Delia Actress In Divorce Suit Drawn Out
In Erlingen a sensational Paris linked case unfolds with Major von Kalck and Captain von Thumenel arriving to probe French officer connections. Arrests include Richter and Mme Suworine as links emerge between Krupp and Gruson works and French requests for fortifications and gun designs. The case heads to imperial courts in Leipzig within a week.
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Eerlin
Cologné
France
von Kalck
War Ministry
von Thuemnel
General Staff
Richter
Madgeburg
Gruson Steel Works
Berli
Berlin
Mme. Suworiné
Krupp
Essen
Groson
Magdeburg
Leipsic
Delia Stacey Triumphs In Divorce Suit
New York October 6 The suit for divorce brought by Thomas H Burchell an umbrella manufacturer against actress Delia Stacey was decided in her favor Judge Pryor upholding Referee Morgan report On motion for alimony to Mrs Burchell was granted Stacey 21 a member of a theatre company had married Burchell June 31 18 Bust 1884 details of separation allegations and counter suits followed The case featured alleged jealousy threats and a hotel room incident in Chicago with conflicting testimony Police Commissioner Andrew D Parker was Burchells attorney.
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New York
di Yvorce
Thomas H. Burchell
Broadway
Delia Stacey
Pryor
Charles M. Morgan
Ia Barre
New Rochelle
West Sixty-first Street
Miss Stacey
Colonel Milliken
Sait
Chicago
Charley's Aunt” Company
Elopement Arrest Tangles 70-Year-Old Couple in Syracuse
George H. Douglas aged 70 was arrested in Oneida on a charge of eloping with Anna Co Cone aged 20. Mrs. Douglas filed for abandonment to compel her spouse to return. The pair planned to celebrate their wedding anniversary soon.
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Syracubh
N. Y
George H. Douglas
Case
Oneida
Anna Co. Cone
Wandering Man Passes in Indiana While Awaiting Wife
Aaron Swain died in Kokomo after years of wandering while hoping to reunite with his wife. He reached his daughter Mrs. G. W. Conner's home and learned his wife had remarried following reports of his death.
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Kokomo
Ind
Aaron Swain
G. W. Conner
Sheridan Club forms in Roxbury social scene
Roxbury gains another social club as the Sheridan Club collects promising young men. The inaugural meeting was held at the old Cottage's Social Club in Upham's Corner Dorchester with officers named including President Austin J. McGivern and Treasurer William Donahue. A Boston and Albany excursion gate is announced for Oct. 8 to New York via Albany and Hudson River, return via the Fenway River line.
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Roxbury
Sheridan Club
Old Cottage
Upham's Corner
Dorchester
Austin J. McGivern
Joseph Drury
Frank Leonard
Charles McCarthy
William Donahue
James ‘Hayes
E. J. McGivern
James Danahy
Wee It Colon
William Robinson
James Ebb
New York
Hudson River
Five Mysteries Police Aid Engaged in Cape Breton Disappearance
In Charlestown Samuel A Wright, around Sept 2, left home and was later reported seen in Cape Breton. Cambridge resident John A Meyers, 86, vanished Sept 26 while returning from work. police seek. Cambridge barber John H Smith, 38 Hastings St, disappeared after fifty years in town with steady health. Winthrop’s Charles Dunham, 78, wandered off a week ago and is missing. May Tracy, 16, vanished from wed o marry, parents seek answers.
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Samuel A. Wright
Charlestown
Mill Street
Cape Breton
Nova Scotia
John A. Meyers
Cambridge
Boston
Meyers
John H. Smith
Hastings Street
Smith
Winthrop
Charlies Dunham
May Tracy
Editor Sentenced in Berlin Over Article
Berlin October 6 Herr Mlge editor of the Liepsie Tageblatt has been sentenced to five months imprisonment for publishing an article deemed to offend the emperor and the authorities. The case underscores strict press controls in the era and the penalties facing editors for such offenses.
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Berlin
Herr Mlge
Liepsie Tageblatt
Italian bark Filippo R foundered with captain drowned
London dispatch reports the Italian bark Filippo R, sailing from Cardiff to Buenos Aires, foundered on October 4 in the vicinity of longitude 10W. The captain Mortila is presumed lost with the ship. The remainder of the crew are missing.
