North End feud ends in four gunshots fail to kill
Antonio Pallidoni, 41, is under arrest at Station 1 for assault with intent to kill after firing four shots at his nephew Asia Acia in a Medford Street house yard yesterday afternoon. The dispute over a woman escalated. Pallidoni admits aiming to kill Asia.
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Sons of
Italy
North Indy
Stesion 1
Antonio Pallidoni
Andrea Acia
Pallidoni
Asia
Medford Street
Chauseway
Charlestown Street
Asta
Palliadoni
Gleason and
Burr
Station 1
Sennett
Division 10
Travers Street
Gleason
Beverly Street
Hanover Street
Rosetta
Weather Forecast For New England States And Nearby Coast
Forecast for Thursday calls for fair weather in Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with showers in the southern portion and southerly winds shifting to the north. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut face threatening weather and rain with northeast winds likely near the southeast New England coast.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Masachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New England
John Frazer Steamer Fire Kills About Twenty Off North Bay
The steamer John Frazer burned on Lake Nipissing near North Bay Ontario killing about twenty people. Captain Douglass and four or five crewmen were aboard along with about twenty passengers. seven survived including the fireman and cook. A scow towed by the steamer drifted ashore after being cut loose. The cause of the blaze is unknown and the lifeboat was found drifting with a hole in its side.
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North Bay
Ont
John Frazer
Lake Nipissing
Douglass
Cook
Matabeles attack British Tuli column at Nov 1 action
Despatches from Cape Town report the Matabeles assault on Major Goold Adams's British Tuli column of 300 with Maxim guns. Despite rear wagon protection and reinforcements, Matabeles suffer heavy losses, including over sixty killed. Selous wounded before returning to fight. Captain Kirby notes reinforcements requested and possible command disagreements.
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Cape Town
Goold Adams
Adams
Kharia
Major Adams
Mr. Selous
iXhama
Khema
Gambo
Lo Bengula
Matabeles
London
Pall Mall Gagette
Johannesburg
Kirby
A&ht
Tull
Mataheles
Raff
Bayard Sees State Focus in U S Elections
London report quotes Hon. Thomas F. Bayard saying results show state issues dominated voting. He cites New York judiciary purity and silver purchases as key flashpoints and predicts shifting party alignments toward new issues like tariff policy and opposition to McKinleyism.
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London
Thomas F. Bayard
States of the Union
Mr. Bayard
Devonshire Remarks On Home Rule In Belfast Visit
The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire arrived at Larne and Belfast amid public enthusiasm. He commented that Lords may risk consequences by opposing Home Rule and pledged Lords would support the measure as in the past. The couple departed for Belfast after brief greetings and large crowds cheered.
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Belfast
Duke
Duchess of Devonshire
Larne
House of Lords
Heaviest Armor Fitted to Indiana Battleship
After two months of work the Indiana at Cramp's shipyard bears the heaviest nickel steel armor ever fitted to a battleship barbette. The 80 foot diameter barbette weighs 406 tons and is 17 inches thick. Delivery to the government is expected around June with a contractor’s sea trial near February.
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Philadelphia
Indiana
Cramp’s
Bethlehem Iron Company
Where Is Murray? Somerville Builder Vanishes
Murray a 40 year old Somerville builder, partner in Murray & Waugh, disappeared from 37 Vernon Street after receiving a $500 check for a Boston project. Last seen Oct 26 in Boston seeking cash, neighborhood fears foul play as wife and police seek him amid ongoing payments and house contracts in Somerville and Dorchester.
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Murray & Waugh
Adams Street
Somerville
George W. Bentley
Boston
Murray
Bentley
Murray & Wath An
Broadway National Bank of Boston
India Street
Wis
Adams
Mr. Bentley
Mr. Kentley
Porchester
Dorchester
Tie
Edward F Phinney Sentenced For Manslaughter Death
Edward F Phinney was convicted of manslaughter in the death of Carl Fireman Shine in South Boston and yesterday received a seven year prison term in the State Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Phinney
Carl
Shine
South
Boston
Newfoundland Election Rout Clear in St Johns Results
In St John's Newfoundland the opposition suffered defeat as the Assembly shifted to government control with 123 to 4. Woods the Surveyor-General was reelected and Monroe, an opposition leader, was badly beaten amid the city vote for three government members and one opposition member.
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ST. John's
N. F
Newfoundland
Woods
Monroe
New Bill Favored in Aldermanic Nominations Debate
A divided city government weighs the aldermanic bill approved by voters. Republican and Democratic factions clash over nominations with seven candidates chosen by each party and a goal of uniting supporters behind a strong mayoral ticket.
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Eta Earderin
Thenesea
Messrs
Witt
Sanford
Lemasney
Maguire
Pioat
Burerett W. Burdett
Hellemubtian
Eusennrnitthe
Posten
Bostor
Aldermen
Massachusetts
Regulia
Mayer
Harvard Anthropologist David Moncrieff Reported Drowned
United States minister to Japan informs the State Department that Harvard anthropologist David Scott Moncrieff’s body has been found on the Saghalin coast of Siberia near Vingov. He had been sent to Siberia by the Peabody Museum to study anthropology and disappeared after a sailing from a village. Previously a U S Army surgeon, Moncrieff’s exact burial disposition remains unclear.
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Washington
Mr. Dun
United States
Japan
State Department
David Scott Moncrieff
Harvard University
Vingov
Saghalian
Siberia
Alexandropski
Moncrieff
Tokio
Moncriefé
United States Army
Dun
Salvation Army Parade Rights Hearings At Somerville Meeting
Somerville city officials heard from West Somerville Salvation Army supporters urging permission to parade streets with songs and instruments. Aldermen cited ordinance limits and referred the issue to the ordinances committee for potential change or amendment.
