Woman Burglar Captured in Minister's House Robbery
Providence dispatch details a large middle aged woman named Clara Morgan arrested after ransacking Rev. A. J. H. Hardy's Lake Street home. She fled Wakefield custody, leaving behind fictitious identities as police pursue leads. A separate crisis describes Mrs. Ringle saving her child Stefan from a fire, burning herself but ensuring his escape.
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Providence
Wakefield
Clara Morgan
New York
A. J H. Hardy
Lake Street
Mr. Hardy
Mr.Hardy
William Tourgee
Kingston
Mrs Nodine Defends Home Beating Two Tramps
New York report details Mrs J Nodine of Grassy Point Road defending her home with a horsewhip after tramps Walter Salger and Thomas Jones forced entry. Louise Mantley the servant helped lock the door as Nodine chased them, delivering blows until they fled. Judge Kellogg set Salger bail at $200.
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New York
Jones
Mrs. Nodine
Salger
Louise
Heroine Rescues Child in Tenement Fire Near Houston Street
Mary Ringle of 177 East Houston Street saved a child yesterday and almost lost her life. She shares two rooms with Sophie Zerman and her 8-year-old son Stefan, describing Stefan as the prettiest child with blue eyes. An opened front door and an upset oil stove sparked the danger in the shared tenement.
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New York
Mary Ringle
East Houston Street
Poland
Sophie Zerman
Stefan
Mrs. Ringle
Lily may have secretly wed European prince abroad
London reports privately that Mrs Langtry has married Paul Antonio Nicolas Esterhazy of Galantha, Edelstetten and Farchtenstein. The 54 year old Hungarian nobleman, son of Prince Nicolas and Lady Sarah Villiers, heads a famed house and has been twice widowed. The rumor links the Jersey Lily to a high born match, despite Hungarian nobles’ noted restraint in such unions.
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London
Esterhazy
Jersey
Francis Joseph
Labor Protests Plan Mass Meeting at Faneuil Hall
Central Labor Union committee met at Eliot street to protest government by injunction and raise funds for starving Western miners. Harry Lloyd reported Judge Goff’s injunction message and a lawyer’s claim that a marshal could be shot. speakers from both political sides will address the crowd.
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Central Labor Union
Faneuil Hall
Eliot Street
Thomas J. Murphy
Albert A. Carlton
Harry Lloyd
West Virginia
Lloyd
Goff
Fred Dilcher
United States
Dangerous Doctrine at Behring Sea Commission
Halifax Sept 7 Behring Sea Commission heard Bodwell urge awards on highest yearly skin prices as pelagic seals were shipped to London for fixed sale periods Great Britain claimed later prices, Sir Charles Tupper accused the United States of a dangerous front proposing seizure of British registered vessels on the high seas stripping registry marks and flag.
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Halifax
N. S
Behring Sea Commission
Bodwell
London
Great Britain
Charles Tupper
United States
Croker Likely To Seek New York Mayor Bid
Richard Croker arrived aboard the New York and appears the Tammany Hall choice for Mayor of Greater New York. Friends say he is inclined to allow his name as candidate and Croker predicts Tammany will win by more than 60,000 votes.
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New York
Richard Croker
American Line
Mr. Croker
Ammonia Mishap Causes Fainting in Somerville
Mrs. Ann Kennedy of 227 Columbus Avenue Somerville was found unconscious in a doorway at 57 Dudley Street early today after drinking a quantity of ammonia by mistake. Dr. Robinson treated her at Station 10 where she regained consciousness.
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Ann Kennedy
Columbus Avenue
Somerville
Dudley Street
Robinson
Station 10
Luetgert Trial Highlights Strong Prosecution Evidence
In Chicago on September 7, two key witnesses bolstered the prosecution in the Luetgert trial. Nicholas Faber testified Luetgert and his wife entered the sausage factory on May 1, while Charles Hengst said he heard cries from inside the factory that night. Letters Luetgert wrote to Mrs Feldt amused the courtroom and unsettled the defendant. The defense challenged the introduction of fetters, but the judge ruled they proper. Faber’s map-crossing scene showed Luetgert’s temper as bailiffs restrained him from approaching the witness stand. Hengst, one of the few English speakers, remained firm that the cry was human. Fritz Figel recounted emptying ashes May 4 and James Smith found bone particles and two corset steels in the debris. Frederick Schuetz, age 71 and hard of hearing, testified to past quarrels where Luetgert allegedly threatened her life. The defense’s partial admission of his distance from the scene weakened that testimony.
