Wife Against Actress Sparks Second Replevin Battle
Mrs. Mabelle Simpson widow of Dr. William L. Simpson wins a second writ against furniture and bric-a-brac at 124 West Thirty-sixth Street stored after the couple’s split. Miss May Duryea vaudeville actress faces a court order to show cause why the writs cannot be vacated. Duryea offers no funds to contest the actions, while Coroner Zueca sets next Monday for the inquest into Dr. Simpson's suicide.
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New York
Mabelle Simpson
William L. Simpson
Gerard
West Thirty-sixth Street
May Duryea
Jersey City
Moses H. Grossman
Zueca
Dr. Simpson
Boylston Schulverein Social Delights Audience at Club Night
The Boylston Schulverein hosted a high quality social evening in its club home with a full concert hall. Highlights included Schaeffer on zither, Tony Krebs comic recitation, Krause tenor, a rare four tuba quartet by Hampe Devorak Cranfield and Mausebach, Fiedler violin, and Grossmann closing with a comic routine.
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Boylston Schulverein
Schaeffer
Tony Krebs
Krause
Messrs
Hampe
Devorak
Cranfield
Mausebach
Mr. Fiedler
Mr. Grossman
Rev C H Blodgett Called to St John’s Church
Fall River report announces the Rev C H Blodgett of Roe DeRYSE New York has been called to serve at St John’s Episcopal Church in the city.
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Summer St
Fall River
C. H. Blodgett
Roe Deryse
N. Y
St. John's Espiscopal Church
Firemen Promotion for Lt Edward J. Shallow of Ladder 17
Lieutenant Edward J. Shallow of Ladder 17 is slated for promotion to captain in recognition of valuable service. He may fill the vacancy created by the death.
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Edward J. Shallow
Ladder 17
Shallow
Submarine Subsidy Debate Faces Possible Extra Session
Washington Jan 30 Senators clash over the ship subsidy bill with support and opposition parties split. McMillan predicts passage this session while Burrows doubts it. some Republicans favor an extra session if needed. Conference to decide policy, Democrats claim GOP blame for any failure. Turley and Jones spoke against the bill.
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Washington
McMillan
Michigan
Burrows
Allison
West
Senate
Turley
Tennessee
Jones
Arkansas
Investigation at Annapolis Hazing Declined by Long
Secretary Long writes to the House naval committee on hazing at Annapolis. He says both the department and the superintendent welcome an inquiry but warn it would demoralize the academy and disrupt spring term. He notes no current hazing complaints and cites improving public sentiment and recent West Point findings.
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Washington
Longe
House Naval Committee
Annapolis
Long
West Point
Novel Academy
House Passes Agriculture Bill After Utah Polygamy Clause Dropped
In Washington on January 30 the House passed the agricultural appropriation bill after deleting a polygamy clause aimed at the Utah Agricultural College. The debate featured King of Utah and Grosvenor of Ohio trading barbs as they called each other common scolds. Landis of Indiana began the clash by proposing withholding funds from the college while any employee is considered a polygamist.
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Washington
House
Utah
King
Grosvenor
Ohio
Landis
Indiana
Utah Agricultural College
Reception Planned for Twenty sixth Regiment Homeward Journey
A reception is being organized for the Twenty sixth Regiment as it returns from the Philippines. Most regiments will be mustered out on arrival in San Francisco, but this plan proposes bringing the Twenty sixth by train to Boston for mustering out. The regiment, drafted mainly from Massachusetts with a recruiting district into New York, is commanded by Colonel Rice and is then in Iloilo awaiting embarkation.
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Philippines
San Francisco
Boston
Twenty-sixth
Massachusetts
New York
Rice
Ilolio
Castro Wins Victories and Venezuelan Ex-president Sails
In San Juan Puerto Rico on January 30 former Venezuelan President Andrade sailed for Santiago de Cuba and Havana incognito. It is reported he aims to meet a filibustering expedition reportedly heading to Venezuela via Cuba. Andrade is said to have bought arms in New York last autumn. Castro ousted him from the Venezuelan presidency in 1899.
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San Juan
P. R
Senor Andrade
Venezuela
Santiago de Cuba
Havana
Cuba
New York
Castro
Andrade
Americans Amid Peril at Pitch Lake as Guerrilla Attacks Rise
A Caracas report from Pitch Lake says 130 English guards fled into the hills as insurgents fired, leaving 25 American guards to protect American families. Nightly gunfire surrounds the lake with guerrilla attacks ongoing.