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London
Filippo R
Cardiff
Buenos
Along the Water Front and Seafaring News
Maritime notes report Captain Benjamin F. Paschal of the schooner James A. Webster making twelve round trips from Green's Landing Maine to Boston since July 9, carrying granite for new city buildings. Other items mention wreck-remnant souvenirs from the Kearsarge, a retiring Pennsylvania captain, Erie Canal trials for canal boats, and ship loadings for ice and coal.
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Benjamin F. Paschal
James A. Webster
Green's Landing
Boston
Webster
Paschal
Mary Steele
Annie L. Green
Edward Rich
Child
Bath Iron Works
Buckminster
Cape Henry
Kearsarge
Roncador Reef
United States Navy
Abbie Frankford
Bent
San Andreas
Mobile
E. B. Thomas
American Line
Pennsylvania
Hampden Corner
Erie Canal
South Tonawanda
Handy
A. Heaton
Nauset
Collie
City of Augusta
Harry Messer
Messer
Kennebec
Baltimore
Home
Landsman
Golfer October issue features Old Tom Morris and famed illustrations
The October Golfer showcases renowned art with Old Tom Morris gracing the cover and pages. It includes views of the Links, St Andrews square, and course scenes from 179% and 1895, plus bright reports on U S tournaments and a clever poem by Frank J Bonnelle Defeat and Disaster praised as his golf line.
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Tom Morris
Tom
St. Andrews
St. Andrews Square
United States
Frank J. Bonnelle
Ae Peer
Evangelistic Association Noon Meetings Lead Week
The Evangelistic Association of Newland holds a week long series at Bromfield Street Church led by city pastors. Rev John A McElwain recently returned from Europe speaks today, and Rev Herbert J White of Bethany Baptist Church, Dorchester, speaks Tuesday noon.
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le Evangelistic Association of
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper fragment mentions a public sale action with partial details and local official references.
Mass Meeting To Honor Father Mathew In Boston
Today Oct 7 Boston College Lecture Hall hosts a mass meeting under St Valentine’s Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society honoring Father Mathew on the 15th anniversary of his birth. Speakers include James H Conley and Joseph A Sheehan with Rev Fathers McGurk Charlier and Maurice Dineen among guests.
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Father Mathew
Boston College
St. Valentine's Total Abstinence and Benevolent Society
James H. Conley
Archdiocesan Union
Joseph A. Sheenan
McGurk and
Charlier
Maurice Dineen
Malden
Theobald Mathew
Immaculate Conception Church
St. Valentine’s Chapel
Thomas J. Conaty
Worcester
Catholic Summer School
Hugh Roe O'Donnell
Boston
A. P. Doyle
New York
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
M. P. O’connor
St. Valentine's
Edmund Phelan
Edward J. Trainor
Michael P. O'Connor
James Barry
Michael Ward
Thomas Trainor
Thomas Kelly
Walter Kelly
Lawrence Trainor
Pettengill Installed as Pastor at First Unitarian
In Hyde Park on October 6 the Rev A G Pettengill was installed as pastor of the First Unitarian Church before a large congregation. The program included organ music by Miss Hattie M Vose, readings by Rev W H Branigan and Rev S M Crothers, talks by several clergy, and a welcoming address by Hon Francis W Darling.
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God
E. W. Patten
C. J. Staples
E. E. Newhert
Francis W. Darling
Thurber family returns to Washington from Buzzard's Bay
Private Secretary Thurber and Mrs Cleveland with children are back at Gray Gables as the President awaits his return in a few days. Joseph Jefferson sets off for New York to begin his theatrical season while Dr Bryant spends the day at Gray Gables before returning to Boston.
Honor to Parnell procession at Glasnevin Cemetery
Oct 6 in Dublin marked the death anniversary of Charles Stewart Parnell. The Lord Mayor municipal authorities and MPs including John Redmond Harrington Field O Kelly John H Parnell and others marched in a two mile procession to Glasnevin Cemetery to lay wreaths on Parnell's grave.
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Dublin
Charles Stewart Parnell
John
William Redmond
Harrington
Field
O'Kelly
John H. Parnell
Hayden
Clancy
P. O’brien
Kenny
House of Commons
National League
Glasnevin Cemetery
New gold find near Milford stirs Seward county activity
In Seward county near Milford three miles from town a Burlington ballast pit yields rich gold dust. Sand and gravel from nearby farms also promise returns. Assays by Denver specialists and Professor Nicholson of the State University show gold from 46 to 56 dollars per ton. The discovery sparks excitement, land values rise, and betting on future mining booms increases.
