Warner's Money Hidden Suspected by Police
Louisville police and Massachusetts officials take charge of Lewis Warner the bank president in custody and search for concealed funds, delaying his return home and a scheduled jail meeting while extradition papers are pursued.
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Louisville
Maynard
Northampton
Clark
Hampshire County
Massachusetts
Lewis Warner
Warner
Sullivan
Messrs
Clarke
Wolcott
Vaudeville and First Onboard Wedding Aboard Lewiston
The steamer Lewiston opened a vaudeville season on the Isles of Shoals line and hosted its first onboard wedding. Miss Parker of Malden and Henry Robinson of Roxbury wed in white satin as friends attended a reception on the upper deck.
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Lewiston
Isles of Rhoals
Miss Parker
Malden
Henry Robinson
Roxbury
Nashville Colored
Mabel Mills
Boston
Mabel Wallace
Holy City
Percy Flanagan
Cambridge
Luke Stevens
Will Fraser
Ariel
Buck
Austrian Sailors Arraigned Over La Bourgogne Collision
Nineteen Austrian sailors arrived aboard La Bretagne and were brought before a magistrate at Havre. Four survivors of La Bourgogne and second class passengers testified to alleged cruelty during the July Fourth collision with the Cromartyshire off Sable Island. Six were remanded, the rest discharged.
Freight rates restored ending western rate war
Chicago July 2 All freight rates were restored to normal tariff today on the Western roads. The protracted rate war damaged the industry and caused millions of dollars to be spent wastefully as twelve months of depressed rates affected territory west of Chicago.
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Chicago
German Opera House Company Confesses Judgment in Chicago
The German Opera House Company owners of the Schiller Theatre confessed judgment on a $28,000 note and the sheriff levied the theatre building. Later attorneys filed for a receiver for the German Opera House Company.
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Chicago
Schiller Theatre
Last Rites for William S Butler Held at Trinity Church
William S Butler died suddenly on Saturday forenoon at his Boylston street home. Services conducted by Rev. William H Dewart of Trinity Church followed Episcopal rites. Honorary pallbearers included General Wilmon W Blackmar and Alfred Hemenway. pallbearers from the William S Butler Company included E W Raymond and T H Currin.
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William S. Butler
Williams
Butler
Boylston Street
Trinity Church
Episcopal Church
Wilmon W. Blackmar
Alfred Hemenway
C. 8. Bartlett
Roswell P. Downer
E. W. Raymond
T. H. Currian
H. J. Slocumb
F. Brown
8. Lissner
F. Garron
William 8S. Butler Company
Mr. Butler
Pluck, stamina and health mold lifelong success
A health note argues that pluck comes from good health and that setbacks hit the fragile man hard. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for liver, digestion, kidney and blood disorders by improving blood quality. A testimonial from F G Bledsoe details relief after six bottles, restoring nerves and daily work.
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Dr. Pierce
F. G. Bledsoe
Leesville
Henry Co
Commodore McLaughlin Sails for Ireland for Three Month Visit
Commodore Bernard A. McLaughlin of the Clan McLaughlin Outing Club plans a three month journey to Ireland starting Thursday to mark the 98 centenary observances. He will visit ancestral Clan lands in County Sligo and attend a clan reception before departure. Accompanying him is South Boston AOH official Councilman M. J. Lydon, president of Division 37.
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Bernard A. McLaughlin
Clan McLaughlin
Ireland
Clan
Newport ex mayor's daughter seeks nullity of marriage
Harriet Hall Morris sues in the Divorce Court to annul her union with John Rex Guelph-Norman claiming she lived with him at 270 Commonwealth Ave Boston from March 26 to April 8 after a secret marriage. Norman, an alleged healer from India, is a fugitive said to be in Paris, with a history tied to financier Charles B Rouss and a failed eyesight restoration offer.
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Harriet Hall Morris
Newport
R. I
John Rex Guelph- Norman
Norman
Commonwealth Avenue
New York
John Rex Guelph-Norman
India
America
Charles Broadway Rouss
Burmah
Siam
Autopsy Links Death to Skull Fracture in Hudson Case
Medical examiners conclude Cosgrove died from a skull fracture causing brain hemorrhage after an assault. Cosgrove had been healthy before the attack. Matthew Gleason, jailed on the charges, reportedly admitted striking Cosgrove.
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Cosgrove
Laconia Knitting Plant to Resume Operations
The Laconia Knitting Company O Shea Bros proprietors will begin making samples for market in a week or ten days. The idle plant plans a early fall start to supply the winter trade. The mill formerly employed 75 to 100 workers.
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Laconia
N. H
Laconia Knitting Company
O’shea Bros
Boston Navy Contract Split for 75000 Shoes
The quartermaster general in Washington awarded 75 000 pairs of shoes with 40 000 to Fletcher Evans of Washington and 35 000 to H B Endicott of Boston after 28 bids. Shoes to be Goodyear welt and finished in three weeks for shipment to a city storehouse. A cotton bale sale funds the United States Hospital. Hyde reviewed 100 000 blue army shirt samples. undershirts and drawers samples await inspection.
