Clergyman Denounces Belmont Sloane Marriage Row
The Rev William M Barrows of Greenwich told the New Haven Congregational ministers he was deceived into marrying Mrs Henry Sloane and Perry Belmont just after her divorce. The body censured him and urged uniform divorce laws while barring ministers from marrying divorced persons found guilty in other states. Barrows repeated his claim of being misled.
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New Haven
William M. Barrows
Greenwich
Henry Ul In Sloane
New York
Perry Belmont
Congregational
Association
Cooper
New Britain
Barrows
Belmonts
Higgins's Chop House Dining Rooms Open Near Secollay Sq
If you appreciate good food and service visit Higgins's Chop House at 128 Court and 35 Howard. From street to street in a minute from Secollay square subway, features second door dining rooms for patrons.
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Higgins
Court
Howard
Secollay Sq
American ex-judge arrested in Paris for blackmail threats
William Hastings claiming he is a 62 year old American and former New York judge was arrested in Paris on charges of attempted blackmail and threatening to kill M Challot a business agent after demanding 40 000 francs repayment for a lost deal. A six chamber revolver was found on his person. He says he only intended to intimidate Challot and will be examined by a magistrate.
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Paris
William Hastings
New York City
M. Challot
Hastings
French General De La Roque Seized Over Insubordination
In Paris on June 21 General de la Roque director of marine artillery was placed under rigorous arrest after clashing with Minister of Marine M. Lockroy over technical matters. He protested to the President against a decree retiring him, calling it based on untrue assertions. The move is regarded as serious insubordination.
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Paris
General de la Roque
Marine Artillery
M. Lockroy
Britain urged to protect Newfoundland rights
In St John s Newfoundland on June 21 Commodore George A Giffard met Governor Sir Hugh McCallum and the colonial cabinet over France s asserted coastal rights. They decided to send strong representations to the imperial government urging vigorous action to defend the colony s treaty coast rights with a response expected tomorrow.
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ST. John’s
N. F
George A. Giffard
Newfoundland
Hugh McCallum
Not a Factor Anyway Says Bryan Still Nominated
The interview quotes Mr Bryan arguing that he remains the party’s choice and confident the state democracy will uphold his leadership. He dismisses claims that former allies have joined the opposition, calling those assertions of little value.
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Bryan
Bath
Williams Denies Gorman Nomination and Boston Machine Power
In an interview, Mr Williams asserts he remains the Massachusetts Democratic leader outside the state and rejects any hope of Gorman securing a nomination He says the Boston machine is no longer a dominant force and dismisses calls by Callahan to depose him while defending his control of the party structure
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Gorman
State Committee
Bruce
Massachusetts
Boston
Young Men’s
Democratic Club
Boston Machine
Slattery
Christopher T. Callahan
Massachusetts Democratic Leader Claims National Role in Party
The speaker defends his control of the Massachusetts Democratic Party and asserts recognition in national party councils. He argues that even if Gorman gains a nomination, the party that has moved beyond Gormanism remains distinct and that Bryan would still be nominated. He frames his leadership as uncontested within Massachusetts and acknowledged nationally.
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Democratic Party
Gorman
Williams
Bruce
Massachusetts
President McKinley Faces Panic During Springfield Visit
In Springfield on June 21 President McKinley halted a noisy crowd surge as police clashed with attendees. He delivered a brief address praising the city and its veterans, then continued by boat down the Connecticut River with Mrs. McKinley.
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Maryeland
Maryland
Connecticut
Atlanta
Springfield
Crane
Clark
Gillett Congress
Arsenal
Mckinley
Nvasset Club
Sisters of the Eastern Star
Grand Army
Holyoke
Grace McKinley
McKinley Private Train Tours Through Westfield
President McKinley travels from Springfield on a private four car train reaching Westfield at 4 21 pm amid cheers. Engineer D Parker of West Springfield and J H Howard of Springfield guide the party. The Westfield stop features a gold handled six foot whip and display of local pride.
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Westfield
McKinley
William Mce-Kinley
Westfield Normal
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