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Lincoln
Neb
Milford
Seward County
Burlington Railway
Denver
Nicholson
The
State University
Sunday Liquor Raids Net Several Arrests in City
Sunday sweep by the liquor squad resulted in arrests for illegal selling at multiple addresses including Patrick O'Brien 4 East Street Place and Nathaniel Reid 2% Bowker Street. Seizures listed owners and quantities such as 2 gallons lager from Cornelius Callahan 123 Tyler Street and 3 gallons lager with 1 pint whiskey from John Cann 2 Warren Place.
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Patrick O’brien
Anderson
Nathaniel Reid
Bowker Street
Patrick Warren
East Street
Mary Gilrain
Federal Street
David T. Pray
Broadway Extension
Cornélius Callahan
Tyler Street
Patrick O'Brien
Anderson Streets
John Cann
Warren Place
Belford Thomas
Sawyer Street
Martin Kenner
Lamont Street
Patrick McGrath
Hampshire Court
Catherine Lewis
Leverett Street
Margaret Growley
Dove Street
Mary McCue
D Street
William Lydon
Ees Street
Willam Dolan
Granite Street
Vitollichele Ranario
Thacher Court
Boy 12 Fatally Stoned in Newburyport Tragedy
Newburyport on October 6 reports 12 year old Joseph Cashman struck on the head by a stone thrown by 15 year old Joseph F Townsend. Concussion of the brain caused death at 5 am. Townsend to be arraigned tomorrow in Police Court for manslaughter.
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Newburyport
Joseph Cashman
Joseph F. Townsend
Cashman
Townsend
Undertaker Fights Off Highwayman In Haverhill
Frank Colbath an undertaker was robbed at 2 am near Scotland Hill when a highwayman demanded money. Colbath sprang from his wagon and knocked the assailant senseless before driving off, escaping with no clear injuries reported.
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Haverhill
Frank Colbath
Scotland Hill
Germans Object to Customs Officials
German trade journals condemn customs officers for arbitrarily raising Mohair yarn prices imported from Germany to higher figures than invoiced and collecting higher duties. They cite numerous cases and say the practice strains buyer seller relations and damages relations with the United States.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Chelsea Democrats to Hold Caucuses Next Thursday
The Chelsea Democrats plan caucuses to select delegates for a Representative convention nominating candidates for the twenty sixth and twenty seventh districts and to elect a city committee for the ensuing year.
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Chelsea Democrats
Debs 10 Speak Arrangements for McBride Visit
Central Labor Union reports on free speech efforts and plans a Boston event for John McBride of the American Federation of Labor on the 17th at Faneuil Hall. They urge union printing, oppose biennial elections, and discuss school bond issuance and accountability. Debs invited to speak. union factions reorganize several local trades groups.
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Central Labor Union
John McBride
American Federation of Labor
Boston
Faneuil Hall
McBride
Labor Committee
General Court
Educational Committee
Eugene V. Debs
M Horseshoers
National Alliance
Cone Workers
Messenger Boys
Coal Teamsters Endorse Collins for Ward Representative
At a special Charlestown coal teamsters meeting yesterday the group voted to endorse Michael W. Collins for a one term as Ward Representative.
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Coal Teamsters of
Charlestown
Michael W. Collins
Sreone
Ward
Beechams Pills for Constipation Ad Explained
Beecham's pills for constipation advertised with 16 percent and 25 percent claims. Readers are advised to obtain the book from their druggist and follow its guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecham
Dr Greene to Speak Free at Music Hall Oct 7 8
Boston physician Dr. Greene of Temple Place presents a grand free lecture series at Music Hall on October 7 and 8 at 8 PM with illustrated stereopticon views. A ladies only private lecture follows at 3 PM Tuesday and a men only private lecture that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Greene
Temple Place
Boston
Massa
Will & Grand
Greene
Autumnal excursion via Albany line to New York ends in Boston trip
A autumn excursion runs from Fall River to New York via Albany and the Hudson River route returning on the Fall River Line and the Boston and Albany railroad with a Tuesday departure noted.
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New York
Albany-Hudson River
Fall River Line
Boston
Boston & Albany Railroad
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National Labor Bureau of
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Labor Commission
Music Hall
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