Postmaster George H. Morgan Dies in Newton
George H. Morgan postmaster of Newton died aboard a Boston train after a heart attack. He was 57, survived by a widow and three children, and had served since 1885 after earlier work with the Boston & Albany Railroad and the Boston Herald. His home was 57 Everett Street, Newton Centre.
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Miriam Morgan
Elizabeth Morgan
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Newton Centre
Mrs Harsila Located in Monson Maine After Disappearance
Quincy police and neighbors had searched for Amanda Harsila and her two children since Wednesday. They were traced to Monson, Maine at the home of Harsila's brother Jacob Williamson. The family had left 17 Hillside Avenue, Quincy taking a baby carriage and valuables.
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Amanda Harsila
Monson
Hillside Avenue
Quincey
Telegraph Strike Nears End in Chicago
Chicago Local No. 1, the strongest union, voted 212 to 109 to suspend the three month long Commercial Telegraphers strike pending further developments. International officers and the peace committee will meet to discuss next steps after failing to secure a conference with telegraph officials.
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Chicago
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Executive Board
Peace Committee
New York
Moran pursued by admirers takes refuge in Parker House
District attorney Moran faced a raucous victory parade in News Paper Row last night. Ward 6 supporters fled after mobbing Moran then carried him to Washington and Bromfield streets before police restrained the crowd. Moran entered Parker House for safety and later returned to the North End to celebrate with supporters.
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Parker House
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Washington Streets
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Newspaper Row
Washington
Bromfield
Mr. Moran
Gaskin
North End
North Street
District Attorney Moran Lectures On Wal Text To PpAingette Fans
The district attorney Moran delivered a cryptic talk described as the writing on the wall to a crowd of PpAingette fans at Sweith’s venue. The event drew attention for its enigmatic message and public discussion.
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Sweith
Guild Wins Quincy City Vote With Large Plurality
In Quincy on November 5 the election drew a light turnout. Governor Guild captured the city with a large plurality while his supporters placed second, polling nearly twice as many votes as Whitney.
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Guild
Whitney
Will of Walter F. Baker Found in Boston
The will dated February 7 1907 written in Bakers own hand leaves 5000 to Edward F Baker 10000 to Helen Bray Hurd of Bogota New Jersey a third of the residue to both nephews a share to Harvard College and a share to Natalie Hurd infant daughter of Frank H Hurd The will may influence murder suspicions as Bergen County District Attorney Koester notes possible undue influence and plans actions as detectives investigate the death in New York City after Bakers illness at Brownes Chop House and autopsy hints chloral poisoning
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Walter F. Baker
Boston
Edward F. Baker
Helen Bray Hurd
Bogota
N. J
Edward I.’. Baker
Harvard College
Natalie Hurd
Frank H. Hurd
Koester
Bergen County
Baker
Broadway
Browne
Paderewski Delights Crowd At Symphony Hall Recital
Paderewski played Variations and Fugue Op 23 and Beethoven in Symphony Hall. He mixed old-toned magic with recent excesses, delivering Liszt and Chopin pieces with varied success. A second recital is planned for December 21.
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Symphony Hall
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Vienne
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Chopin
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Paganini
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Paderess
Robberies Hit Medford Homes In Early Morning
Medford woke to a spree of house break ins from midnight to 8 am. Thieves from Boston entered twelve residences on Sheridan Spring and Faragut avenues and Hooker streets, stealing silverware jewelry and money totaling about 600 dollars. They avoided plated articles, indicating skilled burglars. Victims include Mrs Tukey Richard Phillips John Montgomery F F Grant Samuel Bornstein John Mitchell James Johnson Edward Ellis Mrs Mary Molloy and Captain William Randall.
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Voggmen
Boston
Glenwood Station
M. A. Tukey
Sheridan Avenue
Richard S. Phillips
John H. Montgomery
Spring Street
EF. Grant
Samuel Bornstein
John Mitchell
James H. Johnson
Edward C. Ellis
Mary Molloy
Farragut Avenue
William Randall
Spring
Hooker Streets
Women should not share same education goals as men at meet
James P. Munroe of Tech argued against coeducation in college training for women at the quarter century gathering of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae. The opening talk drew applause from about 1000 members at the Public Library as other leaders pledged support and invited visits to Radcliffe and Wellesley. Excursions and formal sessions followed at Old South church with plans for the convention’s afternoon program.
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James P. Munroe
Tech
Association of Collegiate
Public Library
Florence M. Cushing
Horace G. Wadlin
Boston Public Library
LeBaron R. Briggs
Radcliffe
William FE. Ffuntington
Boston University
Caroline Hazard
Wellesley
Elizabeth M. Howe
Eva Perry Moore
Boston
Concord
Museum of Fine Arts
Old South Church
Sutton Defends Balkline Title in Big Victory
Chicago November 5 George Sutton tonight defended his 18 2 balkline billiard title by defeating Jacob Schaefer with a 500 to 241 victory.
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Chicago
George Sutton
Jacob Schaefer
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