Quay Leads Pennsylvan ia Caucus Vote For Senator
Harrisburg dispatch reports 109 of 164 lawmakers present for a joint ballot caucus with 98 for Quay and 9 for Jones. Absentees and anti Quay faction threaten a prolonged fight as attempts to secure votes continue. Other state races in Connecticut Indiana California and Nebraska also feature bitter senatorial contests and deadlocks.
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Harrisburg
Penn
United States
iNine
House
Matthew Stanley Quay
B. F. Jones
Quay
Jones
C. L. Magee
Harold of
Beaver
Ater
Magee
Senator Quay
Washington
Senate
Snyder
Luzerne
Clark
Mr. Quay
anti-Quay
John Wanamaker
Drowning Man Seeks Kidney Help With Doan’s Pills
A Boston florist, George Delaney, credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with relieving kidney pain after long hours of standing. He followed directions and soon felt well, praising the remedy as unmatched for kidney disorders. Doan’s Kidney Pills are sold at all drug stores, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.
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George Delaney
Boylston Street
Doan
Burwell
Park Square
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Rebels at Iloilo Still Defiant in New Year
Manila dispatches report Iloilo rebels at a meeting on Saturday pledged to signal Americans that unarmed landings are possible but armed landings would meet uncontrollable resistance. Reinforcements arrive from Negros as U.S. ships Baltimore and Arizona attempt to deter them with searchlights. Spanish gunboat Cano remains nearby awaiting orders.
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Manila
Iloilo
Negros
United States
Baltimore
Arizona
Lloilo
Samboangan
Pleasing Prospects for Burrows in Michigan Senate Race
Lansing Mich Jan 3 There is little doubt tonight of Senator Burrows reelection With nearly eighty members signed for tomorrow night s caucus Burrows supporters claim only two of the signers are doubtful His expected vote is placed from 80 to 90
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Ddicks
Dover
Del
Delaware
J. Edward Addicks
Union Republicans
United States
Senate
House
Lansing, Mich
Burrows
Vanderbilt savior John Brady found dead in Bowery restaurant
John Brady, famed for saving a Vanderbilt years ago, died after being choked in a Bowery restaurant. Brady had long resided at the Coliseum Hotel, 37 Bowery, and often recalled his heroic act of leaping to stop a runaway team.
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New York
John Brady
Vanderbilt
Bowery
Brady
Coliseum
Oregon Receives Orders Over Manila Situation
Secretary of the Navy Lloyd today carried orders to the Oregon in Washington on January 3, signaling readiness to act if the Manila situation does not improve.
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Oregon
Washington
Lond
Cubans Angry Over Havana Centralization Order
Santiago residents stage a mass meeting of about 2000 people protesting General Brooke’s order that customs receipts be sent to Havana. General Wood travels to Washington tomorrow to seek modification, arguing funds should stay locally for public works and employment.
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Santiago
Washington
Brooke
Havana
Spain
Cuba
Wood
Gomez's Views Appeal For Cuban Army Disbanding
General Maximo Gomez, from his camp west of Narciso, issues a proclamation urging the Cuban army to disband until Washington resolves pay for insurgent troops. He says Americans have halted the war with Spain and that Cuba is not yet free or independent, calling for an end to American intervention and a duty to the troops.
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Maximo Gomez
Narciso
Washington
Spain
Vate
Cubia
Cuban Leader Calls for Debt Settlement to Honor Soldiers
A Cuban leader insists the country must satisfy the debt owed to its soldiers. He says he will remain in his post and stay ready to help Cubans finish the work he has dedicated his life to.
Vanderbilt Runaway Rescuer Fulfills New Year Gift
Brady saved the occupant of a carriage who turned out to be a Vanderbilt. He never learned which family member he saved. A note led to a $100 New Year’s gift each year at the Fifth Avenue mansion. Brady later died choking after a restaurant misfortune while with friends on Bowery.
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Fifth Avenue
Bowery
Rothschild arraigned in bank fraud case in New York
David Rothschild a Cincinnati bar fixture manufacturer was arraigned in Police Court on charges of swindling banks in New York Cincinnati Chicago and Cleveland out of about 500000 with worthless notes. Examination postponed to the 12th Inst and bail raised from 2000 to 5000.
