Emma Goldman Arrested in New York Anarchist Meeting
Central office detectives broke up an East Side anarchist meeting. Emma Goldman spoke, Alexander Berkman urged disobedience, with John R. Coryell and 16 year old Israel Schwartz taken into custody. Goldman faces a felony charge for incendiary platform remarks.
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New York
Alexander Berkman
States
Henry C. Frick
Homestead
Penn
Emma Goldman
Central Office
East Side
Berkman
John R. Coryell
Israel L. Schwartz
Coryell
Bank Bomb Thrower Identified as Rollo Steele in Philadelphia
Police link the Fourth Street National Bank bomber to Rollo Steele of Garner Iowa after finding his personal effects at the Grant House. Detected items include fuse detonators a revolver tools clothing and travel records suggesting movements through Chicago Lynchburg and New York City.
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Philadelphia
Fourth Street National Bank
W. Z. McLear
Rollo Steele
Garner
Iowa
Grant House
J. R. Steele
New York
Chicago
Lynchburg
Southern Railway
Rollo
Steele
Bomb Wrecked Rochester Shop
An explosion blasted the entire front of a Rochester shop at 88 North Water Street, believed caused by a bomb. Glass shattered along the street as police investigated, noting a metal chute to the basement was cut and bent, with the building housing a large shop.
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Rochester
N. Y
North Water Street
Main Street
Reported Dead Appears Alive At Trinity College
Milton B Dravo of the class of 1907 Trinity College Pittsburg died of measles as announced yesterday but was found alive and en route to Dartford Conn to resume his college work Dravo was a two year catcher on the baseball nine and a Trinity President Luther said an inquiry will likely look into the death report origin.
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Dartford
Conn
Milton
Dravo
Trinity College
Pittsburg
Penn
Luther
Trinity
Russian Peasants Lose Leader Annikin
St. Petersburg reports the death in Kiev province after a long illness of Stephen Vassilievich Annikin, the foremost peasant leader, founder of the Group of Toil and former member of the lower House of Parliament.
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ST. Petersburg
Kiev
Stephen Vassilievich Annikin
Texas Ranger Captain McDonald Seen For Adjutant General Post
Captain William J. McDonald, long time Texas Ranger commander, is favored for Texas adjutant general under Governor Campbell. Renowned for frontier service, he has survived many gunfights, fought duels, tracked criminals across vast terrain, and once prevented a Fitzsimmons Maher prize fight from staying on U.S. soil. He remains armed and on alert, patrolling dangerous border regions.
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Washington
William J. McDonald
Texas
Campbell
Brown Brockson
Brownsville
Southwest
Texas Rangers
Foraker
Senate
McDonald
Law
Captain McDonald
United States
Mexico
William J. M'Donald
Texas Ranger
Catholic Alumni Sodality Sends Pope Sympathy From Boston
At a Boston Catholic Sodality meeting the group voted to dispatch sympathy to Cardinal Merry Del Val in Rome and Cardinal Richard in Paris. They express loyalty to the Holy See during France’s trials and condemn republican separation as unlike American liberty, signed by President Henry V. Cunningham.
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Catholic Sodality of
Boston
Cardinal Merry del Val
Vatican
Rome
Catholic Alumni Sodality
Holy See
France
Henry V. Cunningham
Cardinal Richard
Paris
Republic
Southampton Becomes White Star Terminal for Mail Service
White Star Line moves its English terminal of the Wed nessday mail service to Southampton. Eastbound calls will be Plymouth and Cherbourg while westbound calls Cherbourg and Queenstown. The service, named United States and royal mail, will be run by the Adriatic Teutonic and Majestic ships, starting in spring travel. Boston Queenstown Liverpool sailings shift to Wednesdays from both sides.
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White Star Line
America
Europe
Southampton
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Queenstown
United States
Royal Mail Service
Teutonic
Majestic
Boston
Baltimore Welcomes Irish Envoys at United Irish League Event
The Maryland Theatre filled with sympathizers for Ireland as Cardinal Gibbons observed from a box. Governor Warfield presided over a reception for MPs Thomas J. Kettle and Richard Hazleton, hosted under the United Irish League.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Ireland
Cardinal Gibbons
United Irish League
Warfield
Thomas J. Kettle
Richard Hazleton
Banquet and Reception Plans for Dr Lewin Visit
Boston committees organize events for Dr Shemaryahu Lewin of the Russian Douma. He arrives January 11 and stays at Hotel Touraine. A reception is set for January 13 at Tremont Theatre and a communal banquet January 14 at the Somerset Hotel with Governor Guild and others speaking.
