Mrs Vanderbilt Appears at Casino Hop in Newport
In Newport the society event surprised guests as Mrs Willie K Vanderbilt and her daughter Consuelo entered the Casino hop. Consuelo wore a pink brocaded gown, Mrs Vanderbilt a Nile green satin dress, while the crowd acted as if nothing unusual happened. Willie K. was en route to New York. other Vanderbilts were absent. A second dispatch from Philadelphia reports a violent Japan coast hurricane wrecking several ships, with multiple casualties and life losses on shore.
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Newport
R. I
Willie K. Vanderbilt
Consuelo
Willie K. V
William K
Vanderbilt
Grafton Cushing
Atherton
Willie K
New York
Ollie’ Belmont
Mias Consuelo
Philadelphia
Maritime Exchange
Japan
Ruchinotta
Helen Rickmore
Lyderhorn
Herman Wedel
Jaristrug
Bentala
Manuel Suchet
Hiogo
San Francisco
Judge Robinsons Birthday Clambake At Oak Grove Farm
Pawtucket R. I. July 26 Judge Robinson celebrated his seventy fifth birthday at his Oak Grove farm home with 156 guests attending a genuine clambake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket
R. L
Robinson
Oak Grove Farm
Rosebery Criticised In Irish Catholic Article
Dublin reports the Irish Catholic condemning the Rosebery fiasco and Liberal Cabinet resignation as folly. The article notes the move frustrates Irish hopes for six years and that their electoral programme fails to win English support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Conservatives win big in new UK Parliament tally
London reports the completed tally shows 333 Conservatives, 70 Liberal Unions, 164 Liberals, 65 anti-Parnellites, and 12 Parnellites. Conservatives gain three seats, Liberals one, with James J. O Kelly defeating Condon in North Roscommon for a Parnellite gain from McCarthyites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Parnelliites
North Roscommon
James J. O'Kelly
Mr. Condon
Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Forecast for Saturday calls for fair conditions in New England and eastern New York. Winds will be southwesterly and temperatures trend slightly warmer.
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Washington
New England
New York
Boston excursion to Old Orchard Beach offered by Boston & Maine
Warm weather drives Boston residents to Old Orchard Beach with a July 30 round trip excursion from Union Station. Tickets $1.40 at 214 Washington Street, limited supply. Departure 8 am, arrival just after 11 am, return from beach 6:30 pm. Beach stretches several miles with boating and bathing facilities. Ocean Park camp meeting grounds and Camp Ellis three mile ride via Orchard Beach railroad add attractions.
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Union Station
Old Orchard
Ocean Park
Orchard Beach
Camp Ellis
Alberta's Fate and Indian Massacre Rumors Hit City
The Boston police face a murder case as 4 year old Alberta Stuart's body is found in the Charles River. Dr Harris calls it murder, while others suggest death by her own action after alleged mistreatment at home. The sprawling report links a possible Kano County Indian attack and the Jacksons Hole massacre rumor, with couriers and authorities seeking details as investigators probe Alberta's home life and the suspicions surrounding her disappearance.
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Boston
Alberta Stuart
Myrtle Street
West End
Charles River
Charles Bank
Barry
The
Park Police
Harris
North Grove Street
Dugan
Dr. Harris
Annie Beattie
Alberta
Margaret J. Stuart
Miss Stuart
Revere Street
Beattie
Charlesbank
Attleboro Liquor Crusade Turmoil Flares After Masked Regiment
In Attleboro a riot of fear and confrontation erupts as white masked men in stove pipe hats threaten Henry Manchester’s home over the dry law. Police chief Nerney faces threats while witnesses like Steve Hatton shift sides in the heated anti liquor campaign.
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Henry Manchester
Troops on the Way to Jackson's Hole Frontier
News from Cheyenne Wyoming reports government troops ordered to the front to protect settlers and force Indians back to their reservations. Governor Richards directed General Stitzer to notify Jackson Hole settlers while dispatches indicate bands near Jackson Hole including Lemhi and Utes moving toward Yellowstone Park.
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Wryo
Richards
General Stitzer
Arket Lane
Jackson’s Hole
Stitzed
Market Lane
Idaho
Beaver Canon
Lellowstone Park
Mistaken Identity Husbandless Mourner Clears Beadless Calm
The body found near the King Philip Boat Club is identified as Mrs Ellen Wild, 63, of Alden Street, not Mrs Ann Mulvey. Prior misidentifications caused neighborly alarm when Mulvey was thought dead. Mulvey is alive, having been out all day, and the confusion unsettled the community.
