Miss Anna Hegeman to Wed French Army Baron in Paris
Miss Anna Hegeman eldest daughter of Dr Chauncey M Depew’s sister will marry a French army officer, son of a secretary of the French legation. The wedding is set for Paris on July 8 and is expected to be a gala event in official and army society circles.
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London
Anna Hegeman
Chauncey M. Depew
Baron de Brisson
New York
Comte
de Brisson
Washington
Lincoln
Dr. Depew
Paris
America
Miss Hegeman
Charlotte W. Hegeman
Defended Her Baby in Attack on No. 102 Delancey Street
Mrs. Rose Levine, a widow with two children, was beaten by a burglar in her Delancey Street home while defending her 11 month old Samuel. She lies injured in bed under two physicians care, with about a dozen wounds to head and face. The infant slept unharmed beside her during the attack.
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Rochester
N. H
Charles Wills
Portland Street
Charles W. Hoyt
York
Rose Levine
Delancey Street
Samuel
Tillie
Jimmy
Widow Becomes Millionaire After Husband’s Death
The widow, nearly 80, found about $10,000 in cash hidden in her home above a toy store and has received letters of administration on her husband’s estate. She expected poverty after his death caused by ongoing financial strain but now faces wealth from past savings and assets.
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Frank
Assault on His Wife In Chicago Leads to Habeas Corpus
E. J. Ratcliffe the attorney jailed on assault charges on his wife in Chicago obtained a writ of habeas corpus. He appeared in court, the case was continued to next Thursday, and he was released on five thousand dollars bail. He contends the Governor’s warrant lacks indictment proof from New York and alleges the New York prosecution stems from malice and blackmail.
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Chicago
E. J. Ratcliffe
New York
Sagasta Comments on Woodford Arrival and Cuban Situation
In Madrid July 3 an interview with Liberal leader Sagasta quotes him interpreting the delay of General Woodford, the new U S minister to Spain, as an unfavorable sign. Sagasta says Woodford’s London and Paris stay aims to pave negotiations and justify U S stance, noting Cuba situation as favorable for Liberals to take office, while predicting Canovas del Castillo will not resign before irreparable conditions.
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Madrid
Senor Sagasta
Stewart L. Woodford
United States
Spain
Woodford
London
Paria
Cuba
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Death by own action of John Morrissey
The mutilated body of a man believed to be John Morrissey was found on the New York Central tracks in New York. His effects were sent to the coroner, and an address book revealed names Edward Morrissey Boston and D H Morrissey Boston with a note claiming the brother had done the business. The article identifies him as son of James Morrissey of Dorchester and brother to Edward and D H Morrissey.
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New York
John Morrissey
New York Central
Edward Morrissey
Boston
D. H. Morrissey
James Morrissey
Mt. Vernon Street
Dorchester
City Hall
Assensor
Philological Association 29th Annual Meeting at Bryn Mawr
The 29th annual session of the American Philological Association will convene at Bryn Mawr College in Mawr Pennsylvania starting Tuesday at 8 p m. President Berna dette Perrin of Yale University will speak Tuesday at 4 p m in Taylor Hall on The Ethics and Amenities of Greek Historiography. The regular session follows in the same venue.
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the American Philological Associfon
Bryn Mawr College
Mawr
Penn
Bernadette Perrin
Yale University
Taylor Hall
Grammar Schools Festival Draws Four Thousand Young
Four thousand grammar school graduates gathered in Mechanics Hall for a festival led by Mayor Quincy Secretary of State Olin and other officials. The event featured speeches at 2:30 the presentation of bouquets by the Mayor, and afterward ice cream cake and a dancing hour in Machinery Hall with Carter's Band providing music.
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Quincy
Olin
Jollation
Mechanics’ Building
Samuel Q. Bullock
James A. McDonald
Carter
Naughtier's End Typhoid Claims 15 Year Old Miss Miller
Helen Miller daughter of Rear Admiral J N Miller U S Navy died in London at Half Moon Street after two days of typhoid fever. She was aboard the Servia with her mother and sister before the Brooklyn sailed home. The remains will be buried in London. Admiral Miller was detached from the Brooklyn to accompany them. The young girl was tall for her age and popular, with a sunny disposition and many friends.
