Brady Denounces City Chamber Defeat at People's Temple
Dr Brady’s informal address on election hits and misses praised Governor Wolcott’s win in Massachusetts and the anti single chamber vote. He warned of governance by many and urged support for two legislative branches and continued reform in Van Wyck era Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady
People’s Temple
Columbus Avenue
Berkeley Street
New York
Massachusetts
Roger Wolcott
New York City
Tammany Tiger
Platt
Low
Tracy
Paris
London
Glasgow
Boston
Times
General Martin
Board of Police Commissioners
Martin
America
John Manning, Charlestown Resident, Dies at 77
John Manning of Charlestown died at his Vine Street home after a brief illness at age 77. He lived at the Point for years and leaves a son and two daughters, one married to Hugh McNulty, water works official. Funeral at St. Catherine's Church on Tuesday, burial in Holy Cross Cemetery, Malden.
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John Manning
Charlestown
Vine Street
Manning
Hugh McNulty
St. Catherine’s Church
Bunker Hill Street
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Lieutenant Outin Arrives With Violinist Ysaye in Tow
On La Bretagne which arrived from Havre Lieutenant Outin ordered by the French government to command troops on Tahiti and Ysaye the renowned violinist were aboard the vessel arriving in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
la Bretagne
Havre
Outin
Tahiti
Ysaye
Peculiar Postum Vote At Cortland Convention
At the W C T U State convention in Cortland New York delegates approved Postum Cereal Coffee over ordinary coffee. A simple preparation boiled 15 minutes after boiling begins, or boiled in two cheese cloth bags for an hour. The piece urges avoiding adulterated coffee and notes Postum’s health claims and red seals on genuine packs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
New York
Will Kelley Face Jury Tomorrow In Insanity Case
The article outlines the upcoming trial of Kelley with defense witnesses including his parents and friends to show mental weakness. Experts for the defense and State insanity witnesses will testify, followed by closing arguments, charge, and verdict. Kelley’s appearance has changed from a “peaches and cream” youth to a jailed figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Wise Returns from Klondike Adventure to Boston
Charles L. Wise, who left Boston last July with fourteen men for the Klondike, has returned on foot to Seattle and then to Boston. He reports a growing party reaching Seattle, with over $1000 in profits from small wares. The men, now forty six strong, plan winter in Seattle and spring attempts toward the Klondike, aided by press admiration and Northern Pacific railroad work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Wise
Boston
Klondike
Seattle
Post
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Mr. Wise
Woman Nack Staring Down a Possible Trial Twist in Thorn Case
A long court drama unfolds as Mrs. Nack may be cleared while Thorn faces an electric chair. Prosecutors allege a calculated murder born from love and jealousy, with key witnesses and vast exhibits awaiting in Queens county court.
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Empire State
Nack
Thorn
William Gotha
Young
Guldensuppe
Woodside
City
Pres
Jack
Two Continents
Gotha
New York
Carl Petersen
Germany
William F. Howe
Petersen
Youngs
Mrs. Nack
Ninth Avenue
Doht
Lot
Petit Jury
Mildred Wheeler case explored in deadly love and motive
The article details Mildred Wheeler seeking an acquittal for the fatal shooting of Annie Wheeler. John Wheeler’s hatred mirrors the victim’s, while Mildred’s lawyers push for insanity as a defense. If mental illness is shown, she could face an asylum. otherwise life imprisonment looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Wheeler
John Wheeler
John
Mildred
Wheeler
Vermont
Berkeley Temple Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
The Berkeley Temple marks ten years with celebrations spanning yesterday and today. Rev. Charles A. Dickson extolled the church’s growth since 1887 and its charitable work. A reception is set for 8 to 10 pm, with Tuesday events including a conference on church relations and a panel discussion by notable ministers on the advance movement in Christian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley Temple
Charles A. Dickson
D. D
Dickson
W. J. Tucker
Dartmouth College
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Ohio
Amory H. Bradford
Montclair
N. J
Somerville Man Dies After Train Strike Near Sherman Street
George Collins 27 of Crocker Street Somerville was found near the Boston and Maine tracks by a Division 15 officer. He was taken to Station 15 then to Massachusetts General Hospital where a pelvis fracture caused fatal injuries. Police notified. death occurred at 4 20 PM yesterday.
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George Collins
Crocker Street
Somerville
Division 15
Boston & Maine Railroad
Sherman Street
Duff
Massachusetts General Hospital
Collins
Wolcott Talks Cuba and Bimetallism in Interview
Senator Ed ward O. Wolcott of Colorado, who spent Sunday with his mother in Longmeadow, said he would not discuss bimetallism for publication while negotiations are pending. He denied remarks about Cuba and said he had not spoken on the Cuban question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Edward O. Wolcott
Colorado
Longmeadow
Washington
Cuba
Noon meetings announced by Evangelical Association
The noon gathering led today by Rev. R. W. Wallace at Somerville’s Franklin Street Church will discuss the Communion of the Holy Ghost. Rev. Henry Varley, the English evangelist, plans to return to the city on November 15 and take charge of the noon meetings, which will move from Bromfield Street Church to Park Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Association of New England
R. W. Wallace
Franklin Street Congregational
Somerville
Henry Varley
Bromfield Street
Park Street
Horse incident injures man on Warren Street
Edward Nason of 37 Friend Street employed by John Porter horse dealer was unhorsed on Warren Street while leading green horses. The animals threw him down and kicked his head. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Edward Nason
Friend Street
John Porter
Warren Street
Nason
Massachusetts General Hospital
Methodist Sermon on Theatres Cards and Alcohol
At Saratoga Street Methodist Church pastor Rev Charles A Crane explains the church’s stance on amusements saying theatre and dance attendances and card play are not sins but prudent warnings. He notes whiskey drinking is dangerous and can lead to ruin, while no one loses salvation for enjoying them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Street Methodist Church
Charles A. Crane
Methodist Church
Waste No Money Roy Salvation Oil Claim
An advertisement-style fragment touts Roy Salvation Oil as the only good liniment claiming it kills all pain and saves money.
