Russians March From Yahutsul to Port Arthur for Transport
Five thousand Russian troops leaving Yahutsul for Changlingtzu then on to Dalny and Japan, with six loaded carts each. Officers march with bowed heads and fatigue lines, while men wear dirty coats. Japanese troops provide care as rail gauge is widened toward Port Arthur and lines are rebuilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Yankov
Tientsin
Yahutsul
Pigeon Bay
Changlingtzu
Dalny
Japan
Stoessel Misled Over Aid Amid Port Arthur Siege
Captain Tsunoda recounts to General Stoessel the Japanese emperor’s instructions for humane treatment of Port Arthur garrison. Stoessel expresses shock at Kuropatkin’s defeat near Mukden, blames Russian ignorance of Japanese fighting prowess, and notes Japanese artillery superiority. Nogi appears as a cordial, familiar figure to Stoessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Tilentsin
Tsunoda
Stoessel
Japan
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Genergl Stoessel
Kinchow
Shakhe
Stoesser
Cape of Good Hope
Kondratenko
Irman
Keekwan
Nogi
Waters May Be In Contempt In Fall River
After a prior hearing Judge Lawton granted an order of notice served on Deputy U S Marshal Waters who with a writ of replevin seized 232 bales of cotton in the Thomas Storage Co warehouse for appearance in Boston Superior Court to show cause why they should not be adjudged in contempt. The action stems from the marshal entering the warehouse last Saturday in alleged violation of a temporary injunction. The cotton remains in the warehouse. Lucius Beebe Co sues Daniel H Cornell over a $10,000 note dated Dec 12 last, seeking attached real estate as part of the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Bristol County Superior Court
Lawton
United States
Waters
United States District Court
Thomas Storage Company
John W. Cummings
Charles R. Cummings
Ouachita National Bank of
Munroe
J. Remick
Superior Court
Boston
Thomas
Lucius Beebe & Co
Daniel H. Cornell
Davis Mill
Cornell
Democrats May Favor Crane In Short Term Senate Duel
Democrats at the State House lean toward Crane for the unexpired term in a caucus next Wednesday while Republicans plan to nominate Crane for the short term and Lodge for the long term. The election is set for January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
Crane
United States
Lodge
Hoar
William A. Gaston
John R. Thayer
Bryan at Folk inauguration in Missouri
Colonel William J. Bryan addressed the Missouri House during Governor Folk's inauguration in Jefferson City. He praised Folk's election as a reward for duty and urged campaign contribution disclosure and expansion of Interstate Commerce Commission powers, noting railroads influence on legislation and Roosevelt’s proposed curbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
William J. Bryan
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
House of Representatives
Brace
Supreme Court
Folk
Republican House
Bryan
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colonel Bryan
Many Frozen to Death in Prussian Provinces
Berlin Jan 9 large frost spell kills over fifty in East Prussia West Prussia and Posen including two letter carriers a post wagon driver a policeman and sixteen fishermen deaths reported from provinces amid cold spell disaster crews and civilians affected by freezing conditions across the region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussian
Berlin
East Prussia
West Prussia
Posen
Father Drowns with Daughter in Vermont Creek
In Orwell Vermont on January 9 the bodies of Henry Odell 45 and his daughter Lizzie 18 were recovered from East Creek. They drowned while drawing water when the girl slipped and the father fell in trying to save her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orwell, Vt
Henry Odell
Lizzie Odell
East Creek
Mr. Odell
Governor Douglas Submits 1904 Pardons Report
A Senate message from Governor Douglas transmits a 1904 pardons report. It shows 47 pardons issued with 13 in the State Prison 14 in the House of Correction 15 in the Massachusetts Reformatory and 56 in the Reformatory Prison for Women. Serious illness caused five discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Douglas
State
House of Correction
Massachusetts Reformatory
Reformatory
Fire sale on men’s shirts and accessories after smoke damage
Damaged stock from a fire offers heavy discounts on shirts, collars, socks, silk and wool hose, hats, sweaters, and handkerchiefs. Original prices listed with reduced fire sale prices to clear a large, varied men’s wear selection. Includes stripes, Madras, bleached collars, four in hands, and Irish linen items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reige
Cottongen
Wright
Elsemere
Prudence in Inaugural Address At Newton City Hall
Newton January 9 Mayor Weed vows prudence against niggardliness while warning against excessive economy. He outlines the citys financial condition and future obligations. Board of Aldermen organized with Saltonstall as president Carter as vice president and Kingsbury re elected city clerk Rawlett re elected treasurer. Committees are appointed and several licenses renewed.
