Adlbert Hay Dead Casts Yale Week In Mourning
Adelbert Stone Hay son of John Hay secretary of state and Yale class leader, died in New Haven after a 80 foot fall from a third story window at the New Haven House. Authorities call the death accidental with investigations into the exact circumstances ongoing as Secretary Hay rushes to his son’s side.
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South Africa
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Newbury
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New Hampshire
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Young Hay
Hyperion Theatre
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Edward G. Mason
Chicago
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Horrorstricken
Young Lay
New London
Harvard
Seth Mosely
Hadley
Death of Adelbert Hay Regrets Secretary of State Family
Washington mourns as Adelbert Hay, eldest son of Secretary of State, is found dead on a sidewalk. Adelbert, 25, born in Cleveland, served as consul in Pretoria and volunteered for service in the Philippines. He earned respect for bravery at Gibraltar and dedication to duties amid Boer War tensions.
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Concord
Yale
Young Hay
Gibraltar
Philippines
Manila
South Africa
Pretoria
Macrum
England
London
Adelbert Hay Resigns Pretoria Poste. Becomes Assistant to President
The account describes Adelbert Hay resigning as Pretoria consul after war era hardships and financial strain, returning to the United States last November. He secures paymaster transfer while awaiting his new role, and will become assistant secretary to the President, succeeding Major Pruden.
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South Africa
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John Hay
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Adelbert Hay
William McKinley
Major Pruden
White House
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Mr. Hay
Mrs. McKinley Gains in Health Move Toward Canton
Washington June 23 doctors at the White House report a distinct gain in Mrs McKinley condition. Dr Rixey notes improved health and hopes for a few short carriage rides this week if weather allows. Remaining plans for Mrs McKinley to travel to Canton next week proceed as arranged.
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Johnson
White House
Rixey
McKinley
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Falkland's Fate Drowns Captain and Crew Off Bishop's Rock
A June wreck off Bishop's Rock leaves Captain Gracie, the mate, and four crew presumed drowned after the Falkland struck during a gale. Mare Baleson’s body has been recovered. Survivors report the ship lost stays, with one lifeboat used to pull two men from the sea. Captain Gracie's wife is ill. survivors will be landed tomorrow.
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Falkland
Thrilling incident of Silas Royal linked to Varnum history
A Boston Herald account recounts Silas Royal a loyal Black servant of Gen Joseph Bradley Varnum. Royal, born into slavery, was reportedly seized and sold with a cover wagon ploy, later freed after legal action. Documents note his daring pursuit, court battles, and a 1779 declaration by John White about the sale.
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Silas Royal
Joseph Bradley Varnum
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Royal
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Franklin
Joseph Robinson
Salem
George W. Coburn
Pawtucketville
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R’yal
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Jonas
Woburn
Joner White
Haverhill
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Jonas Varnum
Heath
Sd White
David Neagrows
Wymen
R'yal
Wyman
John White
Joshua Wyman
Middlesex
Massets Bay
Sd Wyman
Newburyport
James Mitchell Varnum
Rhode Island
County of
Bristol
Irons &c
South Carolina
Fire Chaplains Lead New York Firefighters Rivalry to Scene First
A New York article details the creation of fire chaplains in the city, their duties, and their role in guiding and consoling firefighters. It notes two chaplains and their race to reach incidents, the lack of pay, and the chaplains’ authority and influence in emergencies. Officers like Chief Guerin praise their impact on morale and safety.
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Hugh Bonner
James le Baron Johnson
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Scannell
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T. Walkeley
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Hoboken
Smith
William Guerin
N. ¥. Mail and Express
Cailles Surrenders After Standoff Near Pagsangan
Gen Cailles, near Santa Cruz Laguna, surrenders after messengers reach him at Pagsangan. Col Caballes with about 126 of Cailles' men fled to mountains but returns with 120 surrendering following Cailles' orders. Caballes brings at least 500 rifles as followers press for a proclamation against non surrender.
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Laguna
Luzon
Cailles
Pavsangan
Cabalies
Portia Knight Suit Set for Hearing Against Duke of Manchester
London June 22 Portia Knight breach of promise case against the Duke of Manchester is scheduled for a hearing but with about 150 ahead it may not be reached before October sittings Col Knight has traveled from America to support his daughter The damages alleged reach 50000 while the duke denies any promise and declines settlement Miss Knight says she has circumstantial and documentary evidence compelling a trial Burdock Blood Bitters is endorsed in the text as a stomach remedy.
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New York
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Col. Knight
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Miss Knight
Pollard column previews daily money-saving store bulletins
Lowell column promises a newsy week with daily updates from A.G. Pollard and Co. Each item highlights savings and store happenings designed to attract shoppers.
Silk Eton Jackets A Sale Tomorrow At Half Price
A department store advertises silk Eton jackets, once priced from nine to twenty five dollars, now slashed by half. About thirty jackets remain in sizes from 82 to 40, plain or with lace collars and tucks. The sale starts tomorrow at eight in the morning in East Section on the second floor.
Muslin Underclothes Annual July Sale
Early vacationists can purchase summer under muslins at much less than usual prices. Our annual sale occurs in July as friends travel far. Dainty garments remain including corset covers 19¢ to 2.50, chemises 25¢ to 4.06, drawers 25¢ to 3.56, skirts 50¢ to 6, night gowns 50¢ to 7.50, dressing lacques 75¢ to 4, located West Section 2d Floor.
Linen patterns offered for sale at a lead event
A seller notes they bought goods to sell for a dollar and another importer arrived with a better selection for a July 1 unveiling. Bleached linen comes in ten pretty patterns and is priced at 85 cents per dozen, advertised as cheap.
Century Perfumes Half-Price Extracts In West Section
Popular extracts are highlighted as always available with special attention. Demonstrations feature 50e extracts at half price all week in the West Section, Right Rise.
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