London Society Cuts W. W. Astor Over Milne Incident
William Waldorf Astor faces social ostracism as royalty and London society react to his expulsion of Captain Archibald Milne from a private concert. Reports claim invitations and Garden Party attendance are affected, with Milne publicly denied entry and Astor denying Milne's presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald iMtine
London
Pencannon
Mr. Astor
Buckingham Palace
Iis
Archibald Milne
Tlann
Goroysl Nay
Attempt to wreck the Washington express near Philadelphia
Officials report a deliberate effort to wreck the Washington express hauling 90,000 in gold to the Sub Treasury in New York. The attempt occurred early this morning near Folsom, a short distance outside Philadelphia, as the train bound for New York neared its stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington Express
Sub-treasury
New York
Theinguccosul
Folsom
Plague at Nome Steamship Oregon Carried Smallpox
War Department reports Nome City Alaska in June and July with smallpox cases aboard the steamship Oregon. Ten cases and one death in three days, all from Oregon passengers, with quarantine actions and vaccination urged. Isolating efforts and later vaccination and vessel clearance are noted, as officials plan to send stewards to Nome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Gold City
Washington
War Department
Randall
Nome City
Alaska
San Francisco
Cal
Chamber of Commerce
Nome
Congress
Joh
Treasury Department
Jarvis
Cape, Nome
Ated
Seattle
Steamera
Ohio
Santa Aniia
Ewe Island
Wessel
Nomé
Two Boston Sportsmen Sought for Unguided Moosehead Trip
Hub Sportsmen at Kineo Maine report two Boston sportsmen may have completed an unaccompanied trek to Moosehead Lake starting June 28. Officials warn violators face a $40 fine or 30 days imprisonment plus costs. Game Warden and commissioners aim to stop illegal silent-guide travel over forests to prevent forest fire risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kineo
Boston
cAinoe
St. John River
Moosehead Lake
Leroy L. Carleton
Fish and Game Commission
C. C. Nichols
Judge appoints Marsden Perry receiver in Massachusetts Real Estate case
Judge Colt of the United States Circuit Court appointed Marsden J. Perry of Providence temporary receiver for the Massachusetts Real Estate Company and ordered a preliminary injunction restraining Porte W. Hewins and James Y. Anthony. The company holds real estate in Massachusetts Minnesota and Iowa with a book value of 2592168. The bill filed by Clark M. Platt claims trustees erred in buying land favoring gross receipts over net profit. The court will hear the case later. the receiver will manage affairs in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
United States
Marsden J. Perry
Providence
Massachusetts
Porte W. Hewins
James Y. Anthony
Clark M. Platt
Waterbury
Conn
Minnesota
Iowa
Sioux City
Five year old girl fires Methuen barn amid repeated blazes
The 68 year old daughter of George L Page set a fire at a Lowell Road property near Methuen. The barn burned to the ground and a house suffered damage estimated at 400 dollars with total losses around 800 dollars, largely insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methuen
George L. Page
Lowell Road
Bay State Limited train praised for elegance and service
The Bay State Limited of the New York New Haven and Hartford line between Boston and New York earns praise as a sumptuous train with no superior in elegance and accommodations. The double buffet and stateroom features stand out to discerning travelers.
St Augustine Parish Field Day Festival Plans Set
The annual field day and festival of St Augustine's parish in South Boston will be held on Aug 18 with baseball hurling track athletics and other events. A varied programme runs from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. featuring demonstrations and a gramme of athletic activities led by local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine's
South Boston
Cornell
Anak
Dean's Ointment Promises Cure for Itching Piles
A panicked ad-like fragment touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for itching piles. It claims the product fails to deliver and notes a price of 50 cents at any store, reflecting a dubious remedy from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon
Tremont Temple
Dean
Omega Oil claimed to cure stiff joints in cold weather
A Boston firm member promotes Omega Oil as a cure for stiff finger joints and general stiffness. He cites a Massachusetts contractor who allegedly regained the ability to bend a stiff finger after a single three hour application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 8. Cheney & Co
Union St
Boston
Bomery Mass
Dissolution of Old Duty Law Firm Mentioned in Report
The article notes that a law firm dissolves with partners including Mr Carter as a leader of the Gold Democrats of Connecticut. It mentions three men planning separate offices and references Mr Cummings as Stamford’s Mayor who represented Connecticut on a resolutions committee and backed Towne for Vice-President. Colonel Bryan accompanied Mr Cummings in Stamford on a prior visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Gold Democrats