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Fall River
King Philip Boat Club
Ellen Wild
Alden Street
Ann Mulvey
Pawtucket
Globe Corner
Land of the Living
Officer Waring
LAWYER COWLEY SUSPENDED FOR TWO YEARS
Judge Bond suspends Lowell lawyer Charles Cowley from practice for two years after a six day hearing. Eighteen charges were heard. Cowley was acquitted on seventeen. The guilty finding stemmed from petitioning the Supreme Court to grant an absolute decree nisi when his client married before six months had expired.
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Bond
Charles Cowley
Lowell
Middlesex County
Lawyer Cowley
Middlesex
Mr. Cowley
Supreme Court
Injured in a Runaway at Dedham Centre
Dedham reports a six year old boy Joseph Morse driving a depot carriage when a frightened horse bolted near passing cars at 3 30 pm. The carriage overturned injuring Morse with scalp wounds a broken rib a fractured collar bone and possible internal injuries. Passenger Walter White escaped serious harm in the incident.
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Dedham
Joseph Morse
Dedham Centre
Morse
Walter White
White
Dime Savings Bank Matter Stays Quiet in Willimantic
No new developments today in Willimantic Connecticut on the Dime Savings Bank matter. A rumor circulated that Walden took funds from a local automa tic sight company of which he was secretary and treasurer, but J A Mc Donald, president, said his books are in order. It may soon be revealed who financed the Morrison Machine Company purchase.
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Crusaders
John Nerney
Nerney
Temperance Advocates
General Grant
Willimantic
Conn
Dime Savings Bank
Walden
New Automatic Sight Company
J. A. McDonald
Morrison Machine Company
Lace Curtain Ignites Gas Jet Blew Fire at 333 Harrison
A lace curtain touched a lighted gas jet starting a $10 blaze on the first floor of a four story brick house at 333 Harrison avenue. The alarm came from Box 6 at 6 02 last night. Property owner is N Frank and the fire occurred in the apartment of Max Rubin.
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Harrison Avenue
N. Frank
Max Rubin
Elder North Guilty Of Contempt In Connecticut Judge's Ruling
In New Haven Connecticut on July 26 C J North presiding elder of the New York East M E Conference was found guilty of contempt of court after a morning session that concluded with attorneys arguments and awaiting the judge's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
C. J. North
New York East M. E
Hitler North
Susan B Anthony Lives Toledo July 26 Miss Anthony ill then recovered
A Toledo report said Susan B Anthony died at Lakeside Ontario today but later clarified she only fainted this morning. A private message said she fully recovered and would lecture at the Lakeside summer assembly. She replaces Rev Anna Shaw who was ill.
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Toledo
Susan B. Anthony
Lakeside
Anthony
Four Children Die in Big Stone Gap House Fire
Bristol dispatch reports a fatal house fire at John Hicks residence in Big Stone Gap last night. Hicks and two eldest children escaped to help Mrs Hicks and two younger children out. four youths aged 15, 6, 3, and 1 perished. Mrs Hicks believed fatally burned, one rescued child’s fate uncertain.
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Bristol
Tenn
John Hicks
Big Stone Gap
Man Nearly Drowns After Fall From Bridge
A Worcester man named John McCarty or similar fell from the Boston and Albany bridge into the river yesterday around 3 30 pm. Rescued in a nearly comatose state, he was first treated at Station 4 then moved to City Hospital after repeated declines in condition. He had been drinking before the fall.
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John McCarty
Worcester
Boston & Albany
Boy Fells Overboard at Wharf Then Rescued
John Orr a seven year old boy living at 65 Hull Street fell overboard while playing on the paving department wharf on Commercial Street yesterday afternoon. He was rescued from drowning by Joseph A. Peters and taken home apparently none the worse for the accident.
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John Orr
Hull Street
Commercial Street
Joseph A. Peters
Exhibition of All Styles Chiffonniere Patterns
A summer display showcases over four hundred Chiffonniere designs in wood, size, style, and price. The catalog notes the vast variety makes detailed description impractical and urges visitors to see the full exhibition to choose wisely rather than settling for the first pattern seen.
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Mass. Clothing Co
Hanover
Portland Streets
Hanover and
Massachusetts Clothing Co
MY Clothier
Bernard M. Wolf
Cash
Shin
PRICE
Ciethies
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Surge Robinson
Elmwood Spring
Bacton
Mass
Telephone
Roxbury
Formosa
Sidney S. Kelly
Washington St
Rosebery
Old Orchard Beach
Ain
Esso
Stuart
Kano
Harris Jackson Hole
Ance
Pocatello, Ida
Market Lake
Ida
Margaret
Bowdoin School
Newton
Attleboro
Mr. Manchester
Hone
Mr. Nerney
Steve Hatton
Hatton
Sanford
Ginger
Nate
Porter Dave
Cowley
Elder North
Post
BUCS
Bagnarp & Co
Paine Furniture CO
Canal Street
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