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Roy Salvation Oil
Power and Patronage in Van Wyck Era for Greater New York
The New York editorial outlines how ex-Mayor-elect Van Wyck will command a vast patronage under the new charter. It details department structures, notable posts and salaries, including the Water Supply Board, Public Improvements, and potential appointees like Grady and Martin, all tied to Carroll’s backing of Van Wyck against Croker.
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New York
Edlect van Wyck
van Wyck
Mr. van Wyck
Greater
Department of Public Improvements
Department of Public Works
Board of Public Improvements
Water Supply Commission
Highways Commission
Sewers Commission
Commission of Bridges
Croton
Five Boroughs
Ramapo Hills
James J. Martin
Croker
van Wyck Warwick
Tammany
John F. Carroll
Rescue at Sea Amidst Sleet and Ice on Lake Michigan
Survivors recount a harrowing night as hail and freezing cold drenched the spar they clung to for hours. The Mariposa finally circled and hauled them aboard after engineers fought to reach the mate and the narrator.
Carroll Dominance Shapes Van Wyck Rise in Tammany Hall
The article details John F. Carroll’s pivotal influence within Tammany Hall and his role as a kingmaker for Mayor-elect William L. Van Wyck. It portrays Carroll as Croker’sable power in the sixteenth district guiding Van Wyck’s political career and future appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wyck
Tammany
John F. Carroll
New York
John Sparks
Court of General Sessions
Carroll
Corker
Tg Carroll
Croker
Bob
Jack
York
Tragic Deaths At Berkeley Girl 18 Linked To Hidden Letter
Berkeley university student Anna Blythe Holywell, 18, died by own action amid mystery over a real or imagined lover. A telegram from “H J Blythe” and a cryptic letter to the dead girl suggest a rumored romance. authorities suspect insanity or self-authored communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Berkeley
University of California
Anna Blythe Holywell
Miss Holywell
Fr. W. Durgin
Centre Street
Cal
A. B. Holywell
H. J. Blythe
O. C
Bishop Blythe
Fond of Cigarettes Arrest After Grocery Break-In
Charles Hampton aged 34 of 44 Phillips street was arrested about 6 15 AM for breaking and entering the grocery store of Max Rosenthal at 34 Phillips street. The front door was forced and Hampton had a single package of cigarettes when arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hampton
Phillips Street
Max Rosenthal
Hampton
Altitude Reassessment For Mt Rainier At 14 528 Feet
The latest calculation places Columbia as the highest point at 14 528 feet above sea level. The figures come from observations by Professor Edward Mc Clure who died while descending Rainier on the night of July 27, 1897.
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Seattle
Wash
Mt. Rainier
Columbia
Edward McClure
Diman resigns presidency of New Bedford Textile School
New Bedford on November 7 reports Mr. Diman has resigned as president of the New Bedford Textile School Corporation due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Diman
New Bedford Textile School Corporation
American Wringer Company and its Chicago area addresses
The American Wringer Company operates from 77 and 79 Franklin Street and 80 Arch Street. It manufactures clothes wringers mangles and carpet sweepers. Wringers and sweepers are repaired. Orders by mail or telephone receive prompt attention.
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American Wringer Company
Franklin Street
Arch Street
Loss and wreck of the ship McLeod near Black Rock
The McLeod struck Black Rock three times in a gale off Sambro and, with eight feet of water in the hold, was driven onto the rocks. The crew of twenty one sought lifeboats and reached Devil's Island while Captain Stewart attempted to salvage papers before the ship sank miles from shore.
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Halifax
McLeod
Black Rock
Simbro
Stewart
Halifax Harbor
Sambro
M.4 Malley
Othr
H. Petersen
Devil’s Island
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Wolcott
Scores Platt
Law
Lieutenant Outin
Wise
Prep & Co
Saparillia
Hood
L Hood
Maeveanunilla
Bobster
Washington Star
Wheeler & CO
Sonera St
American House
Methodists and Cards
van Wyck Wil Cut
John Carroll
Great Water Project
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Sean Eeevee
Queensee Eee
Richmond
N. Y
Ghlforna
Mosler
Mosler Safe Company
Sudbury Street
Foster
New England
Ence
Baint Beane
Anna
Arthur
Mary
Elisa
King
Durgin House
Redlands
Elis &. King
Saint Benne
Geo
Goodwis & Co
Hanover
Ella
Wilson Bros
Tremont roWe
West End
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