Wedding in Newport Miss Lily Oelrichs Marries Peter Martin
In Newport at St Joseph's church Miss Lily Oelrichs daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles M Oelrichs of New York wed Peter Donahue Martin of San Francisco in a lavish ceremony. The bride wore ivory satin with velvet lace train and diamonds, escorted by her father. the reception followed at the Oelrichs home with a grand wedding breakfast and gifts. The couple will spend the season in Newport before a Western winter in San Francisco.
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Newport
R. I
Old St. Joseph’s Church
Lily Oelrichs
Charles M. Oelrichs
New York
Peter Donahue Martin
San Francisco
Rhine
Father Deady
Old State House
Mulkadi
Guardibassi
Manfred
Tannhauser
Wagner
Henry R. Martin
Charles de L. Oelrichs
Henry Oe6elrichs
Frederick Havemeyer
Philip Lydig
Lawrence McGreery
Frank Carolan
Hermann Oelrichs
Crowninshield Held For Assault On Yachting Expert
Salem July 24 B B Crowninshield famed yacht designer was held in 50 bonds for appearance next Monday after a brief district court hearing on charges of assaulting Adolphus McVey yachting expert of the Boston Herald The incident allegedly occurred at Manchester during a heated dispute over a small matter Crowninshield later sailed home to Marblehead following the hearing and warrant proceedings had led to his summons with no action taken at today s session
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Salem
Adolphus McVey
Boston Herald
B. B. Crowninshield
District Court
Manchester
Crowninshield
McVey
Marblehead
King Still In Bed Amid Royal Bulletin
An official bulletin from the royal yacht Victoria and Albert states the King continues to make uninterrupted progress and remains in bed. The update, issued at Cowes on July 24, notes no change in his condition.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Victoria and Albert
King’s health improves as wound granulates
London notes from the British Medical Journal report King’s health is excellent. He remains recumbent and has not left his couch, though he is moved to the couch daily and wheeled on deck when possible. No walking or deterioration, and the wound is granulating well.
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London
The
British Medical Journal
Babcock Opens HQ in New York For GOP Campaign
Representative J W Babcock of Wisconsin chairs the Republican Congressional campaign committee and announces open headquarters in New York. He says the party outlook is excellent and the Republicans will keep a solid working majority in the next House.
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New York
J. W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Altair Yacht Floats After Shoreing Off Hart's Island
The steam yacht Altair, which ran aground yesterday on Hart's Island, was floated last night and towed to Stapleton in Staten Island today.
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New York
Altair
Hart's Island
Stapleton, S. I
Hold Up Daring Train Robbery Nets 50000 Loot
El Paso July 24 A daring hold up on the Mexican Central train shortly after departure saw three Americans board the train Two rode the outside on the baggage car while the other entered the third class coach They seized Messenger Buckner in the express car and forced open the safe taking 50000 in currency bound for the Banco Minerco in Chihuahua The robbers vanished as the train slowed and stopped A suspicious passenger who refused to pay fare was ejected and is believed to be a robber ally who helped trigger the stop
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el Paso
Permijila
Buckner
Banco Minerco
Chihuahua
Brazen Knuckles Elusive Murder Revealed in Atoka
Atoka Oklahoma July 24 James Reeves surrendered to police admitting he killed his wife her mother Mrs Grant and John Knuckles over a love triangle after his intoxicated confrontation with Knuckles near a church. Reeves said he was driven by jealousy and shot Knuckles first then fired at his wife and Mrs Grant as the wagon fled.
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Atoka
I. T
James Reeves
Lawless Band Surrounds Sheep Camps in Landers Wy
A 150 masked men gang killed a Mexican herder named Sam Galaxea and drove about 65 000 sheep from 25 herds into the mountains near Landers Fremont County. Sheep camps abandoned under threat of instant death. sheep preyed upon by wild animals. Militia may be called out to protect sheepmen.
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Landers
Wyo
Sam Galaxea
Fremont County
Fire destroys Osborn Morocco Factory at Peabody
In Peabody on July 24 a defect in boiler room equipment sparked a fire that gutted the J. E. Osborn & Co morocco factory, spreading through the three story wooden building. Firemen quenched the blaze after extensive damage, leaving about fifty workers unemployed. Loss to building and contents is estimated at 12,000 dollars with 14,000 dollars insured.
