Inquest Debate Over Remington Tragedy in Newport
Newport November 20 authorities remain convinced Robert R. Remington died by his own action while ready to aid any investigation. Dr Ecroyd may seek an inquest if evidence supports it, with final decision by Attorney General Charles Stearns. Mayor Boyle and Gov Kimball say Remington must provide evidence to trigger inquiry.
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Newport
Robert R. Remington
Ecroyd
Charles Stearns
Rhode Island
Eckrord
Remington
Boyle
Mr. Remington
Stearns
Successful Italian Ball at Roughan Hall in Charlestown
The Italian Society Union Eolia held a successful first ball in Roughan Hall Charlestown drawing about 800 attendees including Hon John F Fitzgerald Hon Henry S Fitzgerald and Rep Thomas J Grady. The Columbus orchestra performed from 8 to 9 with dancing into the morning. Dominick Giuffre and Mrs Florence M Donnaruma led the grand march with Anthony Restuccia and Mrs Celestina Cusolito following. Mrs Donnaruma wore a black silk gown with blue waist. Mrs Cusolito wore pale blue silk and the society accepted a new silk banner bearing flags of the…
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Union Eolia
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
John F. Fitzgerald
Henrys. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Grady
Andrew A. Badaracco
George A. Scigliano
Romei
G. M. Nobile
G. Stabile
G. di Cola
Emmanuele Scigliano
Joseph de Marco
Columbus Orchestra
Dominick Giuffre
Florence M. Donnaruma
Anthony Restuccia
Celestina Cusolito
Union Holia Society Forms For Island Emigrants
America and Italy embroidered about a shield. Mr B F Cusolito and Mrs Jo seph Cusolito had charge of the ceremony. James V Donnaruma was the general manager of the ball. Domenick Giuffre floor director with Antony Restugeia and Lawrence Cusolito. Cusolito chaired the reception. The Union Holia limits membership to emigrants from the Volia Islands near Sicily. There are 150 members. Giuffre is president. Cusolito vice president. Cusolito treasurer. Ruggiero financial secretary. Barresi recording secretary. Marchetti vice secretary.
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America
Italy
B. F. Cusolito
Joseph Cusolito
James V. Donnaruma
Domenick Giuffre
Antony Restugeia
Lawrence Cusolito
Union Holia
Sicily
Volia Islands
M. Ruggiero
John Barresi
A. Marchetti
Beautiful American Girl Killed in Paris
Miss Ellen Gore of New York dies in Paris under mysterious circumstances. The case involves M. de Rydzewski of the Imperial Theatre of St. Petersburg. investigators question whether murder or accident occurred. Consul-General Gowdy orders thorough police probe and awaits relatives’ guidance as morgue holds the body.
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Paris
Ellen Gore
New York
M. de Rydzewski
Imperial Theatre of
St. Petersburg
M. Gowdy
Gowdy
Mr. Gowdy
M. de Rydzenksi
Miss Gore
de Rydzenski
de Rydzewski
M. de Rydzenski
Registration Gain for Women in Salem Wards 1901
The 1901 total registration of women shows a gain of 2731 over last year, with seven wards recording declines. Inside totals await apportionment. ward figures will be available in 2 or 3 days. Salem Socialists caucused with Harry G. Wright nominated for Mayor and George A. Sanborn Silas N. Lapham Frederick Russell for Aldermen.
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Salem
Harry G. Wright
George A. Sanborn
Silas N. Lapham
Frederick Russell
Thieves Steal Shoes Worth Two Thousand Dollars
Four men linked to a New York New Haven Hartford freight theft ring are charged with larceny or receiving stolen goods. W C Miller Michael C Mahon W C Hall and Himan Bass arrested after detectives traced shoe consignments to Bass store. Bail set at 1000 each for hearing on Nov 25.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
W. C. Miller
Shawmut Avenue
Michael c Mahon
Phillips Street
Roxbury
W. C. Hall
Ruggles
Shields, Sheehan
Hart
Bass
Miller
Hall
Falconio Arrives in Baltimore for First US Visit
Monsignor Falconio, newly named apostolic delegate to the United States, arrived in Baltimore and was hosted with an informal reception at St. Mary's Seminary. He is expected to visit Washington tomorrow after a seminary dinner attended by many clergy.
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Baltimore
Monsignor Falconio
United States
St. Mary’s Seminary
Washington
Washington Tells How Colored Man May Win
Booker T. Washington spoke at Adelbert College on Tuskegee Institute aims. He warned that progress hinges on Africans embracing skilled, dignified labor and elevating common tasks, contrasting working with being worked, and stressing education as civilization’s foundation.
