Not From Boston New York Death Ties Louise Lansburg to Fanconniere
The Colonnade Hotel death identity was confirmed as Louise Lansburg of France born, who married an Englishman in 1892 and ran away with Felicien Fanconniere. He identified the body at the morgue using handwriting and a hair braid, recounting a tale of thwarted marriage, emigration, and hardship ending in a fatal act.
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New York
Everett
Boston
Colonnade
Louise Lansburg
France
Sheffield
Eng
America
Felicien Fanconniere
Fanconniere
Philadelionia
Louise
Cala’s
Fanconiere
Belgium
Bouise
Africa
Touise
Washington
Fanconnierre
Embezzler Henry Bollin Sentenced in Omaha
Omaha treasurer Henry Bollin received a nineteen year penitentiary term and a 210000 dollar fine double the embezzled amount. The ruling comes after his conviction for embezzlement in the Omaha case.
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Omaha, Neb
Henry Bollin
Omaha
Old St Patrick's Congregation to Have a Fine Structure
Ground was broken on May 1 for a new parish church at Harrison avenue and East Lenox street replacing the Northampton Street building. The old St Patrick's, dating back over sixty years, served a large Catholic community, with Father Lynch and later Father O'Donnell guiding 7000 souls in a district now thriving under Rev. Philip J. O'Donnell and Rev. Stephen S. O'Brien, as the new edifice promises a larger, modern home for worship and parish life.
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Northampton Street
Hampden Street
Washington Street
Harrison Avenue
Engine Company No. 23
Boston
St. Mary’s
North End
St. Augustine's Chapel
Thomas Lynch
Ireland
Roxbury
Dorchester
Groas
Father Lynch
Joseph Gallagher
St. Patrick’s Church
Dudley and
Hampden Streets
St. Patrick's Church
Philip J. O'Donnell
Church of the Sacred Heart
East
Cambridge
Father O'Donnell
Stephen S. O'Brien
Rockland
Boston University
Boston College
Brighton Seminary
Watting
George W. Leahy
Catholic University
Highland Lake Grove
Dudley Street Opera House
City Point Catholic Association
Thomas A. Mullen
Joseph Callahan
South Boston
William Breslin
John P. Daly
Richard T. Harris
Patrick Manning
Peter Whalen
John Curley
Henry Garrity
William Barry
John P. Doran
A . State House
The
City Press
Herbert A. Kenny
James Curley
Vincent McDonough
Patrick Finnerty
Maurice McGinness
Laurence Cunningham
John Conway
James Dooly
Francis A Campbell
William Toomey
David F. Kent
Edward Curran
William O'Malley
East Lenox Street
Debut at Court Described for Consuelo Vanderbilt
London May 17. An American element rises as Consuelo Vanderbilt, now Duchess of Marlborough, is to be presented at court. The detailed procedure, dress rules, ceremonies, escorts, and audience with the Queen are outlined, with emphasis on debutante formality and royal etiquette.
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London
Queen's
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
New York
Buckingham Palace
Henry VIII
Prince Consort
Princess of Wales
Prince of Wales
Liquor seizures Sunday reported in city precincts
Officers of Division 1 seized three gallons of lager from Demiter Bohilensky of 1837 Endicott Street and thirty five gallons of ale plus two gallons of mixed liquors from Salvado Rocco of 18 Foster Street. Edward E. Smith, 28, of 9 Billerica Street, was arrested for selling intoxicating liquor.
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Division 1
Demiter Bohilensky
Endicott Street
Salvado Rocco
Foster Street
Edward 8. Smith
Billerica Street
Sleepwalker Falls Thirty-One Feet From Window
Hugh Nathans aged 23 of 4 Lovett Place awoke sleeping and walked from a third story window Sunday morning. He fell thirty-one feet but sustained only severe shaking with no serious injuries.
