Bodies of all Isles of Shoals drowning victims found
Diver Hurley recovered the bodies of Miss Bessie Chase Miss Isabel Vielkapuska and H Farrington completing the group of victims from the Isles of Shoals boating accident. The three were found within 100 yards of the wreck site. Funeral services were held for Eva Adams and May Adams with a memorial service at Oceanic House attended by summer guests.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Isles of Shoals
Hurley
Bessie Chase
H. Coleman Farrington
Isabel Vielkapuska
Chase
Mr. Farrington
Miss Vielkapuska
Miss Chase
Nickerson
Alward
Eva Adams
May Adams
Oceanic House
Star
Appledore Islands
Funeral for Isles of Shoals drowning victim Miss Anna I Sheehan
The funeral for Anna I Sheehan of 71 Auburn Street West Medford, a victim of last Tuesday’s Isles of Shoals drowning, was held at her home with Rev Patrick P Higgins of St Josephs Church presiding. Burial followed at St Marys Cemetery Malden.
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Medford
Mass
Anna I. Sheehan
Isles of Shoals
Auburn Street
West Medford
Patrick P. Higgins
St. Joseph's Church
Sheehan
St. Mary's Cemetery
Malden
Paris Salon Controversy Sparks Legal and Social Feud
In Paris the legal fight over Mme. du Gast and the Gervex nude portrait escalates as lawyer Barboux faces threats and two clubs expel him. Whispers name two wealthy American women as potential models, while Mme. du Gast taunts rivals with a daring persona and a passion for cars and dogs.
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Henry Gervex
Paris
Mme. DU Gast
M.barboux
Barboux
Prince de Sagan
Miss Morton
New York
Maitre Barboux
M. Gervex
Gervex
Prince du Sagan
Europe
West
Trilby
Fournier
Vienna
Women Exhibitions At Madison Square Garden This Fall
A two week display from October 6 to 18 showcases women in all phases at Madison Square Garden. The event, by the Professional Woman's League, involves 600 women and an investment over 250000 dollars, employing more than 2000 women. A street of all nations, Red Cross field hospital led by women, a nursery, and modern kitchen displays highlight diverse female tasks and talents across cultures.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Professional Woman's League
Red Cross
Gertrude Andrews
Carmelita Beckwith
Windward Coal at Sydney Welcomes Mrs Peary and Daughter
The Peary Arctic steamer Windward from New York arrived at Sydney North Sydney today July 20. She will coal and proceed north tomorrow. Mrs Peary and her daughter join the ship here.
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North Sydney
C. B
New York
Devery Backing Opera Rumor Grims By The Sea
In Avoree by the Sea on July 20 the ex-chief William Devery, called the Big Fellow, is rumored to back the summer opera The Mikado at the Atlantic Park Hotel Auditorium. Manager George Blumenthal has been seen in close contact with him on his piazza, and Devery’s wife and Miss Devery attended opening night in a box reserved for the Devery party.
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Opera Company
Miss Devery
Devery
General Brooke to retire from U.S. Army
Washington July 20 Major General John R Brooke U S A will reach the age limit of 64 tomorrow and be retired He is one of the few active officers to have become a brigadier general during the Civil War and has had a long Civil War and regular army career joining as a volunteer captain and rising to major general through the postwar reorganization.
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Washington
D. C
John R. Brooke
U.S. A
Miles
Brooke
Be Game Club Outing Draws Nearly Fifty Members
About 50 Be Game Club wine clerks joined yesterday’s reunion at Peddock’s Island. They boarded the tug Confidence from Lewis wharf around 10 AM, with a concert aboard. Inclement weather disrupted games, but strolls and social time prevailed before returning to Lewis wharf at 6 PM. Officers listed.
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Be Game Club
Peddock's Island
Lewis Wharf
Boston ‘Towboat Company
Confidence
J. J. Crowley
O. J. Donovan
J. J. McGonigle
J. F. Leary
R. H. Foley
J. J. Wigmore
J. McCoy
T. Flynn
J. Powers
J. Riordan
J. Conway
D. J. Sexton
J. J. Archdecon
J. Goulding
M. Moriarty
Steve Driscoll
John Shea
George Fitzgerald
Charles Allison
J. Meehan
Arthur O’neil
William F. Foley
Committee
Mary MacLane Arrives in Cambridge Amid Curtain of Secrecy
Mary MacLane arrives in Cambridge after a rough morning scene at North station. Miss Corbin guards her entrance as reporters and curious locals pace the street outside the boarding house at 487 Broadway. MacLane plans three weeks in Cambridge with little public talk and may head to New York soon.
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North Station
Mary MacLane
Buffalo
Chicago
M. M
Mary
Cambridge
Broadway
Big Square
Miss Corbin
Butte
Boston
Miss MacLane
Harvard
Barrett Wendell
Oelrichs Martin Nuptials At Newport Next Week
New Newport chatter centers on the Oelrichs Martin wedding and Miss Oelrichs wedding dress praised as a marvel. Bridesmaids include Miss Eleanor Jay, cousin to the bride, in the social highlight expected to draw about 400 guests from New York and Newport.
