King Alexander of Servia Contemplates Divorce
Vienna reports King Alexander of Servia may divorce his elderly wife after a brief marriage. The king, noted for fickleness, fears assassination without divorce and is said to pursue marriage with Miss Zimmerman who travels to America to seek her father's consent. Other royal links include the Duchess of Devonshire settling debts for a grandson and Manchester’s life as an Irish farmer with plans to wed Miss Zimmerman despite family objections.
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Vienna
Alexander of
Servia
Belgrade
Fath Milan
America
Duchess of Devonshire
Young Manchester
Tanderagee Castle
London
Miss Zimmerman
Ireland
Manchester
Zimmerman
Papa Zimmerman
Well known O. George E. Spencer departs stage for lectures
New York reports that the widow of the late United States Senator from Alabama, famed for beauty and charm, has left the stage to take up the lecture platform. She is identified as O. George E. Spencer and her career shift is noted as significant.
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New York
O. George E. Spencer
United States
Alabama
Divorce Suit Brews For Marquess Of Anglesey
London reports the divorce suit filed by the Marchioness of Anglesey against Henry Cyril Paget, fifth Marquis of Anglesey. Their separation followed a Riviera honeymoon, with the husband pursuing skirt dancing and stage appearances in Munich. The case promises sensational testimony over alleged financial settlements, a potential inheritance motive, and a long estrangement between cousins.
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London
Marchioness of
Munich
Loie Fuller
Paris
Marquis
Marquis of Anglesey
Earl of
Anglesey
Retaining Her Name and Title Repents Bargain
A concise note states a woman keeps her name and title, repents of a bargain, and hints that if successful one may marry Court Horman von Hatz e.
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Court Horman von Hatze
American Mrs Lee Wins English Title Amid Paris Society Shift
Anna Gould’s rival circle in Paris is reshaped as Mrs. Austin Lee earns a knightly title and becomes Lady Lee. The promotion coincides with the Boni de Castellane social eclipse, while Mrs. Lee’s influence endures from Cowes to Copenhagen amid yacht party tensions and royal attention.
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Paris
Austin Lee
Lord Salisbury
Bath
Seine
Lady Lee
Countess Boni de Castellane
Lee
Anna Gould
Boni de Castellane
Cowes
Countess de Castellane
Boni
Mrs. Lee
Wife's Story Of Alcoholism Ends In Tragedy And Wealth
New Haven report recounts William D. Holmes once wealthy man who died after an alcoholic coma in the Hoffman House New York City. He left a wife actress Marjorie Realye who fled to New York amid her own struggles with drink. He died friendless and amid opium poisoning as the tale closes on a saga of love and millions.
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Mr. Holmes
Keeley
New York
White Plains
Prisbure
New Haven
Conn
William D. Holmes
Hoffman House
Holmes
Marjorie Realyea
Careers Compared in Death of Two Millionaires in New York State
Two men who lived apart in temperament shared similar paths from humble beginnings to vast wealth. Henry Villard came to America penniless as a boy and died a multimillionaire. Marcus Daly arrived as a child waif on the California coast and also became a multimillionaire before his death.
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New York State
Henry Villard
Marcus Daly
California
Villard Dies After Cold At Ardsley Home
Henry Villard founder of a major railroad empire dies at his summer home Ardsley-on-the-Hudson at midnight after a short illness. Born Heinrich Hilgard in the Palatinate he rose from modest beginnings to control Northern Pacific and Oregon & California railroads, later facing reverses yet maintaining ties to journalism and the New York Evening Post.
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New York
Henry Villard
Ardsley-on the-Hudson
Yer
America
Chicago
Sqarm
Belleville
Ill
Seval
Boston
Fanny Garrison
William Lloyd Garrison
Mr. Willard
Sep Rae
Europe
Germany
Wall Street
Northern Pacific Railroad
Oregon & California Railroad
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Madison Avenue
New Villars
York
Wall de
Villard
New York Evening Post
Marcus Daly Died In New York Hotel After Illness
Marcus Daly of Montana died at 8 a m in the Hotel Netherlands after weeks of illness from Brights disease and heart weakness. He left a widow and children Mary Margaret Harriet Daly Jr Marcus Daly and others. Daly built a fortune from the Alice and Anaconda mines and owned a famed Bitter Root Valley stud farm. The quarrel with Senator Clark remains unclear with conflicting stories.
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New York
Marcus Daly
Montana
Netherlands
Daly
Europe
Bright
Ireland
New York City
California
Comstock
Nevada
Mackay
Flood
O’brien
Salt Lake
Walker Brothers
Utah
Alice
Anaconda
Bitter Root
W. A. Clark
Ross
Clark
Post Apple Train Filling Up in Contoocook and Henniker
In Contoocook and Henniker the Post apple train cars were filled today with Baldwin and other winter apples as the harvest nears peak. Farmers rushed to load 1000 bushels per car, while buyers from Western houses snapped up No 1 apples at about 65 cents a barrel, not including barrels returned to farmers.
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Contoocook
N. H
Post Apple
Henniker
Apple
George Barnard
Mr. Putnam
New Hampshire
St. Louis
George Ford
Fred Emerson
Mt. Looker
George Putnam
Europe
Post
Contcocook
Apple Train
Amos Currier
F. T. Be
William E. Greene
Highland House
Benjamin Harrison Bartlett
Harrison
Henniker Aples
Preston Bros
J. W. Plummer
Baldwins
Plummer
Boston
Contoocock
West Henniker
Voting Machines to Be Tried in City Election
The city votes on trial use of voting machines at the next election. Aldermen approve limited purchase of up to four machines per type for select wards and precincts while retaining inspection access. Separate items address land for storage and a $125,000 park construction appropriation, with votes and referrals noted.
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Dermen
Hart
Norris
Board of Aldermen
Wheeler
Lone Island
Charges Against Officer Heard Before Commissioner
A Roxbury case before Commissioner Clark heard a complaint of cruelty by Reserve Officer Timothy F. Sugrve of the Roxbury Crossing station against prisoner Michael Finn of Washington Place Roxbury. Finn, arrested early Sunday morning October 21 on drunkenness charges, claims extreme cruelty in his treatment. the case was taken under advisement.
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Clark
Michael Finn
Washington Place
Roxbury
Timothy F. Sugrve
Finn
Nesses
Delivering Post Apple Train to Boston
The Post Apple Train will bring 1500 to 2000 bushels of apples to Boston this week. Express companies offer free delivery within the city and plans call for a bushel per recipient. The Post seeks charitable groups to provide names and addresses of needy families for distribution.
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Post
Boston
Boston Post
Paris Exposition 1900 Closes Amid Mixed Fortunes
Paris reports record attendance at the 1900 Exposition with more than 50 million visitors, a doubling of 1889 figures, and strong German and American contingents. Officials deem permanent pavilions flimsy while noting economic gains from the event.
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Paris
Eiffel Tower
M. Haneaux
Foreign Ems
France
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