Colonel Greene vows to denounce Lawson in Boston today
Colonel W C Greene president of Greene Consolidated Copper says he will come from New York to Boston to denounce Thomas W Lawson in his face as a liar fakir and charlatan. Greene cites a stock market collapse tied to Lawson and Amalgamated Copper and warns of further selling pressure as investors fear a wider drop. Lawson counterups says his action is only preliminary skirmishing.
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W. C. Greene
Greene Consolidated Copper Company
Post
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Colonel Greene
Lawson
Amalgamated Copper
Standard Oil
Amalgamated
Greene Consolidated
Boston
Boston Voters Face First Aldermen Ballot Under New Law
Boston voters this election will choose 13 aldermen per district under a new law, with each voter selecting seven. Forty five candidates from Democrats Republicans Socialists and Socialist Labor compete, listed alphabetically. Four vie for street commissioner to fill Salem D. Charles’s vacancy. Charles seeks re election alongside Emerson Carroll Hall and other Socialist Labor candidates. Twenty two candidates seek three year terms on the school committee with eight to be elected.
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Board of Aldermen
Aldermaniec
Socialist Labor
Joseph Ahearn
Daniel A. Whelton
Salem D. Charles
Charles
Guy C. Emerson
William H. Carroll
George G. Hall
How Bostonians Today Should Mark the Ballot
A brief guidance item explaining ballot marking procedures for Boston voters. It notes how to select candidates and measure questions clearly and legally, with emphasis on following official instructions and avoiding disqualifications. It references local election authority and standard voting practices.
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Bostonians
Cured Cough Built Her Up Miss May Blood Testimony
Miss May Blood of 10 Wall Street Charlestown Mass recounts a severe cold ending in a cough last winter. She credits Father John’s Medicine with curing the cough and building her up, and she would not be without it again. She recommends it for throat and lung troubles.
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Miss May Blood
Wall Street
Charlestown
Father John
Wall St. Charlestown
Mass
For every day it is. Sanford's Ginger claim headline
Sanford's Ginger is described as ten times more effective and always healthful in the claim, asserting daily use benefits without specifying supporting evidence or context. The fragment reads like an advertisement claim, emphasizing consistent healthful effects.
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Sanford
Fire Drives Score Out Into Storm
Lynn December twelve four families including eighteen children fled their lodgings above Dennis F Reardon s grocery as a fire gutted the store and a rear barn within half an hour A passerby alerted tenants by breaking a window and shouting fire Four horses perished in the barn blaze with an estimated loss of twelve thousand dollars
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Lynn
Dennis F. Reardon
Gilbert Adams
Grand Jury Indicts Mrs Chadwick in Forgery Cases
The Cuyahoga county grand jury returned two indictments against Mrs Cassie L Chadwick each with two counts one for forgery and one for uttering forged paper The indictments reference the Carnegie note of 509000 and the note for 250000.
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Chadwick
Cleveland, CO
Cuyahoga County
Cassie L. Chadwick
Three Schooners Missing in Violent Offshore Gales
In the storm swept harbor off Boston three schooners with 24 men aboard are feared lost after several days of big gales. Mariners hugged to port last night, risking sailing time to avoid the danger.
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Boston
Lawson Attacks Press and Missing Bald-Headed Schooners
By Thomas W. Lawson. He says paid ads were refused while others attack him, claiming he preys on the people with Wall Street power. The schooners Quinebaug Wilbur and Churchill vanish after leaving Savannah Jacksonville and Boston in early November with 24 feared dead. captains Davis Janssen and Cook mourn the loss and crews are missing as wreckage is feared off the Delaware capes.
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William Churchill
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New York
Wilbur
Jacksonville
Boston
Churchill
Georgetown
8. C
Atlantic
Mystic
Conn
C. A. Davis
Somerset
J. W. Cook
Atlantic Seaboard
Vatteling
Magnus Janssen
Martin ©. Benson
Glenhill Road
Everett
Jonssen
W. A. Taft
McClure
Delaware Capes
Governor-elect defers appointment to Curran after Curtis motion
Governor-elect Douglas says he will not appoint M P Curran as successor to Commissioner Charles P Curtis named by Governor Greenhalge in 1894. The appointment is in abeyance and the governor elect will await legislative action, noting no rush or advance suggestions.
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M. P. Curran
Charles P. Curtis
Greenhalge
Post
Roosevelt keeps Morton as Navy Secretary past March 4
President Roosevelt announced that Secretary Morton agreed to remain in the Cabinet as Secretary of the Navy beyond March 4 at his earnest request.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Morton
Navy
Snowstorm Threatens Blizzard as Northeaster Advances
Midnight reports described a developing northeast snowstorm that began yesterday afternoon and was forecast to intensify into a blizzard today. Winds neared 42 mph at Block Island and 36 mph at Nantucket with heavy snowfall. Several vessels moved south while others remained at harbor, and the Portland ship Governor Dingley did not sail.
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Weather Bureau
Block Island
Nantucket
St. John
Portland
Dingley
Nantucket Shoals
Monomoy Point
Cars Smash Two Wagons In Twin City Collisions
A collision at Cam bridge and Blossom streets in the West End, around 6 45 last night, involved an outward North Cambridge car hitting a furniture wagon owned by S R and J Lombard of Carlestown. George Lombard escaped injury as the wagon was badly damaged. In a second crash at Washington and Kneeland streets, a Brookline bound car struck an express wagon, tossing driver Andrew F Hohmann and helper John Wheeler to the ground. Both men were treated at the Emergency Hospital with knee contusions and a sprained ankle respectively.
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Cambridge
Blossom Streets
West End
Andrew F. Hohmann
John Wheeler
Hohmann
Wheeler
Fire at Brighton Building Causes 300 Dollar Loss
A fire destroyed an unoccupied building at 658 Washington Street Brighton yesterday afternoon. The structure owned by P. A. Frederickson sustained damage estimated at about 300 dollars.
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Washington Street
Brighton
P. A. Frederickson
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