Stage Gossip in New York Hoists Engagement and Dismissal
The column reports Eliza Proc tor Otis likely engaged to Chicago millionaire William C Camp. It also covers Maizie Follette suing Lulu Glaser for 10000 over a May 11 Herald Square Theatre incident, claiming maltreatment while Glaser cites concerns over Follette's conduct.
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Willa Pavulut Veid
En- Mazie Folette
William
Camp
Lulu Glaser
Cneagy
New York
Eliza Proctor Otis
William C. Camp
Chicago
Gotham
Miss Otis
Herald Square Theatre
Miss Glaser
Miss Follette
Cuban Problem Becomes Serious after White House Meeting
A May 30 conference at the White House with President McKinley Secretary Root Senators Platt and Spooner weighed whether the Platt amendment was substantially adopted by the Cuban convention. The discussion covered U.S. withdrawal, possible recognition of a Cuban government, and the risk of a power vacuum without enforcement mechanisms.
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Washington
White House
McKinley
Root
H. Platt
Spooner
United States
Cuba
Fall Ower
Fore family seeks divorce amid perjury deposition dispute
In Ma Fore case, Sanaa Rhee and others face abrupt testimony issues amid claims of perjury in a custody and divorce dispute. The proceeding includes assertion that witnesses knew false statements. matter involves partial rulings and a court-ordered agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene Campbell
Bee Bell
Cora
Cort
Neema
Are
David City
Rte
Miss Durham case implicates Derby and Aldrich in Nebraska
In a Nebraska case, Sheriff Derby of David City and Mayor Aldrich face allegations from Miss Durham. She accuses Derby of pressuring her regarding Dr Campbell and Aldrich of preparing an affidavit and notifying Mrs Coe about her husband’s alleged infidelity. Both deny wrongdoing as publicity surrounds the affair.
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Miss Durham
Sheriff Derby
David City
Neb
Mayor Aldrich
Nebraska
Aldrich
Rby
Campbell
Farlow Challenges Dr Dixon Over Christian Science
Alfred Farlow writes to the editor challenging Dr Dixon’s critique of Christian Science. He argues Dixon misrepresents the faith and defends it against claims of humbuggery and denial of sin, urging a fair examination of Christian Science and its stance on healing and disease.
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Bietae
Dixon
Dart
de Dixon
Rim
Boston
Heatere
Pantee
Goa
Jeman
Alfred Farlow
Ieee
Chri Ventista
Reception to Timothy Barter at 10 Moore Street
A grand reception was given last evening by eight brothers at 10 Moore Street Winthrop Beach for Timothy Barter and his fiancé from South Boston. Mr Barter is a well known resident and about to wed. Gerald Jonetmater acted as host and W Boss is noted as a prominent local figure.
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and Barter
South Now
Moore Street
Winthrop T Beach
Merter
South Boston
The
Country Club
Norfolk St
Hotel Touraine
Parker House
Boston Cadet Band
McKinley shifts stance on tariff policy in interview
In Montreal on May 3 President McKinley told M Jules Siegfried in a luncheon remarks he was no longer an ultra protectorist. He said the United States has reached a point to go abroad for markets and heavy protection is largely no longer necessary.
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Siegfried
Montreal
M. Jules Siegfried
McKinley
United States
Flanagan Breaks World Hammer Record at Irish Meet
In Meriden Connecticut May 30 the Irish American Athletic Association meet saw John Flanagan set a world hammer throw record with 178 feet 5 inches but a bystander Henry Dierle was struck by the hammer breaking his skull. Dierle was taken to hospital with slim chances of recovery.
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Meriden
Conn
Henry Dierle
Dierle
Lasso and Rescue at Western Avenue Bridge
Cambridge police officer Roberts spotted a man on the bridge rail and leapt to save him. A rope was used to lasso the drowning man after several throws, pulling him to safety. The man was taken to Station 5 and revived, later sent to Worcester asylum after being deemed insane from exhaustion.
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Roberts
Cambridge
Western Avenue
Worcester
Michael defeats Coleman in bicycle track meet
Jimmie Michael won the mile match race at the Coliseum bicycle park, defeating Watson in 32:163-4. B A Wilson, scratch in the amateur handicap mile, beat two-fifths of a second faster than Irvin Powell of the New York A C.
Parker defeats Burlingame in Brockton boxing card
Harvey Parker of Brockton easily defeated Genies Burlingame of Baltimore in a City Tournament bout. Parker showed clear superiority despite a badly injured arm as the match unfolded in Brockton.
