Gosnay Girl Returns Home After Life With Browns
Florence Mary Gosnay, 17, daughter of Joseph T. Gosnay of Wakefield, came home last night of her own accord after a week away with Mrs Nellie J. Brown. Gosnay says no further trouble is expected. court earlier ruled he had custody, but the girl would not return. Ross Clemens, 20, previously involved with Miss Gosnay, is the son of Brown's former husband, and Gosnay's opposition helped prompt plans for school at Plymouth.
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Florence Mary Gosnay
Joseph T. Gosnay
Nellie J. Brown
Gosnay
Clemens
Charles H. Learoyd
Episcopal Church
Plymouth
Florence
Skeleton found during Brunswick street excavation
Excavation at Maine and Mill streets in Brunswick uncovers a girl skeleton believed to be over 20 years old. Workmen, including a French-Canadian laborer, reveal a skull facing upward as authorities note the site’s historic burying ground linked to Fort Andross and Fort George era.
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Mill Streets
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Fort Andross
Departure of M Cambon may shift to Berlin post
Paris dispatch hints that Jules Cambon the French ambassador to Washington may be transferred to Berlin as part of a French diplomatic service reorganization. The Washington embassy expects changes as Marquis de Noailles nears retirement, while Cambon has served since 1898 and would be missed by officials and social circles.
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Paris
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Berlin
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Constantinople
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Skeleton Found Near Fort Besieging Site
The body was located at a fort during an Indian siege and buried within the fort to escape removal. Based on its location and depth many believe the remains are of a young woman who died or was killed. The Pejepscot Historical Society is likely to take possession of the skeleton.
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Teresa Carreno Wed Fourth Husband in Berlin
In Berlin on July 1 Mme Teresa Carreno the famed American pianist of Venezuelan birth married Arturo Tagliapietra of New York her fourth husband and younger brother of her second spouse He once sold typewriters and later managed her concert tours Before this marriage Carreno had been briefly wed to Emil Lauret Giovanni Tagliapietra and Eugene d Albert none lasting long her career flourished across Russia and Europe as she became renowned as a piano virtuoso known as The Lioness of the Pianoforte
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Mme
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America
Arturo Tagliapietra
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Academy of Music
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Tietjens
Brignol
Carreno
Emil Lauret
Giovanni Tagliapietra
John G. Townsend
Townsend
Thirty-fourth Street
Eugene d’Albert
Russia
Artruro Tagliapietra
Europe
Philippine Bill prompts swift shift to civil rule in Philippines
Washington report quotes House insular affairs chair Cooper saying authority will transfer from military to civil officials with a July Fourth proclamation. Military in the islands may fall to 18,000, census work begins soon under Taft, and the act aims to localize governance, shrinking visible Philippine tensions.
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Cooper
House Committee On Insular Affairs
Philippines
Manila
Mr. Cooper
Gov. Taft
Porto Rico
Four Big Warships Authorized For Navy Fleet
The navy plans four new battleships named Louisiana Connecticut Tennessee and Washington. Each 16000 ton warship will reach 18 knots with heavy armament including four 12 inch and eight 8 inch guns plus multiple smaller weapons. Armored cruisers of 14500 tons will hit 22 knots with 10 inch and 8 inch guns and many smaller guns.
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Navy Departments
Louisiana
Connecticut
Tennessee
Basement bargain dress sale at Pollard & Co
A limited stock of well made wrappers with deep bottom flounces shoulder ruffles and braid trimming in various patterns and colors offered at 49c instead of 75c. Ready to wear garments priced for quick sale at A. G. Pollard and Co basement department.
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Laxative Bromo-Qui Nine Tablets Ad Claim
An old advertisement states this liniment claims to cure a cold in one day for 25 cents, with the statement that the name must appear on every box of the genuine product. The brief tonic suggests a bold medicine marketing line from a historical paper.
Sound kidneys safeguarded by Foley's Kidney Cure sales
Sound kidneys are safeguarded of life claims a patent medicine advertisement. The product Foley's Kidney Cure is promoted as a health tonic sold by F. C. Goodale and Co. and B. Carter.
