Lavinia Dempsey Faces Royal Row in Holland Dames Split
New York September 29 Miss Lavinia H Dempsey is crowned national queen of the Holland Dames of the New Netherlands but faces a rift as Miss Carrie H Lupton of Connecticut refuses to attend the coronation and resigns from the order. Lupton declares the Connecticut group not in sympathy with New York. A formal note promises a possible state of war between Dempsey and Lupton as the quarrel escalates.
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New York
Lavinia Hi. Dempsey
Cartie H. Lupton
Connecticut
Holland Dames
New Netherlands
Holland Patrons of
Hotel Waldorf
National Society of the Holland Dames of the
Dempsey
New York Society
Order
Washington
Miss Lupton
Miss Dempsey
Carrie
Lupton
N. 5
Connecticut Holland Dames
Lavinia H. Dempsey
Sauer Lavinia
West Seventieth Street
Haughton Excels at Fullback in Harvard Practice
Harvard football drills highlight improving fullback Haughton in kicking and ground gains. First half sees a early touchdown aided by Haughton and Dibblee, with Cabot injuring a leg. Second half spotlights Sanborn’s strong left halfback play and key defensive tackles, while Knox’s ankle sprain endangers his return. Freshmen prepare for practice next.
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Haughton
Harvard
Dibblee
Cabot
Httle Sanborn
Monroe
Ben
Jimmy” Knox
Bot
Corm
Stoddard
Sandsong
Ebevesebereevevesss R. T
Q. B
Maguire
Adams
Pears
Glerasch Dibblee
Cece
Ceces
H. Bi
Sanborn Haughton
Amy J
Sawin
Monro
President McKinley Bids Adams Farewell In A Red Fire Sendoff
In North Adams on September 29 President McKinley and party departed by special train after a 3000-strong crowd cheered. The group included Mrs McKinley Miss McKinley Attorney General and Mrs McKenna and staff. Caldwell Plunkett rode as far as Williamstown. The party travels via Boston Albany Fitchburg West Shore to Jersey City and Washington. The President thanked locals from the platform and a final handshake ended the Adams visit.
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North Adams
Adams
Plunkett
McKinley
Mabel McKinley
McKenna
George Cortelyou
Steward Sinclair
Caldwell Plunkett
W. B. Plunkett
Williams College
Williamstown
Boston & Albany
Fitchburg Road
Fitchburg
Troy
West Shore
Jerseyy
Washington
Pregient
Woman poisons herself in East Boston quarrel
Mrs Rose Silver of Liverpool avenue East Boston ingested morphine in a dispute with her husband Joseph a barber. Police consider the incident a poisoning case under investigation with the woman hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital. The motive remains unclear and officials withheld further details.
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Rose Silver
Liverpool Avenue
East Boston
Quimby Trial Continued In Amesbury Larceny Case
The Quimby case advances in Somerville court as Miss Jessie L. Quimby faces larceny charges involving $800 from Miss Myra Ordney of Haverhill. Miss Ordway testified on cross examination about prior conversations and investment details, with further witness accounts from Nettie Gore and others while the government rested its case. The trial resumes Saturday.
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Jessie L. Quimby
Amesbury
Myra A. Ordney
Haverhill
Somerville Court
Storey
Ordway
Hurlburt
Quimby
North Tonawanda
Haynes
Miss Quimby
Denies Legal Marriage in Hartford Mock Ceremony
Miss Lina M. Carlson of Hartford says she was never legally married to Ed J. Finlay of Boston. She describes a mock ceremony said to have occurred in New Haven, not Newport, and a priestly student friend produced a certificate she never accepted. Finlay has allegedly written threatening notes to coerce cohabitation.
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Hartford
Conn
Lina M. Carlson
Ed. J. Finlay
Boston
Finlay
Newport
Miss Carlson
Chelsea Conventions Nominate Local Republicans
Two Republican conventions were held in Chelsea last night. The twenty sixth Representative district convention nominated F Q O Barnes and elected district committee members George T Roberts John M Mason and Arthur Upton. The district convention also nominated Willard and elected William S Hixon and Frank E Winslow to the district committee.
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Chelsea
F. Q O. Barnes
George T. Roberts
John M. Mason
Arthur Upton
Willard
William S. Hixon
Frank E. Winslow
Brookline Officer Arrests Will Mullen After Disturbance
Patrolman Watterson of Brookline police arrested Will Mullen of 52 Walter Avenue after responding to a disturbance. Mullen refused arrest and allegedly threatened the officer while holding a baby, leading to the confrontation in the Walter Avenue home.
