Boston Surrenders to Winter at Lasi Boston Surrenders to Winter at Lasi
Winterstorms hit New England with eight inches of snow and northeast gale. Shipwrecks reported off Gloucester and a deadly wreck at South Ashburnham left one brakeman dead. Shipping fears eased as hurricane signals were dropped and coast towns faced cold, fair weather ahead.
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South Ashburnham
Boston
United States
Caus
Reed suffers nausea attack at Washington hotel
Mr Reed was stricken with nausea shortly after 1 am in his weakened state. Dr Bishop, attending, left to consult Dr Gardner but said he would not have left the bedside if there were any alarming change in the patient’s condition.
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Washington
Reed
Bishop
Blondin Trial See Strong Landlady Testimony Emerges
The Blondin trial centers on key testimony from Mrs Hennigan, Blondin's landlady, who last saw Mrs Blondin in the Green Street house. Her detailed account, challenged by Mr Morrison with cross examination, dominates the proceedings as Blondin reacts with rising tension.
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Blondin
Mary Casey
Mr. Morrison
Poor Suffer Greatly From Want of Fuel in Boston
Reporters canvassed Boston neighborhoods and found widespread fuel poverty as coal prices soar. Tenement residents in North End South End West End East Boston and Charlestown report no coal or only scant wood, families huddling around stoves with freezing homes and illness rising.
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Herbert Lyman
South End
Dover Street
Castle Street
Harrison Avenue
Albany Street
North End
Foster Place
J. H. Mullen
Hanover Court
City Fuel Committee
West End
Orleans Street
Patrick Quinness
Charlestown
Labor Trouble in Court
The contempt hearing in the Lynch & Woodward versus John T. Cashman labor dispute opened before Master F. N. Nay. Stemming from a strike at the Majestic Theatre over steam fitting work, the case involves injunctions against interference or boycotts. Testimony from workers was heard and the matter adjourned to Monday.
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Lynch & Woodward
John T. Cashman
F. N. Nay
Majestic Theatre
Equity
Boston Weekend Weather Forecast Ends Cold and Wary
Fair and cold Saturday with northerly winds diminishing over Boston and nearby areas. Sunday promises fair and warm conditions with light variable winds expected across the region.
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Boston
Father John's Medicine Cited by Patient in Lowell
Anthony D. Conway of Lowell Massachusetts claims Father John's Medicine cured him of the grip last winter, endorsing its effectiveness for winter illnesses.
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Anthony D. Conway
Lowell, Mass
John
Coal Still $9 Per Ton in Storm and Cold Wave
The Metropolitan Coal Company reports a very small supply but keeps the price at $9 per ton. Orders are hard to place as stock is limited and demand is high. Some suburban dealers have raised prices to as much as $12 per ton and sell only to regular customers.
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Metropolitan Coal Company
Saxon Destroyed by Dockside Fire in Philadelphia
The Saxon of the Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Company burned at her dock at midnight and is a total loss. The sister ship of the Norman, which ran aground near Chester yesterday, the Saxon's engine room fire killed or injured no one. Captain Briggs and 21 crew aided local firemen. The 1290 ton vessel plied Boston and Philadelphia carrying passengers and freight.
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Saxon
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Company
Norman
Delaware River
Chester
Briggs
Boston
Allen Defends Sinking Fund Deposits After Bank Closure
Boston finances face scrutiny as funds from the sinking fund were found deposited at Central National Bank until its closure on November 14. Charles H. Allen, a director of Central, says he was not on the sub committee that approved the deposits and that the full committee had no involvement. Deposits were made in several banks, with no special significance tied to the Central.
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Boston Weekly
Central National Bank
Boston
City Hall
Commission
Central
Charles H. Allen
The
Allen
McNamee Attacks Non-Partisans at Cambridge Rally
Cambridge Mayor McNamee denounced the non partisan Republican party as a Library Hall creation aimed at deception. He criticized local election tactics, urged taxation of rich areas near Harvard, and defended his own property assessments while calling for fairer taxes for working people.
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McNamee
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Cambridgeport
Library Hall
Republican
Hollis R. Bailey
Harvard College
City Hall
Brooks
Gooch
Harvard Square
Fire Devastates Laconia Masonic Temple in Explosive Blaze
In Laconia New Hampshire a morning fire at the Masonic Temple caused extensive damage. An explosion wrecked the basement used by Laconia Hardware Co. and hurled iron fragments up to a quarter mile, destroying the building and nearly all contents with a loss around 125000 dollars.
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Laconta
N. H
Masonic Temple
Laconia Hardware Company
Haverhill Socialists to Appeal After Mayor Recount
In Haverhill Henri R. Watson will be the Republican mayor next year after a recount shows Watson leading by 12 votes, short of the Socialist bid to overturn the 14 vote plurality. Socialists threaten court appeal to challenge the result.
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Haverhill
Henri R. Watson
Watson
Mr. Watson
Fishing schooner Chandler R. goes ashore at Adams Beach
The fishing schooner Chandler R. of Portland Maine with a three man crew went ashore on Adams Beach. The vessel rested easily and can be floated with little trouble. It had sailed from Beverly for a trip down the bay and returned last night as a storm arose steering toward Half Way Rock near Boston light.
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Quincy
Chandler R
Portland
Adams Beach
Beverly
Boston
John A Andrew Post 15 elects officers evening
John A Andrew Post 15 6 A R elected officers last evening with Commander James McKenzie senior vice Charles H Nason junior vice Christopher O'Brien surgeon Gustavus F Walker chaplain William H Hedly quartermaster Albert Fitzemeyer officer of guard William E Costello trustee George W Powers officer of the day George W Emery representatives to encampment George C Winslow Eugene YD Sanborn James E Coolidge Addison D Nichols Albert Fitzemeyer Christopher O'Brien Charles W Bartlett Dennis Linehan William E Corthell Nelson A Hallett
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John A. Andrew
A. R
James McKenzie
Charles H. Nason
Christopher O’brien
Gustavus F. Walker
William H. Hedly
Albert Fitzemeyer
William E. Costello
George W. Powers
George W. Emery
George C. Winslow
Eugene YD. Sanborn
James E. Coolidge
Addison D. Nichols
Christopher O'Brien
Charles W. Bartlett
Dennis Linehan
William E. Corthell
Nelson A. Hallett
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