Connecticut
Cummings
Stamford
Kansas City
Towne
Bryan
Newgland
Ummings
Fessenden, Carter & Cummings
Repubblican
Missing station agent Eaton vanishes after June remark
Lexington police and Boston & Maine investigators probe the disappearance of William Parker Eaton, a Boston & Maine station agent, who left home on June 4 without explanation. His wife and elderly father note his good character, and neighbors express surprise. Eaton, about 5 feet 6 inches tall, last wore a gray check suit and russet shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Maine Railroad
Borrington
Eaton
Lexington
Boston
Eaton Hasen
Co Agrette
Maron
Es Bleyele
Bedford
Mr. Baton
Baron
Dems Open In Lewiston With Lord Nomination At Banquet
Lewiston Maine July 11 The Democratic State convention nominated Hor Samuel L Lord for Governor and endorsed the Kansas City platform. Delegates cheered Bryan and Stevenson amid calls for state planks opposing Republican extravagance and pushing resubmission of the prohibitory amendment with local option. Presidential electors listed include Hughes Danforth Horigan Knowlton Jones Wilson. D J McGillowdy and John E Fitzgerald spoke as temporary chair and close of session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Samuel L. Lord
Ace
Kansas City
Bryan
Stevenson
George E.hughes
Bath
D. C. Parker
Danforth
Cornelius Horigan
Biddeford
Frederick Knowlton
Old Town
Edgar L. Jones
Waterville
P. H. Wilson
Auburn
D. J. McGillouddy
Clty
John E. Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Contempt Petition Over Bankruptcy and Arrest Proceedings
In federal court Simeon and Alfred Marcus petitioned to end Constable Henry Worral’s involvement after a contempt claim related to a $13.16 judgment by James D. Thompson of Boston. The judge granted a writ of protection under the bankruptcy act. Thompson later obtained arrests, leading to the Marcuses’ discharge on June 6 due to the writ’s effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Simeon Marcus
Alfred A. Marcus
James D. Thompson
Henry
Worrall
Brown
Lowell
Marcuses
Boston
Suffolk
Olmstead
Ompson
Orrall
Rumor Denied by E J Boyle on Europe Trip Plans
E J Boyle tells a Post reporter that he and his brother Thomas F. will not travel to Europe this summer citing business vitality and a belief in personal management. He defends a no money down credit system and argues wage earners deserve credit as a right, highlighting 15,000 patrons of the Marrrothers Retailer Clothing House in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cambridge
OC. A
Cuba
Cibah
Matanzas
Craigie House
Miss Longfellow
Lilta Liotta
Catalina Adam
Elena E Ollogin
Angela Hernandes
Tuana R. Hernandes
Manuela Vilare
Belin Nunez
Antonia Cae Emilia Perez
Maria Nunez
Clara Aballo
Micaela Morales
Léonor Blanco
Manuela Rodriguez
Justa Betancourt
Mercedes Hernandez
Clatilde Bavena
Ana Guedy
Rosa Y Blanca Campos
Blanco
Europe
E. J. Boyle
Post
Thomas F
Boyle
Smith
Elevated Railway Company
Mr. Boyle
Marrothers
Clothing House
Washington Streets
Scotch Picnic Plans at West Roxbury Club Grove
The Boston Caledonian Club announces a record prize list for the Scotch Picnic at the club grove on Spring Street West Roxbury August 16. The program features 33 events with many open to the world and others restricted to Caledonian clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Caledonian Club
Grove
Spring Street
West Roxbury
Avery
Shirseny
Hebrew Children On Excursion From Eastern Avenue Wharf
About 360 Jewish children from city charitable organizations took a morning trip on the steamer J Put nam redlee. The excursion was under the Randice fund with Max Mitchell, superintendent of the Federation of Jewish Charities, in charge along with teachers and matrons from the participating groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Avenue
J. Putnam
Redlee
Randidge Fund
Max Mitchell
Federation of Jewish Charities
Deaths: Thomas Wanes at Cave on July 11
The death notice records Thomas Wanes dying at a cave on July 11. No other details about age, kin, or cause are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Pieiyearer
Thomas Wanes
Cave
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Dale &T
Senorita Lilly
Harvard
Mire A. L. Page
Danvers Woman’s Association
Cambridge Manual Training
Gustaf Larsson
Senorita Pilar Lluy
Mr. Frye
Miss Ira
Havana
London Society
W. W. Astor
Royal Navy
Willie
Germany
William Waltort
William Waldorf Astor
Captain Milnes
England
Artses
Mr Archibald
Sir Archibald
Astor
The
Pall Mall Gasette
Ty Archibald Milne
Naval and Military Club
Hood
Tom
Restraining Managers of Massachusetts Real Estate Company
the “Bay State Limited
ST. Augustine's Field Day
OOD Law Firm
Fessenden
Carter & Cuimiings
Buparate
Jer
Whatba
Ted
Efeni
Bsamuel Fhssondon
Shi
William Parker Eaton
William Parker Waton
North Lexington
Lord
Democrats of
Maine
Lewis & CO
Washingtoe, Ripeet
Perte
Marcus Brothers
E.J. Boyle
Aon
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
É, C
Graves & Son
Paris
Boston Post
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