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Washington
Cleveland, O
Booker T. Washington
Adelbert College
Tuskegee Institute
Indiana mob hangs Black man in Sullivan county
James Moore, a Kentucky Black man accused of assaulting Mrs. Mary Tavis of Sullivan county and Mrs. John Lemon of Knox county, was hanged by a mob at 8 o clock tonight from a telegraph pole one mile east of John Lemon's farm, following an incident on Tuesday.
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Sullivan, Ind
James Moore
Kentucky
Mary Tavis
Sullivan County
John Lemon
Knox County
Malden Republican Ticket Nominates Deane for Mayor
Charles L. Deane was nominated for Mayor without opposition for a fifth term in Malden Republican caucuses. Ward 2 had no alderman nomination, Ward 6 saw Charles Schumaker renominated for a sixth term. Aldermen nominees: Ward 1 George H. Bates, Ward 3 Edgar A. Whittemore, Ward 4 J. A. Pierce, Ward 6 Charles Schumaker, Ward 7 George M. Blake.
Fears for Marie Dressler's Illness in New York
Marie Dressler remains gravely ill with typhoid fever in New York. Reported dangers include internal hemorrhage and heart failure from malnutrition. Two nurses attend her, with all medical means applied to pull her through the crisis, but the worst is feared if improvement does not come soon.
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New York
Marie Dressler
Dewey Square Transfers Sought by South Fton Citizens
At a South Fton Citizens Association meeting at Gray's Ho a committee was authorized to push for a free transfer system at Dewey square. William McNary arranged a Monday meeting to discuss plans for the transfer station and to consult the Mayor about filling flats and strandway layout. The group also planned undergrounding Broad way wires and improving street lighting while voting in new members J. J. Mahoney George Culby and William Atwell.
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Castle Island
Association For Action
Broadway Underground
Alderman Slattery
Board of Aldermen
J. J. Mahoney
George Culby
William Atwell
Dorchester Street
Southampton Street
Jusserand Arrives in Paris for Washington Move
Ambassador Jusserand reached Paris from Copenhagen for talks with Foreign Minister Delcasse. He plans to return to Washington early next year with his family and discussed American affairs with an Associated Press representative. He noted U.S. rising world power and his American friendships formed during his career.
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Paris
Jusserand
Copenhagen
Washington Post
Delcasse
Washington
Associated Press
United States
London
Lowell
Phelps
R. T. Lincoln
America
Europe
Burial Delay for William Mahoney in Love Tragedy
Information about the burial of William Mahoney, who died by his own hand in New York after a love affair, was refused last night at the mother's home in Hereford. The housekeeper indicated the burial may have been planned for New York but would not confirm.
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William (. Mahoney
New York
Katherine Mahoney
Hereford Street
Plans Rival Saloon Halls Cited At New York Conference
At the New York State conference of religion Rev Raymond Calkins urged local option as the cure for saloon evils. Miss Virginia Potter described social halls with women restaurants and a 600 seat hall, lodge rooms, roof garden, and basement billiard and bowling, praised by Rabbi Schulman.
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York
New York State
Rabbi Schulman
Temple Emmanuel
Richard T. Ely
University of Wisconsin
Edward W. Bemis
Cleveland
Library Hall Association Endorses Non-Partisan Mayoral Ticket
The annual meeting of the Library Hall Association of Cambridge was held in Trade Association Hall. Walter C. Wardwell, candidate of the Non-Partisan Municipal party for Mayor, was indorsed nearly unanimously along with the full party slate. President John Read presided as 148 votes were cast.
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Library Hall Association of Cambridge
Trade Association Hall
Cambridge
Walter C. Wardwell
John Read
Captain Fights Huge Python On Ship Bridge
Nov 20 New York A huge python escaped its cage aboard the British ship Afridi, seized the bridge, and terrorized the crew for nearly two hours after departing Singa pore. Captain Golding said the mate kept the forecastle hatch closed while he fought the reptile with a broadaxe, splitting it into 12 sections before killing it three feet from the head. The snake was sent to the New York Zoological Society. The ship also brought a leopard raccoon anoa tapir a lizard two donkeys and two Japanese dogs for the Bronx Zoo.
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New York
Singapore
Pier 23
Hast River
Golding
New York Zoological Society
Melrose Republicans Name A Straight Ticket
In Melrose the Republican caucus nominated Sidney H. Buttrick for Mayor over William A. Currie by 3 to 308 votes. Alder men-at-large nominees were S. H. Moore, H. W. Harvey, F. H. Torrey. School committee candidates are Mrs. W. H. Flanders, George H. Hill, John K. Marshall. Ward aldermen nominees span seven wards with listed pairs for each ward.
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Melrose
Sidney H. Buttrick
William A. Currie
S. H. Moore
W. Harvey
F. H. Torrey
W. H. Flanders
George H. Hill
John KE. Marshall
Talk on Labor and Capital in Faneuil Hall lecture
Mr Herman Justi of Chicago commissioner of the Illinois coal operators spoke at Faneuil Hall under the Twentieth Century Club on The Organization of Capital. He noted organized labor exists and capital cannot kill it. He urged wise ideas and conservative education of the laboring people.
