ExpiringTerm Shifts Police Liquor Squad and Leadership
General A. P Martin’s police commission term ends and liquor squad leadership faces change. Captain Brown’s unit faced tensions with liquor officers and division reports, affecting renewal of licenses. Superintendent Eldredge and Governor Wolcott praise Brown, with possible promotion and new deputy superintendents ahead.
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Martin
Eldredge
Wolcott
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Police liquor enforcement squad praised by general
General Martin praised Captain Thomas Grown and his special officers for strict liquor license enforcement and shutting down kitchen bar rooms. Captain Brown clashed with authority during raids, with Larry in contesting leadership. promotion expected for Brown to a different posting.
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Bebo Ett
Pope
Thomas Grown
Martin
Penial Department
Captain Brown
Brown
Larry
North End
Weather forecast for New England and Maine region
Forecast for Wednesday shows Maine and New Hampshire interior clearing with showers on the coast and northeasterly winds. Massachusetts expected fair Wednesday with cooler western areas and fresh easterly winds, Thursday turning fair. Partly cloudy with probable thunderstorms, warmer and variable winds current day.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Toen
Democratic landslide in Baltimore mayoral election
Baltimore saw a decisive Democratic victory as Thomas G. Trayes won the mayoralty by a near 9090 vote margin over Republican incumbent William T. Malster. The Democrats also swept the second branch presidency and comptroller, with large majorities in the council races under the new city charter.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Thomas G. Trayes
William T. Malster
Skipwith Wilmer
James H. Smith
Malster
New England Dry Goods Dinner Features Mr Brooks Talk
The New England Dry Goods Association held its monthly dinner at Young's last evening. Twenty six members attended. Speaker John Graton Brooks spoke on The Consumers League, outlining its aims and impact.
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New England Dry Goods Association
Young’s
John Graton Brooks
Consumers’ League
Miners Threaten to Clean Out Company Tonight
A Waardner wire reports great excitement as the Miners Union vows to drive out a company of regulars in Spokane Wash tonight before reinforcements can arrive.
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Sporanio
Waardner
Miners’ Union
Hailstones Marble Sized Hit Worcester Area
Severe electric storms moved through Worcester county with Gardner church struck by lightning causing minor damage. Hailstones as large as marbles pelted West Boylston and Westboro, damaging roads in West Boylston.
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Worcester
Worcester County
Gardner
West Boylston
Westboro
Severe hailstorm hits Bradford with fierce lightning
West Fairlea and Versheire were struck by a heavy hail storm this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The storm, moving from the north, shattered many windows and left only a few unbroken on that side of the houses. Two and a half to three inch hailstones were collected an hour after the event.
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Bradford
West Fairlea
Versheire
Hailstorm Causes Glass Damage in Oriford Connecticut
A terrific hailstorm swept the Connecticut valley around 5 PM causing heavy wind and thunderbolts. Hailstones up to one inch in diameter shattered glass, with fifty squares broken in a single house in the town’s lower part.
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Oriford
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Connecticut Valley
Fireman Disabled After Misstep Near Station
Patrolman Webb of Station 16 injured near the station when alighting from a Crighton and Newton car on Monday evening. He twisted his side and has been unable to return to duty since.
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Crighton
Newton
Death of Henry M. Hyde Former Equitable President
Henry M. Hyde, longtime head of the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States, died at his New York home. He had led the firm since 1874 and earned a landmark salary of $100,000 annually. Hyde, a Republican and Metropolitan Museum trustee, leaves son James H. Hyde, second vice-president of Equitable.
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Iquitable Life Assurance Society
United States
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Kyde
Catskill
New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Life Insurance
Mutual Life
Henry H., Hyde
Boston
Ire Hyde
New England
Youns. Hyde
Mutual Company
Frederick S. Winston
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
Thenited States
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Union League
Metropolitan Museum of Art
James H. Hyde
The
Equitable
Washington Seizes Atkinson Pamphlets Sent to Philippines
Washington authorities ordered three Edward Atkinson pamphlets kept from Philippine mail after War Department alarmed by incitement to mutiny and insurrection. Postmaster General Smith said circulation in the United States would not be blocked.
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Washington
Edward Atkinson
United States
Philippines
War Department
San Francisco
Smith
Associated Press
Manila
Ifilpinos
Atkinson
MacKinley
Afr. Atkinson
Atkinson Delighted By Philippine Question Turmoil
Edward Atkinson laughs off turmoil around Philippine pamphlets and criticizes administration blunders, remarking it is lovely and reflecting on Postmaster General Smith's actions.
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Edward Atkinson
Post
Smith
Senator Hoar Guilty Too In Pamphlet Speech Debate
The article reports a Boston speech by Senator Hoar amid pamphlet distribution and controversy. It questions whether he is guilty of a heinous crime for contrasting lynching with popular government consent and suggests further discussion continues on page 9.
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Hoar
Boston
Philippines
Atkinson
Robbery at Mrs Potter's Blackwood Street Apartment
Thieves entered Mrs Ellen W Potter’s apartment at 9 Blackwood Street between 3 and 6 pm, stealing numerous items belonging to Mrs Potter and Miss Lotta Henderson. Stolen goods include jewelry, silverware, an opal valued at 15 dollars, two umbrellas, a gold wedding ring, and a gold pen with a pencil, with total value over 200 dollars.
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Ellen W. Potter
Blackwood Street
Potter
Lotta B. Henderson
Miss Henderson
Four More Massachusetts Soldiers Brought to Hospital
Four more members of Company MXM of the Second Massachusetts Volunteers arrive at Massachusetts General Hospital suffering from malaria contracted on southern duty. Twelve men from Company AMI are already hospitalized with malaria, with one Florence company man also noted.
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Massachusetts Volunteers
Massachusetts General Hospital
North Adams
Company Ami
Florence
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