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New York
David Rothschild
Cincinnati
Central National Bank
Rothschild
Chicago
Cleveland
District Attorney’s Office
Knights of Columbus Banquet Draws North End Members
About sixty members of the North End Council Knights of Columbus attended a New Year’s banquet at the American House. Speakers included State Deputy Edward L. Hearn State Secretary W. J. O’Brien District Deputies Cavanagh Sullivan and Fitzgerald and clergymen Revs D J O’Farrell G J Barry Harvey N Collison and D J Sheehan. The topic was The Knights of Columbus and Their Work with Grand Knight R F Pied presiding.
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North End
Knights of Columbus
Edward L. Hearn
W. J. O’brien
Cavanagh, Sullivan and Fitzerald
D. J. O'Farrell
G. J. Barry
Harvey N. Collison
D. J. Sheehan
R. F. Pield
North End Council
American Expedition Moves in Pacific As War Looms
Islanders report restless troops and rebels drilling on Mindanao beaches as American forces sail from Mlollo Callao toward Honolulu. California volunteers embarked on four transports. Iowa sent to San Francisco for boiler repairs with Celtic, Scindia, and Justin sailing. Oregon and Castine ordered to Manila if needed.
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California Volunteers
Mlollo Con
Callao
Honolulu
Iris
Iowa
San Francisco
Celtic
Scindia
Justin
Oregon
Manila
Castine
Bones found on shore near Chatham after Portland disaster
Surfman William Crowell of the Monomoy life saving station discovered the lower spine and attached leg bones in the surf near Chatham while returning from a patrol. A man's reefer coat lay nearby, partly washed up in the sand, identified as likely from the Portland disaster victim.
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Chatham
Jan
William Crowell
Monomoy Lifesaving Station
Portland
Rutland Railroad Buys Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Stock
Burlington Vermont January 3 A railroad deal of wide interest in New England and Western circles sees the Rutland Railroad Company purchase the stock and bonds of the Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain railroad. Possession is expected in a day or two with plans to build a Burlington to Rouses Point line in the near future.
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Burlington, Vt
New England and Western Railroad
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain Railroad
Rutland Railroad Company
Rutland Road
Burlington
Rouse’s Point
Six Men Arrested at Pleasant Street in Gaming Bust
Police from Station 4 seized six manifold books and 2000 policy slips at 45 Pleasant Street last night. Sixteen? ten men charged with being present where gaming implements were found. Individuals named include Edward Wilson 45 Michael Sullivan 39 Richard Williams 57 Philip Byrnes 31 John Morton 35 and John Conlon 34.
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Pleasant Street
Edward Wilson
Michael Sullivan
Richard Williams
Philip Byrnes
John Morton
John Conlon
Senator Brice Estate Petition Filed for Administration
A petition for letters of administration on the estate of late United States Senator Calvin Brice was filed in New York surrogate's court by his widow Mrs. Catharine Olivia Brice. The filing notes no real property and a personal estate valued at 600000 dollars. Heirs listed are Stewart M. Brice Helen O Brice Margaret K Brice Walter Kirkpatrick Brice and John Francis Brice, all of full age. Surrogate Arnold granted the application and appointed Mrs Brice administratrix.
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New York
United States
Calvin
Brice
Catharine Olivia Brice
Helen O. Brice
Margaret K. Brice
Walter Kirkpatrick Brice
John Francis Brice
Arnold
Mrs. Brice
Cambridge Citizen Kenry Warren Dies At Home
Kenry Warren of Cambridge died at his home on Quinn Street yesterday at age 4. He was not a literary student, well versed in ancient and oriental languages. A graduate of Johns Hopkins University. The funeral will be held tomorrow.
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Kenry, Warren
Cambridge
Quinn Street
Deceaser
Johns Hopkins University
Miss Foster Arrest Scene at Boston Police Headquarters
Miss Foster, in a state of nerves and distress, arrived at police headquarters after a warrant was served. Inspector Harris, Dr. Burgess, and attorney Kent aided her as she sought bail and faced multiple debt-related charges tied to alleged misrepresentations.