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Peabody
Morocco
J. E. Osborn & Co
No Delay in Ship Combine Purchase Affairs
London July 24 J S Morgan Co London branch of J P Morgan Co replies to AP there is no delay in payment for shares. Contracts with all companies are sealed and delivered, giving until December 31 to complete payment. No action within this limit.
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London
J. S. Morgan & Co
J. P. Morgan & Co
Shipping Combine
Associated Press
Manila Braces as 7000 Cigar Makers Strike for Higher Wages
Manila on July 24 reports about 7000 cigar makers walking out demanding wage increases. A small fire at E Hapgood and Son's mattress shop on Lawrence Street was started by spontaneous combustion, with a telephone call summoning a portion of the Central fire station to the blaze.
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Manila
Central Fire Station
E. Hapgood & Son
Lawrence Street
Lieutenant Hickman Vindicated in Ducking Natives Case
Manila July 24 The court martial of Lieut Edwin A Hickman First cavalry on charges of ducking two Tayabas natives who refused to guide him to insurgent stronghold Caballos has concluded and he is believed acquitted The defense cited general orders and urgent need to locate Caballos a telegraphic order from General Chaffee and Major Gardener witness testimony suggested Gardener pressed charges Major Gardener accused of seeking to shift responsibility Col Smith testified Gardener was responsible for the charges
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Manila
Edwin A. Hickman
First Cavalry
Tayabas
Caballos
Hickman
General Chaffee
Chaffee
Col. Smith
Major Gardener
Lieut. Hickman
Pershing Arrests Sultan of Binadayan in Mindanao Hostage
Manila reports Captain John J. Pershing of the 15th cavalry has arrested the Sultan of Binadayan as a hostage to secure the surrender of Moros who attacked two Americans on June 22. The Sultan refused conditions including producing a dead American or a relative, and ordered his followers to capture the guilty Moro Tongul, who fortifies his house and defies arrest as an officer is reported horribly mutilated.
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Manila
John J. Pershing
15Th Cavalry
Lanao
Mindanao
Binadayan
Pershing
Tongul
Pope Receives American Pilgrims in Rome
In Clementine hall the Pope greeted about 200 American pilgrims led by Father E H Porcile of Brooklyn. Bishops O Gorman and Shanley accompanied the visitors who presented $1000 and received the apostolic benediction amid cheers and tears.
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Rome
E. H. Porcile
Fathers of Mercy
Brooklyn
Clementine Hall
Thomas O’gorman
Sioux Falls
John Shanley
Fargo
Thomas F. Kennedy
Philadelphia
American College
Porcile
McGregan
Peck
Yale
Leo
Anthracite Coal Prices Rise in New York
New York on July 24 reported an advance in retail coal prices to eight dollars a ton for all sizes. The increase adds fifty cents a ton for users of egg size coal and ten cents a ton for steam size buyers.
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New York
Bodies Found Of Four Murdered Teachers Near Manila
Four missing educators were found slain in the mountains near Cebu Island. Police killed the gang leader and captured eight others. one escaped. The teachers disappeared June 10 and were buried in Cebu. Circumstances and exact murder date remain unclear.
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Manila
Cebu
Missing Cebu teachers reported killed by Ladrone bandits
Washington reports a cablegram saying teachers John E Wells Louis A Thomas Ernest Heger and Clyde A France were murdered by Ladrone bands in Cebu with eight captured. Disputes over Thomas identity arise as relations in Ohio and Cincinnati seek confirmation while evidence links a captured Ladrone to Thomas. Ernest Heger left Cincinnati February 1902 to teach in the Philippines.
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Washington
War Department
Cebu
John E. Wells
Montgomery Avenue
Providence
R. I
Louis A. Thomas
Ernest Heger
Vine Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Clyde A. France
Berea
Ladrones
Jessie France
Japan
Carl Heger
Miss
France
Mr. Heger
Thomas
Stanley E. R. Thomas
Peabody
L. J. Thomas
Second Congregational Church
Harvard
Islands
Philippines
Cincinnati University
Outlaw Tracy Sighted. Two Armed Riders Reported Near Salem
Frank Pickens, a resident near Woodburn Oregon, encountered a heavily armed bicycle rider claiming to be Tracy and asking directions to Salem. A second armed rider followed eighty rods behind. Authorities alerted as Salem prison guards bolstered walls and dispatched extra guards to prevent a possible raid.
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Woodburn
Ore
Frank Pickens
Tracy
Salem
Pickens
Trackless trolley eyed for Lowell test run
Two Lowell capitalists arrive to arrange a trackless trolley system on a one mile macadam road. An overhead wire powered 20 horse power omnibus will be used for the experiment in this city, where the only line of its kind in America is soon to be in operation.
