Morris Clark Wedding Reveals Rich Parisian Style Gifts
Miss Katherine Stauffer Clark daughter of U S Senator William A Clark of Montana married Dr Lewis Rutherford Morris at St Thomas church New York on a sunlit afternoon. The ceremony lasted under a quarter hour with a white satin gown and a notable lace shawl valued at about 4000 dollars. A grand reception and dinner followed at the Clark residence with lavish jewelry and a stomacher of diamonds and emeralds valued at 460000 dollars among other presents. The couple will sail for Europe on June 30.
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New York
Katherine Stauffer Clark
United States
William Andrews Clark
Montana
Lewis Rutherford Morris
St. Thomas’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue
Avenue
Fifty-third Street
William Andrews Clark, Jr
Everett M. Culver
Charles Thorndike Parker
Newbold Morris
Wort How
G. Franklyn Lawrence
John Wesley Brown
Clark
Everett Mallory Culver
Christine Pomeroy
California
Mai Pfouts
Butte City
Mont
Lisbon
West Forty-eighth Street
Paris
Joh
Hayes Hammond
Health Cure Ad Promotes Dr. Pierce's Medicine
An advertisement touts Dr. R V Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for lingering coughs lung issues and consumption. It claims a 98 percent success rate with fair trial and offers free confidential medical correspondence from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York. A testimonial from Mrs Alice Holton notes relief after using three bottles. Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are also promoted as aiding elimination of obstructions.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Alice Holton
St. Albans
Kanawha Co
Stormy session in Paris Chamber over Dreyfus affair
May 28 Paris deputies crowded the chamber as Count Boni de Castellane demanded a discussion on government links with Reinach and the Dreyfus matter. General De Galliffet defended the war office and was cheered by Socialists while Nationalists protested. The session ended with a government confidence vote of 288 to 247 and ongoing turmoil about De Galliffet's withdrawal and cabinet loyalty.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Boni de Castellane
M. Renach
Marquis de Gallifet
Fritsch
Count Boni de Castellane
Chamber
M. Deschanel
M. de Castellane
M. Poulin-Mery
Boulanger
de Gallifet
War Office
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Reinach
Dreyfus
Dreyfusards
Temps
Fritch
JM. Deschanel
Gen. de Gallifet
Gallifet
Vive Waldean-Rousseau
de Galliffet
Gen. de Galliffett
M. Delcasse
M. Monis
M. Cassagnac
M. Leon Bourgois
M. Bourgeois
M. Gourgeois
Paris session ends as war minister reappears after dizziness
The chamber adopted the government measure by 283 to 247 followed by unanimous passage of the second portion and adjourned until Thursday. Paris rumors say Captain Fritch sent seconds to M Walldeck Rousseau as Gen Gallifer’s minister of war, suffering heart disease, felt dizzy but recovered after air and returned to his villa in the suburbs.
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Paris
Fritch
M. Walldeck-Rousseau
Dr. Born
Gen. Galliffer
Ministry of War
Tragedy on Town Hill Ends in Double Murder
In New London May 28 a deadly incident at the Zuccardi boarding house left Rafael Rion dead and Frank Deblace gravely wounded. A knife and a revolver were involved, but identities of the attackers remain unknown. Coroner's inquest held, Zuccardi injured but not seriously, as neighbors react to a bloodstained scene and a night of fear.
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New London
Coleman Street
Town Hill
Zuccardi
Rafael Rion
Deblace
Rion
Chicago Labor Troubles Tie Up 10 Million in Building
Chicago May 28 Ten million dollars in building improvements are tied up due to labor troubles and higher building material costs. Architects think an early settlement between contractors and unions affiliated with the Building Trades council could revive the industry, despite elevated material costs and the season. Directors of the National Life Insurance company halted plans for a 12 story fireproof structure for a year amid unsettled labor conditions and price rises. Arbitration and concessions by contractors are seen as key to settlement, with demands to end the sympathetic strike and dissolve the Building Trades council.
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Chicago, Ill
Building Trades Council
National Life
Return of Confederate battle flags planned in Chicago
In Chicago May 28 the Grand Army of the Republic moves to seek congressional authorization to return Confederate battle flags from the war department. If approved, the flags would be handed to G A R and Confederate veterans in Chicago with ceremonies led by President McKinley and veterans of the blue. The plan rests with G A R leaders, with no public knowledge from the president’s friends.
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Chicago
Ill
Grand Army of the Republic
McKinley
War Department
Congress
Veterans of the Blue
Veterans of the Gray
Friends
McKinly
Veterans of the
Boole objects to Columbia seniors beer contest
Mrs. Ella L. Boole, president of New York state WCTU, denounced a Columbia University seniors class programme featuring a handiap beer drinking contest. Speaking to about two thousand at Calvary M E church, she urged President Low to ban the contest and asserted the university must exercise authority over student activities.
