Britain and Germany Reach Samoa Partition Agreement
Berlin announced an agreement with Britain and Germany to partition Samoa. The United States would retain Tutuila and Pago Pago harbor, plus nearby islets, under treaty approval. Upola and Savaii go to Germany while Teachell Choiseul desert to Britain, with consular withdrawals and equal labor rights.
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United States
Apia
Pago Pago
Washington
Berlin
Great Britain
Germany
Upola
Savali
Tutuila
Tonga Islands
Savage Island
Choiseul
San Isabel
Solomon Group
Samoa
Senate
State Department
South Pacific
Manua
London
Savaii
Solomon Islands
Teachel
Australasia
New Gainea
German Press Opinions on Samoa Partition
Berlin reports show varied German press stance on Samoa division. Boersen criticizes American retention of Tutuila as increasing friction. Tageblatt deems Samoa not overpaid and notes Tutuila won’t harm Germany. Deutsche Zeitung criticizes terms as excessive. National Zeitung calls the agreement a success despite indemnity for British rights.
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Berlin
Samoa
Boersen
Tutuila
Tageblatt
America
Germany
England
Deutsche Zeitung
Tonga
National Zeitung
Collins Campaign Rallies For Mayor Nomination
After the state election the Collins committee schedules nightly public meetings across the city through the caucuses. A ward 3 rally features Dem leaders including Corbett Shaw Fitzgerald Kelcher Miller Sullivan and others urging Patrick A. Collings for Mayor with John J. O Callaghan presiding.
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Collins Campaign Committee
Patrick A. Col
Salvatore Rescues Crew From Stricken Schooner Downes
The Italian bark Salvatore arrived in Gloucester with 700 tons of salt and six rescued sailors from the William B. E. Downes of New Haven. Captain A T Dyer and seven Norwegians endured a four day gale after Savannah departure on Oct 26, living by canned milk and beef before being picked up by the Salvatore and Nettie Champion.
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Gloucester
Salvatore
Saccarino
Trapani
Italy
A. T. Dyer
William BE. Downes
New Haven
Savannah
Deer Isle
H. P. Smith
F. P. Marshall
Jacob Dahl
Jacob Thompson
Charles Johnson
Lewis Johnson
Alexander Skova
Dyer
Hatteras
Leeward
Aistresa
Gloucester Steamboat Company
Boston
Merchants' Association Meets with Captain Miller Guest
The Boston Merchants' Association held its monthly board meeting at Young's Hotel with President Carter presiding. Captain J Gordon Miller of England spoke on life in the Transvaal and the current war, earning thanks from the board. The group advanced plans for a national department of commerce and industries and continued river and dam improvements. Charles S Hamlin was elected a two year delegate to the National Board of Trade, and Rand Avery Supply Co was admitted as a member.
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President Carter
Boston Merchants’ Association
Young’s Hotel
J. Gordon Miller
England
Transvaal
Miller
Department of Commerce and Industries
Charles River
St. Mary’s Street
Charles
Hamlin
National Board of Trade
Rand, Avery Supply Company
Boston Mormons Demand Chance to Speak at Tremont Temple
Boston Mormons plan to attend and address the anti Roberts meeting at Tremont Temple after being denied permission to speak on the Common. Elder Jensen vows to speak from the rear if denied at the venue. Eugene Young, scheduled to address, hopes for orderly proceedings while comments on вопросы are raised. Tremont Temple managers refused to host a pro Roberts meeting. John Willis Baer of the Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor will preside.
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Boston
Tremont Temple
Jensen
Eugene Young
Hine Tremont Temple
John Willis Baer
National Young Peopl
Society of Christian Endeavor
Fall River Operatives Stand Firm as Wage Demands Grow
In Fall River the Weavers and Slasher Tenders unions announce meetings for Thursday and Friday to decide on wage demands. The Weavers foresee gains from improving cloth markets and profits for stockholders, while the Slasher Tenders urge a 10 percent wage increase citing factory profits and healthy markets. If manufacturers refuse, coordinated action with Textile Council unions seems likely.
