Gale Ties Up Coast as Northeaster Bites Shipping
A northeasterly gale halts outward bound craft with many ships tied at piers. High winds and rain delay the Leyland liner Winifredian and tug crews while fishermen push toward harbor under rough seas. Passengers including missionaries bound for Burma ride out the tempestuous day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Lovett
Dudley Pray
Cuba
Bay State
Portland
Ransom B. Muller
Bath
Walter A. Luckenbach
Norfolk
Annie H. Smith
A. G. Ropes
Carrie Clark
Provincetown
Winifredian
Liverpool
Boston Light
D. A. W. Smith
Anna Smith
Baptist Missionary Union
Burmah
Frances
Mutch Lands In St John After Deportation Orde
John W. A. Mutch, previously in Dartmouth and St John worker, was deported from the United States and refused landing in New Brunswick before finally being allowed to land at St John. He boarded a train for Halifax after officers advised sending him to his Halifax wife.
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ST. John
N. B
United States
New Brunswick
Boston
John W. A. Mutch
Halifax
Mutch
Dartmouth
N. S
Fall River
Miass
Elevator accident injures workers at New Haven power plant
In Cos Cob Connecticut the elevator at the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad power house fell after a cable broke. Ten men suffered injuries with three admitted to Greenwich Hospital.
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Cos Cob
Conn
New Power House
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Greenwich Hospital
Reopen Chase Fight Over Late Jennie Chase Will
The Supreme Court ordered framing of issues for a jury trial in Essex county on two appeals involving Jennie P. Chase’s will and her adoption of De Forest Woodruff Chase. Questions include execution validity, mental soundness, undue influence, and revocation or fraud in adoption proceedings.
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Jennie P. Chase
Swampceott
Supreme Court
Essex County
Essex
Horace Chase
de Forest Woodruff Chase
Fielding Wins Back His Seat in Nova Scotia by Large Margin
Sir Wilfrid Laurier's Liberals triumphed in the Queen Shelburne bye election to replace W S Fielding the Nova Scotia finance minister and Liberal leader who was unseated for irregularities. Fielding won about a 1000 vote majority over Dr. R C Weldon with defections blamed for the Conservative defeat. Dr Weldon dean of Dalhousie Law School is a noted publicist in Canada.
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Fiverpool. N. S
Wilfrid Laurier
Queen Shelburne
W. SS. Fielding
Nova Scotia
Fielding
R. C. Weldon
New Brunswick
Dr. Weldon
Law School
Dalhousie University
Canada
Emma Goldman Arrested With Anarchists in New York
Emma Goldman and ten others, five women and five men, were arrested for alleged unlawful assembly to overthrow the government. They were arraigned and held on $1000 bail each for further examination. Julius Edels on claimed the group discussed whether McKinley’s assassination by Czolg os was justified. Morris Terkowitz received six months in the work house.
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New York
Emma Goldman
Schwartz
Julius Edelson
Czolgosz
McKinley
Morris Terkowitz
Osmo-Chemic Office Fee Increase Sparks Rush for Low Rates
Osmo-Chemic physicians announce a temporary exception for applicants before November 1 to receive services at the current low rates despite a plan to raise prices to curb demand. They emphasize helping homes in despair and urge immediate calls to secure the nominal price, signed by John W. Allison.
Leucodescent Ray Treatment Reported to Aid Patient
Mr Z W Allison of Seekonk Massachusetts recalls doctors urging stomach surgery for distention and ulceration. He sought Osmo Chemic Physicians Leucodescent Ray therapy, noting their methods differed and yielded encouraging results without operation.
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Z. W. Allison
Seekonk
Mass
Massen, Hospital
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Reveal Obdurate Disease Cure
A feature describes the Osmo-Chemic physicians and their method for treating chronic diseases in men and women. The article highlights observed improvements and emphasizes their mission to relieve suffering through experimental remedies.
Volume Power in Woolens and Custom Garments
In Boston and Providence I run two top New England custom clothing shops and a major woolens outlet. I buy broken and mixed lots for cash, as with Hawkins & Co and Miner & Beal stock, and sell to other tailors at prices lower than commission houses. Public sales compete, but my shops still claim the best prices.
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Boston
Providence
New England
Mitchell
Hawkins & Co
Miner & Beal
England
Girl Sees Strange Man In Westmoreland In Shot Incident
Miss Lillian Paine was found shot in the head near a sugar camp after dark Monday. Deputies and Dr. Craig suspect accident from her brother's rifle but her mother recalls her daughter's repeated claim that a horrid-looking man shot her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene
N. H
Westmoreland
Lillian Paine
Alexander Paine
Post
Russian Diplomat Sues Countess for Slander
Brest France October 31 M Alexander Greger a Russian diplomat sued Countess Rodellec du Porac for slander and defamation after she accused him of stealing a diamond ring during a Brittany visit The countess later withdrew her complaint against Greger.
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Brest
France
M. Alexander Greger
Rodellec du Poraic
Brittany
M. Greger
Not Certain Man Is Leper
Dr Samuel A Durgin of the Board of Health doubts Thomas W Beals may have leprosy after a brief exam at Gallups Island and initial checks at Massachusetts General Hospital. Full diagnosis awaited late today or Friday with isolation steps already taken to prevent spread.
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Samuel A. Durgin
The
Board of Health
Thomas W. Beals
Gallup's Island
Durgin
Massachusetts General Hospital
Trial of Frolics Men Postponed in Chinaman Smuggling Case
Providence. John C. Lehnemann Edward H. Judkins and William A. Duncan Jr were to be arraigned in the U S District Court on smuggling Chinamen into the country Twenty one Chinamen are involved and judges heard cases may be postponed while authorities settle the Chinamen cases first The bail for the 21 is reduced from 1500 to 500 but no one posted bail and further continuance is likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
John c. Lehnemann
Edward H. Judkins
William A. Duncan, Jr
United States District Court
Commissioner Cross
United States
J. Jerome Hahn
John J. Fitzgerald
The
Celestials
Prenuptial Examinations Proposed by Chicago Sociologists
In Chicago on October 31, Professor Charles R. Henderson of the University of Chicago argues for statewide mental and physical tests for marriage eligibility. The Bell-chaired committee supports limiting marriage for those with defective minds to reduce defective offspring, aiming to draft a bill across states.
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Chicago
Ill
Charles R. Henderson
University of Chicago Sociological Department
Alexander Graham Bell
Professor Henderson
Bell
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Highland Light
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John W. Allison
Ry. Allison
Sarah J. Stevens
Union Street
Natick
Osmo- Chemie
Sarati J. Stevens
Boylston St
S& F
Washington St
Carr’s English Meltons
American Woolens
Westminster, St., Providence
Westminster St
Miss Paine of
Westmore
Cash House
Vree Delivery
Victor Cylinder
DISC
Victor
Columbia
Nellie Kent
Mary
Columbia and Machines
Reybolds Dead
San Francisco
William Reybolds
the Lane Hospital
Nancy Brown
Mulford
Temple Place
Purita I
Advica and
Pa’ Ness
Franavhinyzina Stray Puritan Dental
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