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Quartermaster-General
Washington
Boston
Quartermaster Hyde
Fletcher & Evans
H. B. Endicott
Goodyear
New York Cotton Exchange
Captain Hyde
Chamber of Commerce
United States Hospital
Tragedy of High Life Woman Found in Charles River
Police and investigators have no new clues to identify a well dressed woman found floating in the Charles River Sunday afternoon. The case appears tied to Boston aristocracy and a life tragedy, with locals noting her refined bearing but unfamiliarity with Cambridge, as she was carried by a hack to Cambridge after a suicide attempt.
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Charles River
Williams
Union Boat Club
Boston
Cambridge
Hackman
Surprised Europe on U S Army Mobilization
Adjutant General Corbin reports by July 24 the United States has recruited 261400 men, with 212000 of 216500 volunteers placed in the field. The force will be organized into regiments brigades divisions and corps, and foreign officials laud American discipline and training.
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Washington
Corbin
United States
Europe
United States Army
Prominent Mason Killed in Malden Collision
Henry A. Lawrence of 6 Rockland Avenue, a Frost & Adams Company manager on Cornhill Boston, was fatally struck by an express train at Malden western division station at 7 30 this morning. He was born in Charlestown 45 years ago and was a member of Boston Commandery Knights Templars Henry Price Lodge Magons Charlestown Royal Arch Chapter Tabernacle of Malden and a past grand of an Odd Fellows lodge in Charlestown.
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Malden
Henry A. Lawrence
Rockland Avenue
Frost & Adams Company
Cornhill
Boston
Malden, Western Division
Mr. Lawrence
Charlestown
Boston Commandery
Concert on the Common Lights Up Boston Common
The Municipal Band offers its first evening concert from 7 20 to 9 30 on the Boston Common. Mayor Quincy arranged electric illumination around the band stand. 5000 seats available for women and children and escorts, then open to the public after 7 30 p m.
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Boston Common
Quincy
Drownings Prompt In Natick Lake Tragedy
Arthur Dupre aged 19 fell from a boat and drowned in Lake Cochituate this afternoon in Natick.
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Natick
Arthur Dupre
Lake Cochituate
Time flies as woman recalls aging eight years past
A Detroit Journal excerpt shows a wife lamenting time passing from age eighteen to eight, noting dark memories of her husband and a shift in attention from abuse to domestic detail. The man is described as insensitive and focused on baseball batting averages.
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Detroit Journal
Earl of Minto Named Governor-General of Canada
The Earl of Minto was appointed Governor-General of Canada succeeding the Earl of Aberdeen. Gilbert John Elliot born 1845, veteran of Scots Fusilier Guards, Egyptian campaign volunteer, colonel of the South of Scotland Volunteers. He is a Liberal and served as secretary to the Governor-General 1883-86 and chief of staff during the North West rebellion in Canada in 1885.
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London
Earl of Minto
Canada
Earl of Aberdeen
Gilbert John Elliot
Scots Fusilier Guards
South of Scotland
Hoar Replies To Norton Attack On Harvard Professor
Senator Hoar answers a critic of Professor Norton accusing Harvard scholars of harming patriotism. He defends countrymen and urges recognition of shared bonds with England, warning of harmful effects on families when such remarks are spoken abroad. Worcester involvement anchors the exchange in a 1898 Massachusetts context.
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Worcester
Hoar
Norton
Mass
Harvard
England
United States
Professor Norton
Fatal stump blast at Missouri State Fairgrounds
William M. Besse, a retired farmer, was killed when a stump exploded shard struck him in Lewiston Missouri as a blasting crew worked at the State Fair grounds. Workmen had warned of the blast.
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Lewiston, Mo
William M. Besse
Brakeman Grash w 10 Death in Freight Shed Incident
William Arnold a Fitchburg railroad brakeman residing at 4 Monument avenue Charlestown was instantly killed last night when he fell between two freight cars in shed No 6 on Front Street. The body was mangled and Undertaker Cobb is handling arrangements.
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William Arnold
Monument Avenue
Charlestown
Fitchburg Railroad
Front Street
Arnold
Cobb
Pauline All's Hit Red White and Blues at Keith's
The Sans Souci in Austin opens a strong second week with Pauline Hall leading a varied vaudeville bill headlined by Pauline Hall. The Red White and Blue play at Castle Square Theatre draws crowds with cast including Mackay and Miss Sanders as well as vivid stage effects and novelties. A character souvenir will be given at today's matinee.
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James Schonberg
Castle Square
Mackay
Walter Wilson
Miss Sanders
Hetty Hale
Miss Drake
Blanche Wilson
Miss Chapman
Olivia Russell
Miss Odell
Mercedes
N. H. Fowler
Jacques
Mantell Stars. New Vaudeville and Biograph Attractions
Robert Mantell continues in the star role on the Keith programme with A Lesson in Acting and potential Hamlet substitution. George Fuller Golden drew laughs with Casey tales, while Nick Long Idalene Cotton debuted in Managerial Troubles. Guille impressed with Martha aria and Credo numbers backed by Conductor Zach. Dooley, Berill, Lew Bloom, Jane Cooper, Mazuz, Mazett and others provided diverse entertainment as new Biograph pictures drew interest.