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Fall River
Weavers
Slasher ‘Tenders
Weavers’ Union
Slasher Tenders’ Association
Textile Council
Chrysanthemum Exhibition Draws Large Crowd in Boston
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society opened day two of its chrysanthemum show in Horticultural Hall with big attendance. Mrs. J. I. Gardner won first prize for a grouping. Notables include Walter Hunnewell of Wellesley with anemone flowered blooms and Gloria de Lorraine begonias. Ernst G. Asmus of West Hoboken shows a new hybrid tea rose Liberty. Exhibit runs daily 9 am to 9 pm through Friday.
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Massachusetts Horticullural Society
Lower Horticultural Hall
J. I. Gardner
Walter Hunnewell
Wellesley
Gloria de Loraine
Ernst G. Asmus
West Hoboken
N. J
Liberty
Samson loots satchel at North Union station chase ends
Samson Loossman, 36, of 1812 Merrimac Street Haverhill, arrested at North Union station after snatching a satchel from brakeman Joseph H. Whitmore. He fled toward train section, police called. A conductor and expressman tackled him. Aliyeh transferred him to the station amid the excitement.
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Samson Loossman
Merrimac Street
Haverhill
North Union Station
Jossman
Joseph H. Whitmore
Officer Lynch
Alyneh
New England Hardware Dealers Meet at United States Hotel
The New England Hardware Dealers Association held its monthly meeting last evening with six members present. President William D. Parlin presided as J. Edward H. Rice spoke on his forty five years with Walwort Manufacturing, W. H. Blake discussed hot water heating, and L. R. Putney shared experiences in London American ideas. Robert L. Van Buskirk and Leslie Mansfield provided a musical finale.
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New England Hardware Dealers’ Association
United States
William D. Parlin
J. Edward H. Rice
Walwort Manufacturing Company
W. H. Blake
Thayer Heating Company
L. R. Putney
Wencaiay Hills
London
Robert L. van Buskirk
Leslie Mansfield
Veterans’ funeral for William Henry Brazier in Charlestown
The funeral of William Henry Brazier of Willard C. Kinsley Post 139 Somerville was held at his Charlestown home. Relatives and many comrades attended with elaborate floral tributes. The Rev. C. C. Carpenter led services, Somerville G A R Post conducted the home ceremony, and interment followed at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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William Henry Brazier
Willard C
Tuttle
Marion
Fred
Walter Brazier
C. C. Carpenter
Republic
Somérville G. A. R. Post
H. N. Sargent
William Q. McHugh
P. W. Maloney
Charles W. Randall
Brazier
Charlestown
Somerville Post
Abraham Lincoln Relief Corps
Woodlawn Cemetery
Frank Congdon
Bryant Firm
Mayor Quincy Opens Underground Public Convenience Station
Mayor Quincy announces the new underground public convenience station on the Common near Park Street subway, opening today from 6 p.m. to midnight. He praises the $15,000 project as meeting a long standing municipal need and anticipates future stations with Board of Aldermen support and health and Bath Commission backing.
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Quincy
Park Street
Postoffice
New York
Beaton
Franklin Fund
Board of Aldermen
Board of Health
Bath Commission
Dense docket of civil actions before Suffolk Superior Court
A long list outlines multiple civil case numbers and parties across first second and third jury sessions before Judge Gaskill with docket entries including Old Colony R R Co vs Pearce Boston & Providence R R Co vs Ruther Samuelian vs duell Fisher vs West End R R Lynch vs Boston Elevated R R Darrow vs Charles River Hmbankment Longin vs Dowsley Crowley vs School Street Loan Co etc. The record reads like a comprehensive jury session schedule and case roster with numerous plaintiff defendant pairs and associated docket numbers.
