Pope Again Denies Rome Annulment in Duke La Sallie Marriage
Rome reports Pope Pius X refused to annul the marriage of a duke's son to Marika Karases, upholding the church’s stance against divorce. The archbishop of Athens witnessed the ceremony. the Congregation deemed the union valid. The duke may seek civil action, but Vatican hopes he abstains.
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Rome
la Sallie
Marika Karases
Athens
Pius X
Curia
Rospigliosi
Parkhurst
Bangor
France
Vatican
Rector Weighs St Pauls Offer in Providence
The Rev Edmund Rousmaniere of Grace Church Providence hesitates over accepting St Pauls Episcopal Church Tremont Street Boston invite as rector. He will decide publicly within a week and cites need to study the field before committing. He praises Boston and Providence and compares his temperament to President Roosevelt.
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S. Paul's Episcopal Church
Edmund
Rousmaniere
Post
Fovidence
Grace Episcopal Church
Thomas
St. Pa
Maniere
Dr.Ousmaniere
Boston
Roosevelt
Usmaniere
Providence
St. Paul's ‘Church
Dr. Rousmaniere
Rousmer
Robert
Stay charms London as American show girls win praise
American actresses who toured London have captivated audiences and impressed British aristocrats. Billie Burke, Grace George, and Stanard earned strong notices as managers lobby to keep them longer in the capital despite contracts to return to the United States.
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London
Billie’ Burke
John Drew
Charles Hawtrey
America
Billie Burke
Johnnies
Met His Bride At A Mission
Mrs Stella Archer Maloney general missionary Life Line League at 22 Bulfinch street and Edgar J Simson of the Hanover street recruiting station married yesterday noon. The ceremony was at the Baptist Tabernacle Bowdoin square by Rev Frederick E Heath. They depart for a honeymoon in Binghampton New York this evening. Mrs Simson widow of Captain John Maloney U S N, the elder, died about a year ago. She is the second home official to marry in a short time.
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Merrimac Street
Stella Archer Maloney
Life Line League
Bulfinch Street
Edgar J. Simson
Hanover Street
Baptist Tabernacle
Bowdoin Square
Frederick E. Heath
Mallet Arrives as First British Minister to Panama
Colon reports Claud Mallet long time British consul at Panama has arrived from Europe to assume the role of first British minister to Panama.
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Colon
Claud Mallet
Panama
Europe
Death of General Lono Shocks Madrid Government
General Lono, minister of war, died in Madrid today. He had assumed the war portfolio from Premier Maura in January, marking a sudden change in the cabinet.
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Madrid
General Lono
Lono
Maura
Rockefeller Sightseers Spark Pittsfield Crowds
A mass of sightseers gathered in Pittsfield all day hoping to glimpse John D. Rockefeller at his villa. Boats on the lake stayed hired while security kept spectators back as marshals reportedly sought a subpoena. Local servants and reporters lingered nearby amid tense quiet as Rockefeller remained unseen.
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America
Mr. Rockefeller
Tarrytown
United States
New York
Sleeping Boy Walks in Sleep in Dorchester
Seven year old Vasal Lashua of 18 mg Street Dorchester wandered the streets in his night gown for over an hour after rising from bed at 6 30 AM on Saturday. He returned home without explanation and seemed dazed, with parents planning closer supervision.
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Vasal Lashua
Mg Street
Dorchester
William Lashua
Friends Bid Farewell to Martin Toohey in South Boston
A farewell reception for Martin Toohey, a noted South Boston merchant, gathered at Miss Josephine Laundrigan's Shawmut avenue home. Guests formed the "Toohey Club" to visit his ship at departure for Europe next Wednesday, with Toohey aided by Laundrigan and her sisters.
