Queen Marie Henriette of Belgium Dies Suddenl
Spa Belgium Sept 19 Marie Henrette Queen of the Belgians died here tonight at ten minutes before ten. She was seated at a table eating a light dinner when syncope struck. Doctors arrived too late. King Leopold travels from Bagneres de Lucheon to Spa as telegrams go out to others. The late queen, born August 23 1836, married August 22 1853 to Prince Leopold. She was noted for piety charity and horsemanship. Her death ends years of heart illness.
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Bagneres— de Lucheon
France
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Austria
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Leopold II
Murder Mystery in New York Solved in Mor ris Canal Case
The New York murder of Mrs Annie Pulitzer is tied to a flat at 103 West Bath Street. Hooper Young, a former Hoboken restaurant worker, is identified as the killer. Evidence includes a trunk shipment to Chicago, a hitching strap, and a buggy ride through Hoboken and Manhattan. Police describe a staged scene and a struggle in the flat before the body was disposed of in the Morris canal.
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Jersey City
West Bath Street
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Hooper Young
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Chicago
Hoboken Crusader
Hoboken
Central Park South
John W. Young
France
Alfred Dabney
Dabney
Sixth Avenue
Wells-Fargo Express Company
19Th Street
Philadelphia
Frankie Carpenter Leads Romance of Vermont at Opera House
Last night Franklin Carpenter and troupe presented A Romance of Vermont with strong rural drama and humor. Cast included Jere Grady William Lawrence and H Cornell Munroe along with Avis Gibney Ann Egleston and Margaret Willard in key roles. Specialties featured Edward Mumford songs James Cowper monologue and Frankie dancing. Today and tonight performances of Fire Fly and A Brave Girl follow, then Liebler Co. The Christian at the Opera House next Monday.
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Frankie
Vermont
Jewel
Jere Grady
Charles William Lawrence
H. Cornell Munroe
Henry Hawkins
Charles Neumann
Warren Cook
Mr. Carson
Thomas B. Dunn
Squire Homespun
James Cowper
Grady
Zeb Higgins
Avis Gibney
Dora
Ann Egleston
Mrs. Ames
Margaret Willard
Martha
Edward Mumford
Blackamoor
Hooper Young Linked to New York Murder Suspect
Hooper Young of Salt Lake City is named as the son of John W. Young, descendant of Brigham Young. The article notes John W. Young, a railroad contractor who profited from Utah and Northern and Utah Central lines, and his political role at Brigham Young's death. Hooper was well known in Salt Lake until a few years ago.
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Pulitzer
New York
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Utah Central
The People's Great Play and Valley Forge At Opera House
The article lauds The Christians as a masterfully crafted stage piece and heralds next week's Opera House program featuring At Valley Forge. It praises the company led by acclaimed performers with Miss Josephine Foy in a stellar lead role.
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Valley Forge
Josephine Foy
Night on Broadway closes at Academy of Music this afternoon
Harry Morris and his company end a successful run of A Night on Broadway at the Academy of Music with matinée and evening shows. Ned Adama’s performance as the enthusiastic lover was a highlight, especially his songs Julia and Newport By the Sea. The production runs three more days before a future show at Music Hall.
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Lowell
Ned Adama
Julia
Newport By the Sea
Music Hall
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Dempsey
New Airship Aims London Flight By Stanley Spencer
London notes a pioneering flight by inventor Stanley Spencer sailing an airship over London from Crystal Palace at 415 PM to Harrow three hours later. The craft covered nearly thirty miles with steady course and low 600 pound weight. It rises to 300 feet and reaches speeds around 15 mph aided by stability devices.
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Clapham Common
The Pension Bureau Conduct Contested by Two Papers
The Springfield Republican accuses H Clay Evans of delaying adjudications to mask savings while the Washington Post defends Ware’s potential to reform the pension system without harming applicants. Both papers question fiscal tactics and justice in disability ratings and year end accounting.
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Springfield Republican
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Bureau
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Washington Post
October Fashion Magazine Ad Offer from Tux Borramex Co
An advertising blurb touts a private milliner service and suggests yearly savings. The notice promotes October number now available for 15 cents per issue and a yearly subscription for one dollar. It lists Butterick agents and Newsdealers, with the company address at 17 Wrath St New York.
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Tux Borramex Co
Wrath St
New York
Roads of Empire and the Roman Roads Legacy
The Spectator essay reflects on roads as civilization’s enduring imprint from Roman to modern Britain. It contrasts Roman engineering with contemporary imperial roads, recalling a rugged jungle march in Borneo to illustrate primitive endurance versus planned engineering and the enduring power of roads to shape empire and memory.
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Europe
Pagalan
Borneo
England
the Spectator
Proper Treatment For A Sprained Ankle
A sprained ankle often keeps a person hobbling for weeks or months but prompt use of Chamberlains Pain Balm can cure many cases in less than a week and some within three days. For sale by all druggists.
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Chamberlain
To Rent A Corner Store Near Westford Street
For rent a corner store suitable for meat and groceries with a meat refrigerator and a nearby depot. Also available are pleasant 3 room tenements in good repair near 34 Central St. Prices listed at 7 dollars and 00 dollars per month, with nearby Northern Depot access.
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Liott
Central St. el
Moses Promoted To Heir Of Israel And The Greater One
A sermon outline on Moses role at end of Deuteronomy and his death, noting his sin at Kadesh, his successor Joshua, and the hope of a greater deliverance in Christ. The lesson contrasts Moses face to face with God and Jesus as Messiah, urging faith in God’s holiness and the coming of a redeemer King.
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Hell
Love as Practical Life in Human Service
A Conservator piece argues love fills the heart and sustains life beyond mere practicality. It claims love makes drafts bearable, nourishes the sources of life, and becomes the essential, though illogical, driving force behind human service and sacrifice.
Just This Minute A Pearl Of Precious Price Poem
A Christian Endeavor World poem urges living in the present with honest purpose. It emphasizes choosing right actions now to shape life’s quality, noting yesterday is gone and tomorrow not guaranteed, and proposing each minute as a gem to be polished.
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Paradise
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