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London
Helen Miller
J. N. Miller
Half Moon Street
Miss Miller
United States Navy
Brooklyn
Southampton
Admiral Miller
Navy
Long
Charlestown Navy Yard
New York
Charlestown Yard
Reception for U S Ambassador Hay Draws Record 1600 in London
The Carlton House Terrace residence hosts a record crowd of about 1600 at the United States ambassador Colonel John Hay reception. Attendees include Whitelaw Reid Sir Juan Pauncefote Levi Morton Nelson Miles and many diplomatic and social figures.
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London
United States
John Hay
Carlton House Terrace
Whitelaw Reid
Juan Pauncefote
Pauncefote
Levi P. Morton
Morton
Benjamin F. Tracy
Tracy
Wilmerding
Nelson A. Miles
Miles
P. Mays
Creighton Webb
Henry White
Bradley Martin
Duchess of Marlborough
Bret Harte
Frank Leslie
Ralph Vivian
Cook
Canadian Troops Leave for Home from London
The Canadian contingent of colonial troops boarded a train to Liverpool this afternoon following a march to the station led by the Scots Guards Pipers and bands of the Grenadier Guards and Queen's Westminster Volunteers. Large crowds lined the route and cheered as friends, Lord Methuen, Colonel Ivor Herbert, Sir Donald Smith, the Canadian high commissioner, and colonial office representatives greeted them at Euston.
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London
Liverpool
Scots Guards
Third Grenadier Guards
Queen’s Westminster Volunteers
Euston Station
Lord Methuen
Ivor Herbert
Donald Smith
Colonial Office
Honors for the Reids in London after jubilee events
The Reid embassy concludes with gratitude from the British government for U.S. representation. Mr and Mrs Reid plan remaining social engagements including Savage Club, Middle Temple, American Society dinners, and Cavendish-Bentinck residence visits before sailing home at month’s end.
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London
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Lord
Lady Cavendish- Bentinck
Mrs. Reid
Lord Lonsdale
Colonial Premiers Dined In London Luncheon
The colonial premiers gathered at the National Liberal Club for a luncheon in London on July 3. Hosted by Earl of Caddington with Henry Labouchere as vice-chairman, attendees included Earl Rosebery, Sir William Vernon Harcourt, Earl Kimberley, Earl Spencer, Marquis of Ripon, Baron Tweedmouth, and Herbert Henry Asquith. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and the Earl of Rosebery were cheered on arrival, and Laurier responded to Kimberley’s toast.
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London
National Liberal Club
Earl of Caddington
Henry Labouchere
Earl of Rosebery
William Vernon Harcourt
Earl of Kimberley
Earl Spencer
Marquis of Ripon
Baron Tweedmouth
Herbert Henry Asquith
Wilfrid Laurier
Lord Kimberley
Fourth of July In Paris Opens New U S Building
The American Artistic Association celebrated Independence Day in Paris by inaugurating its new premises. United States ambassador General Horace Porter raised the U S flag and delivered a patriotic address. Sculptor Bartholdi also spoke as enthusiasm ran high.
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Paris
American Artistic Association
United States
Horace Porter
M. Bartholdi
Charity Lawn Party Draws Thousands At Cambridge Hospital
An estimated 7500 people attended the Cambridge Holy Ghost Hospital lawn party organized for charity. About 2000 were inside the grounds in the afternoon, enjoying tents, booths, vaudeville, Punch and Judy, dancing, games, and concerts by the John Boyle O Reilly Band. Officials included J B Fitzpatrick as marshal and committees led by John J Scott, Dr T F Cunningham, and J J Ahern among others.
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Cambridge Holy Ghost Hospital
Boston
Cambridge
John Boyle O’reilly
Natick
J. B. Fitzpatrick
John J. Scott
T. FE. Cunningham
J. J. Ahern
J. A. McIver
Death of Rev Ignatius P. Egan Pastor of Cohasset and Scituate
The Rev. Father Ignatius P. Egan, pastor of St. Anthony's Church Cohasset and Church of the Nativity Scituate, died at Carney Hospital South Boston after a brief illness. He was friend of Generals Sheridan Sherman and Hooker, served as chaplain of the Ninth Regiment, and is survived by a sister Mrs Gateley and a brother the Rev L Egan.