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New York
Ella L. Boole
Columbia University
Calvary M. E
Teabout dies from cerebral hemorrhage after boxing match
Eddie Teabout, the colored boxer who died after an exhibition with Billy Forsythe of Danbury, is found to have died of cerebral hemorrhage. Forsythe is jailed and a boxing license for a local contest tonight is revoked by police.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Eddie Teabout
Billy Forsythe
Danbury
Forsythe
Teabout
Sentenced to Twenty Years for Jewelry Robbery
John G Cass former assistant foreman in a Lynn Massachusetts shoe factory received a twenty year hard labor sentence at Sing Sing by the Brooklyn county court. The court marked him as an habitual criminal for robbing Mrs Alice Jones in Brooklyn of 700 dollars worth of jewelry and he was accused of a similar offense in Boston.
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New York
John G. Cass
Tn Lynn
Mass
Sing Sing
Brooklyn
Cass
Alice Jones
Boston
Pittsburg Becomes A League High Scoring Loss For New Yorks
Pittsburgh May 28 Doheny and Seymour were hit hard but Chesbro was in fine shape and the New Yorks never faced more than five batters in an inning. Attendance 2200. Inning by inning scores show Pittsburg 13 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 totals. New York 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 with 14 to 0 in the final. Batteries Chesbro Zimmer Doheny Seymour Bowerman.
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Pittsburg
Doheny
Seymour
Chesbro
Fettle
New Yorks
New York
Zimmer
Bowerman
Wet Grounds Postpone Springfield Worcester Springfield Game
In a weather disrupted schedule the Springfield Worcester Springfield contest was postponed due to wet grounds. In a separate result Syracuse defeated Rochester 7 to 6 at Syracuse Rochester. Hartford hosted Hartford defeating Providence, while Montreal routed Toronto 15 to 4 at Montreal Toronto.
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Springfield
Syracuse
Rochester
Hartford
Providence
College Freshmen Triumphs Across New England and Ivy Venues
In Hanover New Hampshire Kimball Union Academy defeated Dartmouth Freshmen 12 to 8. In Philadelphia Michigan showcased a 7 to 2 win over University of Pennsylvania. Worcester saw Holy Cross beat Georgetown 10 to 3. Cambridge Harvard Freshmen posted a 12 to 4 victory over Harvard Juniors.
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Hanover
N. H
Kimball Union Academy
Dartmouth
Philadelphia
Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
Worcester
Georgetown
Holy Cross
Cambridge
Harvard
Palmer Beats Ware In Twenty Round National Sporting Bout
London results report Pedlar Palmer winning on points over Ware in a twenty round match at the National Sporting Club this evening. In Cincinnati Latonia Derby coverage thousands faced disappointment as only Lieut. Gibson started and rode to win, turning the event into a farce.
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London
Palmer
Ware
National Sporting Club
Cincinnati
Latonia
Lieut
Gibson
International chess sixth round results at Paris club
In Paris this afternoon the sixth round of the international chess tournament saw Showalter defeat Mortimer Mieses overpowered Didier Marshall beat Lasker Pillsbury triumphed over Maroczy Tschigorin defeated Marco Mason beat Sterling Burns topped Schlechter and Rosen beat Janowski. In Princeton news Princeton crack faced defeat.
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Paris
Showalter
Mortimer
Mieses
Didier
Marshall
Lasker
Pillsbury
Maroczy
Tschigorin
Marco
Mason
Sterling
Burns
Schlechter
Rosen
Janowski
Fatal Calumet and Hecla Mine Fire Claims One Life
Fire at the Calumet and Hecla No 2 shaft in Houghton Michigan trapped a rescue party, leaving one man dead after being found on a ninth level ladder. Five others were hospitalized as firefighters and medical staff battled gas and smoke.
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Houghton, Mich
Hecla
Calumet
Will McRae
Richard Martin
Galumet
Ben Saunders
John Haim
Richard Richards
Simon Russell
Two Story House and Barn with Land in Highlands Ward Five
Describes a modern two story house with ten rooms and steam heat on six thousand square feet of land in old Ward Five near School Street Highlands. Owner asks six thousand but implies a quick sale at four thousand five hundred. Neighbors report a nice neighborhood and appealing surroundings plus an eight room variant with steam heat on over seven thousand feet of land and fruit trees offered at four thousand five hundred.