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Pitch Lake
Venezuela
Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Caracas
Castros’ Venezuelan revolts suffer defeats near Cayapan
Reported battles near Cayapan in eastern Venezuela yield heavy losses to revolutionists. Prisoners include two sons of General Acosta and Mejano, Rojas, Carabano, Izarra. Government wins at Caripe near Maturin. Guiria reoccupied. Lan caster arrives at Laguayra to aid training.
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Venezuela
Cayapan
Acosta
Caripe
Maturin
Bermudez
Paria
Mejano
Rojas
Carabano
Izarra
Caucas
Ciudid Bolivar
Bolivar
Orinoco
Pato
Guiria
United States
Lancaster
Laguayra
Almanac 1901 Weather Predictions From Royal Baking Powder
The Royal Baking Powder Company releases an artistic almanac for 1901 with daily weather forecasts by Professor DeVoe, noted for predicting the Galveston cyclone. The paper offers free copies to women upon request sent to 100 Williams Street, New York.
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Royal Baking Powder Company
DeVoe
Galveston
Viiliams Street
New York
Motions In Kidnapping Case Brought Before Judge Story
The cases of James F. and Thomas Morgan and Constable William S. Lyons of Boston charged with kidnapping gypsy child Margaret Morgan came up in Somerville Police Court by continuance. Judge Story declined to dismiss and continued the case to February 27 for final disposition in higher courts.
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James F
Thomas Morgan
William S. Lyons
Boston
Margaret Morgan
Margaret Cooper
Story
Somerville
Ways and Means Panel Okays Bond Transport to Fall River
The Ways and Means Committee reported favorably a bill extending the privilege of immediate transportation in bond to Fall River and New Bedford. The action was taken today in Washington.
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Washington
Bond
Fall River
New Bedford
Overseer Joseph W. Wilson Injured in Ladder Fall
Dedham report states Joseph W. Wilson, an overseer of the poor, fell from a ladder today and sustained serious injuries.
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Dedham
Joseph W. Wilson
Charles O Woodman Arrested for Thefts in Cambridge Area
Charles O Woodman aged 43 of Shawmut Avenue was arrested yesterday on charges of stealing a watch false teeth and other items from Dr W B Cutter of Dover Street and other people during last fall and winter He had just completed a 30 day sentence at Cambridge House of Correction for swindling Arlington physicians of surgical instruments.
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Charles O. [Woodman
Shawmut Avenue
W. B. Cutter
Dover Street
Cambridge House of Correction
Arington
Pension Hike Recommended for Widow of Rear Admiral
Jan 30 The House committee recommended raising the widow Philip Washingtons pension from 30 to 60 a month, seeking a larger monthly allowance for the Rear Admiral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee
Philip
Captain Merrill Promoted in Boston Fire Department
Captain Merrill, popular in the department after twelve years of service, is promoted and may be joined by Thomas I. Conroy of Engine 27 Mason Street as lieutenant. If they qualify, Shallow may lose his position to Conroy and Merrill’s office duties shift accordingly.
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Merrill
Newfoundland
Boston
Thomas I. Conroy
Mason Street
Shallow
Conroy
Tiieutenant Shallow
Hoseman Conroy
President Proclaims US Peru Extradition Treaty
The President proclaimed the new extradition treaty between the United States and Peru, announced in Washington on January 30.
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Washington
United States
Peru
May Be Pole Skeleton in Hatfield Find
Northampton January 30 State Detective McKay investigates the disappearance of John Paul a 21 year old Pole last seen in March in Whately A search of an old house near the Whately Hatfield line uncovered charred bones buried in gravel with brown paper over them Officials theorize they may be Pauls remains and anticipate an arrest among local Poles if the murder theory holds.
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Northampton
Mclxay
John Paul
Whately
McKay
Hatfield
Paul
Governor Nominates Four For City Police and Hospital Posts
At a meeting of the Executive Council yesterday the Governor named Rufus Bassett of Pall River to the Fall River Police Board to replace the late Joseph Hauiy. He reappointed Sarah B B Williams of Taunton as a Westboro Insane Hospital trustee and James Sb bbe Sharp of Chelsea and George C. Neal to district police inspection and detective posts.
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Executive Council
Rufus Bassett
Pall River
Fall River
Pinkham Divorce Case Settled in Lawrence
Florence C. Pinkham is granted a divorce nisi from Charles E. Pinkham by Judge Aiken for extreme cruelty. The couple wed in Lawrence in 1887.
