Somerville Republicans Meet to Nominate Against A P A
The Ward 4 committee of fifty and Somerville Republicans chose William H Berry and Howard D Moore for aldermanic honors and Dr Giles W Bryant for the School Board. They urged that candidates be judged on ability and honesty and not questioned about A P A affiliation.
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Bryant
Ward 4
Somerville
West Somerville
William Muzzey
Asa Durgin
J. W. Converse
Charles Hathaway
George C. Proctor
Howard D. Moore
Union Square
Giles W. Bryant
J. Warren Bailey
A. P
No Sunday Flying Horses Guilty in West Haven Case
Julius Lempert of West Haven was found guilty in the Court of Common Pleas for running his flying horses on Sunday. He was fined and will appeal to the Supreme Court, challenging the constitutionality of the West Haven law that bans Sunday amusements.
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New Haven
Conn
Court of Common Pleas
Julius Lempert
West Haven
Supreme Court
The Woman of Blood Read the Sunday Post
A Sunday Post feature explores a chilling crime tale with survivor accounts. Readers are drawn into a medical mystery and the societal reactions surrounding a fatal incident.
Abduction claim shocks Chelsea as Sweet child dispute erupts
Mrs Emma L Sweet accuses Philip H Sweet of abducting their six year old daughter. George E Bailey a local justice of the peace provides an account of events including the couple's troubled marriage, alleged abuse by Mrs Sweet, and Sweet’s pursuit of the child. Bailey says the husband seeks a divorce and details a sworn confession from Mrs Sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Ll. Sweet
Philip H. Sweet
Chelsea
Fall River Dividends Rise in Last Quarter 1895
Fall River mills report a 25-100 percent uptick in dividends for the November quarter, with total payouts of 439,750 on 21,368,000 capitalization. Leading the list are Bourne Mill in Rhode Island, Union Cotton Manufacturing, and Troy CG&W. Several mills show growth in earnings and capacity, including new spindles and equipment upgrades, while some like Barnaby skipped dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
G. M. Haffards & Co
Bourne
Rhode Island
Union Cotton Manufacturing Company
Troy CG. & W. Manufacturing Company
Stevens Mill
Marseilles
Barnaby
Atimwan
Durfee and Iron Works
American Linen
Seaconnet
Chace
Tecumseh
Flint
Hargraves
Laurel
Lake
Narragansett
Iron Works
Parker Mill
Appointments and clashes mark Aleppo and Diarbexir turmoil
Constantinople reports Kiamil Pasha appointed Vali of Aleppo while Mehmed Djemal retains Sheik-ul-Islam. Officials say Diarbexir unrest was near suppression when Armenians renewed attacks killing fifty Muslims and eighty six Armenians. Armenians led by Kevork attacked Tohoukour Hissar, killing twelve Muslims.
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Constantinople
Kiamil Pasha
Vali
Aleppo
Sheik-ul-Islam
Mehmed Djemal Eddin Effendi
Ministry of the Interior
Diarbexir
Kevork
Fers
Tohoukour Hissar
Patchen Dominates Gentry In Half Mile Race At Richmond
In Richmond on November 7, Patchen defeated Gentry in two heats on a half mile track at the exposition grounds. Gentry, unable to contend, withdrew after the second heat as Patchen ran a third heat with a running mate. Patchen set a track record with a 2:11 mile in the final heat.
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Richmond
Patchen
Gentry
Exposition Grounds
Richmond Riding and Driving Association
Mr. Scott
Lavigne to Meet Walcott for 5000 Purse at 133 Lbs
Sam Fitzpatrick, manager of Kid Lavigne, arranged a December 2 bout with Joe Walcott at 133 pounds for a $5000 purse. The Empire Athletic Club will host a fifteen round fight with the decision going to the man leading after the scheduled rounds.
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New York
Sam” Fitzpatrick
Lavigne
Joe’ Walcott
Empire Athletic Club
David S Hooker Dead In Medford Home
Medford on November 7. David S Hooker died at his home 3 Oak street from a complication of diseases. Born in Sherborn in 1818, he worked as a blacksmith on Border street East Boston and later was employed by James W Tufts Co of Boston. In recent years he was homebound due to age and ill health, having lived here nearly fifty years.