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Newton
Weed
Newton Board of Aldermen
Endicott P. Saltonstall
Albert P. Carter
Isaac C. Kingsbury
Seth A. Rawlett
Car Crash Leads to Leg Amputation Suit Loss
Joseph Sullivan won $15000 for loss of his left leg after being struck by a speeding car on Dorchester avenue near Mt. Vernon street on Sept 18, 1901. His father received $3000 for the loss of the boy's services in the same Superior Court case judged by Gaskill yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sullivan
Dorchester Avenue
Mt. Vernon Street
Superior Court
Gaskill
Funeral of Mrs M J McKenna at St Joseph's
Mrs Mary J McKenna of West End died after a two day illness. Funeral high mass was held at St Joseph's Church Chambers Street with Rev J E Millerick as celebrant and a large gathering. Pallbearers included Patrick F McKenna John McLaughlin John Nugent James J Barrett Dennis J Collins and John J Foley. Interment followed in Malden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Mc Kenna
West End
St. Joseph’s Church
Chambers Street
J. E. Millerick
Joseph F. Coppinger
P. J. McCormick
P. J. Walsh
Joseph BE. Lenihan
Patrick F. McKenna
John McLaughlin
John Nugent
James J. Barrett
Dennis J. Collins
John J. Foley
Malden
Hunt No. End for Bonificio
Angelo Bonificio, charged with killing Victor Ottovinio in Clinton on Sunday night, remains at large. Boston police, aided by inspectors, search the North End and Italian colony as Lt. Rosatto and aides scour the area for the alleged murderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Bonificio
Victor Ottovinio
Clinton
Boston
Italan Colony
Rosatto
Division 1
North End
Princess Club Honors Gracie Parker On 16th Birthday Gift
The Princess Club of East Boston visited Miss Gracie E. Parker at 229 Princeton Street and presented a gold watch and chain on her 16th birthday. Parker expressed thanks in a graceful manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Princess Club of
East Boston
Gracie E. Parker
Princeton Street
Thomas E. MacLaughlin
Miss Parker
A Shuman & Co. Supplying Governor Maine Uniforms
The staff uniforms for the Governor of Maine are being crafted by A Shuman & Co at Shuman Corner. They recently secured Maine and New Hampshire governor staff contracts and expanded their military tailoring team to meet rising Army Navy and Volunteer service demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
A. Shuman & Co
Shuman Corner
New Hampshire
Army
Navy
A Shuman & Co
Hastings Gets Life Sentence For Beverly Murder
Joseph A. Hastings pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree for the March 3 1904 Beverly killing of Mrs Dora D Trask. In Salem Superior Court Judge Fox imposed life imprisonment after Clerk George announced the sentence following the plea change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Joseph A. Hastings
Dora D. Trask
Cabot Street
Beverly
Hastings
George
Mr. Peters
Fox
$900 Verdicts Against Old Colony Street Railway
Mary D Donnelly, administratrix of Michael G Doherty, received a $600 verdict and $300 for loss of services against Old Colony Street Railway Co in West Roxbury. The suits arose from an Aug 3, 1901 accident when a car started suddenly at Caledonian Grove, injuring Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D. Donnelly
Michael G. Doherty
Old Colony Street Railway Company
Superior Court
Bond
Caledonian Grove
West Roxbury
Roxbury Man Charged Over Defamatory Postal Card
Franklin P. Barnes of 26 Juniper Street Roxbury was arrested by Post Office Inspector Frank B. McMillan and arraigned before United States Commissioner Fiske. He pleaded not guilty and was held on 500 bond for a hearing next Friday. The complaint cites a scurrilous postal card sent to Richard W. Dana, a State Board of Civil Service Examiners member, alleging political foul play in his missed inspector appointment. Barnes has long sought an inspector of masonry post and claims gubernatorial interference. He is a longtime Roxbury resident with a generally good reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Franklin P. Barnes
Juniper Street
Post Office
Frank B. McMillan
United States
Fiske
Richard W. Dana
State Board of Civil Service Examiners