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Chicago
Luetgert
Nicholas Faber
Charles Hengst
Faber
Reid
Faer
Vincent
Tuthell
Heegst
Fritz Figel
Liebig
Everett mills resume operations in Mills Start
Mills in Mills Start and Lawrence report Everett mill resuming after July shutdown. About 1200 workers at Everett return to pick ing carding and dyeing. All city mills now back on regular 68 hour week after pause.
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Lawrence
Everett
Brown University President to resign announced
Providence Sept 7 Its is unofficially announced that Dr. Andrews will resign from the presidency of Brown University after a conference with the advisory and executive committee of the corporation His connection with the Cosmopolitan University is thought to require too much time to allow his attention to both institutions at once.
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Providence, R. I
Dr. Andrews
Brown University
Corporation
Cosmopolitan University
Courted Into Court Matinee Opens at Hollis Street Theatre
This afternoon the Hollis Street Theatre presents the first regular matinee of the season featuring Courted Into Court with the full cast and scenic accompaniment.
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Hollis Street Theatre
Water Thieves Captured After Oyster River Chase
In Brideport Connecticut three men aboard a riverbound sloop attempted to steal Harry Waddingham s sailboat near Oyster River. A local pursuit by Woodmont residents resulted in the robbers being captured and jailed in Milford. No stolen loot was recovered aboard the vessel.
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Oyster River
Brideport
Conn
Woodmont
Harry Waddingham
Waddingham
Milford
Prince Edward Impresses on First Trial Run to Boston Harbor
The Dominion Atlantic railway steamship Prince Edward completed a 23 minute passage from Long Wharf to Boston Light and back, averaging 15.9 knots amid east winds. About 100 guests, including press, enjoyed a luncheon while the vessel impressed with seaworthiness, speed, and quiet vibration. The ship briefly dueled with the Baltimore steamer Fairfax before returning to Long Wharf at 5:30 pm.
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New Dominion Atlantic Railway
Prince Edward
Long Wharf
Will'am Abbott
Boston
McCreery
Baltimore
Fairfax
Longwharf
Masters
Nova Scotia
McGray
Brown professors urge president to withhold resignation
In Providence a large group of Brown University faculty signed a letter urging President E B Andrews to remain at the university. The missive asks him to withdraw his resignation, highlighting unity among corporation, faculty, alumni and students and noting the professor’s personal esteem and influence on the student body. Several signatories are named, with some scholars having previously refused to sign an earlier open letter.
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Providence
Brown University
Andrews
R. I
E. B. Andrews
John Howard Appleton
Alonzo Williams
William Whitman Bailey
J. Franklin Jameson
Nathaniel French Davis
Henry B. Gardner
H. C. Bumpus
Winslow Upton
Courtney Langdon
John M. Lamanly
Edmund B. Delabarre
Walter C. Bronson
Walter G. Everett
A. C. Crowell
Carl Barns
J. Q. Dealey
H. L. Koopman
Edward C. Burnham
A. D. F. Palmer, Jr
A. D. Mead
L. F. Snow
F. T. Guild
Williams
Corporation
Marshall Defeats Beeder in Wheeling Bout
In Wheeling West Virginia on September 7 Jerry Marshall the dusky Australian fought Jimmy Beeder of Altoona Pennsylvania and was defeated tonight by Beeder in a boxing match held in the city.
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Wheeling
W. Yva
Jerry Marshall
Jimmy Beeder
Altoona
Penn
Mutual Benefit Association Meeting at Blake Hall
A well attended meeting of the Mutual Benefit Association of Division 3, W. E. 8. R., was held at Blake Hall Field's Corner last evening. Entertainment included a collation and cigars. Rufus Leavitt and others entertained members and guests, including former street railway workers and Lynn and Boston street railway men. F A Lawler spoke on the benefits of such associations and their yearly aid to members and families in sickness or death.
