Threats of assassination reach Pope amid Rome unrest
Personal letters threaten assassination of the Pope in the apostolic palace as anarchists vow to destroy religious and military institutions. The bomb explosion at St Peter's yesterday sparks a Vatican alarm and police hunt for the arsonist, with connections to a November 14 cafe blast.
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Rome
Apostolic Palace
St. Peter’s
Holy Father
Cafe Aragno
Osservatore Romano
Vatican Organ
St. Peter's
Aldermen Favor Municipal Lighting in Boston
The Boston Board of Aldermen voted to adopt the minority report on municipal lighting, delaying submission to voters. Aldermen Linehan led the minority with Kneeland supporting municipal ownership while Bangs defended the status quo and criticized corporate influence. The session approved the minority report 7 to 4, with debate touching on Cor poration Counsel Babson and ex Mayor Quincy.
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Board of Aldermen
Committee On Municipal Lighting
Bangs
Linehan
Kneeland
Boston
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
South
Babson
Baldwin
Cauley
Curley
Hennessey
Ixneeland
Whelton
Battis
Bell
Berwin
Draper
Bromberg
Francis J. Horgan
Fitzgerald
Horgan
Lomasney
O’meara
Committee On
Henry Sullivan
William Doogue
Alderman Kneeland
Fallon
Stony Brook
Bangs and Cauley
Widow of Frank R. Stockton Dies in Washington
Mrs. Marion E. Stockton born 1841 Georgetown Ss. c. daughter of South Carolina family died at her Washington home aged about 80. She and her husband long lived in Philadelphia and she authored much of The Home, one of Mr. Stockton’s later works.
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Washington
Frank R. Stockton
Miss Cayvan Passes Away In New York Sanitarium
Miss Georgia Cayvan, once a popular Boston and New York actress, died today in a Flushing Long Island sanitarium after seven years as a patient. Born in Bath Maine in 1858 she was about 48 and formerly with the Myceum Theatre stock company under Daniel Frohman.
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New York
Georgia Cayvan
Boston
Flushing
L. I
Miss Cayvan
Old Myceum Theatre
Daniel Frohman
Bath
Hope for Colored Troops Affects Brownsville Discharge
Washington reports the suspension of the order to dishonorably discharge three negro companies of the Twenty-fifth Infantry over the Brownsville shooting. Massachusetts led protests to the President, and Taft's return to Washington is awaited. The War Department has received many protests and may call officers to explain movements at Brownsville.
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Washington
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Brownsville
Tex
Massachusetts
Bay State
Taft
Roosevelt
War Department
Governess Throws Baby Overboard Aboard New Amsterdam
On the New York arrival of the Holland America Line steamer New Amsterdam a Swiss governess Rosa Maegle in a fit of temporary insanity grabbed a baby from a crowd on deck and threw it into the sea. Passengers and the ship’s officers restrained others from attacking her and the infant’s body was not recovered. The baby’s mother Mrs Gurowski traveling from Russia to join her husband in Fargo South Dakota was distraught and cared for by the ship’s surgeon. Maegle, a Berne native, will be sent back to Holland.
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New York
New Amsterdam
Holland-American Line
Amsterdam
Boulogne
Rosa Maegle
Maegle
Berne
Switzerland
Holland
Auto Kills Tom Cooper In Central Park Collision
New York November 19 Tom Cooper a famed cyclist and automobilist was killed instantly when his car struck a stationary vehicle on the Central Park drive near Seventy seventh Street. Miss Virginia Vernon and Miss Helen Hall were injured and taken to Roosevelt Hospital while the other car occupants were taken to the Arsenal police station.
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New York
Tom’” Cooper
Central Park
Seventy- Seventh Street
Virginia Vernon
Jersey City
Helen Hall
Cooper
Roosevelt Hospital
Arsenal
Roosevelt passes Point Amour in dull weather
A telegram dated November 16 from Point Amour Quebec reports the Arctic steamer Roosevelt, commanded by Commander Peary, passing the headland off Labrador. The message notes dull weather and a strong east wind as the vessel sails through the straits.
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New York
Associated Press
Point Amour
Quebec
Peary
Roosevelt
Forteau Bay
Labrador
Straits of
Belle Isle
England Scandal Involving American Millionaire and Countess
London society reels from a disclosure linking the wife of a noble peer, the Earl of Westmoreland, with a wealthy American resident. The Marlborough divorce looms but is eclipsed by these revelations that threaten notable names.
