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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1904

Page

8

Inch by inch Japanese close in on Port Arthur

A Port Arthur dispatch from CHEFCO describes Japanese advances from Oct 1 through Oct 27 against Russian positions. Parallel advances, trench wins, bridges seized, ship bombardments, and heavy casualties mark the drawn out fighting with bursts of bayonet charges and massive artillery fire.

Port Arthur Chefco Nogi Pobeida Golden Hill Hachihake Yama East Urk Westerk

Japanese Battleship Yashima Sunk by Mine

Paris Nov 3 The Associated Press states the Japanese battleship Yashima was sunk by a Russian mine near Dalny last June. Japan now has only four modern battleships left. Naval experts note Japan’s small battleship force influenced tactics seen in the Port Arthur action.

Paris Associated Press Dalny Dalny Harbor Japan Togo Withoft Port Arthur Baltic Far East

Soviet Torpedo Boat Destroyers Stay In Algiers On Orders

Algiers reports that the Russian torpedo boat destroyers, initially to remain 48 hours, have been instructed by the ministry of foreign affairs to stay in port until further orders.

Algiers Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Four Officers to Study in Japan for Two Years

An army order announced in London on November 3 states that four officers no higher than captain will be selected annually for a two year course of study with residences in Japan.

London Japan

Prominent Democrats Attend Lowell Dinner

A Democratic Club of Massachusetts dinner in Lowell drew many leading figures. Speaker A. B. Bruce of Lawrence urged tariff revision while Hon. John C. Crosby presided and John Burke of Lowell acted as toastmaster.

Lowell Democratic Club of Massachusetts W. Ll. Douglas Brockton John C. Crosby Robert J. Crowley Democratic State Central Committee John €. Burke A. B. Bruce Lawrence Congress

Labor Leaders Press Bates on Child Labor and Overtime Bill

The State A F L executives Francis J. Clark and Dennis D. Driscoll met Governor John L. Bates at the State House for two hours to press concerns over the child labor law and women and minors overtime. They cited photographs of underage workers in Lowell and challenged the governor’s campaign statements defending the photos as malicious. Clark and Driscoll will report to the executive board and later meet the State Board of Arbitration on disputed strike statuses.

State Branch A. F. of L Francis J. Clark Brockton Dennis D. Priscoll John L. Bates State House Lowell Clark Driscoll Executive Board Messrs. Clark State Board of Arbitration

Chelsea Foresters Organize Court America with 100 Members

In Pythian Hall Chelsea last night a new Foresters of America lodge No. 244 was formed as Court America with 100 charter members. Grand Chief Ranger IE. B. O'Brien of Lynn and Deputy Chief Andrew Wall installed officers led by Chief Ranger Charles W. Ellis and several other elected officials. Delegates and members gathered from Boston Lynn Salem and nearby cities to witness the ceremony.

Pythian Hall Chelsea the Foresters of America Court America IE. B. O’brien Lynn Andrew Wall Charles W. Ellis C. E. Small A. C. Slade Fred Mossman R. HE. Eaves J. W C. E B. Rich

Funeral services for Melrose's oldest fireman

The Melrose fire department gathered for the funeral of Curtis Gordon the citys oldest firefighter who died Tuesday morning. Services were conducted at the Universalist Church with Rev Harold Marshall presiding.

Melrose Curtis Gordon

Schooner Dorothy Sunk Off Mediterranean Collision With Adana

The British three masted schooner Dorothy from Black Tickle Newfoundland bound for a south European port was sunk in a collision with the British steamer Adana from New York for Calcutta. The crew was saved.

Mediterranean Gibraltar Dorothy Black Tickle Newfoundland New York Calcutta

Sunday Post Comic Section Charms Ireland Boys

For 18 months William P Dwyer of Brockton Massachusetts has mailed the Sunday Post to relatives in Ireland. The comic section has amused local children as a 10 year old Robert Flanagan writes of the paper as a welcome visitor.

Sunday Post Boys OF Ireland Williiam PD. Dwyer Brockton Mass Ireland Dwyer Robert Flanagan Flanagan

Sunday Post praised by Boston readers in Irish children appeal

A Brockton letter from William Dwyer extols the Sunday Post as the preferred Boston Sunday paper for the postmaster John F. Flanagan family in Castle town Bere. He notes children aged 4 to 14 enjoy it and urges relatives to send the weekly paper to one million Irish children for inexpensive pleasure.