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Medford
David S. Hooker
Oak Street
Mr. Hooker
Sherborn
Border Street
Boston
James W. Tufts & Co
Sargent Cushing Wedding At West Somerville Church
Miss Minnie Cushing and Harrison F. Sargent were married by Rev. T. E. Potterton at the Third Universalist Church of West Somerville. Maid of honor was Miss Ida Babcock with Lillian Sargent and Annie Davis of Providence as companions. Best man was Clifford E. Jones. A reception followed at 10 Clifton Street and the couple will be at home on November 14.
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Third Universalist
West Somerville
Minnie Cushing
A. M. Cushing
Harrison F. Sargent
T. E. Potterton
Ida Babcock
Lillian Sargent
Annie Davis
Providence
Clifford E. Jones
Clifton Street
Police Detain Wayward Boy From Fleet Street
Gloucester police in charge of a boy who claims the name Willie Lacouse and a Fleet Street home says he ran away months ago. Officials believe he is an orphan and a protege of a society with a long name. Agent Smythe will be notified of his whereabouts today.
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Gloucester
Willie Lacouse
Fleet Street
Society of the Long Name
Smythe
Wife Marginstine Returns to Salty Back Salem Street
Abraham Marginstine, a hand cart pedlar on Salem Street, laments losses from his wife Rosie who left Boston with a bakery worker, traveled to Montreal, Portland, and Russia before returning. He proclaims his money spent seeking her. Rosie stays with relatives on Waltham Street as the couple resumes life in the Hebrew district.
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Salem Street
Rosie
Marginstine
Russia
Abraham
Morton Street
Israel Fredericks
Fredericks
Portland
Montreal
Boston
Post
Waltham Street
Chelsea
Schlutzy
Rosie Marginstine
Marginstines
Cruel Turks Letters From Boston Describe Armenian Massacres
Letters received in Boston from American residents in Constantinople recount the Armenian massacres and Turkish violence amid riots and government inaction. They detail Armenian deaths, mass refugee movements, church shelters, and the complex roles of foreign consuls, with emphasis on Trebizond Ak Hissar and broader regional atrocities.
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Boston
Constantinople
Aratc
Turkey
Porte
Stamboul
England
Russia
Messrs
Chilton
Hunter
Trebizond
Koumkapou
Erzroum
Sofias
Sublime Porte
Armenian Hunchagist Committee
Ak Hissar
New York
Adabazar
Arthenians
Jater News
Scotia Alleys hosts league night results
On Scotia Alleys the Somervilles and Mt Washingtons and the Unions and Massachusetts of the A C C played a regular tournament game last night. Scores not provided in the readable text.
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Somervilles
Mt. Washingtons
Unions
Massachusetts
Scotia Street
Bowling Matchups Shape A C C Tournament Pairings
In the regular A C C bowling tournament at the Boylston street alleys the Pequots and Orients clashed in one game while the Chelseas faced Alpha in the other.
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Pequots and Orients
Chelseas
Alpha
A. C C
Boylston Street
Taunton Triumphs Over Brockton By 282 Pins
Taunton defeated Brockton 2254 to 2536 on the Metropolitan lanes in Brockton. Home team victory by 282 pins with Taunton posting the higher score in the match.
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Brockton
Taunton
Riverdale Casino Bowlers Defeated By Medford Team
Medford bowling team defeated Riverdale Casino 2520 to 2354 at Medford, winning by 166 pins. Riverdale Casino struggled as Medford posted a strong score to secure the victory.
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Medford
Riverdale
Riverdale Casino
Massacres in Anatolia Reported Amid Sultan Crisis
Despatch from Constantino ple notes European action near, with mass arrests in Sedik Pasha and a rising death toll. Reports claim 10,000 dead as Maronites and Greeks are among victims. Widespread Armenian extermination fears grow across Syria, Bagdad, and Mossoul.