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Watterson
Brookline
Will Mullen
Walter Avenue
Mullen
Mullen Gore
Double Elopement In Plainfield As Two Teens Wed In New York
Miss Ella Long of 171 North avenue and Miss Eliner of 28 Watchung avenue eloped with Samuel and William Dennick of 572 Lexington avenue. They traveled to New York and were married by a minister, returning home to inform their parents. Eliner was 17 and Long 18. both planned to join their husbands soon.
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Plainfield
Ella Long
North Avenue
Eliner
Watchung Avenue
New York
Liberty Street
Samuel
William Dennick
Lexington Avenue
Miss Eliner
Miss Long
Gallivan Renominated At Suffolk Senate Convention
At the sixth Suffolk senatorial district convention in the South Boston District Courthouse last evening Senator James A. Gallivan of Ward 13 was unanimously nominated for re election. The harmony prevailed as no other name was presented and McNamara opened the session as chairman with Reidy Moynihan and Hickey named temporary officers. Delegates totaled 64 with Ward 13 supplying 24, Ward 14 contributing 15, and Ward 15 providing 16.
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Suffolk
Ard
Frank J. Moynihan
William P. Hickey
Ward
Poseph Reyes
James F. Mulcahy
John A. McManus
McNamara
Edward A. Logan
McManus
Joseph J. Norton
John E. Mathliff
Daniel G. Slattery
Rally for Gartland Prominent Meeting Held in Ward 9
An enthusiastic gathering of Gartland supporters met at the Ward 9 Improvement Association. James Slattery chaired with Thomas B. Fitzgerald as secretary. Speakers included Howard O’Brien and others. A 20-member committee was formed to attend the Wednesday caucus and Gartland rally. A letter from the Theatrical Stage Workers’ Union endorsed his labor record. Gartland addressed the meeting after being escorted in.
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John J. Gartland, Jr
Ward 9 Improvement Association
James Slattery
Thomas B. Fitzgerald
Howard O’brien
Cornelius McCarthy
John J. Madden
Timothy J. Farrell
Simon Harris
Gartland
Wheelwomen ban enforced by Cincinnati justice
Police Justice Schwab ruled that fallen women may not ride bicycles in Cincinnati. A wheelwoman identified as Grace Monroe was sentenced to thirty days in the workhouse plus costs after testimony showed she was clothed more generously and had no improper conduct, simply riding a wheel.
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Cincinnati
Populists for Williams Ratify Worcester Ticket
The People's party executive committee met at 15 Court Square and ratified the Worcester Democratic convention nominations. They state the Democratic party has substantially adopted their principles and shown good will by nominating a Populist on its ticket.
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People’s Party
Ajor Winn
Court Square
Worcester
Democratic Party
Woman leaps from roof in Mulberry Street chase
New York witnesses a dramatic rooftop chase as Lizzie Hickey fled bartender Arthur Golli after an unwanted display of affection. Hickey jumped from a roof to escape, landing on a skylight screen and howling until police rescued her. Golli was later arrested at his home.
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New York
Arthur Golli
Lizzie Hickey
Mulberry Street
Lizzie
Annex
Galli
Fourth Councillor Convention Shapes Boston Political Battle
Delegates from Boston's fourth councillor district convene in Bumstead Hall to nominate John H. Sullivan or Henry F. Naphen, a decision with national machine implications. Allies led by Lomasney press to topple Mayor Quincy and engineer Donovan’s rise, with Kelcher and Corbett targets amid Ward 9 and 17-19 maneuvering. If Sullivan loses, the anti machine drives gain. if Naphen prevails, a broad realignment looms and Quincy’s renomination hangs in the balance.
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Bumstead Hall
John H. Sullivan
Henry F. Naphen
Boston Machine
Josiah Quincy
Sullivan
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph J. Corbett
Naphen
Hayes
Gallivan
Irvin
William S. McNary
P. J. Daly
Quincy
P. J. Kennedy
John F. Mitzgerald
James Donovan
John A. Kelner
Martin Lomasney
Boston
Barnard J. Denovan
Denovan
Lomasney
Donove Hayes
Quinn
McNary
Eo Point
Corbett
Ward 8
Aptien
George Fred
Blow
Fitzgerald
Williams
John A.elcher
Senate
Ward 9
Keliher
John Uinn
Ward 17
Charles Suirk
Kelcher
Donovan
New
Epee
Ivan
Cornell Progress in Football Candidate Trials at Ithaca
Cornell football candidates vie for backfield positions with three sets tried. Best current lineup includes Starbuck at left half Morrison at right half Bleicher at fullback and Whiting at quarterback. A heavier combination of Wilson at right half Perkins at left or Young at quarterback shows potential.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Starbuck
Morrison
Bleicher
Whiting
Wilson
Perkins
Young
Ofve
Boag
Nc Eee
Heve
Ad Warner
Fayette and
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Thomas Brows
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