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Robert Mantell
Keith
Hamlet
George Fuller Golden
Mantell
Casey
Nick Long
Idalene Cotton
Keith’s
Albert L. Guille
Symphony Players
Martha
Herculanum
Zach
Larry Dooley
Dooley and Tenbrooke
Henry Berrill
Lew Bloom
Jane Cooper
Mazuz and
Mazett
Biograph
Symphony Orchestra
Bloom
Geo. Fuller Golden
Herr Brockmanns Boston debut at Austin and Stones Museum
German horseman Herr Brockmann presented his trained equines to a Boston audience at Austin & Stone's Museum. The show featured intelligent horses, a popular Cake Walk of All Nations musical burletta, and a large vaudeville lineup including Milburn and Foster and Milburn and Foster among others.
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Herr Brockmann
Boston
Austin & Stone
Museum
Milburn and Foster
Emery
Marlowe
Millie Renaud
Brayton Sisters
Signor Martenelli
Renee Duncan
Tom Nathans
Cushing and Merrill
Casey and LeClair
Josie Richards
Dumont Sisters
la More
Clark and Douglass
Dagmer Brothers
Lony Denon
Palace Theatre Crowded for French Folly Burlesque Night
The Palace Theatre drew crowded houses for yesterday's two performances by the French Folly burlesque and specialty company. Star attraction Tom Sharkey nicknamed The Irish Sailor Boy challenged any heavyweight. Sharkey's first appearance in this region drew a royal reception and his bout with sparring partner Spider Kelly won enthusiastic applause. The program featured two funny burlesques titled The Matrimonial Bureau and other specialty entertainments praised as among the best at the Palace.
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Palace Theatre
Tom Sharkey
Sharkey
Spider’’ Kelly
Army night at Huntington Avenue Chutes gala event
The Chutes host an Army night to honor Shafter's blue uniforms with invitations to military groups and G A R posts. The Chute Marine Band offers a pleasing week program. A second male donkey joins the Chute family. Open daily 1 to 11 p m with 10 cent admission.
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Shafter
Hyde
Uncle Sam
Chute Marine Band
Boston Theatre closes paintings season with dramatic year opening
The Boston Theatre vestibule paintings draw crowds as the season ends and the dramatic year begins. Francesca da Rimini is the standout nude, Judith by Korosovsky provokes controversy, while Ballavoine's Nana at the Bath and St Anthony's Temptation attract attentive viewers.
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Boston
Francesca da Rimini
Judith
Free vaudeville and band concerts draw crowds at Point of Pines
A Boston to Point of Pines trip along the North Shore road offers delightful short runs with excellent wheel check facilities and bright entertainment. The season features a free vaudeville show and concerts twice daily for 20 cents round trip, including grounds admission, pleasing the public. The Sunday sacred concerts by the Lynn Cadet Band with baritone Mr Kronberg drew large crowds in both sessions, the season’s largest yet.
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North Shore Road
Boston
Point of Pines
Lynn Cadet Band
Kronberg
Attendance soars at favored resort with packed 10 am to 10 pm crowds
The resort drew record turnout last week as thousands entered at opening and stayed through the day. Gorman's Cosmopolitans perform this week and Knowl ton Allen's Band debuts a new programme, while the restaurant remains crowded and the 60 cent table d hote is popular.
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Orumbeca Pak Nature
Zoological Garden
Rustice
Gorman’s
Cosmopolitans
Music Court
Knowlton & Alen
Newton Boulevard
Subway
Huntington
Union Station
Gorman
Knowlton& Allen
Salem Cadet Band Presents Wrist Watch to Conductor
The Salem Cadet Band held a concert at My Clothier's in Boston last Friday attended by thousands. George C. Rogers presented conductor Mr Missud with an elegant wrist watch and case, praising the conductor and noting the watch's convenience over pocket timepieces. Missud thanked the donor, noting the timepiece allows easy timekeeping without unbuttoning the coat.
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Salem
Missuda
Wages of Sin in Municipal Court Docket
Edward Wise sentenced to one year in the House of Correction for larceny from a person. Wise held in $500 for Superior Court after appeal. W F Brown six months for larceny. Carrie Wheeler nine months in the House of Correction for larceny, appealing and held in $300 bail for Superior Court. Kelsey and Concannon held for grand jury in $200 bail each for robbery. Joseph B. Haynes three months for conveying leased property, appealing and held in $300 for Superior Court. Six Italians fined $10 each for gambling on the Lord's Day.
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Edward Wise
House of Correction
Wise
W. F. Brown
Carrie Wheeler
Thomas F. Kelsey
William Concannon
Joseph B. Haynes
Superior Court
Woodbury Facial Soap And Cream Sample Offer
Advertises Woodbury facial soap cream and powder with daily use to soften whiten and beautify skin and prevent wrinkles or freckles. Offers samples for 20 cents each from John H Woodbury 11 Winter St Boston.
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Woodbbury
John H. Woodbury
Winter St
Boston
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