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Lewin
Shemaryahu Lewin
Young Men's Hebrew Association
East Concord Street
Dr. Lewin
Boston
Touraine
Tremont Theatre
Somerset Hotel
Governor Guild
Thomas van Ness
Herbert Parker
Isidor Phillips
John Nathan
M. M. Eichler
Jacob de Haas
George Moses
Lehman Pickett
David A. Ellis
J. Andrews
Plymouth County AOH Ladies Auxiliary Reports Growth
At the quarterly convention in Hingham County President Mrs. M A Donovan announced a net gain of 200 members and four auxiliary divisions. State president Mrs. Katherine E Burke of Somerville and State vice-president Miss Julia Hayes of Abington attended. A banquet and concert honored the visiting delegates.
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Plymouth CO
Plymouth County
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Hingham
M. A. Donovan
Katherine E. Burke
Somerville
Julia Hayes
Abington
Jeffries Point Oarsmen Ball Tonight at Lyceum Hall
The ninth annual reunion and ball of the Jeffries Point Rowing Association will be held in Lyceum Hall East Boston tonight. A large number of invitations have been sent and many visitors from rowing clubs in and around Boston are expected.
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Jeffries Point Oarsmen
Lyceum Hall
East Boston
Jeffries Point Rowing Association
Boston
Firemen Die in Fire at Hill's Paper Warehouse
Three New York firemen Campbell Siefert and Lennon were killed when interior walls collapsed during a blaze at Hill's paper warehouse on Roosevelt Street. All three failed to escape after orders to evacuate. Loss reached about $15,000.
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New York
Hill
Roosevelt Street
Campbell
Siefert
Lennon
Armenians accused of selling whiskey on Quincy street
In Quincy two Armenians from Boston, Ceban Debigean and John Latian, were arrested for selling whiskey on a public street. Patrolman Pharane, in civilian clothes, bought a quarter pint for a quarter and arrested Debigean. Latian was captured after a 600 yard chase with a citizen’s help. Police say they frequented Quincy from Boston each evening and Sunday, carrying bottles. Debigean previously faced a $50 fine for the same offence.
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Quincy
Ceban Debigean
John Latian
Boston
Quincy Point
Pharane
Debigean
Washington Street
Lallan
St Clare Court Officers Entertained in Roxbury
Mrs Dennis D Driscoll retiring chief ranger of St Clare Court 106 M C O F hosted past year officers at her 110 Wayland Street Roxbury. Attendees included Dr W S Doherty Katherine McNally Mamie Capell Annie Sullivan Mary A O Keefe Annie Leahy Mary Murphy Crane Hickey Gannon and others.
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ST. Clare Court
Roxbury
Wayland Street
Dennis D. Driscoll
Rozbury
W. S. Doherty
Katherine McNally
Mamie Capell
Annie Sullivan
Mary A. O'Keefe
Annie Leahy
J. C
Mary Murphy
Crane
Hickey
Gannon
Home Made Remedy for Rheumatism Promised Relief
An aged newspaper copy promotes a home made mixture of Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparila as a cure for rheumatism and kidney impurities. It claims relief from early doses and urges readers to preserve the cutout for regular use.
Arlington Boy Struck, Killed By Fast Moving Car
Edmond Poirier seven years old of 23 Henderson street was fatally struck on Mystic street Arlington by a speeding Winchester Arlington car. The boy tag chased with companions when struck. his body freed after a quarter hour by jack screws. Motorman Charles Goodhue 51, of 133 Haven street, was not blamed. The accident happened near 61 Mystic street in front of relatives home.