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Parker
Burlingame Brockton
Harvey Parker
Genies
Burlin ‘i
Baltimore
Sturt
Flaherty Defeats M'Intyre In Lowell Match
Percy a tyre of New York City was defeated twenty rounds by Martin Flaherty in Lowell tonight. The bout carried a purse of $18,000. Fire damaged the Kimball block in Rockland Maine causing about $18,000 in property losses.
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Flaherty
M’intyre
Lowell
Percy A Tyre
New York City
Martin Flaherty
Rockland
Kimball
Limerick
Main Streets
Death of Count William Bismarck in Prussia
Count William Bismarck son of the late Prince Bismarck dies after brief illness in Varzin Prussia. He was born in 1860s and his death ends a prominent European noble line.
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William Bismarck
Varzin
Prussia
Prince Bismarck
New Planet or Asteroid Hinted by Astronomers
Researchers propose a possible new planet or asteroid after observing unusual celestial movements. The find, still unconfirmed, could reshape understanding of nearby space objects and orbital dynamics.
Oakley Country Club Hosts Dual Golf Tournaments
Oakley Watertown May 30 saw a large field for two golf events at Oakley Country Club. The morning Handicap match concluded with Osgood prevailing 4 up over Dologey, and the afternoon featured a best ball event won by Miss Whiting and W. M. while Miss Paulie Meckas and G Mackay posted strong play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Golf Holiday Cup at Brae-Burn Links West Newton
The 18 hole headicap event saw Gordon A. Noyes win with a net score of 83 notched as three points, Bettamore E W Noyes C Noyes and L Grant tied for second with 83 each, and other competitors posted 83.
Newton May 80 Qualifying Round Prizes Cup
The Newton Centre line hosted a qualifying round with sixteen entrants and eighteen entries noted. Participants included P. Gilbert He M i Okubberd Rand Jr E H Idner Falvey Bafa ee arrington D er J M Noble W P Cook and others.
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Newton
Newton Centre
Jol ‘Guy
P. Gilbert
HE. M i Okubberd
Rand, Jr
E. H. Idner
A. ‘Falvey
Bafa Ee Ee Bat Aarrington
D. Er J M. Noble
W. P. Cook
Golf Handicap Tournament At Woodland Club
On the Woodland Golf Club links in Auburndale this afternoon a 46 hole handicap tournament was won by G. Blackmer with a score of 186 24 1 BB. Herrick placed second with Soiceier initials listed.
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Newton
Woodland
Auburndale
G. Blackmer
Herrick
Soiceier
Wollaston Club Hosts Handicap Foursome Match
A Wollaston event at Montclair links saw a handicap foursome match with bogeys noted. Weather was favorable and greens were in good condition as two teams faced off along the Wollaston route.
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Wollaston
W.kwetabere
Montclair Links
Gay
OCA
Gett
Winthrop Beats Wauwatosa in Tight Match
Winthrop defeats Wauwatosa in a close game as the home team holds off a late charge. Crab IPeas leads the scoring surge with key plays and the crowd erupts as the final whistle seals victory.
Victory for Boston on 11 yard rush at base line
A fragmented report notes Boston scoring an 11 yard rush in a key moment. The text references players and a base line field scene, but details are unclear due to OCR damage.
May Lynn and Nero Dominate Strange News Scene
An odd fragment reports May Lynn and a figure named Nero amid uncertain events. The note hints at anxiety and unknown danger surrounding these two individuals in a local setting.
Music lures a child to fatal Cambridge Street accident
Five year old Viola Simons of 3 North Anderson Street was struck crossing Cambridge Street by an inward bound electric car near North Russell Street. Motorman George H Obote and Conductor O H Doyle faced no arrest as investigators weigh possible child heedlessness versus car care. Officer Charlie B Kelly freed the mangled body after the incident. The report notes a Merrimac Street fire years earlier and its fatalities.
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Viola Simons
North Anderson Street
Cambridge Street
City Hospital
Xaminer Draper
North
Russell Street
Cambridge
George H. Obote
O. H Doyle
Eee
Charlies B. Kelly
Merrimac Street
Fire destroys Dredge No 8 of Morris Cummings Co
A fire at 7 p m tonight on Dredge No 8 of Morris Cummings Co. drew three tugs and the water boat James Sampson to the scene. By 10 p m the upper machinery sank. the dredge and scows valued about $125 000 and probably insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Morris Cummings Company
James Sampson
Providence Colosseum Opens With Six Lap Track Event
The Providence Colosseum unveiled a new six lap bike track with a 20 mile motor paced race featuring Stinson, Walthour, and Nat Butler. Stinson won by a narrow margin, with Walthour second and Butler third as six lap records fell throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Providence Colosseum
Stinson
Walthour
Nat Butler
Oes Stinson
R . A Teo
Walthaur
Butler
Winchester Boat Club Opens New Clubhouse on Lake Mystic
The Winchester Boat Club opened an eight new clubhouse on Lake Mystic with aquatic features. Sailing and canoe races were scheduled, including a morning race between Paul Butler and Herman D. Buceny and a late afternoon race involving Murphy. Sauer finished 41 minutes ahead of Murphy.
