Prince Henry von Pless Arrives as German Delegate to New York Chamber event
Prince Henry von Pless, German delegate to the New York Chamber of Commerce celebration, arrived aboard the St. Louis from Southampton and Cherbourg. The princess daughter of Mrs. Cornwallis West, famed as a beauty, accompanies him. he is tall with blue eyes and a waving mustache, deeply contemplative of New York's skyscrapers as the liner nears the harbor.
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New York
Prince Henry von Pless
New York Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
Southampton
Cherbourg
Princess von Pless
Cornwallis-West
England
Prince Henry
Prince Henry OF Pless
Veto on Loan Bill Dodged by Boston Aldermen
Boston Aldermen postponed action on the mayor's veto of the loan bill delaying a vote until after party caucuses. The mayor trimmed more than 900000 in items, while most members anticipated a fight to pass the bill over the veto after primaries.
Prince and Princess Visit New York City Monuments
The prince expressed awe at immense New York buildings, calling them like monuments and fireproof. He plans to attend the Chamber of Commerce celebration, visit Washington to honor the President, and notes the princess and children are well at Furstenstein.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Theildren
Furstenstein
Roosevelt Begins Two Week Westland Trip From Washington
President Roosevelt departed Washington on a nearly two week journey accompanied by Secretary Cortelyou and Dr. George A. Lung. The party travels by private car Mayflower and Ferdinand with Sylvanus, visiting New York Chamber events and a Memphis bear hunt before returning to participate in General Luke Wright’s Philippines celebration.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
George A. Lung
Navy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Ferdinand
Reading
New
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Louisville
Memphis
Mississippi
Fish
Illinois Central Railroad
Luke Wright
Philippines
Prince Henry of Pless Visited White House
Count Quadt of the German embassy presented Prince Henry of Pless to the President in the executive office. The brief call was a courtesy visit as the two parties exchanged respectful salutations.
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Washington
Count Quadt
White House
Prince Henry of
Chelsea Man Drowns At Chelsea Ferry Slip
James Conley 32, married, of Spencer avenue Chelsea, fell from the slip into the water at the foot of Hanover Street last night. Onlookers watched as he sank before aid arrived. Police and inquirer searches continued with no body recovered by nightfall. Conley was believed to be an expressman for Mr McDonald amid a missing driver inquiry.
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James Conley
Chelsea
Hanover Street
Conley
Spencer Avenue
McDonald
Bingham Removed as Collector in Alabama
Washington reports Julian H. Bingham, the Alabama district’s collector of internal revenue, is replaced by Joseph O. Thompson. John Webb becomes Tuskegee postmaster as Payne explains the move stems from Alabama Republicans excluding colored representatives at their state convention. Thompson is brother of Alabama Representative Thompson.
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Julian
H. Bingham
Internal Revenue
District of Alabama
Joseph O. Thompson
Alabama
Bingham
John §. Webb
Tuskegee
Ala
Payne
White House
District of
North
Republican Party
Republican Party of the
Ohio
Indiana
Thompson
Balloon Voyage Aims Across Channel From Isle of Man
Rev. J. M. Bacon and naval and military officials ascended in a sail equipped balloon from Douglas Isle of Man aiming to cross the channel. A gunboat Renard trailed for safety as the craft moved northeastward. Bacon later landed in Dumfries Scotland.
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Bacon
English Channel
Scotland
London
J. M. Bacon
Douglas
Isle of Man
Renard
Mr. Bacon
Dumfriesshire
Man Attacks Patrolman on Jamaica Plain Street
Patrolman John McAdams was accosted on Boylston street near the railroad bridge by Michael C. Doherty who asked for a revolver to kill himself. After a struggle the officer detained him. Doherty, a former patient of an insane hospital, was jailed in a padded cell awaiting relatives in Milford.
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John McAdams
Division 13
Boylston Street
Jamaica Plain
Michael C. Doherty
Doherty
Milford
No Action on Mayor's Veto
The Board of Aldermen postponed action on Mayor Collins's veto of the loan bill until after caucuses next Friday. Several orders aimed at primaries were sent through with little opposition. Alderman Tinkham pushed through an order to enforce the smoke nuisance ordinance by Dec. 1 and proposed a rebate for tenants in city or state water buildings.
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Lomasney
Kam
Dowd
Norris
John F. Bowen
George C Pavis
William P. Dwyer
Charles A
Tinkham
Boston
Wardle
Ola Colony
Board of Aldermen
Collins
Chadwick Takes His Own Life In Battleboro
Larah H Chadwick aged 67 committed suicide this morning by shooting. He was a widower and leaves one son George H Chadwick of Lynn two married daughters and a sister Mrs Emily Hardin.