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Ignatius P. Egan
St. Anthony's Church
Cohasset
Church of the Nativity
Scituate
Carney Hospital
South Hoston
Sheridan
Sherman
Joe Hooker
Ninth Regiment
Margaret 5. Gateley
M. R. Gateley
L. Egan
Archdiocese of
Bostor
Thorn in Montreal May Have Sold Liverpool Ticket
Booking Clerk Campbell of the Allan Steamship Company stated he sold a Liverpool ticket to Martin Thorn on Thursday morning. Thorn matched the telegraphed description, bought a second class fare, and departed on the State of California last night with no baggage. The agent believed the name given was R. Duncan. The State of California is due to touch at Quebec this afternoon where the suspect may be arrested.
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Montreal
Campbell
Allan Steamship Company
Liverpool
Martin Thorn
Thorn
State of California
R. Duncan
Boynton to Hear Protest on Sanford Confirmation
The executive council nominations committee will hold a Wednesday afternoon hearing on E Moody Boynton protest against the confirmation of John E Sanford as railroad commissioner. Boynton plans to attend. Sanford has been notified.
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Executive Council
E. Moody Boynton
John E. Sanford
Boynton
Sanford
No Such Thing Says Five Dollars for Phone Time
An indignant man quotes a judge ridiculing the notion that talk is cheap after arguing over long distance phone charges. The exchange centers on a five dollar claim and the idea of value in speech.
Mammoth Plant for Boston Terminal by Westinghouse Team
Boston Terminal Company awards a major contract to Westinghouse Church Kerr & Co for an extensive electric plant. The system covers interlocking signalling, power house equipment, elevators, heating, ice making, refrigeration, water filtration, car heating, air brakes testing, fire protection, and water disposal. Ten boilers, 1500 hp, and saltwater condensing will power the operation near Fort Point Channel with nineteen electric elevators in key areas.
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Boston Terminal Company
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co
New England
Tidewater
Westinghouse
Fort Point
Whaling News From Onalaska Reports Hard Times
Advices say the whaling bark Gay Head landed Captain Foley at Onalaska where he was ill. No whales were taken and three boat crews were lost in fog, later found after days of hardship. Arctic fleet outlook is bleak with a poor season likely and whalebone prices may rise substantially.
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New Bedford
Onalaska
Gay Head
Foley
Investigation of Delehanty charges moves to Washington
The inquiry into former Immigration Commissioner Delehanty proceeds in Washington while charges against Inspectors Hurley and Doyle are said to hinge on other grounds. The case against Delehanty was dropped as his resignation had been accepted. Special Inspector O Nell examined immigration office attaches and others in frequent contact with the commissioner.
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Delehanty
Washington
Hurley
Doyle
O’nell
Agent Smith
Immigration Office
Lobbying Inquiry Closes at State House Hearing
The hearing on charges of lobbying concluded at the State House with testimony from Dr. Gardner and Nathan Coe. Counsel pressed for acquittal, noting lack of legislators swayed by defendants and that Governor actions suggested misjudgment. decision expected in a week or ten days.
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State House
Gardner
Brockton
Charles Folsom
Nathan Coe
Springfield
Boston
Lowell
Lonnelly
Gamaliel Bradford
Mr. Addis
Bradford
Brandeis
Wrightington
Myers
Stevenson
Parsons
Gauss
Commonwealth
Theft of Jewelry From Vanderbilt Family Home Reported
A mysterious jewelry theft at Richard T. Wilson's home, linked to Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. family circles, involved turquoise and diamond cuff links pearl studs scarf pins and two gold watches plus $150 in bills totaling about $3000. Police found no sign of forced entry or street break in.
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New York
Richard T. Wilson
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Young Wilson
Robert Goelet, Jr
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REIDS
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Alland Bros
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Henry Wallner & Brother
Wooster Street
Bessie
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Harney
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