Funston Faces Libel Suit Over Philippine Church Loot Allegations
General Funston of Kansas is accused of allowing troops to loot Catholic churches in the Philippines and taking relics. He orders libel suit against Archbishop Ireland and the San Francisco Monitor, while Donahoe's Magazine repeats the charges with details. Eye witnesses, including Mrs. Stevens and Thomas Fox, claim thefts by soldiers, among them a blue silk robe from Caloocan Church.
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Philippines
Funston
Archbishop Ireland
San Francisco Monitor
Donahoe’s
John J. Sullivan
San Francisco
Sullivan
Sion
Caloocan
Stevens
Colorado
Thomas Fox
Hospital Corps
Lapp
First
South Dakota Regiment
San Pedro Macau
Manila
United States
Ireland
St. Paul
Chicago
Monitor
Oakland
Cal
Fox
Shawmut Avenue Woman Knocks Down Assailant in Boston Street Scene
A Shawmut avenue resident knocked down a young man named Alpheus L. Ferguson on Washington street after he insulted several women. Inspector Knox and a referee stopped the crowd and arrested Ferguson, who faced an indecent assault charge and planned to testify.
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Alpheus L. Ferguson
Washington Street
Shawmut Avenue
Mr. Ferguson
Inspector Knox
Ferguson
Boston
Zella Nicolaus Returns to New York a Changed Woman
The Telegraph notes Zella Nicolaus, who left for Indiana claiming she would spend her remaining days there, has returned to Broadway. She arrives in stylish wet weather attire, escorted by the son of a late Chicagoan, and she enjoys cab rides and fashion life despite earlier criticisms.
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New York
the Telegraph
Zella Nicolaus
Indiana
Zella
Broadway
Miss Nicolaus
Westchester
Powder Mill Explodes at Acton Mill No 4 Damages Light
An explosion destroyed Ameri can Powder Company wheel mill No 4 in Acton on November 2. Powder grinding occurred inside and danger remained when the wheel turned. The mill, lightly built, had a second explosion in six weeks with no link to a previous property destruction attempt.
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Acton
Burglars Break Into Daggett Mansion At Attleboro Falls
Burglars entered the Daggett mansion residence of Mauran L. Furbish at Attleboro Falls early this morning. They ransacked dining and living rooms on the first floor while overlooking valuable jewels and money on the second floor. A carriage load of mostly plated silverware was stolen. solid ware was locked in a safe after entrance by a rear window.
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Attleboro
Mauran L. Furbish
Daggett
Attleboro Falls
Lynn Strike at Varney Shoe Factory in Massachusetts
Fifty workers at the O W Varney & Co shoe plant in Lynn Mass strike to restore hand lasting work and wages after machines were introduced then replaced with reduced pay. They plan pickets at the factory following a meeting this afternoon.
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Varney
Man mistaken for deer shot in New England hunt
J H Avery of Franklin Massachusetts was shot near Deblois while hunting yesterday by Benjamin Davis also of Franklin who mistook him for a deer. The bullet entered the neck and exited close to the jugular vein Though serious the wound is not considered fatal
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J. H. Avery
Franklin
Mass
Deblois
Benjamin Davis
Winnipeg
Man
Tupper
Charles Tupper
Bart
Dominion Conservative Party
Stewart Tupper
Pharmacy Alumni open season with Gettysburg lecture
About forty members of the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Alumni Association met at the American House for dinner and social activities. Guest speaker J. K. Tilden of the State Board of Pharmacy attended the event. General Martin delivered an address on The Battle of Gettysburg after the meal.
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College OF Pharmacy
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy Alumni Association
J. K. Tilden
State Board of Pharmacy
Martin
Battle of
Gettysburg
Steamer Admiral Dewey Safe After Delay
The United Fruit Company announces the Admiral Dewey was not two days overdue. The ship left port Thursday at 2 p.m. due to drydock inspection and arrived at Antonio, Jam., around Tuesday midnight, twelve hours late, amid rough seas. The voyage carried many cabin passengers including vaudeville performers bound for winter island tours.
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Admiral Dewey
F. S. Jopp
New England
Antonio
Woman sues Wall Street firm over $1800 margin loss
Marie Butts, a French resident of Hudson Heights, sues the firm Thomas & Post at Broad Street and Broadway alleging improper sale of her margins on 2 Brooklyn Rapid Transit shares and 7 Atchison preferred shares after a May 13 slump triggered by Roswell Flower’s death. She claims negligence and wishes to recover $1500 plus margins. The firm contends the sale occurred due to insufficient margin.
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New York
Marie Butts
Wall Street
Hudson Heights
Guttenburg
Stock Exchange
Thomas & Post
Broadway
Uptown
Thirtythird Street
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Atchison Preferred
Roswell P. Flower
Butts
Kamp
Beck
Atchison
Thomas &. Post
James S. Lehmaier
Lawrence Willing Wedding Connects Newport and New York
Miss Susan Willing daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward S Willing of Philadelphia and Newport wed Francis C Lawrence of New York at Trinity Church Newport. Rev Henry Morgan Stone officiated with Bishop McVickar assisting. After a reception at the Willing villa the couple left for Europe joining the Astor party aboard the Nour Ruhal on the Nile.
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R. I
Susan Willing
Edward S
Willing
Philadelphia
Francis C. Lawrence
New York
Trinity Church
Henry Morgan Stone
McVickar
Rhode Island
Willing Villa
Mrs. Lawrence
Miss Willing
John Jacob Astor
Mr. Lawrence
Knickerbocker
Charles Lanier
Lawrence
Europe
Coloel
Nourruhal
Nile
Yale English instructor granted leave amid trespass case
Dr. Frank H. Chase of Yale University has been granted an indefinite leave of absence due to overwork and mental exhaustion. Police had alleged he was caught peeping in at windows. his trespass case returns to City Court on Saturday in New Haven.
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Conn
Frank H. Chase
Yale University
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