Deadlock Seen As Aldermen Return To Board
Political insiders weigh the possible break in the aldermanic deadlock as the Board of Aldermen meets. Rumors suggest Republicans may shift to support Alderman Walter Ballantyne, while Democrats consider backing a compatible chairman. Mayor Hibbard pushes for quick board organization to advance budget and appropriation bills.
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Board of Aldermen
George P. Anderson
Walter Ballantyne
J. Frank O'Hare
Hibbard
Earthquake Shocks Reported Across Russian Turkestan
Reports from observatories in Russia confirm shocks from a quake yesterday on the Russian side of the Pamirs Turkestan but lack definite location. Despatches from Borzhom note seismic registering in Trans-Caucasia. Earlier Karatagh, Russian Turkestan, October 1907 quake killed about 15,000.
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ST. Petersburg
Russia
Pamirs
Turkestan
Borzhom
Trans-Caucasia
Russian Turkestan
Karatagh
Dayton Murder Remains Solved After Arrests
Police say two arrests were made in the murder of 15 year old Mary Forschner found in a shed near Ball avenue. Officers doubt progress will come soon. suspects likely to be released. Evidence shows a struggle ending in a vacant lot near the home.
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Dayton
Mary Forschner
Ball Avenue
Charles Geppert
Grafton Kennedy
Seismic Disturbance Reported from Yekaterinburg and Smyrna
YEKATERINBURG Russia January 24 the magnetometeorological observatory recorded a violent seismic disturbance at 7 o'clock this morning Smyrna January 24 a slight earthquake shock was felt this morning.
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Yekaterinburg
Russia
Magnetometeorological Observatory
Smyrna
Bryan to Lecture Without Compensation
William J. Bryan explained his role in a Nebraska Legislature joint resolution for a University of Nebraska school of citizenship. He said he inspired the measure but has no financial interest and any lectures would be unpaid.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Bryan
Two Men Arrested for Robbing Saloon
Patrolman Murphy arrested Paniel Mucare and James Tlennessey after they were found at the Gahm place on Sudbury street during a burglary at Philip Gatim’s saloon. A bottle of whiskey 100 cigars and an overcoat were in their possession. Mucare claimed Somerville residence while Tlennessey had no home.
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Paniel Mucare
James Tlennessey
Philip Gatim
Sudbury Street
Patrolian Murphy
Stations
Gahm Place
Mucare
Somerville
Iennessey
Funeral for William M. McConnell Attended by Many Societies
Funeral services were held yesterday at the sister's home in Somerville for William M. McConnell who died suddenly of heart disease at Hiverett. The service was conducted by Rev. Walker of the Church of Ascension Cambridge. Attending societies included Wt Olivet Lodge Masons Cambridge Royal Arch Cambridge Commandery K T Orient Council Royal and Select Masters Aleppo Temple Somerville Council Royal Arcanum Red Men Mast Hoston Pilgrim Fathers. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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William M. McConnell
Rs. Hill
Church Street
Somerville
Walker
Church of Ascension
Cambridge
McConnell
Hiverett
Olivet Lodge of Masons
Cambridge Royal Arch Chapter
Cambridge Commandery
K.T
Orient Council Royal and
Select Masters
Aleppo Temple
Somerville Council
Royal Arcanum
Red Men of Mast Hoston
Pilgrim Fathers
Woodlawn Cemetery
Voevodsky Named Minister of Marine in Russia
ST PETERSBURG January 24 Rear Admiral Voevodsky assistant minister of marine has been appointed minister of marine replacing Admiral Dikoff who resigned.
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ST. Petersburg
Voevodsky
Dikoff
Kaiser Requests Privacy and Limited Official Gazette
The Kaiser asks the press to respect his privacy in Berlin and publish only what appears in the Official Gazette which will from now on provide a semi weekly record of his official acts.
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Berlin
Gallagher Seen En Route After Vermont Express Theft
Police report Walter T. Gallagher charged with a $5000 theft from American Express on January 14 was seen Saturday night on a train between White River Junction and St. Albans Vermont bound north.
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Walter T. Gallagher
American Express Company
White River Junction
St. Albans
Police issue lookout for Gallagher along route to Montreal
Police departments from here to Montreal have been alerted to arrest Gallagher on sight. Montreal Chief of Detectives Carpenter reported Gallagher had not reached the city yet, but officers are ordered to stop and detain him on sight.
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Here
Montreal
Gallagher
Carpenter
Boston
Inspectors Conclude No Warrant for Further Watch on Gallagher
Inspectors from the local headquarters visiting Derry New Hampshire returned reporting Gallagher and the young woman had been friendly but their acquaintances do not warrant watching her further.
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Derry
N. H
Gallagher
Keller's Answer on Independent Telephone Claims
Keller vice president of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company criticizes Independent telephones remarks. He says their two system argument serves many interests and Boston benefits from competition’s absence while local ownership claims are ironic given 93 percent stock local ownership. He questions their money motive and cites past failures including Northeastern Telephone of Portland and Brockton franchise disputes.
