Marie Conde Rogers Dies After Turbulent Romance
New York May 7 Marie Conde Rogers formerly known as Marie Conde daughter of Switz Conde rose to national fame through a forbidden romance with Ensign Stone of the monitor Puritan. After a sequence of elopement attempts and family opposition she married L H Rogers in 1898. She died at her father's home in New York leaving two daughters.
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Marie Conde
Ensign Stone
The
Monitor Puritan
New York
Marie Conde Rogers
Oweco
Switz Conde
Tol. H. Rogers
Miss Conde
Stone
Conde
West Fifty-sixth Street
Ensign
Condes
Oswego
Syracuse
Tom Conde
Ensigns Stone
Osborne
Mr. Osborne
Secretary of the Navy
Young Stone
Mr. Conde
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
John Hall
Cuban
Cervera
Rogers
West Ifto-Sixth Street
Brutal assault rocks Quincy boarding house
In Quincy on May 7 Herman Pyormi a Finn living on Clark Avenue was seriously attacked by fellow Finn Constant Crumpeh at a boarding house Crumpeh reportedly seized a bush hammer and assaulted Pyormi who lay injured at Quincy City Hospital.
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Quincy
Herman Pyormi
Clark Avenue
Constant Crumpeh
Quincy City Hospital
Crumped
New Store Offers Watches Glasses and Clocks in Alamo Style
An advertisement touts alarm clocks, eyeglasses, and watches with low prices. It promotes Australian gold rings, on‑premises manufacture, two hour custom orders, and free eye tests. The copy mentions clock repairs, parlor clocks, and sale prices at a New Store on Alamo Street with varied items and brands.
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Ring
Jooston
Crumpeh Arrested After Fatal Hammer Attack
Crumpeh struck Pyormi with a ten cut hammer using the sepllade side, smashing the skull and causing a grievous wound. Bits of bone followed as the tool was withdrawn. Police officer Bradley arrested Crumpeh. the injured man identified him at hospital. Onlookers claimed peace before the assault. Crumpeh denied the charge. His bloodstained coat provided corroborating evidence.
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Pyormi
Bradley
Crumpeh
Protests in Chicago Over Philippine Policy and Anti-Expansion Meeting
Three mass meetings in Chicago approve administration policy in the Philippines and denounce the anti expansion sentiments. Sessions at the Auditorium Central Music Hall and First Methodist Church featured leaders Judge Oliver H Horton ex Judge John Barton Payne and Thomas B Bryan. Speakers included William Dudley Foulke Bishop Samuel Fellows Congressman Jonathan P Dolliver ex Congressman George E Adams and others with resolutions adopted and regret letters read.
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Chicago
Philippines
Central Music Hall
First Methodist Church
Oliver H. Horton
John Barton Payne
Thomasb. Bryan
McKinley
Admiral Dewey
Williiam Dudley Foulke
Indiana
Samuel Felows
Jonathan FP. Dolliver
Town
George E. Adams
Richard S. Tuthill
P. 8. Henson
Lambert ‘Tree
Lyman Abbott
Benjamin Andrews
Weather Notes and Resort Travel Sparks
Delightful weather drew travelers to the resorts as the Weather Bureau logged temperatures throughout the day. Record readings show a clear pattern of warmth and leisure along the shores with daily highs and timings noted from dawn to night.
Nantasket Beach Opens With Record Excursion Traffic
About 4000 visitors flocked to Nantasket Beach as the season nears, with the steamboat General Lincoln running three round trips and New York New Haven trains adding service. Hotels like Wade's Ocean View House and Vining Villa opened, cottages from Boston and suburbs spread along Jerusalem Road to Hull, and investors rush to finish homes for a likely profitable season.
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Nantasket Beach
Boston
Brockton
Quincey
Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company
General Lincoln
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
UDI
Wade
Ocean View House
Vining Villa
Jerusalem Road
Hull
Revere Beach Bustles On A Busy Sunny Sunday
A crowded Revere Beach enjoyed a sun shaded day with improvised shelters, umbrellas, and large crowds arriving by car. The scene featured picnicking families, cyclists, soda sellers, and thronged promenades, with no reported accidents or arrests.
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Revere
Americans Close In On Bacolor In Philippine Campaign
Report from Manila dated May 7 describes American efforts to clear Bacolor five miles from San Fernando. General Mascardo commands about 6000 entrenched rebels with riflemen laboring and forcing civilians into duties. Lt. Col. Whalley and General Ovenshine bolster lines near Laguna de Bay as Major General MacArthur and Lawton reconnoiter. San Fernando entry went unopposed, with some skirmishes along river north of the city. The Twentieth Kansas faced volleys. locals offered hospitality to occupying forces. The army rests in San Fernando, a wealthy stone town, while Iowa troops stay comparatively fresh.