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Lawrence
Pinkham
Aiken
Florence C. Pinkham
Nisi
Charles E. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Decision in Champlin Libel Case Delayed
Judge Bosson was out of town delaying the decision in the case of Hon. Arthur B Champlin of Revere charged with criminal libel.
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Champlin
Arthur
Morgan & Co Inquire on Pre-90s British Loan Favorable
New York reports J P Morgan and Company asked among friends about the pre 90s British loan of fifty million dollars and received favorable responses, suggesting renewed interest from bankers.
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New York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Bernard Wolf to give away 200 Queen Victoria photos
Bernard M. Wolf known as My Clothier announces a free distribution of 200 photos of Queen Victoria tomorrow at 10 oclock. The images are well finished and lifelike, and the lucky recipients will receive these portraits at his shop on the corner of Hanover and Portland streets.
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Bernard M. Wolf
Queen Victoria
Hanover
Portland
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Revival
Heed advice to counter malarial distemper with Hood's Sarsaparilla. The patent medicine claims notable blood purification, stomach toning, appetite boost, and strength building while warding off grip and lingering germs.
Miss Julia Twells Jr and Her writings in Philadelphia and New York
Julia Helen Twells Jr of Philadelphia, author of Singed Wings and The Quality of Mercy, rises in social circles as she revises her stance on marriage and love. Her family includes a father who served as Naples consul and a grandfather who was Austria’s minister. Now in New York, she plans a forthcoming book and garners metropolitan attention.
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Philadelphia
Dickens
Julia Helen Twells, Jr
Miss Twells, Jr
Austria
Naples
Jamaica
Mills of the Gods
Sousi
Wells, Jr
New York
Metropolis
Ships' fighting value study ranks U S ships low
German naval constructor Otto Kretschmer proposes a metric based on fighting value per ton displacement. Using gun power, armor, speed, coal and related factors, he lists relative fightings values for battleships and cruisers. Maine and Alabama show surprising placements with Japan and several nations leading.
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Washington
Otto Kretschmer
United States
Japan
Formidable
Great Britain
Kaiser Friedrich III
Germany
Cressy
Montcalm
France
Ove Gromoboi
Russia
Duncan
Cesarevitch
di St. Bon
Italy
Alabama
Jeanne Gatg
Frank
Prinz Heinrich
Ccdachesaesacesataseenay
Maine
Almanach Fur
Die K. U. K. Oesterreichische Marine
Brooklyn
New York
Bryan Opposes Long Term Presidency Editorial Debate
In Lincoln Nebraska the second issue of Mr Bryan's Commoner circulated widely. The leading editorial defends Queen Victoria while arguing against extending the President's term to six years. The piece contends longer terms would boost trust influence and campaign funds, claiming four years suffices for a capable leader.
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Lincoln
Neb
Beachmont Honors Local Boys With Benefit Program
Beachmont citizens gathered last evening to honor Harry Sawyer and Jimmy Allen two town youths who had often appeared at local entertainments. Rag time farce variety and music filled the benefit program staged by grateful townspeople.
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Beachmont
Harry Sawyer
Jimmy Allen
Povyle Named Governor of Newfoundland
London January 30 Sir Cavendish Powyle k M G appointed governor of Newfoundland succeeding Sir Henry Edward McCal lum who moves to Natal.
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Sir Cavendish Boyle
McCallum
London
Cavendish Povylek
M. G
British Guiana
Newfoundland
Henry Edward MecCallum
Natal
Auxiliary cruiser Foote sails for Newport on experimental voyage
The Foote, at Charlestown Navy Yard for repairs, sailed yesterday toward Newport. She will join ships Dupont Ericksson Porter Roxarrs and Winslow for a Pensacola trip then proceed to New York Philadelphia Norfolk and back to Pensacola. The voyage tests route practicability in wartime and will be commanded by sons.
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Foote
Charlestown Navy Yard
Newport
Usheing
Dupont
Youngest Navy Officer Leads Ponce War Claim
Sign Roland J Curtin the young naval officer who captured Ponce during the Spanish American War. Captain S Wertman will command twenty one men and two officers aboard the vessel. The squadrons little ships will navigate the new route keeping inside and off coral reefs along the southern shore. Lunn remains at the navy yard while the Foote gains windlass steam cylinders and undergoes general overhaul.
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Roland J. Curtin
Ponce
Spain
S. Wertman
Navy Yard
Foote
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