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War College Board Names Officers for Board and Leavenworth
Washington July 2 Major General Miles announces the War College Board membership including S B M Young William H Carter Tasker H Bliss Henry A Greene and Wm D Beach among others ex officio George L Gillespie J Franklin Bell Wallace Randolph and Albert L Mills The board will convene in Washington on the 21st instant and follow the November 27 general order The Fort Leavenworth General Service and Staff College will open September 1 with Brigadier General J Franklin Bell appointed president.
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Miles
Army
Secretary of War
War College Board
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William H. Carter
Tasker H. Bliss
Henry A. Greene
U. S. Infantry
Wm. D. Beach
10Th U. S. Cavalry
George Ll. Gillespie
J. Franklin Bell
General Service and Staff Colleges
Wallace Randolph
Albert L. Mills
Military Academy
General Service and Staff College
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Powers Favor More Lenient China Indemnity Terms
Washington reports from China indicate England will take indemnity in silver or on a silver basis, with Japan likely to follow. The three powers May influence other Pekin signatories toward looser exchange rate rules. Russia England and Japan reportedly back US view against harsh Chinese occupation in Tien Tsin, aiming for broad withdrawal except legation guards.
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State Department
China
England
United States
Japan
Tien-Tsin
Russia
Legation
Treat Your Kidneys for Rheumatism
When rheumatism strikes the kidneys must be attended to at once to eliminate uric acid. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as the most effective remedy. A testimonial from R. T. Hopkins of Poplar, Wis. claims it cured three years of rheumatism after attempts with other doctors. Sold by F. C. Goodale and J. Carter.
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R. T. Hopkins
Poplar
Wis
Foley
F.C. Goodale
J. Carter
Autopsy Ordered in Marlboro Street Rail Crash
Boston July 2 autopsy ordered on John H. Moore motorman killed in the Marlboro and Hudson street railroad collision. District Attorney Sanderson directs Marlboro medical examiner Dr Palmer to perform the autopsy with Dr Hoitt assisting. Investigation centers on alleged negligence and possible arrests after the Marlboro inquest. The conductor Felix Sawyer survived but has convulsions. Moore had only four days on the road.
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John H. Moore
Marlboro and
Hudson Street
Moore
Pope of
Marlboro
George Sanderson
Felix Sawyer
4Ie
George Dunham
STATE BONDS No More Will Be Issued This Year
Boston reports that no further state bonds will be issued this year unless unforeseen needs arise. About five and a half million dollars have been issued in various loans this year including grade crossings armory hospital for epileptics Medfield Insane Asylum metropolitan parks water and highway loans plus a Massachusetts war loan. Officials note the 300000 for grade crossings may be the last for several years as funds and authorizations are limited and local reimbursements reduce available balance.
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Commonwealth
Medfield Insane Asylum
Metropolitan Parks
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General Court
Congress Street
General
Cadets Face Rustication Over Sandhurst Arson Battery
London July 2 The 48 hour deadline set by Lord Roberts for Royal Military College cadets to surrender those involved in recent fires at Sandhurst expired tonight. It is reported twenty seven cadets will be expelled, while the War Office seeks to suppress full details of the affair. A medical testimonial notes a permanent cure from a burning leg sore.
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London
Lord Roberts
Royal Military College
Sandhurst
War Office
Desperate Burglars Loot McMechan Stores in Fatal Shooting
A masked gang raided McMechan West Virginia during the night, cracking three safes and taking 500 dollars in cash and valuables. Frank Reece was shot in a exchange of fire, losing two fingers and likely fatally wounded. A pursing posse exchanged gunfire with the robbers. one burglar is believed wounded but escaped with companions.
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McMechan
W. Va
Frank Reece
McMechan_ general
Reece
Freight Handlers Seek Settlement After Talks
Chicago July 2 The executive councils of the International Freight Handlers Union and the Chicago Federation of Labor met and announced further efforts to settle the dispute with railroads. President Curran said it may take days to decide whether to call out Chicago's 10 000 members.
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Chicago
International Freight Handlers’ Union
Chicago Federation of Labor
Curran
Livingston Renominated in Fifth District Democratic Convention
Atlanta June 2 Leonidas G Livingston was renominated for Congress today by the Fifth District Democratic convention in Georgia.
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Atlanta, Ga
Leonidas G. Livingston
Fifth Districtemocratic Convention
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