Count Ward Extends Blessings After Ex-Wife's Marriage
Reginald Henshaw Ward known as Count Reggie Ward says he wishes joy to his former wife who wed N Gibbs Ingraham. He notes they are on excellent terms and even dined together recently. He denies any engagement to the Dowager Countess Howe or to anyone.
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New York
Reginald Henshaw Ward
Reggie Ward
Wassdorf-Astoria
Aix-le-Bains
Reginald Ward
Liindon
N. Gibbs Ingraham
Eliot Hall Renamed to Waverly Hall in Mt. Auburn
Eliot Hall a large new private dormitory on Mt. Auburn Street changed its name to Waverly Hall after Harvard authorities urged relinquishing the use of President Eliot’s name. It is reported that Mr Green the owner faced opposition from Harvard officials leading to the shift.
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Eliot
Eliot Hall
Mt. Auburn Street
Waverly Hall
Green
Harvard
Bulgaria urged to declare war
A Sept. 2 rally of Macedonian sympathizers at Rustchuk urged the Bulgarian government to declare war on Turkey immediately as the next two days were awaited with anxiety and popular feeling grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Softa
Rustchuk
Bulgaria
Turkey
Republican caucus results list delegates by seat
On Sept 23 in Loweill the caucuses produced 35 delegates for James H. McKinley in the seventh senatorial race, eight for Chester A. Clark in the sixth senatorial race, and 44 for W. S. Watson in the councillor race.
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Loweill
James H. McKinley
Chester A. Clark
W. S. Watson
Mayor Low Is Renominated by Two Conventions
New York dispatch reports Seth Low was renominated by the Republican and Citizens' Union. Edward Grout named for controller. District Attorney Jerome comments on the Fusionists renomination, pledging to fight for decency and truth amid fierce political attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Seth Low
Republican
Citizens’ Union
Edward Grout
Jerome
Rutgers Street
Low
Grout
Fornes
Despondent man tries to take own life in city
Vincenzo Baestafano, 38, of 328 Commercial street, attempted suicide at his home shortly before 10 last night by slashing his throat with a razor. He was taken to the Relief Station and is expected to recover. Despondency from employment troubles is listed as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenzo Baestafano
Commercial Street
Unitarian Conference at Atlantic City Opens Full of Debate
At Atlantic City New Jersey a large Unitarian gathering features ministers meeting led by Rev Charles F Dole and the Women’s National Alliance presided by Miss Emma Co Low. Discussions center on training for the ministry including theological aims and certification probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Casino
Charles F. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Women's National Alliance
Emma Co. Low
Brooklyn
Franklin D. Southworth
Meadville
Tyler
Ames
Unitarian Ministers
C. F. Dole
Boston
Joseph May
Philadelphia
Richard Boynton
St. Paul, Minn
Edward A. Horton
Absent Juror Delays Trial In East Cambridge Court
Dracut barber Jeremiah C. Mahoney admitted oversleeping after missing the 9:30 a.m. jury poll in Charles F. Andrews assault case. He arrived at 3:30 p.m. claiming he woke at a Boston hotel. Judge Aiken urged punctuality, noting the delay affected 11 jurors and counsel. Mahoney promised to attend at 9:30 the next morning as the case headed for the jury.
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Jeremiah C. Mahoney
Aiken
East Cambridge
Mahoney
Charles F. Andrews
Dracut
Boston
Hebrew New Year Observances Ended Across City
At sunset yesterday the Hebrew New Year observances ended and synagogues remained crowded with Hebrews of all ages in prayer. By 6 PM Hebrew stores reopened after closure for the holiday, with regular business resuming. Next Thursday the Yom Kippur celebration will be held.
Postum Claims Clear Complexion From Coffee Substitute
A woman credits Postum with restoring her health after coffee caused indigestion heart palpitations and sinking spells. She notes a week of use improved her condition and two years later remains well, attributing the change to quitting coffee for Postum as recommended by the Postum Co. in Battle Creek Michigan. The ad invites readers to find The Road to Wellville in each package.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Mrs Crocker Testimony Drives Rupture Case and Cure Claim
The Crocker will case in the Supreme Judicial Court hears more testimony as Mrs Ariel Crocker recalls the funeral wreath and family tensions. Witnesses challenge Uriel H Crocker’s wishes and past statements while friends and relatives corroborate or dispute events surrounding the Crocker fortune and estate. A reported cure for rupture from The Electrus Co. in Syracuse is described as a sweeping, home based treatment backed by testimonials from St Louis residents.
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St. Louis
Syracuse
Electrus Co
Wood
N. Y
Crocker Will
Supreme Judicial Court
Joseph
Mrs. Crocker
Morse
George’u
Mr. Morse
Annie J. Fitz
A. H. Crocker
Monuments Square
Charlestown
George U
Miss Ballard
George U. Crocker
W. T. Turner
Emma
U. H. Crocker
Turner
Uriel H. Crocker
J. H. Benton
James C. White
Charles A. Cummings
Adams Sherman Hill
Richard Stone
Drunken man mobbed as officer ferries horse to station
Reserve Officer McGillvary at East Dedham station had a dramatic ride through a hostile crowd after arresting Thomas McManus for drunkenness. McGillvary used his club and revolver threats to pass the mob at Albany and West Brookline streets and reach the station, with a patrol wagon escort. Police dispersed the 3000 strong crowd, and McManus was seized by two patrolmen as the arrest was completed.
