Furious Daughter Objects To Burke Roche Marriage
New York July 16 Mrs W Scott Burden Cynthia Roche daughter of Mrs Burke Roche is furious over her mother’s marriage to Count Aurel Batonyi riding master formerly Mr Cohen of New York He had divorced Mrs Cohen amid alleged infidelity and a diary kept by Fayne Moore links Batonyi to Paris and New York social scenes detailing meetings with Cohen Batonyi and Moore’s diary entries span July 1896 to February 1897 with a later note of no further entries and a trial note about Batonyi’s possible knowledge of Moore’s child failing to produce concrete evidence for his testimony.
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New York
W. Scott Burden
Cynthia Roche
Burke-Roche
Aurel Batonyi
Paris
United States
Sing
Martin Mahon
Cohen
Batonyi
Fayne Moore
Kohen
Champs Elysee
Bois de Bologne
W. 8. Burden
Burke Roche
Mother
Hub Elks Leaders At Denver Meeting
Exceedingly corpulent Elks delegate led by a Boston terrier in a purple coat paraded Denver streets as Faneuil Hall and Independence Hall shared honors at the convention. Ellen McLaughlin, daughter of Edward McLaughlin, wowed visitors with vocal performances at the Brown Palace Hotel. Night illumination and crowds of 30,000 anticipated to grow. Governor McDonald and Mayor Speer welcomed the first session, with responses from head officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Hello Bills
Ellen McLaughlin
Edward McLaughlin
Brown Palace
Grand Lodge
Elks
McDonald
Speer
Order
Bride Trys to Shoot Man Before Wedding in Cliftondale
In Cliftondale Miss Belle Young allegedly aimed a revolver at Cornelius Van Wagoner during a 2 PM confrontation before her 6 PM wedding to Ivory Wells. Van Wagoner claimed Young discharged the pistol, striking his hat. he knocked the weapon away and slapped her after the incident amid surrounding ages and past tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliftondale
Belle Young
Cornelius van Wagoner
Miss Young
Ivory Wells
Mr. Wells
Unity Camp
Saugus
van Wagoner
Mr. Pratt
Rockefeller to sail for New York amid legal fight
John D Rockefeller plans to sail from Compiegne on July 20 to return to Cleveland. He faces a civil suit warrant and subpoena in the United States and blames politics for the move. His trip follows personal strain as his daughter Mrs Strong declines to improve and Mrs Prentice receives treatment at Carlsbad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compiegne
France
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
United States
Cleveland
America
Strong
Prentice
Carlsbad
Mr. Rockefeller
Dr. Biggar
Diamond King Beit is Dead
Alfred Beit the South African financier died in London at age 70 after years of poor health. Born in Hamburg in 1855 he helped executors of Cecil Rhodes and later controlled diamond and gold output. known as the reclusive “Little Man” with vast wealth and influence in finance and philanthropy.
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London
Alfred Beit
Mr. Beit
Hamburg
Cecil Rhodes
Beit
Johannesburg
Bell
South Africa
Red Cross
Prindall Returns After Mysterious Wheel Trip
William Prindall a missing gate tender and rubber worker, returned to his Almont court home after a week away. He left July 9 without warning, rode his bicycle through western Massachusetts into Connecticut, saw two tire bursts near Bridgeport and New Haven, then walked nine miles to New Haven and took the electric railroad home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Prindall
Almont Court
Prindall
Western Massacchusetts
Connecticut
Bridgeport
New Haven
Rialto Fun Over Mix in Ages in Carter Payne Romance
New York reports on the Payne Carter Munro affair noting age disputes among Mrs. Leslie Carter Payne and her circle. The record lists ages from 26 to 33 for Payne and Dudley Carter with Munro at 26, while a supposed engagement between Leslie Dudley Carter and Norma Munro is denied by Munro’s manager.