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Martin Toohey
Boston
Josephine Laundrigan
Shawmut Avenue
Europe
Toohey
Uaundrigan
Helen Costello
Elizabeth Costello
Mary Donovan
Katherine Sfeany
Agnes Crangen
Margaret Riley
Katherine Gavin
Gertrude Gavin
Mary Malone
Eleanor McCormick
Frank ‘Hara
John’ Thorton
John Hardman
Ohn Monahan
BP. J. Driscoll
William Denning
Tobin
John Howley
Fiemming
Welter Bannigan
Manchester astronomer Hale earns Doctor of Science title
London reports that The University of Manchester conferred the degree of doctor of science on Professor George Milery Hale, noted astronomer from Chicago University, marking a prestigious academic honor.
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London
University of Manchester
George Milery Hale
Chicago University
Cruelty Probe Tops Deer Island Case At Grand Jury
Courtroom chatter and political interest rise as the district attorney prepares to present affidavits and documents linked to cruelty at the House of Correction. More than 20 witnesses are expected, including former prisoners and several minor officials.
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Court House
Grand
Deer Island
House of Correction
James R. Gerrish
Lorenzo D. Perkins
Dark Horse Johnson Emerges in Democratic Nominating Drive
Chicago June 30 The Minnesota Governor John A Johnson is described as the dark horse candidate in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination. Local politicians report anti Bryan forces gathering for the 1908 convention after Pennsylvania declined to back Bryan. Watterson has signaled a proposal for a Democrat to influence party leaders nationwide.
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Chicago
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Willam Jennings Bryan
Watterson
Lillian Lawrence's Daughter to Appear in This City Soon
Lillian Lawrence's daughter Miss Terry Amady, daughter of Lillian Lagarndey, will debut in Boston at the Park Theatre. She bears a strong resemblance to her accomplished mother and shows notable acting talent. A suitable role will be chosen to showcase her abilities.
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Ethel Grey Terry
Lillian Lawrence
the Park Theatre
Terry
Lillian Lagarndey
Les Professionals
Boston
Park
Miss Terry
Ama
West
New York Faces Garbage Strike Amid Health Crisis
On June 30 New York faced a dual strike by 2000 garbage collectors and an equal number of ice wagon drivers risking a disease epidemic. The Health Board warned only a limited crew would work tomorrow, unable to meet the 755 carts needed daily as sanitation lags six days behind.
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New York
Darlington
The
Health Board
Roxbury Horse Guards Recall Long Ago at Island Outing
The Roxbury Horse Guards Veteran Association held an outing at Peddock's Island. James J. Lynch of Brookline spoke on the group's history noting its origins in 1852 and later reorganization as Company PD, First Battalion of Cavalry, with the current title Troop D. A large gathering shared reminiscences of past days with many officers and members listed as attendees.
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Roxbury Horse Guards Veteran Association
Peddock’s Island
James J. Lynch
Brookline
John Irwin
Roxbury Horse Guards
William J. Finnick
Fred Bieiler
James Fairbanks
Fred Bleiler
William Finnick
James S. Fairbanks
Oscar Cox
Roxbury Horse Guards Veterans' Association
Peddock’'S Island
Finnick
Lee
High Surf at Revere Beach Rouses Patrol and Crowd
A 12 year old boy was stopped for throwing stones on Revere Beach and warned by a officer after a visiting protest by a woman at the police station. About 160000 beachgoers enjoyed the night scene with merchants reporting a rebound after Saturday rain and heavy surf with few bathers and no arrests.
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Revere Beach
Hawkins
Wounds Found On Man's Head After River Fall
The case of Jeremiah St Hilaire of Amesbury Mass rests on a Lamprey River death. Coroner's inquest will determine if a fall from an embankment caused fatal head wounds or if foul play occurred. Two witnesses saw him roll into the river and attempt a rescue failed.
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New Market
N. H
Jeremiah St. Hilaire
Lamprey River
St. Hilaire
Amesbury
Mass
Boston Police Sought Man Surrenders in New York
A man about 40 years old surrendered to police in New York revealing himself as Vernon J. Verrell, a bookkeeper from 66 Olney Street Providence Rhode Island, wanted in Boston for passing worthless checks. Boston Inspector Watts later said no alarm record existed and requested he be held 24 hours.
