Noted Sculptor Samuel James Kitson Dies in New York
Samuel James Kitson, famed sculptor and brother of Henry Hudson Kitson, died yesterday in New York at 58. His works include the Sheridan monument in Arlington Virginia, the north frieze of Hartford's Soldiers and Sailors arch, portraits of Governor Greenhalge and Archbishop Williams, and Christ. He lived at studios in Boston and New York and had modeled for notable figures during his career.
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Samuel James Kitson
Christ
Henry Hudson Kitson
Theo Ruggles Kitson
New York
William K. Vanderbilt
Arlington
Diers and Sailors
Monument Arch
Hartford
Conn
Frederick Greenhalge
Archbishop Williams
Kitson
St. Botolph Street
Boston
Huddersfield
Yorkshire
England
Leeds
Royal Academy
St. Luke
Rome
America
Ole Bull
Life
H. C. Potter
Henry W. Longfellow
Morgan Dix
Bishop Williams
Connecticut
Samuel J. Tilden
Joseph R. Hawley
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mr. Kitson
Annie Meredith
Boston Art Club
The
Catholic Sodality
Our Lady of Lourdes
Samuel J. Kitson
Bryan Says He Was Vindicated in Election News
In Lincoln Nebraska on November 9 W. J. Bryan issued a statement commenting on Tuesday’s election results. He argues the 1906 trend favors the Democrats citing New York victories and the repudiation of Republican influence while praising Hearst’s broader impact and warning the President against pursuing a third term.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
New York
Empire State
Republican Party
Hearst
Democratic and Independence League
Tinghes
McCarren
Hughes
Brooklyn
McClellan
Roosevelt
Murphy
Croker
Mr. Hearst
Lipton in Auto Smash
In Bridgeport, Nov 9, an auto carrying Sir Thomas Lipton and guests Wilson Marshall Sir Thomas Lip ton Thomas H. MacDonald and R A C Smith wrecked when the front axle broke shortly after starting for a local factory. No serious injuries, the fall in speed likely prevented harm as the car tipped but occupants switched to another car and continued.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Thomas Lipton
Wilson Marshall
Thomas
Thomas H. MacDonald
R. A. C. Smith
Pelonsky Held After Matthews Bankruptcy Fraud Charge
Na than A. Pelonsky of Roxbury was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal James Ruhl on charges of receiving property from Max Matthews after Matthews declared bankruptcy. Pelonsky pleaded not guilty and is held $2500. Authorities note two checks totaling 275 dollars were cashed with 88 dollars returned. Other arrests are anticipated as related indictments are rumored.
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Max Matthews
Nathan A. Pelonsky
Roxbury
Matthews
United States
James Ruhl
Hayes
Pelonsky
Chauptcy
Jones
Riotus Rally in Ward 1 Ends with Police Interventions
A political meeting for Alderman candidate J. P. Lanergan at Vine Street Church in Ward 1 ends with police dispersing a Tammany crowd. Sergeants Hickey and Daley drive back protesters after Representative Teddy Glynn is rough handled and James M. Curley addresses spectators from a sand box before police intervene.
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J. P. Lanergan
Vine Street
Curleys
Teddy” Glynn
Hickey
Daley
James M. Curley
Bomb found in cell of alleged killer in Kiev
In Kiev on November 9 a powerful bomb was located last night in the cell of Rudenko, a man accused of trying to kill Colonel Spiridevich, head of the Secret Police whose trial was due to start today.
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Kiev
Rudenko
Spiridevich
Secret Police
Catholic Education Urged by Editor in South Boston Talk
Joseph J. Murphy of the Republic urged Catholics to pursue higher education and culture at Gate of Heaven Club in South Boston, addressing about 1200 attendees. He warned Catholic colleges lack active lay teachers and urged energy, talent, and common sense to lift Catholics from mediocrity and expand involvement in colleges and universities.
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Joseph J. Murphy
The
Republic
Gate of Heaven
Holy Name Club
South Boston
TALBOT MAY RESIGN
Rumors among Republican state leaders say Major Thomas Talbot will resign as chairman of the State committee on January 1, 1907. Officials note the withdrawal would be voluntary after three years and three vigorous campaigns, with no successor named yet.
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Thomas Talbot
State Committee
Talbot
Major Talbot
Republican State Committee
Finnegan to Rally in Wards 16 20 and 71 Monday
John W Finnegan, candidate for alderman from Wards 16, 20 and 71, plans a rally in ward rooms Monday. Speakers include Hon RE Logan Colonel WH McMasters ex Representative Larry Otoole John B Godwin and Thomas F Lally.
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John
W. Finnegan
RE. L. Logan
W. H. McMasters
Larry O'*oole
John B. Godwin
Thomas F. Lally
Cotton Crop Estimate Reported At 11 146 000 Bales
The season's yield projection from the Southern Cotton Association bases on reports from lines of states. The current estimate places cotton production at 11 146 000 bales excluding linters and sea island varieties.
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Linters
Sea Island
Cot
Gladstone Dowie Milks the Cows and Mother Cooks Breakfast
Muskegon Michigan reports Gladstone Dowie, son of a local estate owner, says he enjoys early rising to milk cows at Ben MacDhui on White Lake. He speaks of newfound routine after his mother dismisses over 50 servants and shifts to daily labor.
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Muskegon, Mich
Elijah
Gladstone Dowie
Ben MacDhui
White Lake
Muskegon County
Moran weighs mayoral or gubernatorial bid after tough Boston race
John B. Moran has not decided whether to run for Mayor or Governor next year. He believes he would have won last Tuesday if the conservative faction had not knifed him in Boston. Moran says the campaign was hard and that his statewide vote showed independent thinking despite lacking funds.
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John B. Moran
Boston
Moran
Fitzgerald
Guild
Democratic Party
Smith and Campbell Meet in 200 Dollar Golf Match Today
Lovers of golf will witness a notable 56 hole match at Brookline Country Club between Alee Campbell and Alec Smith. Campbell defends his home course while Smith, the current champion, is slight favorite. The $200 side bet underscores the competition as a large gallery is expected.
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Smith
Campbell
Sraith
Diamonds Reappear In Mrs Breed Home Mystery
Nov 9 The disappearance of diamonds and jewelry from Mrs W S Breed’s home three weeks ago was solved as the jewels reappeared today. The items were in a small bag hung by a garter on a chair near a window, and police had suspected wind or theft.
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W. S. Breed
Cuticura Remedies Cure Itching Skin Case
D J Blankenship of Indianapolis writes that July onward he suffered severe itching and hair loss until four weeks of nightly baths and Cuticura Ointment cured him. He reports hair stopped shedding and scalp kept dandruff away, using Cuticura on his face after shaving and vowing to never be without it. October 27, 1905.
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D. J. Blankenship
N. del
Indianapolis
Ind
Cuticura Remedies Endorsement by Mrs Kennard
A 1905 endorsement from Mrs I A Kennard of St Paul Park Minnesota praises Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pile as cures for infant chafing and skin diseases. She claims no doctor was needed and urges mothers to use the remedies as directed. Potter Drug and Chem Corp markets these products worldwide with free mail offers.
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I’. A. Kennard
Une
St. Paul Park
Minn
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sole L’rops
Jostame
Lion
Gare
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