
Faunce
Rev MacQueen's pulpit lit with lamps and lamps
The Rev Peter MacQueen led a novel object lesson at First Parish Church titled Light. He displayed lamps from ancient and modern cities including Yemenian, Venetian, English candlesticks, pine log light, Russian candelabra and American incandescent electrics to illustrate the text In thy light we shall see light.
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Peter MacQueen
Princess and archduke plot for Paris life and journalism
The couple renounce political intrigue to pursue a simple life in Paris after securing legal freedom. They discuss love, poetry, and plans to write and work in journalism while courting public forgetfulness amid offers from impresarios and theater directors. Strong entities include Paris, Hallein, Geneva, Zurich, Vonop, Woelfring, Musset, Verlaine, and Victor Hugo.
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Hallein
Zurich
Mme. Vonoppen
Archduke
Mme. Woelfring
Geneva
Mile. Adamovich
Paris
Victor Hugo
Alfred de Musset
Sally Prudhome
Verlaine
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