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Hugh Nathans
Lovett Place
Breaking and Entering Charge Looms Over Young Man
Charles W. Hiler, 21, was caught breaking into the home of Willis C. Richmond at 1380 Warren Avenue by a Division 6 officer. He was charged with breaking and entering and larceny of a gold chain and $1 in cash.
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Charles W. Hiler
Willis C. Richmond
Warren Avenue
Beware of the West in a Lynn Labor Church talk
Herbert N. Casson delivered a startling noon address at the Lynn Labor Church titled Beware of the West. He used maps to compare fifty year old Western states with a possible future independent West, condemning East dominance and urging cross Mississippi cooperation between labor and farmers.
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Lynn
Herbert N. Casson
Charlotte Perkins Stetson
West
New England
Mississippi
Massachusetts
Indiana
Iowa
Illinois
Nebraska
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
New York City
Minnesota
South
England
Ireland
Spain
Cuba
Pacific
Thirteen Colonies
American Republic
Star of Empire
Atlantic
George III
Boston
New York
Benedict Arnold
John Sherman
Bunker Hill
Chicago
Washington
Tillman
Debs
Pingree
Lincoln
East
Christ
Jerusalem
Samuel Adams
Bunker Hill Monument
Faneuil Hall
Old South Church
Gulliver
Union
Rid
North
Cambridge Fire Confirms Firebugs Are More Than Reid and Dale
Complications in Somerville follow their raid on Caldwell's Store as investigators reassess blame among Cambridge arson suspects. Last night a Park Street Byke Street two story building burned totally, suspected incendiary cause with $800 to $1000 loss. A separate barn fire in Garden Court caused about $1000 damage with $2000 coverage, also deemed incendiary.
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William H. Daley
William G. Reid
Cambridge
Park Property
Byke Street
Plympton
Richardson & Macon
John Melvitt
College City
McNulty
Division 1
Garden Court
Joseph Finick
Central Labor Union presses city on school sanitation and labor rights
The Central Labor Union urged Boston to spend the $800000 already set aside to fix unsanitary public schools. Bakers and portage engineers outlined long hours and low wages, prompting a demand for better conditions and support for strikes. A route change for the Labor Day parade was proposed to avoid School and Beacon streets. A new anti displacement of inmate labor resolution passed unanimously, and union musicians were favored over non residents. Baths in schools were endorsed, and thanks given to John Turner for Britain trade union work. Marlboro CLU coordinated to oppose the biennial referendum at polls.
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Central Labor Union
Board of Aldermen
Bakers’ Union
Portage
McDougal
Carlton
Donovan
School
Beacon
Knights Templars
State House
Boston
Anderson
John Turner
Shop Assistants’ Union of Great Britain
Trades Unions
Marlboro Central Labor Union
Ancient Town Celebrates 250th Anniversary in Andover
Andover marks its 250th birthday with holiday decorations and a week of events. Historical sermons open the commemoration at churches led by pastors including Professor John Phelps Taylor and Rev. Frank K. Shipman. A mammoth parade, public meeting, dinner, and fireworks close the day with town dignitaries and students participating.
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Andover
Andover Jis
The
Theological Seminary
John Phelps Taylor
F. W. Kline
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Thomas A. Field
S. A
F. A. Wilson
the Free Church
Frederic Palmer
Christ Episcopal Church
Old South Church
Frank K. Shipman
Town Hall
Peter D. Smith
South Church
Albert Poor
Annie Sawyer Downs
J. W. Churchill
J. N. Cole
Committee of Fifteen
Prisoners Proved Liars In Somerville Bicycle Case
Somerville police doubt confessions by Daley and Reid after bicycles stolen from Jackson Caldwell Co. were tracked to be partly recovered. Six and a portion of the seventh wheel were found, disproving claims of two disposed in the Charles River. Officer Edward Hamblen’s alleged inaction and recent vacation stir questions about the arrest and department politics.