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New York
Vernon J. Verrell
Olney Street
Providence
R. 1
Boston
Watts
Gardener Dies After Apoplexy in Melrose Store
In Melrose on June 30 James Chase a gardener at 146 Green Street collapsed while smoking a pipe in Dennis Callahan’s store and died shortly after.
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Melrose
Dennis Callahan
Green Street
James Chase
Boy shot to death while undressing for river bath
Sharon Pennsylvania June 30 14 year old John Graham was found dead after a pistol shot rang out as he prepared to bathe in the river. He cried I am shot. Authorities investigate the mysterious death with no clear suspect at this time.
Ex City Official Sent to Jail for Bribe Case
Charles E. J. Burr former member of the Board of Public Service pleaded guilty in Columbus court to a street paying scandal count and was sentenced to three months in jail plus a $200 fine He fled to Windsor Canada before the indictment and return.
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Columbus
Charles E. J. Burr
Board of Public Service
Burr
Windsor
Canada
No Sign Of Mme Sa Hera In Apparition Attempt
The telepathic link Mme Sa Hera planned to install between spookland and 15 Charles street last night failed to appear, as did Mme Sa Hera. She last spoke near Cleveland Colorado and claims a pact with Dr. Hodgson. Hodgson died one year and six months ago yesterday, with no crowd at 15 Charles street beyond a few reporters. The dwellers say they heard knocking but expect a quiet night.
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Mme. Sa Hera
Richard Hodgson
Spookland
Charles Street
Mme
Sa Hera
Cleveland
Dr. Hodgson
Infant's Body Found Floating in East Cambridge Canal
A infant was found in the canal behind J. M. Woods lumber yard in East Cambridge. Medical Examiner Swan saw the body and found no sign of foul play.
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J. M. Wood
Cambridge
Swan
Four Generation Photographs Invite for Post Project
New England families with four or more living generations are invited to submit group photographs for publication in the Post. Selected images will be compiled and sent to President Roosevelt in a neatly bound volume.
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New England
Post
Roosevelt
Fitchburg Portrait of Four Generations of Jones Family
The 1905 photograph captures four living generations of the Jones family in Fitchburg. William Henry Jones, born September 25 1826 in Houston Missouri, is now nearly 100 and in good health. His son Willard Warren Jones, born January 27 1832 in Portland Missouri, is 55. Orville Allen Jones was born in Fitchburg September 7 1882, and the youngest Willard Stanley Jones was born July 29 1904 in Fitchburg.
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Fitchburg
William Henry Jones
Houston
Willard Warren Jones
Portland
Orville Allen Jones
Willard Stanley Jones
Willard W. Jones
Orville A. Jones
Willard
Jones
Lodging House In Jamaica Plain Sees Death Of Roommate
Jerry Lyons owner of a lodging house at 3571 Washington Street Jamaica Plain awakened to find his roommate John Guy a 25 year old single conductor on the Elevated road dead in bed. Police and Medical Examiner Mc Grath investigate with natural causes suspected and Cambridge relatives sought.
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Jerry Lyons
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
John Guy
Lyons
Guy
McGrath
Cambridge
Wreck on the Elevated Line Prompts New York Charge
Frank Kelly, sought by New York police for the January 1906 Elevated wreck that killed six, is arrested in San Francisco. He admits identity and is held for New York orders. The Ninth Avenue train reportedly failed to slow for the curve at Fifty third Street and Ninth Avenue, derailing after the switch.
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San Francisco
Frank Kelly
New York
Kelly
Fifty Third Street
Ninth Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Woman Found Dead in Locked House Police Probe
An unidentified woman is dead and police investigate after rooms show signs of recent occupancy. A locked door connects two rooms with no keys found. Lodger Bailey is missing. Grose saw him Friday or Saturday. Neighbors heard noise in Fitzgibbone area early Friday and Saturday. Woman last seen Thursday afternoon by Harry Levine. Bailey’s whereabouts remain unclear. Mrs. Bailey, the lodger’s wife, is held as a witness.
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Bailey
Grose
Billerica Street
Fitzgibbone Place
Harry Levine
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