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Franklin
N. H
Lowell
Mass
America
Man James Donnelly Found at Nashua in Police Notice
A man named James Donnelly claims residence on John Street in Lowell. He is about 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs around 175 pounds. Deputy Welch received the information by telephone at the police station.
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James Donnelly
Nashua
John Street
Lowell
Welch
Treasurer of Cebu Guilty of Stealing
Manila July 24 Ross Douglas former treasurer of the Island of Cebu has been found guilty of embezzlement. He has not yet been sentenced.
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Manila
Ross Douglas
Cebu
Lead Pipe Cinch Secures Jail Term In Police Court
In a morning session Judge Hadley acquitted Mike Charles of larceny from Manzoian after Charles claimed partnership rights in a laundry business for $50. Charles faced a separate warrant for selling mortgaged property, continued to Saturday. Thomas Lennon was found guilty of larceny of lead pipe from Saunders Street house and sentenced to three months in jail. Athan and Louis Theophilopoulos had assault and battery cases continued to July 26.
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Mike Charles
Kacadoor Manzolan
Hadley
Charles
Manzoian
D. J. Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Thomas F. Lennon
Saunders Street
S. W. Hands
Athan
Louis Theophilopoulos
Bryan Address to Newsboys at Tremont Temple
A Nantasket visit covers a New England Democratic league banquet in Rockland hotel with about 300 attendees. Speakers include William J. Bryan and Senator Carmack, aiming to harmonize New England Democrats and boost congressional wins without backing a presidential candidate.
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Nantasket
Massachusetts Bay
United States
New England Democratic League
Rockland Hotel
League
New England
P. A. Collins
London
Boston
William J. Bryan
Edward M. Shepard
New York
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Senator Bailey
Texas
Bryan
Henry Hollis
New England League
Reed
Maine
Rhode Island
Federal Express
Tremont Temple
Newsboys’ Protective Association
Rockland House
Body in Sack Identified in Bay Ridge Killing
The body of Joseph Cateno, an Italian Brooklyn grocer, found sewn in a sack near Bay Ridge, was identified today. Police say Vincent Trica, an Italian fruit packer, had threatened Cateno and is under arrest on suspicion.
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New York
Bay Ridge
Joseph Cateno
Brooklyn
Vincent Trica
Cateno
Fourth of July Costs Approved by City Committee
The committee on accounts met at city hall and approved all Fourth of July expenses totaling 1750.55 with items for labor bands and printing. Bills from two undertakers for carriages drew inquiry though roping and flags were included in roping off the South common.
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Committee On Accounts
City Hall
American Band
Courier-Citizen Company
Daily News
Frank M. Dowling
Emmet Baseball Club
Excelsior Band
J. Edward Houle
Joseph J. Johnson
C. H. Kimball & Co
Lepine & Co
Libby Printing Co
Lowell Cadet Band
Lowell Daily Mail
Lowell Mechanic Phalanx
Lowell Military Band
Lowell Sun
Middlesex North Agricultural Society
Mirault’s Band
Morse Coach Co
Welch Bros
Houle
South Common
Aly
Campanile Plans Dictated by Missing Measurements
Venice reports a major setback in campanile restoration as no detailed plans, measurements, or drawings exist for the collapsed bell tower. Officials must now reconstruct a plan from photographs and a partial interior tracing, identifying stones in the ruins to guide repairs.
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Venice
Office For the Conservation of Monuments
Monastery La Trappe Destroyed by Fire at Oka
Fire gutted the celebrated La Trappe monastery at Oka Quebec last night, with estimated losses of 300000 dollars and 100000 dollars insured. Ninety seven monks escaped unharmed, and all vestments and church vessels were saved. Ten thousand gallons of cider and four thousand gallons of wine were lost in the blaze.
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Oka
Que
la Trappe
Survivors Confirmed After Primus Sinking in Elbe
Hamburg reports 71 survivors identified from the steamer Primus disaster on the River Elbe. Authorities note 112 passengers still missing, making the tallies definite as of last night.
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Hamburg
Elbe
Braganza Prince and associates arraigned for trial
London July 24 Prince Francis Jo seph of Braganza and three associates charged with misconduct under the criminal law amendment were arraigned at Southwark police court and all committed for trial.
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London
Prince Francis Joseph of
Braganza
Southwark
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Pope
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Dover
Lee
Enterprise
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Primus
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