Gladys Atherton Makes Final Move in Family Rift
Gladys asserts control over Harvey and the household planning to close the Rockville estate while sending him to self reliance in New York. She insists on paying no further support and reveals plans to leave town with Tomlinson’s help, provoking Helen’s anger and a tense confrontation about money, independence, and family duty.
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Mrs. Atherton
Phebe
Helen
Gladys
Delilah
Jook
Tom Iinson
Burhmans
Annette
Tomlinson
New York
Saunders
Rockville
Helen Delays Decision on Re signing Until Discussion
Helen pauses and says she does not feel justified in re signing until both parties, including Mrs Ather ton, discuss the subject thoroughly and reach an understanding about their general future. The remark hints at unfinished matters from her husband.
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Helen
Imperial Trophy Black Eagle Won For A Trifling Sum
Capt Potts of the Maxim company of the Hongkong volunteer corps says he secured the Order of the Black Eagle set with stones sent from the German emperor to the Chinese emperor. He found the relic among looted Pekin loot with Russian soldiers in Tientsin. The German consul offered to take it, Potts refused and set a fabulous price. The consul cabled to Berlin and Potts awaits orders.
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Potts
Maxim Company
Hongkong Volunteer Corps
Prince Henry
China
London Mail
Tientsin
Pekin
Cam. Potts
William
Shanghai
Capt. Potts
Berlin
Rumor Of Strained Ties Between King Victor Emmanuel And Queen Margherita
Reports claim a cooling of relations between King Victor Emmanuel and his mother Queen Margherita over his economy measures since accession. The rumor is dismissed as false, with Queen Margherita approving and praising her son's move following his father's example at court.
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Emmanuel
Queen Margherita
Victor Emmanuel
Margherita
Professor Garner Believed Dead in Africa Jungle
Current Topics reports Prof Richard Lynch Garner, famed for gorilla speech studies in the French Congo in 1892, may have died of jungle fever while conducting fieldwork in Africa. He built a steel cage to study gorillas, learned from a chimpanzee, and proposed a thirty-sound anthropoid vocabulary used in specific contexts.
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Garner
Richard Lynch Garner
Africa
Congo
Gabon
Zoological Gardens
United States
William L. Trenholm Dies in New York Finance Leader and Former Treasurer
William L. Trenholm former comptroller of the treasury died in New York City He was appointed by President Cleveland and served three years He later led the American Surety Company before becoming president of the North American Trust Company A noted financier he wrote The People's Money and served on the Civil Service Commission in 1885 1886 His widow is Miss Kate Louise MacBeth of Charleston South Carolina.
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L. Grenholm
William L. Trenholm
the Treasury
New York
Treasury
Cleveland
Washington
The
Ameri
William L. Trenholmcan Surety Company
New York City
North American Trust Company
Trenholm
Finance
American Association For the Advancement of Science
New York Chamber of Commerce
United States Civil Service Commission
Kate Louise MacBeth
Charleston
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Legion of Honor Honors Paris Exposition Figures
Many French artists and literary figures advance in the Legion of Honor on the occasion of the Paris exposition. Benmat the painter receives the Grand Cross while Sully Prud homme Mercie the sculptor and Massenet the composer are named grand officers.
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Benmat
Sully Prudhomme
Mercie
Massenet
Benjamin Constant
Cazin
Roty
Luc Olivier Merson
Jacquet
Catulle Mendes
Emile Bergerac
Pouvillon
Paul Ginisty
Odeon Theater
Spain's Plan at Pekin Diplomat De Cologan Dean of Pekin
Senor de Cologan, Spain's minister at Pekin, serves as dean of the diplomats in the Chinese capital. He hails from an old Irish family that moved to Spain after the Hoyne battle and became naturalized Spanish subjects. He has served his country in many important roles.
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Spain
Pekin
Senor de Cologan
the Hoyne
Cotton vs Woolen Mills Growth in New Textile Mills
The American Cotton and Wool Reporter reports 224 mills began construction in the last six months. Of these 144 mills produce cotton goods, 51 knit goods and underwear, and 14 woolens. The shift shows rapid cotton fabric growth, with manufacturers focusing on finer goods and competing with foreign rivals in both coarse and better grades.
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American Cotton and Wool Reporter
United States
Olmsted Park Named in Honor of Frederick Law Olmsted
The Boston Board of Park Commissioners voted to rename Leverett and Jamaica Parks Olmsted Park in honor of Frederick Law Olmsted. The famed designer of Central Park and the Chicago World’s Fair landscape will have his name perpetuated in Boston public parks and other major cities.
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Frederick Law Olmsted
The
Boston Board of Park Commissioners
Boston
Leverett Park
Jamaica Park
Olmsted Park
Central Park
New York
Jackson Park
Chicago
Capitol Grounds
Washington
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Montreal
Trenton
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Buffalo
La Follette Urges Wisconsin Anti-Trust Reform
Wisconsin Governor La Follette calls the state legislature to revise anti-trust laws and enact measures offering efficient remedies for trust evils without hampering enterprise or depriving capital of fair returns. He aims to pull up weeds without uprooting wheat.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
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