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Somerville
Daley
Reid
Kelly
Carter
Boston
Cambridge
Charles River
Edward Hamblen
Caldwell
Hamblen
Heron
Parkhurst
Reward dispute over Cambridge incendiary arrest reward
A Cambridge fire insurance reward of 500 dollars prompts debate on who deserves payment. Friends of Inspector Jim Murray contend he should receive a share for helping arrest firebugs Reid and Daley, while many favor Officer McKenna of Waltham as the main beneficiary of the reward.
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Cambridge
Jim Murray
Reid and Daley
Officer McKenna
Waltham
Uniformed Swindler Sought By Charlestown Youth
A handsome man in naval officer attire approached James Moore at Bigelow's office on Tremont Row. He promised a $30 month position but demanded $6 in advance. Moore seeks Lieutenant M. Bertram, aided by Inspectors Cogan and Morrissey. Moore was taken to Charter Street dispensary for medical exam.
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Bigelow
Tremont Row
James Moore
Charlestown
Moore
M. Bertram
Cogan and
Morrissey
Police
Young Moore
Bertram
Charter Street
German Press Demands Samoa Chief Justice Ide Remake Policy
The All-Deutschen Blatter denounces American Chief Justice H. C. Ide for refusing to address complaints by German planter Bulow against native Samoans because the charges were in German. It asserts Germans in Samoa pay over two thirds of Ide’s salary and urges German government intervention to ensure fair treatment under his jurisdiction.
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Berlin
All-Deutschen Blatter
Bulow
Samoa
H. C. Ide
Widow Maggie Gavney Injured in Six Foot Fall
Maggie Gavney a 28 year old married resident of 123 Chelsea street fell from a window at her home Saturday night. The six foot drop caused a spinal fracture and she was taken to Station 15 before transfer to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Maggie Gavney
Chelsea Street
Dunn
Massachusetts General Hospital
Theosophists elect new adept to succeed Lindley
At a New York Theosophical Society meeting president Ernest T. Hargrove announced that William Q. Judge appointed a new adept to succeed Mrs. Catharine A. Lindley. The name, meant to be kept secret for a year, was revealed early due to the importance of the work undertaken by the society.
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New York
Theosophical Society
Ernest T. Hargrove
William Q. Judge
Catharine A. Lindley
Bianco Mourns: Death of Proprieter’s Infant Son
The infant son of Alexander F. Bianco proprietor of a noted Boston Italian restaurant died suddenly from brain fever at his East Boston home. The 13 month old boy was an only child and both parents and many friends are grieved. The funeral is set for Tuesday.
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Alexander F. Bianco
Boston
Lowery in Trouble Over Duty Watch Discrepancies
Captain Wescott and Sergeant Lowery watched the day men for late departures. Five officers faced the Board of Police last week on charges raised by Lowery and Wescott. Hearings were held and are under advisement while rumors of a harsher outcome circulate. Lowery’s earlier appearances at the board are noted.
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Wescott
Division 3
Lowery
Board of Police
Sergeant Lowery
Archbishop Ireland Falls From Wealth To Poverty
Archbis hop Ireland of St Paul sees real estate losses shrink his fortune from 1.5 million to near poverty over three years. He plans a cathedral and a major school, aided by Maurice Aubach bank president and other Chicago area creditors. He has engaged Nichols Dean ex-Governor Merriam and Great Northern official W P Clough to settle debts.
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ST. Paul
Ireland
United States
Maurice Auerbach
Union Bank
W. B. Dean
Nichols & Dean
Merriam
W. P. Clough
Great Northern Railroad
A. H. Lindeke
Baptist Spring Anniversary Meeting Opens in Asbury Park
In Asbury Park New Jersey on May 17 the regular spring anniversary meeting of the Baptist Church opens for six days. The gathering promises great attendance with representatives from all branches and adjacents including the Baptist Publication Society and the American Baptist Missionary Union. New officers will be elected and reports for the year will be issued as speakers from Maine to Texas address the groups.
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Asbury Park
N. J
The
Baptist Church
Baptist Publication Society
American Baptist Missionary Union
American Baptist Home Mission Society
Baptist Education Society
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