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Attleboro
Larah H. Chadwick
George H. Chadwick
Lynn
Emily Hardin
Mason to Appear in Cambridge Court Today
Post reporter reports Scrivner, a friend of Perry, identifies Nemser and says he saw Perry with Nemser at Nemser's pawn shop around November 3. Scrivner recalls meeting Perry at a Sunday school and waiting outside the shop, noting no direct link to Mason or any watch sale.
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Post
Scrivener
Perry
Nemser
Morton
Scrivner
Lyman School
Blossom Street
Perry identified in Cambridge robbery case
George L. O. Perry, a young mulatto witness, denies pawning bicycle and jewelry found in Merrimac street pawn shops. Inspectors Chapman and Abbott, with pawnbrokers who handled the goods, claim Perry is the man. Jewelry and bicycle stolen from Cambridge and Somerville. Police seek several colored men who know Perry to corroborate.
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George L. O. Perry
Clara Morton
Merrimac Street
Chapman
Abbott
Perry
Cambridge
Somerville
Boston Police Parade Scheduled for Today Route and Reviews
Boston police prepare a parade with Superintendent William H. Pierce in charge. Forming on Commonwealth avenue at 1 20 p m the march proceeds along a designated route to City Hall for the first review at 2 38 pm. The Governor and Police Commissioner reviews follow later from the State House steps and City routes.
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Boston
William H. Pierce
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington
Boylston
Tremont
Federal
Milk
Broad
Washington
School
Beacon
Charles
State
City Hall
State House
Tried to Pass Forged Checks in Salem and Danvers
Harry Aronson of Winthrop Centre was arrested in Salem as he attempted to board a train to Boston and charged with forging checks. He had previously tried to pass a $20 check at Henry Kirby’s Danvers store and later tore up several checks at the depot before police stopped him. Boston police seek him on forgery and larceny charges.
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Salem
Harry Aronson
Winthrop Centre
Boston
Hamlin Bros
Henry Kirby
Danvers
Samuel Aronson
Cambridge
Kirby
Aronson
Boston Police
Steel Trust Dodges Action at U S Steel Special Meeting
The United States Steel Corporation stockholders meeting, repeatedly adjourned due to an injunction suit, has finally lapsed. Charter rules permit adjournments up to one month each, and the meeting did not proceed with bond conversion plans.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Rally for Michael J. Leary in East Boston
Two rallies were held in East Boston to support Michael J. Leary for the Board of Aldermen at the North Side Social Club and Lamson Associates. Speakers included Martin S. McCormick Longshoremen's International Union president William G. Harber Maslers' Union Anthony Tighe Engineers' Union 74 John J. Gerber Painters Local 11 Michael H. Fitzgerald Daniel B. McInnes Thomas J. Doyle T. J. Culliney and the candidate Michael J. Leary.
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Boston
Michael J. Leary
North Side
Lamson Associates
Martin S. McCormick
Longshoremen’s International Union
William G. Harber
Maslers’ Union
Anthony Tighe
Engineers’ Union 74
John J. Gerber
Painters’ Local 11
Michael H. Fitzgerald
Daniel B. McInnes
Thomas J. Doyle
T. J. Culliney
Three Kelly Rallies Tonight In East Boston
Three rallies will be held in East Boston tonight in support of Alderman John L. Kelly. Stirk's Hall on Saratoga street Ward 1 will host James Fennelly presiding, Jeffries Point Rowing Association Hall on Maverick street Ward 2 with Edward Brown in charge, and 23 Meridian street Ward 2 for a Lawson Associates Porter Associates joint rally. A further rally in Kelly's interest is set for tomorrow at Hibernian Hall on Havre street.
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Boston
John L. Kelly
Stirk’s Hall
Saratoga Street
Ward 1
James Fennelly
Orient Heights Improvement Association
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
Maverick Street
Edward Brown
Meridian Street
Lawson Associates
Porter
Alderman Kelly
Hibernian Hall
Havre Street
Woburn Bribery Inquiry Hears Remington Allegations
At the second City Council bribery investigation session Alderman Holland testified Remington claimed Greaney offered a $1000 vote purchase for the street railway franchise. Remington reportedly said Cummins warned liability while Greaney could gain $1000 yearly. New witness McDonald linked Greaney to Bristol county Street Railway, with salary details. Additional testimony planned for Friday night.
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Greaney
Remington
Alderman Holland
Mr. Remington
Boston
Charles F. Choate
Alderman Greaney
Choate
Bristol County Street Railway
Adams Bnstead
Cambridge Fire Injury Ends Tragically
Miss Kate King of 2 Hampshire place East Cambridge was badly burned yesterday while lighting a fire with kerosene. Her clothes ignited and burned severely before an ambulance carried her to Massachusetts General Hospital in serious condition.
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Kate King
Hampshire Place
Cambridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
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