Spanish Noble Loved Mrs. Latham Courted Her in Two Continents
The World notes Mrs Nathalie Dole Latham, painter of American origin, had a romance with Don Jose Gil Delgado of Spain in Caracas and New York spanning 1904 to 1905. Their public meetings, betrothal whispers, and a later Paris arrangement are described before her suicide in Paris.
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New York
Nathalie Dole Latham
Paris
Caracas
Bowen
Spain
Don Pepe
Latham
Legation
Waldorf-Astoria
United States
Jose Gil
Delgado
Rome
Dole Latham
Missing Hanover Street patrolman Crehan
Patrolman Thomas J. Crehan of Station 1 Charlestown disappeared last Thursday after leaving for home. Police fear death or dementia, but no trace of him or a motorboat he’d considered buying has been found. colleagues and family describe him as dutiful and well regarded. He was 34, assigned to Commercial Street area since August.
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Thomas J. Crehain
Hanover Street
Crehan
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Station House
Station 1
Post
Commercial Street
Honeymoon Couple Reclaims Stolen Suitcases At North Station
A newly married couple, after returning from a Sunday concert, found the North station checking room locked. The bride cried in distress and the groom sought help from Patrolman Gavin. The officer, ruling it a breach of rules yet recognizing the urgent need, obtained the superintendent and the suitcases were recovered.
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North Station
Benedict
Gavin
Fire Breaks Up Revival in Aberdeen Auditorium
A revival in Aberdeen's Auditorium was halted by a platform fire that started under the platform where 300 choir members and several preachers sat as 2000 attended. The Rev R D Johnson led a calming song while others urged orderly exits. The rear of the platform burned before flames were put out after 60 minutes. No injuries were reported.
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Aberdeen
R. D. Johnson
Harvard Junior Edward Dana Secretly Marries in Plymouth
Friends searched for Edward Dana, Harvard junior, after his secret wedding to Mrs. Lillian Hoover in Plymouth, New Hampshire two months ago. He has attended classes in Cambridge and kept his location undisclosed, surprising relatives.
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Edward Dana
Harvard
Lillian Hoover
Plymouth
N. H
Cambridge
Dana
Comedy by French Premier to Be Produced Soon
Signor Riccardi, Italian publisher of dramatic works, secured from M. Clemenceau the Italian copyright for a one act comedy titled The Veil of Happiness. The French premier previously wrote the comedy years ago but it had never been produced.
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Rome
Signor Riccardi
M. Clemenceau
France
Boston Inventor Sues the N Y Trolley Roads for 10 Million
Boston inventor George Dexter Burton of 18 Summer Street sues New York City trolley roads for 10 million dollars claiming his underground electric system is uniquely safe and leak free. He says he will file similar suits against railroads in other large cities and hails a future shift to his power method for street cars. Burton, from Ipswich New Hampshire, has invented multiple electrical devices.
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New York City
George Dexter Burton
Summer Street
Burton
Ipswich
N. H
Davis
Howard
Boston
New York
U S Minister Claims Insult by Zelaya and Nicaraguan Officials
United States Minister William E. Merry, accredited to Costa Rica Nicaragua and San Salvador, charges that the U S government was gravely insulted by President Zelaya and several Nicaraguan cabinet members after a visit to Managua. He reports quarrels with Zelaya, strained relations, and delays in cablegrams, while noting an unresolved Well damages case and a prior arbitration deal on mahogany.“
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Washington, D. C
United States
William E. Merry
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
San Salvador
Zelayas
State Department
Sam Weil
New Orleans
Merry
Department
George D. Emery
Massachusetts
Mahogany
Cambridge official recovering after appendectomy
President Charles Lake of the Cambridge Board of Aldermen was taken to the Cambridge Osteopathic Sanitarium for appendicitis surgery and is reported to be doing well.
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Charles Lake
Cambridge Board of Aldermen
Cambridge Osteopathic Sanitarium
Higgin s Addresses Clan na Gael on Emmet Anniversary
Governor Higgins of Rhode Island told Clan na Gael in New York that Emmet represents Ireland’s youth and brave martyrs. He argued England’s rule oppresses Ireland and urged an Anglo Saxon alliance will fail, predicting America will support Irish freedom and self governance.
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New York
Higgins
Rhode Island
Clan-na-Gael
Robert Emmet
Din
Emmet
Ireland
England
Sam
America
David
Goliath
Dowie’s Funeral Journey Sparks Franklin City Belief
Carl Ideburn of New York leading Zion church elders to Zion City for the Dowie funeral, with other pastors from New York and Philadelphia aboard. Ideburn says Dowie has merely fallen into a deep slumber and will awaken soon in another part of the world, denying reports of his death.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Carl Ideburn
New York
Zion Church
Christopher Neff
J. Morgan Wilson
Gottlieb Swartz
Philadelphia
Zion City
John Alexander Dowie
Edeburn
Dowie
Four Die In Brooklyn Fires On Bushwick Avenue
Four persons were burned to death in Brooklyn today. Three perished in a tenement fire on Bushwick avenue and another woman died in her home. One man was probably fatally injured in the tenement blaze.
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Brooklyn
New York
Bushwick Avenue
Unknown Woman Dying of Pneumonia at Relief Station
A mid aged woman with double pneumonia was brought to the Haymarket Square Relief station from 90 Merrimac street late Saturday night. She is about 46, tall, and a card bearing the name Mary McCoy and address Washington street Charlestown was found, though officials doubt this is her real name. The ambulance was called as her condition worsened and she remained very low at 10 20 pm.
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Haymarket Square
Merrimac Street
Mary McCoy
Washington Street
Charlestown
Hayes Council Installation Opens Dorchester Clubhouse
The James E. Hayes Council R C held the first installation in the new Colum bus Club of Dorchester with over 500 Greater Boston members present. D D s K K John T Simpson and Franklin Council officers led the ceremonies with Tremont Glee Club providing music. State officers S S D Daniel Buckley W J O'Brien and Hagen attended. officers installed include G K Co J Brady D G K E A Hanley treasurer Cornelius Keefe F S J T Doyle R S J D Morram warden J A Hanley secretary J A Cummings chancellor J J Burke advocate John F Hayes trustee D F Carpenter outside guard Don Reardon I G John O'Brien. A formal opening is set for March 18 1907 with Governor Guild Mayor Fitzgerald and others attending.
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New Columbus Club
Dorchester
James E. Hayes
R. of
Daniel ¥. Buckley
R. S
J. D. Morram
J. A. Hanley
J. A. Cummings
J. J. Burke
John F. Hayes
D. F. Carpenter
Don Reardon
I. G
John O’brien
Boston
Guild
Fitzgerald
Delphin Delmas
New York
Wakefield Boy James Keady Named Exeters Coach
James Keady a popular Wakefield boy and noted Exeter baseball talent is engaged to coach the Wakefield High School team in the suburban league. The item mentions SLADE'S Nutmeg as a flavoring and notes grocers sell it.
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James Keady
Wakefield
Exeter
Wakefield High
Slade
Wave damages French vessel La Savoie in heavy seas
The French steamer La Savoie arriving from Havre encountered NW to W gales from March 3, shifting to a southern storm March 7 with very heavy seas. At 11 AM a giant wave swept over the ship from the port side, breaking a door of the smoking room, smashing stairs to the upper deck, wrecking a purser’s room port light, and causing minor damage.
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New York
la Savoie
Havre
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