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Manila
Bacolor
San Fernando
Mascardo
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
MacArthur
Lawton
Laguna de Bay
Ovenshine
Whalley
King
San Tomas
Vitty-first Iowa Regiment
Senor Hizon
Purifying the Blood and Stomach Tonic Claim
An advertisement touts a blood purifier and stomach tonic that promises to cleanse the blood and improve overall health. It asserts that diseases will depart after using the remedy and emphasizes benefits to organs such as the kidneys liver and nerves.
Manchastion Resident Dies in Suicide at Home
True, a 57 year old resident of Manchaston for over forty years and a machinist at Amoskeag shops, killed himself at his home on Saturday after months of poor health and an unbalanced mind.
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Manchastion
Ife
Union requests holiday and labor actions at Wells Memorial
The Central Labor Union at Wells Memorial Hall urged Mayor Quincey to grant a holiday to municipal employees in the AF of L. The meeting also sought McKinley’s action to discharge Claude M. Johnston from the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, with protests over Georgia and local labor disputes. A committee was named to study granite contracts and assist waiters unionizing at local venues, and a new union laundry at 398 Harrison Avenue was announced.
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Water Department
Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Quincey
American Federation of Labor
McKinley
Claude M. Johnson
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
McWinley
Streets Wells
Waiters’ Alliance
City Point
Avief L
Cs.ib. U
Jin
Georgia
Barbers’ College
Washington Street
Barbers’ Union
Laundry Workers’ Union
Harrison Avenue
Schudel
National Bakers’ and Confectioners’ Union
Igon
U8. I. Granite Cutters
Theater and stage notes sketch next season plans
The Chutes open for the season with new features at Norumbega Park. Sousa may bring Wester & Bial's Music Hall to town. Babcock reengaged for Ma Cousine. Boniface to succeed Davenport in Philadelphia. Urquhart seeks divorce from Guy Standing. Arthur donates receipts to charity on tour. May Buckley to Daly’s London piece. Seabrooke linked to Ravennes in Erminie revival. Graff leaves Ellis-Damrosch for Europe. Honey hired by Litt for The Club Baby.
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Norumbega Park
New York
Sousa
E. R. Reynolds
Wester & Bial
Music Hall
Theodore Babcock
George C. Boniface, Jr
Harry Davenport
Philadelphia
Isabelle Urquhart
Guy Standing
Empire Theatre Stock Company
Julia Arthur
Boston
May Buckley
George Edwards
Daly’s Theatre
London
Thomas Q. Seabrooke
Ravennes
The Turtle The Juvmor and Other Theatre Engage ments Tonight
Multiple shows open or continue this week across Boston venues. Tre mont Theatre revives Prince Pro Tem with Fred Lennox and Josie Sadler, plus new music. Park presents The Turtle with Sadie Martinet. Music Hall opens Pop concerts with Max Zach conducting. Boston venues feature Wilson, Waite, Bowdoin Square, Boston Theatre, Columbia Theatre, Hollis, Castle Square, Museum, Howard, Keiths, and Austin & Stones with various revivals and new productions including Romeo and Juliet May 15 and The Wing's Musketeer.
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Tremont Theatre
Fred Lennox
Josie Sadler
Tommy Tompkins
Wild Rosy
the Turtle
the Park
Sadie Martinet
Music Hall
Max Zach
George W. Wilson
Boston
Grand Opera House
Fie
James R. Waite
Columbia Theatre
Bowdoin Square
Three Dragoons
Boston Theatre
Julia Arthur
NS. H. Sothern
Hollis
Colonial Et
Boston Cavalry Display Opens with Governor on Parade
The opening of the tournament week features Governor Wolcott and staff as parade commander Major Charles IX. Darling leads the review. Captain Dodd performs with troopers in a famed music drill and rough riding. A future camp exhibit will showcase cavalry life from dawn to sunset with carbine drills calisthenics and more.
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Boston
Wolcott
Charles IX. Darling
Sousa Band Returns to Boston in Warm Reception
John Philip Sousa and his band drew a large Boston audience with encore after encore for beloved marches. New work Hands Across the Sea shows strong potential alongside Manhattan Beach and The Washington Post. Soloists Maud Reese Davies and Dorothy Hoyle impressed, joined by Arthur Pryor and other noted instrumentalists. concert to be repeated at Tremont Temple tonight.