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Mutual Benefit Association of Division 3
Blake Hall
Field’s Corner
Rufus Leavitt
Joseph Devonshire
Mortimer J. Dailey
John and
William Fulton
Robert Nelson
Lynn & Boston Street Railway
F. A. Lawler
Fever Scare Spreads Across Coastal States
The Treasury buys 200 tents from the War Department for a yellow fever detention camp at Waynesville Georgia as officials seek Dr Guiteras on site. Reports from Mobile New Orleans and Brunswick raise doubts about fever diagnosis while new camps at Ocean Springs and New Orleans are planned to stop cross state spread.
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Washington
Treasury Department
War Department
Waynesville
Guiteras
Marine Hospital
Wasdin
Mobile
Olliphant
Louisiana State Board of Health
New Orleans
Murry
H. R. Carter
Chicago
Brunswick
Oakley
Savannah
Marine Hospital Service
Ocean Springs
Bailbacher
Parnell Associates Plans Fall Campaign Committees
PARNELL ASSOCIATES Ward 17 held a largely attended meeting last evening with committees set for the fall campaign. Labor and naturalization reported satisfactorily. President Thomas F Moore said another independent club would open in Jamaica Plain in two weeks. Thanks were given to the Boston Post. Next meeting will feature speakers from political groups. P J Kane spoke on Good Citizenship.
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Parnell
O. H
Griffo and McKeever Fight to Draw at Athens Arena
Australian fighter Griffo and Chicago contender Charley McKeever battled 15 rounds at the Olympic Club Athens Arena with the bout ending in a draw. Crowd of about 2000 felt McKeever carried the better pace late, while Griffo faded in the final rounds.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Griffo
Australia
Charley McKeever
Olympic Club
Athens Arena
McKeever
Sullivan Causes Stir in Lewiston Court Battle
Sullivan clashed with a Lewiston hack driver over an arranged ride. He refused the hack, swore, and ordered one man to attack the driver. Sullivan paid the hack fare and $5.25 costs after being summoned to court.
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Lewiston
John L. Sullivan
Sullivan
John L
Myopia Winners in Equine Exhibit at Myopia Club
Final awards awarded at the Myopia Club equine exhibit in Hamilton. In saddle charges R. M. Appleon’s Gloucester won blue ribbon, F. H. Prince’s Mallavena took second, Brice J. Allan’s Starlight third. For green hunters 8. D. Bush’s oland won first, Jorge 8S Allan’s White Wings took top in another hunters class.
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Hamilton
Myopia Club
R. M. Appleon
B. G. Gloucester
F. H. Prince
B. m. Mallavena
Brice J. Allan
B. G. Starlight
D. Bush
s #oland
B. G
Army Wedding on Governor's Island Unites Parsons and Corbin
William Usher Parsons and Katherine Corbin wed in the chapel of St. Cornelius on Governor's Island New York in a ceremony led by Rev Dr Morgan Dix. Attendees included social leaders. reception followed at Col Corbin's home and later in the army hall with Yale and Farmington Seminary colors woven in. The couple will reside in Irvington on the Hudson.
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New York
William Usher Parsons
Katherine Corbin
Henry Clark
Corbin
St. Cornelius
Governor’s Island
Bertha Phillips
Charlotte Parsons
Louise Parsons
Abagail Parsons
Kate Parsons
Henry Parsons
Morgan Dix
Trinity Church
Colonel Corbin
Yale
Farmington Seminary
George *Parsons
Columbia Law School
Irvington
Hudson
The Post's Sick Baby Fund Update
The Post reports eighty six calls and twenty eight patient visits in the last forty eight hours. Funds reduced show a current total of two hundred fifty dollars previously acknowledged. Adjustments list A. D. as one dollar instead of two.
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Post
Stewart Corbin Wedding at People's Church Columbus Avenue
Miss Belle Corbin a laundress at the Temporary Home for Working Women and Mr. Robert Stuart a popular Young's Hotel employee were married at People’s Church on Columbus Avenue. The bride wore white satin with passementerie trim and carried bridal roses. After a wedding tour they will live at 116 Camden Street.
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People’s Church
Columbus Avenue
Belle Corbin
Robert Stuart
Young’s Hotel
Camden Street
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