Wife of Lewis G Tewksbury Seeks Absolute Divorce
Mary Mills Tewksbury sues for absolute divorce from Lewis G Tewksbury founder of Lewis G Tewksbury & Co. She cites a dramatic early fortune and large debts left behind. The couple wed July 12 1899 with Rev W D Grant and Mrs Grant as witness. she last spoke with him in London in January.
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New York
Lewis G. Tewksbury
New Hampshire
Drumetante
Lewis G. Tewksbury & Co
West Seventy-second Street
Mary Mills Tewksbury
Mary Mills Greenhut
W. D. Grant
Ex Governor Long Chosen Chairman Over Murray Split
John D. Long was chosen to preside over the Republican State convention after a bitter three hour fight with Michael J. Murray's faction led by Senator Lodge. The result, cheered by Bates supporters, followed formal ballots and diplomacy by Chairman Goetting to secure a unanimous vote.
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John D. Long
Michael J. Murray
Bates
Senator Lodge
Mr. Murray
Mr. Long
John L. Bates
Murray
Goetting
State Committee
Thorndike Spalding
Cambridge
Dana Malone
Greenfield
Joseph N. Peterson
Salem
Alrvred FE. Cox
Malden
Bartlett
Lynn
Colonel Goetting
Peterson
Cox
Governor Long
Lewis H. Bartlett
Long
Edward G. Graves
Boston
Taft Sails for Manila from Naples
The German steamship Prinzess Irene, sailing today for Manila, carries Governor Taft, Judge Smith, and Secretary Carpenter. Captain Strother, unwell, departed for New York on the steamer Aller.
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Taft
Manila
Naples
Judge Smith
Carpenter
Strother
New York
Lloyd Line
Atlantic teen injured diving at Cottage City
Adin Wild aged 17 of Atlantic struck his head diving in shallow water at Cottage City and was knocked unconscious. Doctors advised transfer to Massachusetts General Hospital and he was taken to Boston by the afternoon boat. He regained consciousness but remains in a precarious condition.
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Vineyard Haven
Adin Wild
Atlantic
Cottage City
Submarine eruption rocks Azores near Horta
A strong submarine volcanic eruption near Fayal off Horta Island caused panic as a great incandescent rock was expelled into the sea. Residents reported a terrifying spectacle and immediate alarm.
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Lisbon
Azore
Horta Island
Fayal
Plymouth men face contempt charge in Weavers' Union case
Michael Bagnall James Payton James Delaney and George McNorton of Plymouth appeared in Superior Court yesterday on an order to show cause why they should not be punished for contempt for alleged disobedience of an injunction in American Woollen Company vs Weavers Union and others. The injunction barred intimidation of Puritan mill employees and alleged picketing and patrolling of the premises. The defendants denied the charge.
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Michael Bagnall
James Payton
James Delaney
George McNorton
Plymouth
American Woollen Company
The
Weavers’ Union
Puritan
Autopsy Details On Mrs. Cecilia M Sullivan
Baltimore July 24 Dr. H J Walton reported after autopsy on Mrs Cecilia M Sullivan who shot herself that she lived about 18 hours with two bullet wounds one through the heart another through the stomach and liver the other bullet grazed the heart. One bullet lay in the heart lining another buried in the back ribs and another in back muscles.
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Baltimore
H. J. Walton
Cecilia M. Sullivan
Innocent Man Freed After Habeas Corpus Reach
Frederick T. Stepper of Roxbury was freed from the House of Correction after evidence showed he was innocent of receiving stolen goods. District Attorney Sughrue issued a writ of habeas corpus, and the indictment against him was not pressed. The report also covers local arrests for breaking and entering and a larceny case in Somerville.
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Frederick T. Stepper
Roxbury
House of Correction
Harris
George J. Geary
Stepper
Sughrue
Harry Finkelstein
Leverett Street
Lowell Street
Daniel N. Gaines
Nona
Timothy Lehan
Kneeland Street
Hart and Sheehan
Thomas Bowker
Bowker
Quincy
James Sullivan
Belmont McDonald Syndicate Wins East River Tunnel Bid
The Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners accepted the Belmont McDonald Syndicate bid to build an East River tunnel to Brooklyn for 2,000,000 with 1,000,000 more for terminals. A Broadway tunnel from Union Square to Forty second Street was also proposed for plans submission.
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Belmont-M
Donald
Gotham
New York
Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners
Belmont-Mcdonald
East River
Brooklyn
Low
Commission
Broadway
Union Square
Forty-second Street
Bartlett Died in Office at 39
Edward Bartlett 39 of Belmont, secretary for George W. Bentley & Co., 192 State Street, died suddenly in his office about 9 o'clock yesterday morning of apoplexy.
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Edward Bartlett
Belmont
George W. Bentley & Co
State Street
St James Feast Celebration At St James Church
The Feast of St James will be celebrated at St James Church on Harrison Avenue near Kneeland Street Sunday morning at 10 15.
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St. James’s Church
Harrison Avenue
Kneeland Street
Fighting speeches mark Irish debate in Commons
The July 24 session in London saw Irish Nationalists John Dillon and Timothy Healy attack Mr. Wyndham over coercion and Sheridan’s case. William O'Brien accused ministers of bias against Irish trustees while asserting land-ownership tensions. The motion to cut the chief secretary’s salary failed 196 to 135.
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London
House of Commons
John Dillon
Ireland
Wyndham
Sheridan
United States
P. L. H. Harris
Healy
British Empire
H. H. Asquith
Home Secretary
William O’brien
Lord de Freyne
Mr. O’brien
O'Brien
Lord Clonbrook
Hugh Smith Barry
O’brien
Wryndham
Mr. Wyndham
Lord DeFreyne
Short Circuit Sparks Panic on L Train at Scollay Square
At Scollay Square station a northbound elevated train suddenly flashed and exploded with smoke as a chain broke and touched the third rail causing a short circuit. Passengers panicked, a woman fainted and was revived, guards controlled the crowd, and the train resumed after repairs.
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Scollay Square
Scollay Squares
Feehan's estate includes life insurance policies in New York
The late Archbishop Patrick A. Feehan's personal property largely consists of life insurance. He held two policies with Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York valued at $25,000 each. One policy has $9,829 in accumulated dividends.
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Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
Patrick A. Feehan
Chicago
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Fireboat crew thanks rescuers after blaze near Fawn Bar
The gasoline boat sighted on fire near the hell buoy off Fawn Bar on the 22nd expresses gratitude for the timely aid received from nearby rescuers and helpers.
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Hell
Fawn Bar
Frederick de Bary
Charles H Leland and Margaret W Carr wed in private Boston ceremony
In Leland and Carr luminosities private ceremony at the Jefferson avenue residence of Mr and Mrs Samuel Carr united Charles H Leland of New York and Miss Margaret W Carr. The Rev Dr E Winchester Donald presided and only relatives and immediate friends attended. The couple plan to reside in New York.
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Manchester-By-The-Sea
Jefferson Avenue
Samuel Carr
Marlboro Street
Boston
E. Winchester Donald
Charles H. Leland
New York
Margaret W. Carr
Earthquake Shocks Rattle Regions in Spain
Frequent earthquake shocks have been felt between Santander, capital of Santander province, and the province of Asturias near Madrid. Subterranean noises accompanied the tremors as locals reported the incidents in late July.
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Madrid
Santander
Asturias
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Arpino
ST. James
O’ Brien
Irish Constabulary
America
Lowell
Bach
Old Man
Uncle Sam
Jaynes
BOF Pri
Jaynes & CO
Washington St
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Park Sq
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Feehan
AVE Rail
Leland—Carr
Spain
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