Lady Aberdeen Announces London Meet Aims For Women
London reports the international congress of women opens tomorrow and runs to July 6. Countess of Aberdeen says it is not anti male and welcomes diverse nations and opinions. American delegates include Mrs May Wright Sewall and Mrs Fanny Gaffney with many other speakers from the United States and Britain.
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London
International Congress of Women
Countess of Aberdeen
May Wright Sewall
Fanny Humphreys Gaffney
Susan BR. Anthony
Anna Howard Shaw
Mary Purdy Peck
Welix Adler
Sadie American
Stanton Blatch
Jenness Miller
Kinne
O. W. Bates
Keily
Alfred Booth
Laura Ridding
Creighton
Flora Annie Steel
Kipling
Heinemann
Genevieve Ward
Mary Shaw
Ancient Order of United Workmen Parade in Boston
The annual parade attracts 8000 to 10000 members in a planned route through Beacon street Exeter Commonwealth avenue Arlington and other streets. Mayor Quin cy and Governor Wolcott will review the procession at City Hall and State House before the parade ends at Beacon and Walnut streets.
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Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Boston
Charlan A.brown
Beacon Street
Exeter
Common Wealth Avenue
Arlington
Commonwealth Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Dartmouth
Huntington Avenue
West Newton Street
Washington Street
School Street
Quincy
City Hall
Wolcott
State House
Beacon
Walnut Streets
Prince George
Long Wharf
Font State St
Yarmouth
Prince Arthur
Foot State St
St. John
S. S
Prince Edward
N. B
N.S
N. BR
Washington St
Long Wharffoot State St
J. F. Masters
N. E
New England Philatelic Association Holds Fourth Annual Convention
The New England Philatelic Association met at the Relay House Bass Point on Saturday for its fourth annual convention. A shore dinner preceded the business meeting chaired by President B Harvey Wares of Haverhill. Officers elected for the coming year include Willis I King Roxbury as president George F Waldron Brentwood NH as vice president Levi Judkins Boston as secretary and George Sales Springfield as treasurer.
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NEW England Philatelic Association
New England Philatelic Assocation
Relay House
Bass Point
B. Harvey Wares
Haverhill
Willis I. King
Roxbury
George F. Waldron
Brentwood
N. H
Levi . Judkins
Boston
George Sales Springfield
Meas
Black South lynching charge rebutted by Rev Morris at People's Temple
The Rev Charles Morris condemns Governor Northen's defense of lynching and racial violence. He argues that outrages by black men are overreported and misrepresented, cites 1890s crime stats, and warns lynching sustains social harm, branding Southern whites as Cain-branded.
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Morris
Northen
Georgia
Massachusetts
New England States
North Central States
South Atlantic Division
South Central Division
South
Boston
Sam _ Hose
Mr. Crawford
Sam Hose
Mrs. Crawford
Hose
Cranford
Brazil
Haiti
Jamaica
Cuba
Africa
Zion Evangelical Lutherans dedicate new West Newton church
The Gothic edifice on West Newton Street, built on the Unity Church site, cost over 60000 with parsonage. It features cream brick, a 165 foot spire, antique oak interior, frescoed borders, stained glass memorials, and Thorvaldson Christ statue. The remolded Unity organ resumes service as archistructure boasts notable art around the Last Supper bronze. A. Russell Sanborn of Quincy played at the dedication.
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Zion Evangelical Lutherans
West Newton Street
Unity Church
Minot J. Savage
Unity
T. W. Silloway
Christ
Thorvaldson
di Vinci
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
A. Russell Sanborn
Quincy
TAPS AT SPENCER S GRAVE AT FOREST HILLS
Charles Spencer, Spanish War hero of San Juan and El Caney, was buried at Forest Hills Cemetery after dying of pneumonia at Massachusetts General Hospital. Five hundred soldiers attended as Marines escorted the body from Tinkham's to 724 Washington Street, then to Forest Hills for services led by Commander Kembbes.
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Charles Spencer
San Juan
el Caney
Forest Hills
Sergeant Spencer
Massachusetts General Hospital
Cuba
Spencer
Eleventh
United States Infantry
Legion of
Spanish War Veterans
William P. Kenbbes
Tinkham
Howard Street
Legion
Washington Street
Court Street
Washington
Kembbes
Northampton Street
Alleged Highwaymen Hold Up Bolser In City Square
Three men alleged to operate in Charlestown City Square robbed Samuel Bolser of 2 dollars after beating him early yesterday. Police arrested Dennis Hendhy Patrick Ryan and John Brines near Station 1 as Bolser, 20, identified them at the scene. They are to be arraigned in Charlestown District Court tomorrow morning.
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City Square
Charlestown
Samuel Bolser
Station 1
Bolser
Dennis Hendhy
Baldwin Street
Patrick Ryan
Washington Street
John Brines
Main Street
Gaynor Bigamy Claim Shocks Society in New York
A sensational report alleges Colonel John F. Gaynor married Carrie B. Gifford years ago while also having a quiet June wedding to Annie L. Pitney in Washington. Mrs. Gaynor says a London inquiry confirms a possible second marriage and contends she is his legitimate wife, prompting possible legal action.