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McGillvary
Dedham Street
Thomas McManus
Dedham
McManus
Albany
West Brookline
West Brookline Street
Harrison Avenue
Hickey
Garland
E. J. Morrissey
Manning
McGillvray
West Canton Street
G. Casey
Missing John D. McInnes From Westboro Asylum Case
John D. McInnes, an escapee from Westboro Insane Asylum, remains missing with last contact from Hot Springs Arkansas. His mother of 19 Everett Street East Boston reported receiving a dated letter from him.
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John D. McInnes
Westboro Insane Asylum
Hot Springs
Ark
Everett Street
Boston
Spanish war veteran escapes Westboro asylum in East Boston
A 19 Everett Street, East Boston resident described as a Spanish war veteran reportedly escaped from Westboro Insane Asylum and declared intent to commit death by own action, according to local notices.
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Everett Street
East
Boston
Westboro Insane Asylum
Westboro Man Returns After Eight Days On His Own
At Westboro on Sept 3, eight days after escaping from a hospital, a young man wanders the town unseen before being brought back. He had served as a private in Company C of the Seventh United States regiment during the Spanish War and has not been well since discharge.
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Westboro
United States
Richard W Gilder Ill in Massachusetts Border Town
Richard Watson Gilder poet and editor is ill at his home in Lee Massachusetts. He had planned a short absence from New York City where he declined to run for Alderman on the fusion ticket. Friends fear his health may prevent any municipal campaign involvement.
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New York
Richard Watson Gilder
Fusion
Lee
Mass
East Eighth Street
Gilder
Zionist Mass Meeting Tonight in Boston
Final arrangements for the mass meeting at Faneuil Hall tonight at 8 under the Zionist Council of Greater Boston. Elisha Greenhood will preside with speakers Governor John L Bates Miss Leah Asher of Columbia College New York and Isaac Harris president of the Zionist Council of Greater Boston.
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Faneuil Stal
Zionist Council of
Greater Boston
Elisha Greenhood
John L. Bates
Leah Asher
Columbia College
New York
Isaac Harris
Constipation Cure Claim Promises Iron-Ox Tablets
An advertisement touts Iron-Ox Tablets as a tonic laxative that cures constipation by strengthening the stomach and bowels rather than using purgatives. It claims permanent results with gradual built up function, warns against harsh tonics, and offers a 25 cent price for fifty tablets from The Iron-Ox Remedy Co of Detroit with postal options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Detroit
Mich
Beauty package promises to clear skin and free trial offer
An advertisement claims a free trial of Mme Ribault's complexion beautifiers will permanently remove tan freckles moth patches pimples blackheads and other skin imperfections. Endorsed by Fannie B Ralston of Newport Kentucky and Helen Ralston, the ad urges immediate writing to MME M Ribault 6328 Elsa Building Cincinnati Ohio for prepaid directions.
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Fannie
B. Ralston
Lexington Ave
Newport
Kentucky
Helen Ralston
Mme. Ribault
Mme, Ribault
Mme
M. Ribault
Elsa Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pogrom in Gomel Jews Endure Military Aided Riots
The September pogrom in Gomel, Russia, saw troops and educated Christians back the mob as Hebrew homes and shops were looted and attacked. The city’s 26,000 Jews, mostly artisans, faced renewed violence after a market dispute triggered days of anti Semitic agitation beginning September 11.
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Gomel
Mobilev
Russia
Associated Press
John the Baptist
Moujik
Seized Liquor Piled High Before Revere Police Station
A large stack of seized liquor from Revere raids over three months was sent to State Police Chief Wade. About 382 gallons of lager beer, 55 gallons of ale, 15 gallons of whiskey, 10 gallons of wine, plus hundreds of containers were gathered, totaling 3496 bottles, drawing crowd attention as it was loaded for transport to Boston.
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Wade
Revere Town
Revere Polic
Revere
Boston
Red Fire at This Wedding in Cambridge
Past Cambridge near Fourth street was ablaze with red and green fire for the wedding of William H. Quinn and Miss Sarah J. Donelen. The ceremony at the Church of the Sacred Heart drew a crowded audience with Rev. Father Hughes officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Katheryn G. Flynn and best man Joseph Quinn attended. the bride wore straw-colored crepe de chine and carried roses.
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Cambridge
Fourth Street
William H. Quinn
Sarah J. Donelen
Father Hughes
Church of the Sacred Heart
Katheryn G. Flynn
Dorchester
East Cambridge
Joseph Quinn
Miss Flynn
Federation of Labor Weighs Miller Case
Washington Sept 23 The American Federation of Labor executive council discussed W A Miller foreman of bookbinders dismissed from the government printing office after expulsion from the local union He was reinstated by President Roosevelt but the council deferred action to a later date.
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Washington
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor Today
W. A. Miller
Government Printing Office
Roosevelt
Struck Down and Robbed in Woonsocket
John Riley proprietor of a South Main street cigar store was struck on his East street doorstep tonight. He was knocked senseless by a blow from a club and robbed of about 50 dollars. His assailant or assailants were not seen and were not yet apprehended. Riley suffered a severe facial injury with a broken nose and a knocked out tooth.
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Woonsocket
R. IL
John Riley
South Main Street
East Street
Riley
Constipation claims vast indisposition among women
Advert says constipation causes most sickness worldwide especially among women. It asserts Beecham's Pills prevent discomfort by aiding nature and promises comfort and happiness after use.
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Beecham
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Wm. Alexander
Dayton St
Count Ward
McKinley
Clark
Ublic
Mayor Low
Unitarians
M’gillvary
John D. M’innes
Bosserman
John D. M Innis
Federation OF Labor
Miller
Woonsocket Cigar Store
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