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England
London
Earl of Westmoreland
Rumors Link Millionaire to £ Jewel Gift in Aristocratic Triangle
A unnamed American millionaire, among the world’s richest, is at the center of sensational gossip involving the Earl and Countess of Rosslyn. A gift of jewels reportedly worth $1,250,000 to the countess sparked estrangement, while the family’s complex marriages and public affairs unfold across England and New York. The earls circle includes Lady Angela Forbes and the Duchess of Sutherland, with multiple scandalous ties.
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England
America
Earl of
Rosslyn
New York
Angela Forbes
St. Clair Erskine
Angela
Lord Rosslyn
Anna Robinson
Sanford Ginger: The Cheapest Health Investment
The advertisement promotes Sanford Ginger as essential health care. It claims no traveler or household should be without it, presenting the product as a basic, affordable remedy.
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Sanford
Three Great Railroads in One Vast Combine Under Hill
Omaha Neb Nov 19 The Bee reports that within a week the Northern Pacific equity in the Burlington will pass to the Great Northern and within 15 days the Burlington and Great Northern will merge under James J Hill. The three roads will be a single system once the Billings to Great Falls short link is completed.
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Omaha
Neb
The
Bee Today
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Great Northern
James J. Hill
Hill Roads
Billings
Great Falls
Mont
Ryan resigns from numerous railroad and industrial boards
Thomas F. Ryan announces he has stepped down from the directorates of a large number of railroad and other corporations due to mounting duties. He says the move will benefit the fiduciary institutions and stockholders involved. August Belmont supports his decision and notes continued mutual cooperation.
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New York
Thomas F. Ryan
Ryan
August Belmont
Carnegie to Donate One Million for International Peace Propaganda
Congressman Richard Bartholdt traveled to New York at Andrew Carnegie’s invitation after Carnegie pledged one million dollars to Bartholdt to promote international peace. The fund will use the income, about forty to fifty thousand dollars yearly, to influence public opinion toward arbitration as a tool to settle disputes globally, prioritizing nations with frequent wars.
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ST. Louis
Richard Bartholdt
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Bartholdi
Boston Weather Outlook Turns Colder With Cloudy Skies
Generally cloudy and colder conditions forecast for Boston and vicinity on Tuesday with continued cloudiness on Wednesday. New England will see fair skies and colder temperatures, with fresh west winds in the east portion.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Armed gang robs Lincoln estate. two captured
Three masked armed robbers raid Willow Farm in Lincoln County stealing jewelry and a horse and wagon. Patrolman McCarthy confronts two guns as Harry Ellis surrenders. two other assailants flee toward Beaver Brook Swamp. Authorities pursuit continues for the still-at-large trio.
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Worcester
Alfred A. Brigham
Douglas C. Cook
Willow Farm
Winslow
Lincoln
Lincoln Estate
E. J. McCarthy
Harry Ellis
Brockton
Ellis
Beaver Brook Swamp
Thomas P. Carey
Gustaf Fyrberg
Fyrberg
Lincoln House
Brave Parents Save Children in Wellington Avenue Fire
Everett reports a rapid blaze at 73 Wellington Avenue leveled a two family tenement. Michael Fitzgerald and Daniel Manning with their wives and children escaped as others fled. Patrolman Jean and neighbors aided, while Kaulbachs escaped as smoke and flames spread. Loss exceeds 1500 with building value about 4500. Fire began from an overheated stove.
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Everett
Wellington Avenue
Michael Fitzgerald
Daniel Manning
John Kaulbach
Longworths To Arrive Today For Brief Visit
Mr and Mrs Nicholas Longworth will arrive in Chestnut Hill Brookline today and stay one day. Mrs Longworth will visit her ill grandmother Mrs George Lee and be hosted by her aunt Mrs George Mumford. They plan to leave Wednesday morning and attend the Harvard Yale game in New Haven with Theodore Roosevelt Jr.
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Nicholas Longworth
Chestnut Hill
Brookline
George Lee
Longworth
George Mumford
New Haven
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
A. A. U. Boxing Tourney Awarded to Boston in 1907
Sullivan elected president. Boston to trade Collins and Ferris to New York for Conroy and Williams in a rumored deal. Foster Starr and Macdonald back on Harvard squad. Kelley posts a 93 5s record. 106 yards approved by the A. A. U. President praises his son’s football gameness.
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Boston
Sullivan
Collins
Ferris
New York
Conroy
Williams
Foster
Starr
Macdonald
Harvard
Kelley
Son
Father John's Medicine Cures Cold and Lung Troubles
A historical note praises Father John's Medicine for curing the common cold and all throat and lung ailments. The claim emphasizes its broad healing reputation and domestic use.
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John
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