Weather forecast for New England and New York area
Fore cast for Saturday notes rain in Maine with interior warming and increasing south winds. New Hampshire Vermont see cloudiness and rain with interior warming then cooler night. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York expect clouds rain and colder night then fair Sunday with southerly to southwesterly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Two Girls Burned in East Cambridge Lamp Fire
At 8 Gore Street East Cambridge a lighted lamp toppled from a table, setting the kitchen ablaze. Two daughters of Patrick Boland aged 4 and 8 were severely burned while Boland and his son were injured trying to help. One child was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in critical condition. the other later worsened and also went to the hospital. The home suffered about 100 dollars in damage. owner Frank Fitzpatrick.
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Gore Street
East
Cambridge
Patrick Boland
Mr. Boland
Massachusetts General Hospital
Frank Fitzpatrick
Cambridge man Dies by Own Action in Stable
William Hartwell sixty years old committed death by own action by hanging. His lifeless body was found dangling from a rope in Michael Flynn's stable at 187 Norfolk Street Cambridge Port. Hartwell, a widower, left a stepson and slept in the stable due to reduced circumstances. despondency is given as the cause. Flynn discovered the body and notified Dr. O'Donnell. Medical Examiner Swan was alerted. Lunch at Boston Lunch Company.
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William Hartwell
Michael Flynn
Norfolk Street
Cambridgeport
Hartwell
Flynn
O’donnell
Swan
Town Fire Ravages North Stratford New Hampshire
A major blaze in North Stratford New Hampshire started in Mathew Donohue’s stable around 5 PM. It swept through Hinman House and multiple stores damaging Pattee Clark H B Hinman Hartwell Norcott Kane Dr Brewster and the Twohey block. Sixteen buildings burned with about 35000 dollars in losses two thirds insured.
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North Stratford
N. H
Mathew Donohue
Hinman
Pattee & Clark
H. B. Hinman
Hartwell
Norcott
Knights of Pythias Hall
Twohey
Kane
Dr. Brewster
David Donahue
Pattee
Willard
Island Pond
John C. Hutchins
Hill Campaign Dominates New York Vote Outlook
Governor Flower told Binghamton that Democrats are united and will triumph as Hill is favored to win. Senator Brice in Cincinnati predicted Hill by 20 000 with New York giving Hill 60 000 and Morton 40 000, adding Cleveland’s influence is negligible.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Flower
New York
David B. Hill
Cincinnati
United States
Calvin S. Brice
Hill
Morton
Cleveland
Japanese advance and setbacks in the Asiatic War
Dispatches from Tokyo Yokohama and Shanghai detail Japanese advances toward Kinchow Fung Whang and Fung Whang while reporting Chinese recapture of Kien Lien Chang. The reports note Port Arthur Talien Wan and Port Arthur in critical condition with Japanese forces converging on Moukden.
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London
Tokio
Yamagata
Fong Fang Chen
Natien- Ling
Oyama
Kinchow
Port Arthur
Talien Wan
Yokohama
Nodzu
Fung Whang
Wiju
Moukden
Yalu River
Shanghai
Kien-Lien-Chang
Mayor Will Ask Rutan for Explanation in City Controversy
The Municipal League and City leaders clash over charges of corruption. Officials vow to back the league's accusations and seek reforms to curb abuses, while others defend the committee process and pledge evidence-backed action. Alderman Lee defends the claims process amid heated debate.
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League
William L. Rutan
Municipal Leaguers
Committee On Claims
Lee
Matthews
Corporation Caurel
Sketches of the Leaguers and Edwin D. Mead at 20 Beacon Street
The article profiles Edwin D. Mead secretary of the Municipal League. It describes his appearance in a blue serge suit at his office on Beacon Street and his habit of thinking before speaking. Mead is portrayed as a lawyer and lecturer who avoids direct answers when pressed about charges against the city government.
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Edwin D. Mead
Municipal League
Messrs. Capen, Mead, Rutan
Colby
Beacon Street
Mr. Mead
West End Railroad Strike Averted After Mediation
At a Fanueil Hall mass meeting about 1500 West End conductors, motor men and drivers heard the executive board and managers pledge to investigate the claim department and add a railroad man as a claim judge. They refused to reinstate Conductors Farrington and McCarthy but agreed to reopen other discharge cases and review grievances between McCarthy and Starter Fowle.
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West End
Faneuil Hall
Cummings
Farrington
McCarthy
George Fowle
Fowle
Suer Sues After Overcharge Dispute Over Suits
A Hanover street retailer sues a wholesale house for overcharging on Black Clay Suits bought at $8.00 each. The retailer claims an implied resale floor of $12.00 and notes rival shops offer the same suit for $4.07 at Yankee wholesale, prompting the withdrawal of the suit.
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Hanover
Salem Str
Yankee
Summer St
Aes
Hanover St
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Cor
Portland
Browning, King & Co
Washington S&st
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Washington ST
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Plymouth
R. Hollings & CO
Washington Street
Boston Lunch Company
North Stratford, N. H., Will
Brice
Mmee
SALE
OLD South Clothing CO
Garret Ve
C.H. Robinson & CO
Dock Sq
Washingon St
Paul Jones
John Fletcher
Joseph Breck & Sons
North Market
Idoston
Galvin Bros
Tremont St
Rutan
S. KB. Capen
Alderman Lee
John H. Colby
Common Council
Law Courts
Law Department
People of
Boston
Samuel B. Capen
The
Municipal Reform League
New England
McKenny & Waterbury
Franklin ST
W. H. Phelps & CO
Salter
Wm.h.brine
End Street Railroad
Michael M’carthy
SUER
Boston Dental
Cobb, Bates & Yerxa
A. DE Coivasne
Mgr
Glenwood
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