Rear Admiral Sampson Dies in Washington at 65
Rear Admiral William T. Sampson, retired, died at his Washington home at 5 p.m. after a severe cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by Mrs. Sampson and two sons, services may be held Thursday at the Church of the Covenant. Burial plans discussed for Annapolis or Arlington as arrangements continue.
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Harold Sampson
Santiago
Dr Hale's Five Duties For The Twentieth Century
Chicago May 7 Rev Dr Edward Everett Hale of Boston spoke on The Duties of the Twentieth Century detailing five aims. He urged railroads from Labrador to Patagonia Europe Asia to Siberia to settle populations and redirect emigration, plus Africa Cape to Mediterranean rail to Rhodes ideas and universal peace. He called for fair treatment of Guestiop races including the negro Indian and Chinese and urged cosmopolitan peace as a central aim. The second item discussed relocation plans and potential settlement shifts with up to 700000 seeking entry and 100000 Jews targeted for relocation. The narrative blends speculative rail extensions with social policy proposals and ends with a brief note on a separate case involving Coangelo and Julian on a railroad track.
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Twentieth Century Club
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Cecil Rhodes
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Cape of Good Hope
Brooklyn to fetch Wood after Cuban republic formed
Secretary Moody will send the armored cruiser Brooklyn to Havana to bring General Leonard Wood and his staff to Washington on May 20 after the Cuban republic assumes power. The voyage is a mark of respect toward Cuba.
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Not guilty verdict in Coangelo murder trial
North Hero Vermont May 6 The jury found Antonio Coangelo not guilty after 42 minutes deliberation in the case charging him with the murder of John Julian on December 17 1900 at Albury. Julian’s body was found the following morning.
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Chicago Sailors Incite Disorder Abroad
A Rome despatch reports sailors from the US cruiser Chicago caused disorder in a Trieste cafe. Bottles and glasses were broken and four sailors were arrested. The Chicago left Venice on May 2 for Trieste. One man was wounded in the incident and the arrested men were handed over to Captain Dayton of the Chicago, who paid all damage claims.
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Kidnapped Cincinnati Girl Located in Italy
A cablegram from Ambassador Choate to the state department says Margaret Taylor, the Cincinnati girl abducted in 1898 by her aunt, has been found in Bordighera Italy. He provided the Cincinnati detective with an introduction to Ambassador Meyer in Rome to aid recovery efforts. Some doubt remains on prompt return, but extradition proceedings may be pursued against the aunt.
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Rome
Tramps Gatepost Signs by Walter Jones in Good Housekeeping
In a reflective piece actor Walter Jones recalls tramp gatepost signs and the cautious humor of hiding from doglike warnings while seeking a safe meal. He contrasts rough images with a kindly doorstep where a motherly hostess offers shelter and a chance to send a message home.
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Snowed Under The Color Line Drawn At National Meet
Massachusetts club women lost three main issues at the National federation meeting in Los Angeles on May 6. The drive to admit colored clubs failed, the move to disband individual clubs in favor of state federations failed, and the plan to cut the per capita tax from 10 to 5 cents was defeated. Debates remained fierce yet nonbitter, with North and South union for women’s clubs likely to endure. Miss Jane Addams urged two votes needed to bar unwelcome clubs, but the amendment failed. The federation adopted Emma Fox as parliamentarian, and a bid for the next biennial’s entertainment sparked by Mrs Williams of Minneapolis and Mrs Shields of Missouri followed.
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Negro Pardon Granted on Route to Massachusetts
Governor Jefferson Davis of Arkansas pardoned a man named Thompson on the condition he travel to Massachusetts within 30 days to pursue citizenship. Thompson, a Prairie county inmate, had been convicted of assault with intent to kill and sentenced to three years. The pardon note cites sympathy for northern residents and aims to reform a portion of the South’s black population.
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Mrs. Martha Lowe Dies Aged 72 In Somerville
Somerville reports the death of Martha Perry Lowe aged 72 widow of Rev. Charles Lowe a noted Unitarian clergyman. A founder of the Women's Educational union and honorary president of the Woman's Suffrage league she also contributed poetry and prose to reform efforts. No daughters survive.
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Advancement of Women
Martha Perry Lowe
Charles Lowe
Motion Men to Stop in Gloucester Strike
Gloucester May 6 Developments in the quarrymen strike at Lanesville and Rockport are indecisive. Leaders say 300 to 400 motion men at the sheds here will go out in sympathy. Some has already struck and a general strike was ordered at last night's union meeting.
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Costive remedy Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tabs
Advertises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tabs as a new remedy for costiveness with a guaranteed effect. Each box costs 25 cents and is sold by all druggists.
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Large hats with fruit worn by girls resemble peasant figures
A description notes girls wearing oversized hats laden with artificial fruit. The eye is drawn to a scene of oversized headpieces that evoke picturesque peasant women carrying baskets atop their heads in foreign settings.