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New York
John F. Gaynor
Democratic State Committee
Gaynor
Carrie B. Gifford
Washington
Annie L. Pitney
Shoreham Hotel
Mra Gaynor
Colonel Gaynor
Miss Pitney
London
Mrs. Gaynor
Marlborough Earl Linked to Miss Leiter in Army Officer Romance
An 22 year old Marlborough earl, stationed as an aide to Lord Curzon, is linked to Miss Daisy Leiter, sister of the vicereine. Reports from Simla suggest Miss Leiter may soon answer yes. Leiter's family supports the match. the young heiress is described as beautiful, clever, witty, musical, and worldly.
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Charlton Park
Malmesbury
Wiltshire
Lord Curzon
Daisy Leiter
Daisy Leiter, the Vicereine’s Sister. the Correspondents From Simla
Miss Leiter
Vicereine
Levi Z. Leiter
Daisy
Fiery Turk Rechid Bey Weds Miss Edith Collins at Paris
The Hague report details Rechid Bey the Turkish representative at the peace conference, famed for dueling threats, and his marriage to former Miss Edith Collins of New York. She is a Vanderbilt descendant raised under guardian Chauncey M. Depew, with their Paris wedding on January 6, 1897, cited as the altar moment.
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New York
Rechid Bey
EE PD Ppb
Edith Lyman Collins
Chauncey M. Depew
Young Turks” Party
Miss Collins
Prince Czaykowski
St. Petersburg
Poland
Commodore Vanderbilt
Horace Clark
Commodore
Lulu
Clarence Lyman Collins
Colonel Gaynor Rumored to Marry Again and Divorce Buzz
The piece recounts gossip that Colonel Gaynor may have wed a second wife, Carrie Bella Gifford, while a report claims his wife could be Miss Annie L. Pitney. It notes social ties in New Yorks upper west side, a Sept. 2 189 wedding at Coleman House, and a potential legal push if the Pitney marriage is proven. John F. Gaynor Jr. is mentioned as a son of the first marriage.
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London
Colonel Gaynor
Cecil
Gaynor
Democratic State Committee
Hoffman House
Upper West Side
Coleman House
O. L. Prescott
Carrie Bella Gifford
Fayetteville
N. Y
John F. Gaynor, Jr
New York
Miss Pitney
Theatrical Gossip and Week Theatre Trailers
Subscriptions are being raised for a new theatre on the Globe site. Jack Mason is discharged after liabilities over 29000. Henry Woodruff with Melville Ellis and Miss Mabel Dixey will present Two Artists and a Model at Keith’s this week. The District Attorney opens in Boston at Castle Square Theatre. The Point of Pines hosts Frank Bush specialty, while Tremont row museum and Norumbega Park add curios and amusements. Sambo the orangutan appears, and Music Hall keeps a Pop concert program. The Jeffries Fitzsimmons fight continues at the Palace, with a strong vaudeville and steller shows at Nickelodeon.
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Globe
Jack Mason
Eese
Henry Woodruff
Melville Ellis
Mabel Dixey
Keith’s
Boston
Castle Square Theatre
Point of Pines
Frank Bush
Austin & Stone
Tremont Row
London Zoo
Curio Hall
Norumbega Park
Music Hall
Jeffries- Fitzsimmons
Pal- Soeianne Ee
Pany
Nickelodeon
Strel
Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire Bows To Miss Daisy Leiter
News from Simla India says the Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire laid his name and possessions at the feet of Miss Daisy Leiter who is described as one of three beautiful heiresses.
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London
Simla
India
Earl of Suffolk
Berkshire
Daisy Leiter
Miss Leiter
Oldest Howard line and Lady Curzon tie in imperial era
The excerpt contrasts the Leiter sisters of Chicago with the Howards of England led by the Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire and the Duke of Norfolk. It highlights the Howards as the premier English nobility, with Pope’s line about “All the blood of all the Howards” signaling their ancient prestige and high precedence among peers.
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Chicago
Curzon
India
Nannie Leiter
Suffolk
Berkshire
England
Pope
Duke of Norfolk
Earl
House of Howard
Wire Department Outing Aboard Cornelia In Boston Harbor
Boston wire department inspectors enjoyed a group fishing trip aboard tug Cornelia courtesy of Simon Donovan. Tom Quinn won first fish and a prize umbrella. the excursion included a harbor tour and dinner with attendees led by Wire Commissioner Flood and Chief Inspector Godfrey.
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Boston
Simon Donovan
Cornelia
Tom
Quinn
Flood
Godfrey
Fom’’ Bannon
Mark 8. Lally
P. H. Mahony
T. J. Lythgoe
William
Boston Woman Dies in Toronto Health Visit
Mrs. Harry Lloyd of Boston, who traveled to Toronto for health reasons, died last evening of heart disease. Her husband was with her when the illness ended, recent dispatches report from Toronto, Can.
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Can
Harry Lloyd
Boston
Pres
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