Princess di San Faustino sued by maid for beating
Rome reports a suit for damages filed against Princess di San Faustino by her maid who alleges a brutal beating that, per her doctor, requires ten days to recover. The former Miss Jane Campbell of New York is connected to the Campbell and Borrowe families and married to Prince Carlo Bourbon del Monte.
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Princess Faustino
Miss Campbell
New York
Princess DI San Faustino
Rome
Jane Campbell
George Campbell
Tammany's Triumvirate Abolished Leader Murphy Chosen
New York officials announce that Tammany Hall will abolish its triumvirate at an executive committee meeting tomorrow and Charles F. Murphy will be formally declared leader. The Sullivan and Plunkitt Croker faction claims overwhelming control, with Carroll’s faction unlikely to oppose Murphy.
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New York
Tammany
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy
Timothy P. Sullivan
George W. Plunkitt
Croker
Timothy D. Sullivan
Mr. Murphy
Daniel F. McMahon
Sullivan
John F. Carroll
Murphy
Louis F. Haffen
Six Boys Put On Probation For West Roxbury Fire
Six boys pleaded guilty before Judge Aiken in the Superior Criminal Court to setting fire to Joseph P. Lyons’s house in West Roxbury on July 4. All six, named Bell Thielech Gossell Limburg Smith and Weigold, were placed on probation citing their ages and the fire's damage.
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Joseph P. Lyons
West Roxbury
Judge Aiken
Superior Criminal Court
Thomas J. C. Bell
Irwin Thielech
John Gossell
Carl C. Limburg
Joseph B. Smith
Milton Weigold
Bonnelle Discharged in Civil Bond Theft Case
Frederick Bonnelle of 1481 Beacon Street Brookline was discharged in the Municipal Criminal Court yesterday on charges of larceny of bonds valued at 52000 from Winnepago Traction Company. Judge Dewey ruled the matter was civil, not criminal.
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Frederick
Bonnelle
Beacon Street
Brookline
Winnepago Traction Company
Municipal Criminal Court
Dewey
Republicans Fear Split Over Tariff Revision
Washington dispatch reports Republican leaders alarmed by a growing split over tariff revision. Speaker Henderson’s withdrawal signals the party faces regional pressures from the Northwest for duties on trust-made goods and New England for free raw materials, risking a broader shift away from protection. The President's Northwest tour aims to gauge sentiment over the next 19 days.
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Washington
Northwest
West
Great Trusts
New England
President Begins 19 Day Northwest Tour
President starts a 19 day itinerary from Oyster Bay on Sept 19, traveling through Jersey City, Cincinnati, Detroit, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, La Crosse, St Paul, Minneapolis, Sioux Falls, Omaha, Topeka, Kansas City, St Louis, Chicago, Cleveland, Columbus and Washington with stops at civic events, veterans' gatherings, and open meetings. Secretaries Shaw and Wilson accompany part of the trip.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Cortelyou
Northwest
Loeb
Jersey City
Cincinnati
St. Nicholas Hotel
Music Hall
Detroit
Logansport
Kokomo
Tipton
Noblesville
Indianapolis
Muncie
Columbia Club
Fort Wayne
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Fair Grounds
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Exposition Building
Commercial Club
Sioux Falls
Yankton
Sioux City
Arion
Denison
Nebraska
Kearney
Grand Island
Hastings
Lincoln
Fremont
Omaha
Omaha Club
Topeka
Lawrence Kan
Kansas City
Missouri
Kan
Leavenworth
Atchison
St. Joseph
Iowa
Clarinda
van Wert
Osceola
Des Moines
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Quincey
Hannibal
Clarkville
St. Louis
City
Forest Park
Mercantile Club
Coliseum
Springfield
Ill
Fairgrounds
Chicago
Northwestern
Lake Front
Cleveland
Buchanan
Niles
Downaginc
Decatur
Lawton
Kalamazoo
Grand Rapids
Jackson
Mich
Toledo
Sandusky
Hanna
East
Foss on Hendersons act in Iowa district speech
Republican candidate FOSS at Fauntleroy Halls Roxbury criticizes Speaker Henderson withdrawing from the congressional race. He cites Henderson's tariff stance and trust critique, calling it evidence of rising tariff adjustment sentiment and a sign of Republican progress and business prosperity.
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Fauntleroy Halls
Roxbury
Henderson
Congress
Iowa
House of Representatives
Foss
Mr. Foss
Roosevelt
Lodge regrets Hendersons decision in MA politics
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge visited Republican headquarters after Judge Gray's funeral and met with George A. Draper to discuss the party platform for the state convention. He voiced regret at Speaker Henderson's refusal to run for Congress and hinted he may reconsider. He criticized the Democratic convention as amusing. The State committee plans to push protectionist planks and sought Henderson for East speeches before his declination.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Judge Gray
George A. Draper
Henderson
Congress
Massachusetts
Oyster Bay
Hanna
Roosevelt
Lodge
National Committee
Republican State Committee
State Committee
East
Louisiana Republicans Divided On Reciprocity
A New Orleans report notes sharp splits among Louisiana Republicans over reciprocity with Cuba. Southern parishes in the sugar belt condemn Roosevelt's policy, while northern areas approve. In Assumption parish the sugar region delegates reject reciprocity, arguing harm to sugar and tobacco interests. Ouachita parish further illustrates the regional divide.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Cuba
Assumption Parish
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Ouachita Parish
Free to millions a book on stomach diseases
A promotional note explaining that most illness stems from poor digestion and that a free booklet from F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan describes stomach related dyspepsias and their remedies. It urges readers to mail their address on a postal card to receive the booklet by return mail.