Cunnebaug Sends for Samples on Bulk Orders
Cunnebaug Connecticut offers express shipping on orders of thirty yards or more and seeks agents to expand distribution.
Fraternal dance marks twelfth anniversary of Court Samuel de Champlain
Fraternal groups across the city celebrated the twelfth anniversary of Court Samuel de Champlain No 49 Forest ers of America with a large complimentary dance at Foresters hall last evening. Hibbard's orchestra provided music for a 20-number program with extras, as officers led the event and committees announced their roles. The Garfield colony No 34 UOPF held routine business, while Miss Aspinall’s illness canceled the usual program. Other groups including J P Maxfielde circle, Ladies of the G A R, Star of Lower circle, and Mathews temperance institute met, with initiations, speeches, and planned events announced for the season. A Hibernians ice cream party honored Rose party prize winners Miss Mary Lee and Miss Nellie Kirby, with dancing to Middlesex orchestra and several local ladies assisting.
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Ph. Dufresne
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Lowell General Hospital
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Nellie Kirby
Alderman
Annie Lynch
Rose Curran
Annie Gorman
Leroux Denies Dreyfus Confession in Chicago Tour
New York May 6 Hughes Leroux the French lecturer denies that while in Chicago a few days ago he stated Captain Dreyfus confessed his guilt He claims he did not mention Dreyfus in the lecture and calls the widely published interview an invention.
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Hughes Leroux
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Leroux
Painting with Devoe Lead and Zinc vs Mixed Paints
The article states painting a building with Devoe Lead and Zinc uses fewer gallons than Mixed Paints and lasts twice as long as lead and oil mixed by hand, indicating superior efficiency and durability.
Grave anxiety for Holland's Queen
The Hague reports Queen Wilhelmina remains gravely ill with doctors holding consultations and secrecy over the patient’s status. Officials note worsening condition, with nourishment failing since Saturday and heightened monitoring at Loo palace and The Hague. Blood poisoning fears are cited by Brussels dispatches.
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Book Reviews on The Brook Book and Maid of Montauk
A nature book review extols a brook as alive and companionable through the seasons, praising Mrs Miller and the Cor nell nature study work. It also comments on Maid of Montauk by Forest Monroe and The Brook Book by Mary Rogers Miller, noting structure, illustrations, and publication details.
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Cornell
Mary Rogers Miller
Doubleday, Page & Co
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G. C. Prince & Son
Table Talk in May Issue of Table Talk Editors and Contents
May number highlights open with The Conventional Serving of the Table by Mrs. Burton Kingsland and features Parents Problems Our Children's Food by Helen Raymond Wells The Table in Spring by Marjorie March A Story of Tabasco Reminiscence of Oliver Wendell Holmes and Starr King When Company Comes Over the Soup Bowls The Tyranny of Things Housekeeper s Inquiries Bills of Fare and book reviews The Rambler contains gossip and chat The front centerpiece photo depicts Clara Morris Several signed pieces include A Philosopher s Wooing by Anna Chapin Ray The Moral Symbol Elizabeth Luther Cary The Blunder Crime of Reconstruction Henry Loomis Nelson From the Reader s Point of View J Foster Bain Violet Oakley by Harrison S Morris The Literary News of England J M Bulloch The Literary Querist Rossiter Johnson Notes of Rare Books Ernest Dressel North and Miss Oakley portraits and work samples featured in illustrations
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Anna Chapin Ray
Elizabeth Luther Cary
Dante's Influence Across Civilizations
Rev. A. D. Malley discusses Dante's towering impact on global literature since the poem’s era, noting that admiration varies by nation and critic. He cites Voltaire’s disdain, Brougham’s use for political training, and England and Germany’s strong engagement, while praising readers who persevere through its rough ascent to a panoramic, refined vision.
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Germany
A. D. Malley
Donahoe
Stuyvesant Era: Dutch Governor’s Tyrannical Struggle for New York
The piece recounts early Long Island romance and the Dutch and English contest over land 250 years ago during Petrus Stuyvesant’s governorship of New Amsterdam, portraying him as a strenuous tyrant in the struggle for control.
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Petrus Stuyvesant
New Amsterdam
New York
Stuyvesant
Camphor and Naptha Preparations Offered for Winter Garments
In the kitchen ware department A. G. Pollard & Co advertises moth preventive naptha packing camphor. Camphor balls cost 3 cents each or two for 5 cents, 10 cents per pound for flaked camphor, and lump naptha camphor double strength priced at 10 cents for half a pound. Also available in various forms for winter garments.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
For Sale Two Acres Near Electrics With Nice House
Two separate listings describe a country home on two acres with a seven room house, barn, fruit and berries, close to electrics, priced at 1600. The second listing offers a six acre farm near Lowell Fine with fruit, suitable for poultry, near electrics, priced at 2700, contact T H Elliott at 64 Central Street, telephone 908-2.
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T. H. Elliott
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