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Rialto
Carter-Payne
New York
Miss Munro
Dudley
Mr. Payne
Leslie Dudley Carter
Leslie Carter
Norma Munro
Carter
D. F. Goodspeed
Munro Publishing
Mr. Carter
Mr. Goodspeed
Newton Boy Alleges Uncle Tortured Him
Twelve year old Malcolm Collins told the Newton Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children about brutal abuse by his uncle Daniel Collins at 316 California Street Newton. He described burning with a red hot poker, hanging by a lamp hook, being beaten and starved, and said his mother and father are deceased. Police opened an investigation after he was found wandering and seeking shelter with two boys who took him to their mother at 277 Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Leonard Collins
the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Daniel Collins
California Street
Newton
Casey
Annie Mahoney
Sammy
Guy Gove
Catherine
N. Gove
Church Street
President's Daughter Ethel Roosevelt Survives Bicycle Collision
New York July 16 Miss Ethel Roosevelt narrowly escaped serious injury when her horse collided with an approaching automobile on the bridle path to the public road. A hook on the car mast broke the horse’s bridle. she halted, repaired the tack, and continued to the village. The car occupants did not stop or recognize her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ethel Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Fatal burn death of 4 year old George J McNeil
George J McNeil four years old of 257 Saratoga Street East Boston died after his clothing caught fire from matches. His mother rushed to extinguish the flames with her bare hands and both were treated at a relief station. the boy died last night. Her burns and grief kept her from reaching his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. McNeil
Saratoga Street
Boston
Hibernians Depart for Saratoga National Convention
A large Boston delegation left South station for the Ancient Order of Hibernians biennial convention in Saratoga New York. The group aims to back Matthew Cummings of Boston for president and is led by Captain John H Dillon of Roxbury with several Suffolk county delegates including Alderman James M Curley and Colonel John O Leary among others.
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South Station
Boston
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Saratoga
N. Y
Matthew Cummings
Suffolk County
John H. Dillon
Roxbury
Order
James M. Curley
John O’leary
Massachusetts Hibernian
Cornelius J. Coughlin
William H. Cuddy
William J. Burke
New Officers Elected at Suffolk County Catholic Societies Meet
Suffolk County Branch of the American Federation of Catholic Societies held its third quarterly convention at St. Rose Hall on Sunday afternoon. The executive board reported meetings and adopted minor by law additions ratified by the national board. New officers elected to the executive board include Owen Phinn financial secretary Thomas Haggett librarian Frank Holdricd L A Malone and T F Brinnin auditors. Sullivan of South Boston explained federation work and aims to the delegates. Stephen Galvin provided additional information on key points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
American Federation of Catholic Societies
St. Rose Hall
Owen Phinn
Thomas Haggett
Frank Holdricd
L. A. Malone
T. F. Brinnin
Mr. Sullivan
South Boston
Federation
Stephen Galvin
Helena A. Wyman Sails Toward Buenos Ayres With Lumber Load
The big white bark Helena A. Wyman, once a full rigged ship, was towed from Mystic wharf and anchored off New Haven. She carries 1,280,000 feet of lumber bound for Buenos Ayres under Captain D. A. Vanhorn of Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena A. Wyman
Mystic Wharf
New Haven
Buenos Ayres
D. A. Vanhorn
Everett
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Mr. Cohen
A. B
von Glahn’s
American Horse Exchange
Aurel Drive
Arion
Aurel
Chauncey
Washington
HUB Elks
Dri Aare
Mau
Douile
Wetuesta
Mrs. Wells
Vine Street
High Dudgeon
Paris Green
Thompson
John D
Brave Arrest
Leslie D
Newton Boy
Lyon & Healy
Band Men of
New England
W. H. Scouton
Scouton
Florence
Central Oil & Gas Stove Co
Washington St
Central
Central 681“ & Gas Stove CO
Gardner
Mass
Ethel
Burns OF
Hibernians
Tremont St
Barks
Argentine
Borax
China
Pacific Coast Borax Co
New York City
Lloyd’s Kryptok
Andrew J. Lloyd & Co
Brigay Sie
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