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West Somerville
Salvation Army
Somerville
Hearig
Thane
Committee On
Allen Street
Brodgkins
Supreme Court
Fitts
West End
Cambridge
North Union Street
East Somerville
E. C. Reed
Oliphant Train Robbers Alleged Desperado Shot
Morillton Ark November 8 Telegraph Operator Brown killed Bud Pangborn as he tried to enter the depot while being pursued as a possible Oliphant train robber. Sheriff’s posse found blood stained bandages at a deserted camp eight miles west of Jamestown and Clem Wackerly is en route to Batesville with two officers to identify accomplices.
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Morrillton
Ark
Brown
Bud’” Pangborn
Sheriff's
Oliphant
Pangborn
Jamestown
Clem Wackerly
Conway
Batesville
Body of Man Washed Ashore at Long Branch
The body of a man was found ashore in Long Branch New Jersey this afternoon. A Fall River pass and a marriage certificate for John Newton of Newton Creek Massachusetts were located with the body. The deceased appeared well dressed and had been in the water about ten days. Coroner Van dyke will arrange burial unless someone claims the body.
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Long Branch
N. J
Fall River
John Newton
Newton Creek
Mass
Vandyke
Crescent Mill Winds Up and Dissolves
Crescent Mill stockholders voted to wind up the affairs and dissolve the corporation after a heated discussion. Officers were elected to apportion about five dollars per acre remaining from Merchants' mill purchase money.
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Fall River
Crescent Mill
Flood in Italyclaims five lives at Cassino
Rome reports five people killed in Cassino after floods swamp the town and surrounding area with about four feet of water. Rail service on the Naples Rome line is suspended and traffic disrupted as rescue and recovery work begins.
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Rome
Cassino
Naples
Steamship Agent Likely to Pay 1200 for Escape of Aliens
In a United States Court of Appeals decision it appears probable Steamship Agent Frederick Warren will pay 1200 after permitting four aliens who arrived on the Kan sas in March 1892 to escape while detained on the vessel by Commissioner Wrightington. They have not been heard from since. The case hinged on the improper detention and failure to secure custody.
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United States Court of Appeals
Frederick Warren
Kansas
Wrightington
New Yorker Margaret Taft Arrested For Clothes Line Theft
Margaret Taft, 34, was arrested by Division 4 officers last night while removing clothes from Mrs. Martha Davis at 37 Warren Street. All items were recovered. Taft resides at 102 Hudson Street.
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Margaret Taft
Division 4
Martha Davis
Warrenton Street
Margaret
Hudson Street
Greenhalge Credits Globe for Fair Coverage
The Globe’s interview with candidate Greenhalge features praise for the paper’s balanced reporting. Henry Thomas adds that the Globe has done good work and treated them fairly.
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Henry Thomas
Saint Burgess Deceptive Saint Pretends at Mission
A man calling himself John Burgess and W T Wright deceived Union Rescue Mission members at Kneeland Street and posed as a devout businessman. Inspectors Houghton and Gerraughty jailed him for attempting to obtain goods by false pretenses. He used fake addresses and a nonworking telephone, with connections to a Norfolk firm and Ironmonger and Bro. in Virginia. He faces a charge of securing goods and a court arraignment is pending.
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Union Rescue Mission
Kneeland Street
Houghton and
Gerraughty
W. T. Wright
W. T. Wright & Co
R.le Baker
John Burgess
Munichipal Court
Houghton
Bank of the Republic
Tol Dd
Custom House Street
Central Street
Atlantic Avenue
Franklin Street
Ironmonger & Bro
Norfolk
Burgess
Condition of Ex Secretary Jerry Rusk Grows Alarming
Ex Secretary Jerry Rusk of VIROQUA Wisconsin is critically ill at his home. He had a bad night with two chills and is enfeebled. Dr Hamilton of Ohio has been summoned and is consulting with local physicians.
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Viroqua
Wis
Jerry Rusk
Rusk
Hamilton
Ohio
Young Cambridge Man Confesses to Worcester Theft
Hiram Winthrop Brooks Jr 23 of Cambridge was arrested in Worcester on Tuesday and reportedly confessed to stealing 193 dollars from Bush Co druggists. He had worked at several area pharmacies and returned to his home after a failed bid to find work. The Brooks family, esteemed in Cambridge, reacted with shock at the alleged crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Winthrop Brooks, Jr
Cambridge
Worcester
Bush & Co
Brooks
Boston
Cleflin
Bush & Co.’s
Post Office Pharmacy
Worchester
Young Brooks
Stone
Lakeview Street
Hiram. W. Brooks
Yankee Manufacturing Co Sale Offers Broad Apparel Discounts
Yankee Manufacturing Company promotes a sale with suits overcoats shirts hats and suspenders priced at 9.07 cash for 24.70 value. The ad lists fabrics including silk satin and velvet lined coats kerseys meltons and chinchillas with late hours until 9 pm.
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Bsearf
Ligendoljar
Yankee Manufaccturing Company
Gummer Birget
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North Hnd
Devonshire’s Noubts
Remington Typewriter
Wyckofp
Seamans Benedict
Broadway
New York
Acre
Somerville Builder
Phibney Schtenged
Staten Island
Temple Place
Boylston ST
Post, Herald, Globe
Anard & CO
Wellington & Katz
Tremonton
Martyr
The
Peabody Museum
Salvationists
NYWER
Morning Globe
Greenhalge
Bridgewater
Boston Globe
Prand
Rusk III
H. W. Brooks, Jr
Yankee Manf’g CO
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