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Dr. Burgess
Miss Foster
Chief Watts
Ward & Cameron
Albany
N. Y
George Washington Newton Yost
New York
Ward
Fort Plains
Yost
Fort Plains Seminary
School of Oratory
Boston
Ida M. Mason
Walnut Street
Post
John C. Fredericks
Fredericks
John McGrath in Elevator Accident at Bowker Street
John McGrath, 64, of 2 Minot Street in the sanitary department, was trapped yesterday morning in an elevator at 41 Bowker Street. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where he rested comfortably last night and hopes for recovery were entertained. He was getting off the elevator when the door cage separated from the shaft.
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John McGrath
Minot Street
Sanitary Department
Bowker Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
McGeath
Carney Hospital Banquet Honors Leaders and Staff
At Carney Hospital last night a banquet honored outgoing president Dr Thomas Dwight and incoming president Dr H Burrell. Directors trustees department representatives and many Boston physicians attended. Speeches were delivered by Dr Dwight Dr Burrell and several guests. The event is expected to become annual with a host of prominent doctors present. Attending physicians included Drs J J Minot Derby Blake Richardson DanWBulard Ferguson Devine Gavin Conant Mumford Swift Johnson Kingman Kilburn Daly Goldthwaite Thompson Hewes Pease Brewster Jones Storer Hare Harding Weller Reardon Ogden Meikivoy Hatch Dowd White Fair Crawford.
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Thomas Dwight
Boston
Dwight
Burrell
J. J. Minot
Derby
Blake
Richardson
Danwbulard
Ferguson
Devine
Gavin
Conant
Mumford
Swift
Johnson
Kingman
Kilburn
Daly
Goldthwaite
Thompson
Hewes
Pease
Brewster
Jones
Storer
Hare
Harding
Weller
Reardon
Ogden
Meikivoy
Hatch
Dowd
White
Fair
Crawford
Newtowne Club defeats Review Club in interclub events
In the Massachusetts Interclub League at Review Club Chel last night Newtowne Club teams won in whist pool and bowling, with Bilferds Reviews posting 300 to 167 for Newtowne in total scores, while individual results include Hancock 56 Holmes 111 and Hollander 74 Carrick 75, and Whist Newtowne 314 to Reviews 310 net minus 2.
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Chel
Newtowne Club
Bilferds
Winsor
Campbell
Newtowne
Hancock
Holmes
Pool
Hollander
Carrick
I. W. Batieur
Bestwick
Total
Whangers Edge Yellow Dogs in South Side League Bout
The Whangers defeated the Yellow Dogs 19 in a South Side League match last night after dropping the opening round by six pins. The score details follow in the next line.
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Whangers
Yellow Dogs
Entre Nous Delegates Triumph in Candle Pins Duel
The Entre Nous delegates defeated Be Game Club three straight games last evening. Bradbury rolled a 278 as Be Game appeared overmatched, though the score line ends abruptly in the fragment.
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Entre Nous
Be Game Club
Candle Pins
Bradbury
Be Game
Ats Hurley
Gan McClaren
Ann Ao
McGee
Gami
McAllen
Crowley
Teen A
Archdeacon
Eae
Martin Stev Enne
Aeis
Wren
Coen
Barry Eros
Malden Aldermen Approve Fire Commissioner and Appointments
The Malden Board of Aldermen convened with Mayor presiding. Thomas W. Hough was confirmed as fire commissioner for three years after prior suspension of the rules. Sylvester Baxter secured appointment as park commissioner for five years. Several city officials were reappointed including CC. A. Perkins, William H. Hawley, Henry A. Wilder, C. A. Whittemore, and John Geary. An effort to improve mail service prompted conference appointments with postal authorities. Brown and Robinson were tasked to discuss an iron bridge construction over Washington Street with Boston & Maine officials.
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Malden Board of Aldermen
Dean
Thomas W. Hough
Hough
Farpham
Sylvester Baxter
Farnham
CC. A. Perkins
William H. Hawley
Henry A. Wilder
C. A. Whittemore
John Geary
Schumaker
Whitcomb
Brown and Robinson
Boston & Maine
Washington Street
Everett Council First Meeting Approves Gavel Purchase
Everett January 3 The new Common Council met for the first time and passed an order for a five dollar appropriation to buy a gavel that would become the president’s property upon retirement. The City Solicitor declared the order illegal.
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Everett
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