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F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall, Mich
Resolutions Praise McKinley and Roosevelt on Reciprocity
The resolutions commend the statesmanship of McKinley and his successor Roosevelt for urging a reciprocity policy with Cuba, highlighting bipartisan support and a push toward closer trade ties with the island.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Cuba
Tariff Sentiment Spreads Among Northwest Republicans
News from Chicago notes growing support for tariff revision among Northwest Republicans. Key figures including Senator Mason and Senator Cullom advocate readjustment, argued over reciprocity treaties, and warned against Democratic control. Public sentiment favors loosening tariff bonds to curb trust profits and stabilize business.
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Chicago
Northwest
Henderson
Mason
Oyster Bay
Republican Party
Republican Congress
Cullom
United States
Jones cites tariff revision impact on vote in West
Senator James K. Jones, Democratic National Committee chair, says Henderson's withdrawal signals strong Western support for tariff revision on trust-made goods. He warns that if Republicans fail to act, Democratic gains and Republican losses in voting may follow.
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Hope, Ark
James K. Jones
Democratic Rational Committee
Henderson
West
Pickett Enters Race to Succeed Speaker Henderson
In Des Moines Iowa Charles F. E. Pickett of Waterloo and former grand exalted ruler of the Filks formally announced his candidacy to succeed Speaker Henderson this afternoon.
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Des Moines
Charles FE. Pickett
Waterloo
The
Henderson
Funeral of millionaire Stratton in Colorado Springs
The funeral services for W. S. Stratton were held in Colorado Springs. Clergymen spoke on his life and unselfishness. The city halted streetcars for five minutes as his cortege departed. It is believed two wills exist, with a second drafted within the last 30 days.
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Colorado Springs
Col
W. S. Stratton
Stratton
Grape-Nuts Helped Woman Recover From Nerve and Heart Trouble
Mrs. H L Gordon of Corry Pennsylvania recounts a years long illness with nervous prostration and heart disease. She says nerve and heart medicines worsened her stomach until she could not keep food down. After two days on Grape-Nuts she improved steadily gaining from 75 to 110 pounds and returning to housework. She urges others with poor digestion to try Grape-Nuts.
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H. L. Gordon
Corry
Penniless Miss Smith Returns From Ghosters Enclave
Stony Brook, N Y Sept 18 Miss Tilly Smith who spent nearly two years with the Society of the Holy Ghost and Us giving her fortune to the mission returns home penniless after bitter local opposition. Ghosters faced hostility, public eviction, and a banked $4000 said to be held in trust for God by Rev Frank Sanford. Captain Edward Smith reportedly left his seafaring life following conversion stories.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
Tilly Smith
Society of the Holy Ghost
Miss Smith
Shiloh
Frank Sanford
Edward Smith
Smithtown
War on freshmen at Tufts sparks campus tensions
Tufts College reopened for its 47th year amid a fresh sophomore rule aimed at curbing freshman liberties. The sword and shield society catalyzed this change as the entering class, the largest yet, nears 125 in the college of letters with more expected. Medical and dental entrance exams begin next week as both schools plan October 1 openings.
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Tufts College
Tufts
Metcalf Hall
Start House
Allen House
Sword and Shield
College of Letters
Judge Kennedy Warns Newton Druggists Over Liquor Sales
In Newton a no license city, Judge Kennedy says many apothecaries are selling liquor illegally. He warns two prominent druggists and urges strict records of all liquor sales, noting distress to families and possible action by Chief Tarbox. The judge emphasizes state and local authority oversight and sobriety concerns.
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Newton
Kennedy
State Board of Pharmacy
Tarbox
Judge Gray Buried in Simple Boston Funeral
The funeral of Judge Horace Gray was held at Emmanuel Church with simple services and notable attendees from the federal and state benches. A large crowd marked the occasion as mourners gathered, and the interment followed at Mount Auburn Cemetery.
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Horace Gray
Emmanuel Church
Lawrence
E. Winchester Donald
Trinity Church
Melville O. Fuller
Brown, White and McKenna
United States Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Loring, Lothrop and Hammond
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Colt and Putnam
United States Circuit Court
Brown, Lowell and Hale
United States District Court
Hoar
Henry Cabot Lodge
Stetson
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Trowbridge
Bradlee
Mason
United States
Darling
Green
Massachusetts Historical Society
Mt. Auburr
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