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L.A
Claire Street
Lowell
L.B L
Highlands
B.A. S
Centralville
B.L. Centrasville
C. B. Pawtuckstville
Lowell Line
W. Lit. Dodue
Bio Insurance
Central St
Old Ward Five
School Street
Sixth Street
Pawtucketville
Pawtucket Bridge
Mammoth Road
A.J
H.W. J. Howe
Courier-Citizen
Highland Club
Fish & Plummer
Belvidere
Elsetrices
High Street
Central Strees
Fish & Brummer
Central Street
Measles Hit Brown Heir in Newport Rumor Sparks Attention
The infant son of Mrs. John Nicholas Brown, heir to the Brown millions, contracted measles in Newport Rhode Island. Reports claimed critical illness and two doctors attending, but the child’s condition was later said to be improving and expected to recover in a few days.
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Newport
R. I
John Nicholas Brown
John Carter Brown
Washington
Hearing on claims against Knott and Closson brokerage
Referee De Berville conducted a hearing in Burlington to evaluate specially referred claims against the bankrupt brokerage House of Knott & Closson. The session aimed to establish the validity of most claims from creditors, with decisions on the specially referred items reserved. Several test claims remain to be examined. May 9. George W. Apo
Books in paper covers advertise low priced titles
Lawler the stationer and bookseller at 79 Merrimack Street Lowell promotes a sale of books in paper covers priced at 35c and 15 to 10 cents, plus a choice line of current fiction beautifully bound in cloth at 50c each, with locations on 79 Merrimack Street and 15 and 21 John streets.
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Lawler
Merrimack Street
John Streets
Lowell
New York New Haven & Hartford R R Schedules and Connections
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railway announces timetable changes after October 22 1899. Trains from Lowell Middlesex Street depot to Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and other way stations run at 7 16 11 25 am and 5 25 pm with connections at South Framingham to Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the west and at Concord Junction to Fitchburg for the same routes. The 6 25 pm train links to the Stonington line for New York City and the south and west. Sundays service to South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence is listed at 7 15 am. Peter Clark General Superintendent A C Kendall General Passenger Agent.
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Lowell
Middlesex Street
Taunton
New Bedford
Newport
Providence
Pawtucket
Marlboro
South Framingham
Way
Boston
Albany R. R
Worcester
Springfield
Albany
Concord Junction
Fitchburg R. R
Stonington
New York City
South Framingha
Mansfield
Peter Clark
A. C. Kendall
Boston and Maine Schedule Corrections October 2 1899
Corrected timetable details show trains departing Merrimack Street depot for Boston and various clues to many listed destinations including Lowell Salem Fort Haverhill Newburyport Amesbury Portsmouth and others. The document lists numerous times for weekdays and Sundays, with notes on destinations and connections and a general agent signature.
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Morris-Clark
St. Thomas’s
Dinger
Lenawr
Charles Clark
William A. Clark
Dr. Morris
Europe
Lowell Daily Courter
S.johnson & Company
Windy City
W. C. T. U. President
Columbia
Amsterdam
Ellen Jane Brown
James Brown
Lewis
Young Lewis
St. Louis
Montreal
Toronto
Princeton
Paret
Lennox Club
Davidson
Little
Alexander
Deer Jump
Varnum’s Landing
Geo. B. Coburn
Merrimack
U. H. Elliots
Railroads
Hichburg Railroad
Hoosac Tunnel
Brostomaet
Niagara Falls
Chicago, St. Louis
Lake Champlain
Burlington
Ottawa
Fite
Craine
C. M. Burt
Pass
Ofeur
Billerica
Vance
J. C. Bachelder
Emery Land
Moody Street
A. J. Ryan
Shepard & Fuller
Chelmsford Centre
H. A. King
Good Farm
Wigginville
Williams
Nesmith Street
Oak Street
B. A. Howe
Lowell Post Office
Methuen Street
Bex
Amier
Wooster
Boston & Maine & R
Omicago
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
D. J. Flanders
New York, New Haven & Hartford
R. R
Boston & Maine
Merrimack Street Depot
Monameks Pues
Cne
Diesex
Lawrence
Salem
Fort Haverhill
Newburyport
Amesbury
Portsmouth
Hefxeter
Dover
Alton Bay
Geeeeworth
Saco
Old Orghar
Portland
Augusta
Bathawaterville
Lewiston
Skowhegan
Bangor
Belfast
Rockland
St. Johns
WN. B
Halifax
Qebec
Castine
Teer Isle
Sedgewick
Mar Harbor
Jonespore
Machilasport
Frank Jones
Woburn
Ayer Junction
Ayery
Greenhere
Eterboro
B. Willisboro
Keene
Nasame
Abshua
Franklin
Yanon
VW . Junction
Eta
Aive Franklin Omy
Warner
Raiford
Sunapee
Nort
N.ho
Claremont
St. Johnsbury
Lyndony Wells River
Teris P. Tm
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Montresi
Central
Sherbrooke
Dooxpress
Bedford
Junction
Geates
Livingston Avenue
Carters Drug Store
Branch Street
W. HM. Wiggin & CO
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