Harmony and War Push in Ohio GOP Convention
Ohio Republicans seek unity as factional clashes surface at the party convention. Senator Hanna appeals for harmony and party strength while Foraker signals opposition to Hanna. Delegates clash over control of credentials and district seats as talks of Governor candidates and Cincinnati’s lieutenant governor prospects emerge.
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Huling
Kerr
Foraker
Ohio
McKinley
Bushnell
Charles Foster
Senator Foraker
Senator Hanna
MecKisson
Southern Hotel
anti-Nash
H. M. Dougherty
Nash
Dougherty
Republican Party
Daugherty
Cox
John A. Caldwell
Cincinnati
Pretty Dorchester Wedding Unites Shortwell and Long
At 3 Norfolk terrace Dorchester Miss Blanch A Shortwell became the bride of William A Long. The wedding stood in a palm adorned home setting with Ernest Shortwell as best man and Miss Long as maid of honor. The couple left for a wedding tour and will reside in Dorchester after returning.
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Dorchester
Blanch A. Shortwell
William A. Long
Miss Shortwell
William PD. Shortwell
Thorp & Martin Co
Long
Ernest Shortwell
Miss Long
Mrs. Long
Stage Gossip Sparks London Plans and Brussels Ball
Minnie Maddern Fiske will stage Becky Sharp next season with Waterloo eve ball scenes in Brussels and period costuming. De Wolf Hopper may bring El Capitan to London in July for British audiences. Jack Savage to launch a roof garden at the American Theatre New York with Pop concert vibes. William Harris, fresh from Zaza gains, rests at West Baden New York. Minnie Ashley likely Hopper’s prima donna. Wild Oats debuts at the New York Casino. Fred Zweifel wed Alma Kramer.
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Minnie Maddern Fiske
Becky Sharp
Brussels
Waterloo
de Wolf Hopper
el Capitan
London
Lyric Theatre
Jack” Savage
New York
Music Hall
William Harris
Zaza
Garrick Theatre
West Baden
Minnie Ashley
Fred Zweifel
Hoyt & McKee
Alma Kramer
House end Senate Pass the Trades Union Insurance Bill
A heated session unfolds as Massachusetts lawmakers reject Governor Wolcott's veto of the trades union insurance bill. The House votes 144 to 65 to overrule, while the Senate records similar division, highlighting party tensions and debates over labor organization protection.
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House
Senate
Trades Union
Wolcott
Massachusetts
Boston
William H. Lott
Sennett
Saugus
Cullinane
Lawrence
Bennett
Walcott
Mr. Myers
Cambridge
Myers
Sence
Somerville
Ingleside Home Lawn Party Attracts 300 In Revere
Ingleside Home at Revere held a lawn party on its grounds yesterday afternoon and evening. About 300 guests attended the event to support the welfare of the institution. Mother Clark the matron and Miss G K Graves welcomed the guests. In the evening the grounds were illuminated and speakers included Rev J P Bixby Rev Dr McEehleen John Anderson and others.
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Revere
Clark
G. K. Graves
J. P. Bixby
Revere Lay College
MceEhlveen
Shawmut Avenue
Woman Reunites With Child After Abduction Arrest
A woman, suspected of abducting a child known as Baby Clark, was arrested after a post office sighting revealed a family link. Deputy Sheriff Bill Charleston obtained a warrant and pursued the case to St Johns Station where the suspect and a man with her fled toward a New York train.
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Charleston
New York City
Tie
Justice of the Peace
Isaac Herbert
Jennie Wilson
Ida B. Carey
St. John's Episcopal Home
St. Joan’s Station
Carry McNally
Wilson
Charles Youman
Labor Unions Cheer Bill Exempting Them From State Control
Labor leaders hailed passage of a bill exempting unions from insurance commissioner oversight and ordinary insurance laws after the governor veto was overridden. At Weils Memorial Hall and Hilcot Street rooms, figures like Frank Pickett and J Frank O’Hara voiced gratitude, calling the Legislature’s action a triumph for labor rights and justice.
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Weils Memorial Hall
Hilcot Street
Frank Pickett
Central Labor Union
J. Frank O'Hara
Anny
Henry Lloyd
Daniel Lynch
Painters’ Union
Rght
Joseph Laycock
Waiters’ Alliance
Massachusetts
John F. O'Sullivan
Massachusetts Federation of Labor
John J. Collins
Building Trades Councils
Henry Abrahams
Cigarmakers’ Union
Medicine-cA Stimulant for Malaria Districts
A tonic claimed to sustain the body against poisonous air in malaria areas. described as rich in building power for sickly men and fragile women. marketed as a health-maker and indispensable household remedy to be bought from druggists and grocers in Rochester, New York.
Noted Figure Returns to West Haverstraw After Request
The deputy sheriff refused to arrest a subject earlier and the detention occurred at the subject's request. He arrived in West Haverstraw by train at 5:45 from New York and was driven to a house with reporters present. He questioned reporters about the case as soon as Justice Herbert arrived.
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West Haverstraw
New York
Herbert
Man and Woman Involved In Child Disappearance Case
A man identified as James Wilson abducts a woman in Sloatesville and confronts her about a missing child. They are escorted to Frank Oakey’s house where the child is found, amid a crowd. The man and woman speak in hushed tones as deputies prepare to transfer them to jail.
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Sloatesville
Wilson
Carrie
Charleston
Frank Oakey
Hanover Street
Boston
UA Lianuvehst
Clash Over Arrest in New York Baby Kidnap Case
Detec tive Herlihy claims credit for locating the child while Charleston asserts the arrest was his. The chase spanned a ride to headquarters and a warning of retaliation. A dark woman, Carrie Jones, and others circle the case as rumors spread through St. John and Goshen connections emerge.
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Charleston
Hernhy
Justice’s
Herlihy
Arrival of baby Clark sparks New York city celebration
The Clark family returns to East Sixty-fifth street with their newborn amidst a Weehawken to Manhattan crush. Police kept sidewalks clear as crowds cheered, while Mr. Clark thanked New York officers for three days of devoted search and the safe reunion.
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Baby Clark
Weehawken
Clark
East Sixty-fifth Street
Mr. Clark
Mrs
Haverstraw
Child Found After Arrests in Haverstraw Kidnapping Case
A woman named Mrs Wilson and a man claiming to be her husband were arrested in connection with a kidnapping. Detective Herlihy located the missing child Marion, who was healthy and well cared for, ending a tense sequence at a justice's house before the suspects were moved to jail in New City.
Abduction of Marion Clark Grips Nation
The nation followed the Marion Clark case with feverish concern as a trusted nurse abducted the child from 159 East Sixty Fifth Street in New York. A white letter promised the child’s safety and warned against publicization while investigators traced clues, offering thousands in rewards.
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Mr. Clark
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Boston
Marion
Carrie
Miss Madden
Clark
Arsenal
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