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Herman Justi
Chicago
Ilinois
Faneuil Hall
Twentieth Century Club
Justi
Rockfeller Gift Sparks Debate Over Fire Company Divvy
New York November 20. John D Rockefeller donated 850 to aid seven fire companies in North Tarrytown and Tarrytown for work at the Boxwood fire. Chief Stoddard kept 250 for five companies, sending the rest to Chief Williams. The Tarrytown Board of Fire Wardens returned 100 to Rockefeller, urging him to decide the division.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
North Tarrytown
Tarrytown
Boxwood
Tarrytown Board of Fire Wardens
Jackson Engine
Irving Hose
Conqueror Hook and Ladder Companies
Rockefeller
Man's Head Found on Shore Near Alms House
Salem reports a man's head found on the shore near the alms house. Police link it to the body pulled from Collins Cove on November 13, identifying the victim as John Foster. Separately at a Columbus conference, 12 Republican Ohio congressmen elect favored Cannon for Speaker.
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Salem
John Foster
Collins Cove
Ohio
Can
Columbus
Cannon of Mlinos
Castro Angrily Sees British Tension Deepen
Castros anger grows as Britain refuses to acknowledge Ban Righ affair and Trinidad decree nullifying Venezuelan blockade. Caracas accuses London of backing Matos revolt while Britain denies liability and hints at force to release ships. Germany backs Britain, threatening a rift with Venezuela.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Great Britain
Venezuela
Trinidad
Orinoco River
Matos
Castro
General Matos
Haggard
Orinoco
Germany
Molineux Suit All Arranged in Sioux Falls
Mrs Blanche C Molineux declines to reveal grounds for divorce plan in South Dakota. Reports say grounds may be extreme cruelty or felony conviction with potential for sensational disclosure. It is believed the husband will file an answer and a decree may be granted without trial if conditions align.
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Sioux Falls
S. Ty
Blanche C. Molineux
South Dakota
Molineux
Citizens Fall Out In Chelsea Caucus Farce
The Citizen party caucus in Chelsea collapsed into farce after a late call prevented mayoral and alderman at large nominations. Ward 2 voters found a no-license meeting in progress at Lincoln Hall, leaving no room for caucus. Alderman Morse planned to run again. Flaherty sought nomination papers. Ward 1 renominated Driscoll and Ward 3 Collins. Ward 4 and 6 caucuses were not held.
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Citizen Party
Chelsea
Lincoln Hall
Peter F. Morse
Patrick J. Flaherty
Morse
Flaherty
Friends of
Charles K. Badger
Thomas F. Driscoll
Peter W. Collins
General Dalton Expected to Succeed Himself as Adjutant General
A Massachusetts militia note reports General Dalton, the adjutant general, will hold his office again. Rumor had linked Governor-elect Bates with a Dalton replacement, but sources say the incoming governor will appoint General Alton instead.
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Dalton
Massachusetts Militia
Bates
Alton
Sunday Post offers life size doll babies to children
Thousands of children in New England sign up for the Sunday Post Christmas Doll Offer. Readers must obtain 10 non-regular buyers to promise to purchase the Post for five Sundays, sign in their own handwriting, and mail the promises to the Circulation Department in Boston. Dolls are not for sale and are sent after verification by the reference department.
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The
Sunday Post
New England
DOL Department
POSL
Reference Department
Boston
Boston Sunday Post
Flower Party Held by Bogan Camp Auxiliary
About six hundred people attended the flower party at Monument Hall Charles Town under the Ladies Auxiliary to Colonel Fred Bogan Camp Legion of Spanish War Veterans. The hall featured bunting and a portrait of the late Colonel Bogan. Mrs Charles H W Bogan was floor director assisted by Miss Catherine Cotterell.
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Monument Hall
Charlestown
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Fred B. Bogan
Legion of Spanish War Veterans
Colonel Bogan
Charles H W. Bogan
Catherine Cotterell
Acquitted of Bedall Murder in Shenandoah Riot
Joseph Palewicz was acquitted tonight of the murder of Joseph Beddall, killed during a riot linked to the Shenandoah coal miners strike on July 30. The riot in Shenandoah’s business district prompted state troops to be called out. Beddall was a prominent merchant and cousin of Schuylkill County official Rowland Beddall.
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Beddall
Shenandoah
Sheriff 3
Rowland Beddall
Schuylkill County
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Union Eolia’s Ball
National Photo Studio
Rex
Falconio
Indiana
Malden
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Dewey SQ
Mahoney
Library Hall Association
General Dalton
Bogan
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