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Jon. Keller
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Independent Telephone View
Boston
New England Company
Central Exchange
Northeastern Telephone Company
Portland
Brockton
Nature guides humanity says Morrison J Swift
Morrison J. Swift told a Huntington Avenue audience at Sheafe's Hall that nature's capacity for human improvement is vast and that evolution has repeatedly placed mankind at forks in its path. He argued primitive humans could not foresee correct choices, and poor choices would affect future progress.
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Morrison J. Swift
Sheafe's Hall
Uuntington Avenue
Mr. Swift
Swift
Somerville Mayor Sprains Ankle in Fall
Somerville Mayor Woods slipped on a sidewalk during a Mayors dinner Saturday afternoon, spraining his ankle and straining a leg ligament. He was taken home by car and to be confined for at least one week.
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Woods
Somerville
Maosor
Germans Pleased to Have Teddy Lecture
The University of Berlin invited President Roosevelt to give a lecture, a move reported after secret negotiations conducted with Washington. The announcement surprised Germans and the event was anxiously anticipated.
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Teddy
Marlon
Washington
Roosevelt
University of Berlin
Remarkable Boston Clearance Sale Brings Great Reductions
The ad announces year’s best price cuts on standard quality furniture from last season to clear space for new spring stock in Boston. It promises such bargains won’t recur this season and notes hundreds of other discounted items.
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Boston
Wedded in Three Days After Meeting in Worcester
Joseph M. Tabussey of Jersey City married Mrs. W. 8. Makaroum a 22 year old Worcester widow after meeting Thursday and proposing Friday. Several clergymen refused to marry them before Rev. John H. Matthews conducted the ceremony.
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Worcester
Thursda
Sat- Lda
Joseph M. Tabussey
New York Avenue
Jersey City
Makaroum
John H. Matthews
Tabukisey
Tie
Union Congregational forms committee to combat child labor
The Union Congregational Church after evening service selected a three man committee to liaise with Jawanaking forces and exert influence against child labor in any form.
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Union Congregational Church
Muskrats Rise in Value as Dinner Delicacy Noted
Worcester residents report muskrat pelts rising in price from 1 to 8 percent to 20 to 38 cents depending on size and condition. Adalard J Walkermere of Trumbull Street notes dealers and rural sellers see stronger demand for muskrat pelts as fur coats and muskrat lined garments gain attention.
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Worcester
Miblie
Adalard J Wlalkermere
Trumbull Street
W B Fay Formerly of Worcester Dies in California
Dexter Maine reports the death of W T Fay of Pasadena California at age 85. Fay formerly lived in Worcester Massachusetts where he worked in the shoe trade. He is survived by a widow and a son Norman Fay president of Way Scott Machine Company in this town.
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Dexter
W. Tt. Pay
Pasadena
Cal
California
Worcester
Mass
Norman Dh Way
Way & Scott Machine Company
Fleet Leaves Smyrna Today for Negro Bay
The American squadron consisting of the Missouri Kie Louwisiana and Virginia will sail from Smyrna tomorrow morning for Negro Bay on the Morocco coast. The fleet will rendezvous there before proceeding to Gibraltar.
Church Leader Calls for End to Child Labor
The Rev Allan Stockdale urged in a church address that child labor be prohibited and laws enacted to protect children from long hours in mills mines and factories. He said public sentiment can drive reform and the church must lead in securing child rights.
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Allan Stockdale
Church
Financial Condition of Maine Savings Banks
Maine shows 2 savings banks 4 trust companies and 6 loan and building associations operating with total assets of 1106035 861. Deposits rose 748 987 with a year’s gain of 3.2 percent down from 3.2. Deposits totaled 86131 410 with withdrawals at 181 0 18 919 999. Estimated reserve above liabilities stands at 9965764 up from 11067700 last year with increases in reserve funds and undivided profits.
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Atgusta
Maine
State Bank
Haammer
William B. Skelton
Lewiston
Medford Loses Noted Citizen Sydney Otis Nichols
Medford mourns Sydney Otis Nichols an undertaker leader born 1855 in Medford died of heart disease at his Walnut Street home aged about 70. He led Genres Nichols Company with ties to the Masonic orders and local trades. survived by wife Lydia P Clark and two brothers. Funeral Wednesday at 4 PM from his residence.
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Sydney Otis Nichols
Fill Home
Waltial Street
Nichol
George
Sarah Nichols
Fle
Medford
Jie
Overalf
Century Go
Genres Nichols Company
Mi Wermon Lodge
Ai Nmafanil Medicml Lodge
Wis
Fle J
Wissas
Lydia P Clark
Dednam
Apa
Teoree WO Nichola
Walnut Street
Hargis in Critical Condition After Home Shooting
Kv Jashmeon January 4 reports Reach Hargis, recently released on bond for retrial in his father Judge James Vlargsis murder case, wounded at the Hargis residence. He reportedly drank heavily, terrorized relatives, and fired at dishes after forcing the family from the home, with neighbors trying to intervene.
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Jashmeon
Hargis
James Vlargsis
Varsis
Tie
Harlan Smth
Butler Pompey tragedy during Perryville raid death
A 38 year old man named Clavs pole was shot and killed by Deputy Sheriff James Motter during a raid on a cocking main at Perryville. He allegedly tried to elude arrest as the raid proceeded.
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Butler
Clavspole
James Motter
Perryville
Clavpole
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