John F. Flanagan Castletown Bere Sunday Post William D. Dwyer Brockton Mass

Willie the Inventor and Fatty Felix Amuse the Boys

Dear Uncle I recount for you my delight with America’s Boston Sunday Post comic pages. I sneak from school Thursdays to view Muggsy and Mulligan the policemen in fun. Willie Smith the inventor and Fatty Felix entertain, while Kathleen guards the masks and the Bingville Bugle excites each guest. Castletown Bere, County Cork, Ireland.

Muggsy Willie Inventor the Flipps Fatty Felix Boston Sunday Post America Mulligan Willie Smith Flipps Fatty Kathleen Robert Flanagan Castletown Bere County Cork Ireland

Judge Emmons Comments on College Parade Trouble

The statement continues on Boylston street incident saying the board knows nothing official yet. Until President Pritchett reports and Captain Hall’s findings are reviewed it cannot be determined who is at fault. The matter is regrettable to all involved.

Boylston Street Pritchett

Tech Trustees Probe Riot Over Police Action

Tech trustees vote to investigate the Wednesday night clash between police and technology students at the Institute of Technology. Captain Hall says officers stood ready. students and witnesses accuse police of brutality. Judge Emmons named in blame, while President Pritchett and the student body push for a thorough inquiry.

Hall Division 16 Judge Emmons Boston Harvard Tech Institute of Technology State House Emmons The Tech Trustees Pritchett

Charlestown Man Injured In Sawing Accident

Henry L. Pratt of 82 Monument Street Charlestown is in Relief Hospital mortally wounded after a rotary saw struck him in the abdomen while sawing wood. He is not expected to live through the day.

Henry L. Pratt Monument Street Charlestown

Democratic College Boys Rally at Faneuil Hall

Amid cheers at Faneuil Hall Parker and Douglas rally, Thomas J. Gargan assailed police trespass on college steps and Republican control. Other speakers denounced tariff, Panama policy, and trust power, with Boutwell criticizing Taft and imperial aims. The rally, led by William E. Russell Club, closed with cheers for Parker, Douglas and Boutwell.

Faneuil Hall Parker and Douglas Thomas J. Gargan Democratic Party Massachusetts Boston Rogers Building Gargan Beacon Hill College John P. Leahy William E. Russell

McNamee Enters Democratic Mayoral Race at Prospect Hall

Ex mayor McNamee announced his candidacy to a Cambridge crowd, saying leading citizens urged him to run and he would strive for the city's best interests. A Post report quotes ex mayor Dickinson praising Daly and opposing McNamee, calling Daly non partisan and criticizing McNamee's approach.

Prospect Hall Cambridge McNamee Post Daly Dickinson

Cigar Makers Aid Fall River Strikers

The Boston Cigarmakers Union 97 voted to send 450 dollars to Fall River textile strikers. A committee will address the strikers as they continue refusing to return to work if mill owners do not recede. This is the third weekly donation, with similar amounts to follow. The union expects strikers will not return when gates open on November 14.

Boston Union 97 Fall River

Democrats Claim Labor Legislation Backed by Democrats

More than 600 Democrats crowded Union Hall at Maynard to hear campaign issues. John F. Shields of Boston spoke and said all labor measures in the State Legislature were fathered by Democrats and often faced Republican opposition.

Maynard Union Hall John F. Shields Boston

Benefit for Charles McClintock by Parker Club

A benefit event for Charles McClintock will be held in Jefferson Hall next Monday evening. The Union Band and Willis' Orchestra provide music and dancing from 7 to 12, with tickets priced at 2 cents.

Parker Club Charles McClintOck Jefferson Hall Union Band Willis’ Orchestra

Bates Delivers Large Medford Republican Rally Address

Governor Bates spoke to the largest Republican rally in Medford at the Opera House. He touted prosperity under the protective policy and claimed his overtime veto benefited five times as many people. Other speakers included Lieutenant Governor Guild Congressman Samuel W. McCall William B. Lawrence and Mayor C S Baxter.

Medford Bates Medford Opera House Guild Samuel W. McCall William B. Lawrence C. 8S. Baxter

Dorchester Woman's Club Opens Three Day Fair

The Dorchester Woman's Club opened a three day fair at Whiton Hall in Centre street Dorchester last night Mrs Royal Whiton leads the event and oversees activities during the three day fair

Dorchester Woman’s Club Whiton Hall Centre Street Dorchester Royal Whiton

The Root of the Matter Dyspepsia Cure Promoted

A prominent Eastern city businessman suffers chronic stomach trouble and nervous irritability due to stress and poor digestion. After trying doctors and various remedies, he swears Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets restored appetite, digestion, and vitality, with the digestives in the tablets highlighted as the key. The ad claims wide distribution in the US, Canada, and Great Britain.

Pillar Stuart United States Canada Great Britain

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