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Winchester
Winchester Boat Club
Lake Mystic
Paul Butler
Hermen D. Buceny
Acker
Sauer
Murphy
Ranch Active Rise in Bruntree County The Boner
A fragmented notice from Downer reports a local auction or sale action at Ranch site in Bruntree County with unclear timing and involved officials. Readable fragments hint at a public sale or property event.
Mayor appoints James H. Dodge as interim city treasurer
Mayor Hart will today name James H. Dodge the present city auditor to serve as interim treasurer after the death yesterday morning of Alfred T. Turner from sudden heart disease. The appointment is temporary under the law, with a permanent successor uncertain due to difficulty finding a suitable candidate.
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Hart
James H. Dodge
Alfred T. Turner
Turner
City Hall Aims for New Financial Appointment
J Adams Brown, tied to a city financial department for two years, may be named to a city post by Mayor Hart once a funeral is held. The salary and specific department remain undisclosed. Brown is associated with Central National Bank and could be appointed to treasurer auditor or collector roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Adams Brown
Central National Bank
City Hall
Hart
Philip's Carnival Fairy Queen Stuns With Lili Putian Pageant
Miss Jennie E. MacGee of 156 West Lenox street, famed in amateur theatricals, played the fairy queen in a 200-bridge carnival of nations held in the auditorium, drawing praise for her performance and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie E. MacGee
West Lenox Street
Bridgete
Jennie BE. Macgee
St. Philip’s Church
Saint Philly’s Church pageant inspires local awe
The Harri son avenue event was staged at St. Philly's Church with Rev. Charles Donahoe directing. Mrs MacGee wore a white lace bodice and heavy blue satin dress with train, carried by Misses Helen Conly and Gertrude Gaffey. about 200 children formed a striking, uniform tableau in the audience.
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Torium
St. Philly’s Church
Harrison Avenue
Paser
Charles Donahoe
MacGee
Helen Conly
Gertrude Gaffey
Annie McDade
Mi Ay Megle
Katheerine
Tiadd
Bray
Hood
Do Biggs
Lena Robinesn
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Huyler
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H. C
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the Great Atlantic To Pacific Tea CO
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W. Windeatt
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Oae Latter
Prima Denna’ Company
Mary Johnson
Wait
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Rice School
Ewten
Kateee
Nonantum Square
Mary
Fowle
Pestman
Jam Hayes
Kansas
William P. Derby
Alban Street
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Miss Wood
Farlow
DR. Dixon
Timothy Barter
Gerald Jonetmater
Gould
W. Boss Dead
Eden
Ind & Or
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M’kinley
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Worcester Asylum
Michael
Coleman
T ' Pee Perio Te Sead
Oakley
Blackmer
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Wauwatosa
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Neery
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Nero
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Ze von Downer
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Ranch
Br Runtree
Enna Ae Usi
Oxford
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Winter ST
Dooley & Kent Hill & Hall
THREE
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Tanakas
Wilton
van Auk
Nellie
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Egbert
Vitagraph
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Tremont St
Tremont
Music Hall
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cBethye
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Walker
Joste Sadler
Grant, Smith and Fuller
W. H. Clomart
Ralph Johnstone
Tremont Theatre
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F. C. Whitney
Stanislaus Stange
Third Marines
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Herald
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AL Sheehan
Hollis
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Maxive Elliott
N. €. Goodwin
Shylock
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Poanewe Oa
Pric
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Charles Frohman
Symphony Hall
Grand Orchestra
Max Zach
Back Bay
Rockdale Park
Peabody
Mass
Essex County
Lynn and
Daniel Brown
West Peabody
Bowdoin
Down East Folks
Howard's Burlesque
Beane Wee
Hawthorne
Ralph
Aegh Wills
Collins
Wlees Victorina
Englehart-Rose Company
Mone
And
Madame Chath
Smith and
Ghishom Rostow
Uy L
FAT Lady Wood Sawyers
MAR Beauties
Salem Pretty
Quai
WED
FBI
JOY Line
WARD
Democratic Club
Ward 11
Charley Street
John B. Ansell
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