Barnes
Masonry
Executive Council
Wolcott
Crane
Bates
Congressmen back Curley in bid to seat former rep
Thomas F. Curley seeks restoration in Congress after his Harrisburg seat was declared vacant by the Pennsylvania Legislature. He is supported by Representatives McNary Sullivan and Kelcher who plan to argue that Curley was not convicted of a felony or election irregularity and deserved a hearing. A February 14 election and February 7 primary caucus are set for Ward 17, with City Clerk Donovan publicizing the notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Curlay
Congress
William S. McNary
John A. Sullivan
John H. Kelcher
Harrisburg
Penn
Pennsylvania
Curley
United States
Donovan
Ward
Dennet Is Discharged In Municipal Court Larceny Case
Oliver M. Dennet of Brookline was discharged in the Municipal Criminal Court yesterday morning. He faced larceny charges for allegedly stealing 8000 dollars from Francis P. Niles of Watertown on March 13, 1908. Dennet had vanished after the crime, was said to be in New York, and returned to Boston to celebrate Thanksgiving before his Nov. 23 arrest on a warrant issued in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Criminal Court
Parmenter
Oliver M. Dennet
Brookline
Francis P. Niles
Watertown
Dennet
Boston
New York
Peabody nominees confirmed as Supreme Court associates
The Senate confirmed L. M. Goddard and George W. Bailey as associate justices appointed by Governor Peabody. Final votes were 21 to 13 for Bailey and 20 to 14 for Goddard after a long secret session. No contest notice yet filed. Peabody may act after Governor-elect Adams’ inauguration. House adjourned with member H.F. White deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Senate
L. M. Goddard
George W. Bailey
Peabody
Supreme Court
Bailey
Goddard
Adams
House
F. White
Waltham's New Military Company Elects Officers
The new Waltham military company elected Captain Louis Guidrat, formerly of Company F Fifth Regiment, and first lieutenant Arthur P Teele. A second lieutenant was deferred. Members urge immediate drill practice and preparations for inspection.
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Waltham
Bates
Louis Guidrat
Fifth Regiment
Arthur P. Teele
Japs Admire Russians for Declining Parole
The Japanese praise General Fock and officers for refusing parole and stand by their army as 10000 Russian prisoners from Port Arthur are due at Moji and Shimoneseki. After disinfection they will be sent to Kure Matsuyama and other towns. The Russians have delivered five survivors to Port Arthur Harbor blockade.
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Port Arthur
Torio
Fock
Moji
Shimoneseki
Kure
Matsuyama
Nagogaya
Himeji
Kyoto
Tokio
Port Arthur Harbor
Russians Wounded Reach Japanese Hospital in Nagasaki
One thousand Russian prisoners of war from Port Arthur arrived at Dairel Hospital in Nagasaki. The report notes the large casualty flow and indicates hospital reception of captured troops from the prior conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nagasaki
Port Arthur
Dairel Hospital
Land Office Officials Suspended Over Oregon Fraud Probe
Washington January 9. President signs order suspending James H Booth register and Joseph T Bridges receiver of the United States land office at Roseburg Oregon. Action follows investigation prompted by Secretary Hitchcock and a telegram from Assistant U S District Attorney Heney alleging bad conditions at Roseburg office. Special Agent Heuhausen ordered to take charge.
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Washington
Oregon
James H. Booth
Joseph T. Bridges
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Ore
Hitchcock
United States District
Heney
Heuhausen
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Port of
U. S
United States Senate
Gaston
Folk Inauguration
We A. Saacson &Co
Eathear
S. A. Isaacson & CO
Ito
Washington ST
Prudence
Mayor Weed
M. J. M’kenna
ST. Joseph’s
Bonificio
Princess Club
Houghton & Button
Urley
McNary
Sullivan
Kelcher
M. Dennet
Gov. Peabody
Waltham’s New Military Company
Land Office
Subway
Subway Commission
Hollis St
Schubert
Jon Mary
Ame
Boston School of Piano
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