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London
Constantinople
da E
Sedik Pasha
Anatolia
Syria
Bagdad
Mossoul
Assistant Clerk Fight Continues In Cambridge City Hall
Cambridge seeks an assistant city clerk as Edward J. Brandon served in that role until last night when he was elected city clerk to fill the vacancy caused by Walter Pike s death. A deadlock over a successor continues with Alfred M. Pear favored by the upper branch and Edwin A. Cutting urged by the other. An order of 2500 was approved for Latin school plans to be built near the English School. City loans proposed for land and engine house and to run 20 years 60 000 for street construction 60 000 for city buildings 60 000 and for sewers 60 000 over 30 years. Somerville and Arlington propose cooperation on a contagious hospital project.
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Cambridge
Edward J. Brandon
Walter Pike
Brandon
Alfred M. Pear
Edwin A. Cutting
Somerville
Arlington
American Record Broken in Half Mile Bicycle Race
Providence November 7 L M Walteston of Dorchester and R Urquhart of Boston set a new half mile record on Elmwood avenue riders rode a tan dem from near Roger Williams Park to Atlantic avenue timed at 5 seconds beating Mayo and Saunders Buffalo 1 08 last fall unpaced race officiated by Timers C H Weld O H Southwick G A Gill judges WW Snow G F Ellis M W Weld referee C H Weld Walteston and Urquhart known as the Transcript team had earlier broken the ten mile record and a 100 yard mark the two are noted for rapid pacing feats and frontier speed sections.
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Providence
Elmwood Avenue
L. M. Walleston
Dorchester
R.urquhart
Boston
Roger Williams Park
Atlantic Avenue
Mayo and Saunders
Buffalo
C. H. Weld
O. H. Southwick
G. A. Gill
E. Snow
G.F. Ellis
M. W. Weld
Walteston
Urquhart
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Police hearing set before Brockton Aldermen
Arrangements are complete for a police investigation session to open tomorrow night in the Brockton council chamber. The Board of Aldermen will meet with seating expanded to about 200 using camp chairs. no additional admissions beyond capacity. Witnesses summoned include Officers Case and Boyden, Rev. F. A. Warfield, and Judge Warren A. Reed.
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Brockton
Case
Boyden
F. A. Warfield
Warren A. .Reed
Charter Plan in Everett Council Proposes City Aldermen
Everett Common Council's special charter committee reports for a Dec meeting. Proposals include seven at large Aldermen elected and four two year terms after enactment. Also plans for school buildings to be handled by agents named by the City Council.
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Everett
Charge of murder at Newport in 7th Nov term
Adjourned Newport court opens for trial of Mary J D Holloway and William Chase accused of poisoning John E R Holloway at a March 8 dancing party in Glover. State claims poisons caused death. Judge Start orders joint trial. Dartmouth’s Professor Edwin Bartlett testifies finding strychnine in stomach and fluids.
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Newport
Mary JD. Holloway
William Chase
John ER. Holloway
Glover
Holloway
Edwin Bartlett
Dartmouth
Daughters of Rebekah Lodge Hosts Welcoming Reception
Daughters of Rebekah Lodge No 29 of Brighton hosted Resolute Lodge of Malden last evening in Allston Odd Fellows halls. About seventy five guests were received by J. T. Comee and H. C. Jewett. A reception, entertainment and supper followed. The reception committee included Mrs. J. T. Comee Mrs. H. C. Jewett Mrs Edmund Brown and Mrs E D Hammond who received guests in graceful fashion.
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Rebekah
Brighton
Malden
Allston
Odd Fellows
J. T. Comee
H. C. Jewett
Edmund Brown
Stealing Calfskins Charged in Marlboro Theft
Stephen Maguire was arrested last night for stealing calfskins valued at an amount marked Chase Merritt & Co Marlboro. The case involves calfskins marked for Chase Merritt & Co of Marlboro and centers on the alleged theft and arrest.
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Stephen Maguire
Chase, Merritt & Co
Marlboro
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