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Arlington
Mystic Street
Edmond Poirier
Maxim Poirier
Henderson Street
Winchester- Arlington
Charles B. Goodhue
Massachusetts Avenue
Haven Street
Reading
Winchester-Arlington
Woman urged crew to heroic deeds on Hilarius fire
Mrs. R. N. Marshall wife of the Hilarius captain stood on the after bridge in Para Harbor Brazil as flames threatened the ship and cheered the crew to a fierce fight that saved the steamship. Chief Engineer Flanagan earned severe burns while urgently pumping steam to power the pumps. The fire began December 21 and the ship carried wool hides and quebracho extract worth over 1 million dollars bound for Boston and New York.
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Houston
Hilarius
R. N. Marshall
Para Harbor
Brazil
Para
South America
Boston
New York
National Docks
East Boston
United States
Hayes
Wyndham
Marshall
Flanagan
River Para
Brightons Alderman-Elect Seeks Pay Raises for Firemen Police
Alderman-elect William H. Woods plans at term start to file an order raising firemen pay from 1200 to 1400 yearly and police sergeants from 1200 to 1500 while raising lieutenants from 1600 to 1800. He cites higher cost of living and sets a minimum laborer wage at 2.25 per day.
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William H. Woods
Brighton
Fast Time and Low Rates to California by Through Trains
The Electric Lighted Los Angeles Limited Train via Chicago Union Pacific South-Western and New Salt Lake routes carries tourist passengers from Chicago to Southern California in under three days without change. Through tourist sleepers run daily to San Francisco and Los Angeles via North Western Union and Southern Pacific Railways, personally conducted on Tuesday and Thursday each week, with Wednesday and Thursday service via the Colorado Scenic Line to Portland Oregon. For details contact J. E. Brittain, General Agent, 500 Washington Street Boston.
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California
Los Angeles
Chicago
Union Pacific
South-Western Line
New Salt Lake Outes
Chiago
Southern California
San Francisco
North-Western
Union
Southern Pacific
Portland
Ore
J. E. Brittain
Washington Street
Boston
Fire At Derby Desk Storage House In Somerville
A fire broke out early Sunday in the Derby Desk Company storage house at Washington and Myrtle streets Somerville. Patrolman Doolin found the interior a mass of flames after touring the building with no windows found open. Chief Hopkins managed the fire well, keeping it inside the wooden dry structure. a similar blaze occurred over a year ago on Lowell street involving desks.
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Derby Desk Company
Washington and
Myrtle Streets
Somerville
Doolin
Hopkins
Lowell Street
Peeping Tom Alarm Spurs Melrose Residents
In Melrose Wyoming district residents seek police protection after two nights of peeping incidents. A man was seen peeping into homes on Adams street Friday night and again Saturday night. Cunningham chased the intruder toward the railroad tracks toward Malden.
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Melrose
Wyoming District
William J. Cunningham
Adams Street
Orrin S. Lynde
Malden
Cunningham
Southern Pacific strike settled in Houston meeting
An agreement has been reached and papers signed to settle the Southern Pacific firemen strike in Houston Texas.
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Houston, Tex
Southern Pacific Firemen
Sixth Chamber Concert At Chickering Hall
The sixth and final concert of the Sunday series occurred yesterday at Chickering Hall. The Longy Club and contralto Miss Mary Desmond performed with first-time pieces from the Songy Club, praised for light melody and lack of pretension. Mr. De Voto was pianist in the Reinecke trio. Parker’s aria suited Miss Desmond’s rich contralto. The first concert of the second series will feature pianist Mr. George Proctor and contralto Miss Anna Miller Wond.
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Chickering Hall
Longy Club
Mary Desmond
Songy Club
de Voto
Reinecke
Parker
Miss Desmond
George Proctor
Anna Miller Wond
Treasures in Our American Forests Promoted by Dr. Pierce
The article extols American forests as sources of medicinal roots. It highlights Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York presenting Golden Medical Discovery as a stomach tonic liver regulator and blood purifier with a free mail offer for a extracts booklet. It describes All Healing Salve for sores and urges persistent use to purge toxins from blood. It also praises Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription for female ailments and nursing mothers, noting alcohol free remedies and ingredient lists on bottles.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Mosarvel
R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
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Frick
Annikin
HUB Catholic
Scott
Conlin
Arlington Boy
Warss
Derby Desk Co
People of
Wyoming
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