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Boston
John Philip Sousa
Boston Theatre
Sousa
Ovnarch
Sea
Manhattan Beach
Washington Post
Steem
Maud Reese Davies
Dorothy Hoyle
Arthur Pryor
Herbert T. Clarke
Franz Hell
Fluegelhorn
Signor Mantia
J. Moerrmans
Frank Wadsworth
G. Norrito
Piccelo
J. Norrito
His
Organization of Artists
Tremont Temple
Belmonts Receive Cryptic Telegraph Message in Lucknow
Belmont troops through a long telegraph message cost 8.29 dollars as Henry Slorne’s letter confirming a New York house transfer is thought to be the text. Mrs Belmont remains in her hotel rooms, keeping a low social profile while reporters chase details.
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Twrington
Perry Belmont
Ienry T. Slorne
New York House
Belmont
Intercity tourney opens at Mechanics Hall with Rough Riders show
The interstate military and naval tournament opens tonight at Mechanics Hall featuring Massachusetts volunteers and Captain Dodd with his Rough Riders from Fort Ethan Allen. A special train brought Captain Dodd and his men and horses to North Union station for a pre event parade and staging. The event promises strong crowds and a high-energy exhibition as the Feath Regiment Band provides music tonight and tomorrow.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Massachusetts
Spain
Old Bay State
Captain Dodd
Fort
Ethan Allen
North Union Station
Mechantes’ Building
Fehth Regiment
Burnt Core Artists to Stage Minstrel Show in East Boston
Orient Council Knights of Columbus in East Boston present a minstrel show and dance at Lyceum Hall featuring Edward Brennan with a home winning cake walk and John Flynn with Yes Always. Councilman Joseph Hickey acts as interlocutor as William Nolan directs the chorus in rehearsals. Dancing follows the show.
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Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Orient Council
Knights of Columbus
Order
New England
Edward Brennan
Thompson Street
John Flynn
Joseph Hickey
William Nolan
Rehearsals For Opera Bobby Shaf toe at Hollis Street
Rehearsals for the opera Bobby Shaf toe to be staged at Hollis Street Theatre the week of June 5 under the Boston A9 Meet Club will be held May 8 and 9 at the Old Colonial Club rooms 2 East Brookline Street Boston. Participants must attend to finalize part arrangements.
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Bobby Shaftoe
Hollis Street
Boston
Old Colonial Club
East Brookline Street
Somerville Fires: Explosions Strike Three Dwellings
Three fires hit Somerville yesterday with the worst from an explosion at a Lantern filling shed on Concord Avenue owned by Whitney Gas. Fire damaged the sausage factory of Lewis Merrill and caused about 1000 dollars loss. gas mains and trenches were involved. Minor blazes at Mystic Avenue fence and Nashua Street lace curtain fires caused slight damage.
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Somerville
Hugh Connors
Concord Avenue
Whitney Gas Company
Joe
Connors
Lewis I. Merrill
Mr. Merrill
Fas
Mystic Avenuee
Nashua Street
Death Notice for Mrs Clara P Boss
Word arrived yesterday of the death of Mrs Clara P Boss wife of Robert P Boss superintendent of the Globe composing team She was 56 born in Passaic County New Jersey father Bo W Pearce a noted newspaper man They lived at Mt Kewdoin Dorchester and went South in April seeking health recovery
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Clara P. Bess
Robert PP. Boss
Globe
Passtucket
BR. i
Bo W. Pearce
Mra
Boss
Mt. Kewdoin
Dorchester
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Jessie Harcourt
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Procter & Gamble CO
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Marine Conde Rogers
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Sook
Quincy Man
Alta
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the Howard
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Nellie Healy
Revere Sisters
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Julia Arthur Ingler
Romeo Julet
Chicago Tribune
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Burnt Core Artists
Robert P. Boss
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MeIntyre
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Mackface
Pwo Georgia Minstrels
Smith
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Four Dehans
Waterbury Bros
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Treime
S Theatre
Tremont
Oxford
Lee Rae
Lumberland
Hort's
Boston Museum
Fee
Watiner
Viola Allen
Hall Caine
the Christian
Tremont Tenple
Maud Breso Davies
Dorothy Hoylsa
Bear Sousa
Maury R.A. Remont
MATS
Hollis Isaac B, Rich
Sothern
Oston
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Ginal New York Co
Wit
Lie Coller
Wwe
Boston Ball Grounds
Arooklyn S Bostan
OPERA
Geo. W. Wilson Company
Columbia
Young America
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