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Newport
R. I
Oelrichs-Martin
Miss Oelrichs
Oelrichs
Eleanor Jay
Miss Jay
New York
Hebrew synagogue cornerstone laid in Chelsea postponed
The cornerstone ceremony for the proposed Hebrew synagogue in Chelsea was delayed by a week due to the storm. The event will be rescheduled for the following week, affecting plans and attendance.
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Chelsea
King Attends Divine Service Aboard Victoria and Albert
King Edward attended divine services at Cowes on the Isle of Wight with Queen Alexandra and royal family aboard the Victoria and Albert. Commodore Lambton led the service as a cold northeast wind forced deck closures. The King rises at 9 am and is visited by physicians after breakfast. doctors note ongoing surprising progress.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Edward
Commodore Lambton
Victoria and Albert
Queen Alexandra
Mackay Sails Quietly to London to Visit Ill Father
Clarence H. Mackay sailed alone on the Campania from New York to visit his father John W. Mackay in London. He was not listed on the passenger list and was not accompanied by family members.
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New York
Clarence H. Mackay
Campania
John W. Mackay
London
Mackay
Cunard
Bagolud Sultan Becomes Friendly with American Forces
In Manila on July 20 the Cavite ladrones movement continues with expected captures and possible escapes to the mountains. Police northeast of Manila monitor activity as constabulary withdraw to Cavite. The Sultan of Bacolod Mindanao retracted hostile talk and now writes a friendly letter to the American commander saying he will confer and does not want to fight. The Moro situation overall is viewed as favorable.
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Manila
Cavite
Thulacan
Rizal
Bacolod
Mindanao
Lake Lanao
Moro
Latimer Murderer Seen In New York Description Emerges
A mid sized man with light curly hair and a blond mustache is described as Latimer’s killer by Margaret Venning the Latimers’ 16 year old niece. Three Bedford Avenue Gang youths are under watch as possible suspects. Christopher Zenn will testify he saw a man flee the district on a bicycle shortly after the shooting. A Hancock Street quarrel is reported to involve three people. William H. Tuthill will be a key witness next to Mrs Latimer.
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New York
Albert C. Latimer
Latimer
Mr. Latimer
Margaret Venning
Latimer House
Bedford Avenue
Latimers
Christopher Zenn
Jefferson Avenue
Halsey Street
Hancock Street
William H. Tuthill
Vatican Rejects Taft Offer on American Concordat in Philippines
The Temps notes Taft’s negotiations with the Vatican end in a de facto rejection of American terms for a concordat. A formal accord would have allowed the apostolic delegate direct talks with Roosevelt, bypassing U.S. citizens like Archbishop Ireland. The Vatican’s stance halts plans to expel congregations and blocks a potential papal policy triumph.
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Paris
William H. Taft
Philippine Islands
Vatican
Taft
United States
Apostolic Delegate
Washington
Roosevelt
Ireland
Philippines
Merion Passengers Arrive After Quebec to Charlestown Sailing
The steamship Merion docking at the Dominion line pier Charlestown after nine days from Queenstown. It carried 36 saloon and 35 steerage passengers with a large cargo of general merchandise. Steerage travelers were mostly Scandinavian immigrants and will land this morning.
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Merion
Queenstown
Dominion Line
Charlestown
Lewis Dexter
Providence
R. I
United States
Leeds
Eng
M. Fothergill
Wree Nw Anal
Ambassador Porter Departs Newport After Social Season
General Horace Porter United States ambassador to France wraps up his Newport visit with elaborate dinners hosted by Edward J. Berwind and others before sailing for Europe on Thursday.
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Ambassador Porter
Newport
R. I
Horace Porter
United States
France
Europe
Edward J. Berwind
George Peabody Watmore
Alexander §. Clarke
Missing Bartlett Photos Baffle Sculptor in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield on July 20 a messenger for sculptor Daniel Chester French failed to find the card photographs of General William F. Bartlett entrusted by his widow. The missing images were the basis for French's likeness in a state commission and were intended for his Glendale studio.
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Bartlett
Pittsfield
William F. Bartlett
Daniel Chester French
Glendale
French
Doctor's sermon attacks modern high society views
The Rev Dr Franklin Hamilton denounces modern high society in a sermon on The Young Man of Today four views. He warns young men in business society religion and politics against heartless caste the blase world and gambling at bridge whist tables while urging politics of Jesus to free the country from class hatred the saloon and the power of gold.
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Franklin Hamilton
Jesus
Millionaire Mackay and the Bonanza Fortune
The narrative follows John W Mackay from a California gold rush start to immense wealth via the Comstock lode Bonanza. He co founded the Nevada Bank and later the Postal Telegraph Cable Company and Commercial Cable Company, funding a vast fortune and global ventures with partners Flood O’Brien and Fair. His wife Mrs Mackay and her Paris social rise are also documented, including charitable works and high society introductions.
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Mackay
The
Horn
California
San Francisco
Comstock Lode
Flood
O’brien
Fair
Nevada Bank of
Postal Telegraph & Cable Company
James Gordon Bennett
Commercial Cable Company
America
Senate
Europe
Virginia
Champs Elysees
London
Mr. Mackay
John Hungerford
New York
Pacific Coast
Hungerfords
Paris
Prince Colonna
Colonna
John W. Mackay
Mackays
Rue Tilsit
Arc de Triomphe
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