Countess of Warwick Arrives in New York for Monticello Visit
England's prettiest woman, the Countess of Warwick, passenger on the Campania, arrives in New York and will visit Monticello as guest of Jeffer son M. Levy. Daughter of Col Henry Maynard, she rejects the Babbling Brooke label and is noted for socialism and public work.
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New York
Countess of Warwick
Campania
Monticello
Jefferson M. Levy
Lady Brooke
Henry Maynard
Viscount Maynard
Brooke
London
Tranby Croft
Prince of Wales
England
Hysteria Blamed for Woman Found Unconscious Near Winchester
Mrs. Thomas F. Williams of 4 Park Road was found unconscious Saturday night in the wooded Fells district near the Medford line. Louis Goddu and Dr. M A Cummings intervened, taking her to Winchester Hospital after the stomach pump showed no poison. Relatives say she has a history of hysteria, but she is expected to recover at home soon.
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Winchester
Thomas F. Williams
Park Road
Louis Goddu
Fells
Medford Line
M. A. Cummings
McIntosh
Winchester Hospital
Williams
Improve Race By Decimation
President David Starr Jordan, addressing new freshmen in San Francisco, proposed a eugenic plan to reduce the population by two thirds every 15 years to preserve the strongest one third of people. He argued such selective breeding would yield a magnificent future race of citizens.
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San Francisco
David Starr Jordan
Rochester woman knocks out would be masher in Worcester bout
Mrs. James M. Macon of Rochester New York delivered a decisive knockout last night in Worcester after a tense exchange with a would be masher. The fight showcased her sharp jabs uppercuts and swift swings as she overcame the attacker on the spot.
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Worcester
James M. Macon
Rochester
N. Y
Tobacco Riots Roil Kentucky Tobacco Growers
In Lexington on September 29, night raiders resembling the Ku Klux threaten tobacco farmers with firebrand rifles and cowhide. Women and children are shot, men stripped and whipped, homes and tobacco barns burned. The Planters Protective Association, founded at Guthrie on September 29, 1504, aims to force higher prices from the tobacco trust, which has begun paying anti association members more while boycotting others. Pressure grows as rewards for crime are offered and testimonies fall silent.
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Lexington
Ku Klux
Planters’ Protective Association
Guthrie
Tobacco Trust
Judge Sleep on Bench Roils Virginia Murder Trial
Hampion Virginia Sept 29 Judge W T Blackstm of the Circuit Court faced calls for resignation or impeachment after he dozed on the bench during a murder trial in Elizabeth City. The incident has sparked statewide outrage and prompted strong press urging action.
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Hampion
W. T. Blackstm
Circuit Court
Sd&indal
Becausee
Elizabeth City
Paris Pleads for Morality Over Ex Princess
The Sept 22 Paris report notes the ex Princess Louise of Saxony and her new husband traveling by cab from the Northern to Lyons railway station. Public opinion censures them, placing the couple in the same moral frame as Mr. Earle of New York and his recent affair.
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Paris
Louise
Saxony
Lyons
Earle
New York
Celtic Club of South Boston Inspires Interest Despite Weather
Despite rain, the Celtic Club of South Boston held a lively meeting with 11 candidates initiated and eight applications sent to the investigating committee. The session featured a discussion of Ireland's industrial conditions.
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Celtic Club of
South Boston
Ireland
Italians Parade in Decorated North End for Feast of St Michael
More than 3800 members of the United Italian Societies formed in line in the North End marching under electric arches and banners for the Feast of St Michael the Archangel. The four day celebration included masses, parades, band concerts, and a grand fireworks display planned for North End Park if weather permits.
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United Italian Societies
North End
St. Michael’s Hall
North Street
St. Michael Society
St. Michael the Archangel
Boston Marine Band
Attanasio
St. Michael
St. Michael's Church
North Square
Michael Gelato
St. Michael's Association
St. Michael's Hall
North End Park
Roosevelt's Keokuk Trip and Third-Term Talk
The report outlines President Roosevelt's planned trip to Keokuk and Memphis with celebrations in four states. It notes his bear hunt in the canebrakes of Northern Louisiana and possible hog chase in Texas, then a return to Washington by Oct. 23. Other figures weigh in on a potential renomination.
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Cairo
Lll
Illinois
Missouri
Arkansas
Kentucky
Memphis
Tenn
Keokuk
Canebrakes
Louisiana
Texas
Vicksburg
Miss
Washington
Woman to Build Monument Over Body of $500 Poodle
New York notices Mrs. Stanley Allan-Shepard will erect a vault and monument for her maltese poodle buried at Hartsdale New York. The dog died in New York after being rushed from Los Angeles for pneumonia. Maltese poodles price range from 75 to 250 dollars, with exceptional examples at 800 dollars.
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New York
Hartsdale
N. Y
Stanley Allan-Shepard
Allan-Shepard
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
S. K. Johnson
Andrew Armstrong
Boys' Term at St. Mary's Opens on Thursday
The fall and winter term for the boys of St. Mary's Parochial School North End starts Thursday at 9 am. Fire last spring delayed the boys department while girls opened on time. Enrolment for boys this term is reported unusually large.
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ST. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Parochial School
North End
Tyrrell Restored to Mass Rights in Rome
Father George Tyrrell is officially allowed to celebrate mass again after publishing a written undertaking to seek episcopal imprimatur for future works. The Osservatore Romano states he will not join the Paulist Fathers in America, though Italian friends doubt the Vatican notice.
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Rome
George Tyrrell
Osservatore Romano
America
Father Tyrrell
Vatican
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