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Old Colony R. R. Co
Pearce
Boston & Providence R. R
Ruther
Samuelian
Duell
Fisher
West End
R. R
Lynch
Boston Elevated
R.R
Darrow
Charles River Hbmbankment
Longin
Dowsley
Crowley
School Street Loan Co
Heron
Boston
Thread & T. Co
Lawrence
Lyon
Bartlett
Morse
Bird
Morris
Whiteside
Fitch
Trask
Rosenfeld
Hoar
Tilden
Lappen
Sullivan
Carboni
Snow
Bryer
City of
Cordley
James
Lewenberg
Levy
Johnston
Friedburg
Cummings
Schirmer
West
Mode
Boston Dental College
Little
Putney
Dexter
Mackay
Adams
Isenbeck
Cotter
Bill
Merchants’ National Bank
Gay
Roche
Sawyer
Forrest
Davis
Shea
R. R. Co
Scannell
R. RR. Co
Gaskill
Cocrane
Winnisimmett Ferry Co
Same
Spade
Lynn
Boston R. R
Clark
Boston Gas Light Co
Wentworth
Emerson
Gibbs
Conroy
Thomas
Chisholm
Balsley
N. B
Frederick
Oresence
Klatse
Wiseland
Franklin Brewing Co
Blume
Norfolk
Alves
Paul Boynton Co
Rugg
Boston & Maine
Myrick
Town of Revere
Bruce
Drake
Buckley
Enrico
Staib
Austin
Hollander
Eastman
Sexton Va
Russell Counter Co
Gray
Dugan
Wikiman
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Winnie Davis
Richmond
Daughters of the Confederacy
Hollywood Cemetery
President Davis
Miss Innie
Major Duchesney
I. N. Duchesney
New England Paint and OU Club
Young's
Suffolk, ‘Ss
Gaskill, J
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Campbell
Pabujian
Capra
Coughlan
Glidden
Murray
Geal
A. P. Sawyer Med. Co. Vadbury
Tarshley
Doris
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Ai Bron
Aeldon Co. Corporation
Stone
Jenkins, & Conke
Caldwell
Good
Wrench
W. KR
BR. RB
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Wilson
Twomey
Whittemore
McGinnis
Rox. Brewing Co
Scheppelle
Boston Blev
Jacobs
Martin
W. T. Piper Ce
Raeley
Atkins
Crouse
Bowditch
McCormack
Met
Life Insurance Co
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Hingham RK. KR
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Norcross
Med
George
Brumimett
Nemo Heater Co
Whitcomb
Bacon
Wright
Young
Loomis Co
Locke
Adeivon
Feinstein
Lvauu
Moody
Robinson
Apitz
Brodie
May
Atwood
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Preneh
Payne
Wau
Pterting
Curry
Amen
Dennings
Gregware
Tsiv
Walworth Cone
Cove
Ubi
Conningham Tron Co
Holrook Lyit—Het
Benson
Isti
T. Stearns Lumber Co
Toe
McIntyre
Millen
Lihi
McMahon
Faine
Walah Va
Bost
Thompson
Murry
Foster
Freer
Chio—deyer
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Hay VE. Monahan
Uo A
Sw. Moore
Wyman E
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W. Knapp
Hull Building
Detroit
Mich
J. E. Frothingham
M. D
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Pr. Bell
Columbus Ave
Jackson
Home Remedy CO
Tremont St
Williams
London Hospital
J. E. Bishop
Miss Johnson
Mme
Indora
Philbrick
Mass
O'Connor
Barretti
Scollins
E. H. Rollins & Sons Co
Onipe
Flynn
Drinkwater
Porter
Deane
Tukey
Wyman
Byram
Butler
Fagan
Cook
Fitchburg BR. R
Sheldon, J
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Cash Reg. Co
Smith & Dove Mfg. Co
Slater Oa
Standard Oil Co
N. Y
McCabe
Tomfohrde
Ieahu
Bucknam
Silva
McDonad
Plummer
Foger
Hall
Boston R. Co
Crocker
Metropolitan Stock Exchange
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Booth
Commonwealth of Mass
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Hanks
Gooch
French
Murphy
Walker
Norris
City of Boston
Everett
Buttrick
Timmins
Cohen
Hermanson
Hayes
Mitchell
Weinzs
Bains Ve. Cole
McGowan
Name
Southworth
Maryland Casualty Co
Killorin
Ins
Poland
Meltzer
Chanin
Harrigan
Goodwin
M58
Hosworth Va
H.R
Foy
Lannon
Singer Mig. Co
Leonard
Harris
Bragg
Wikinson
Rf Oden—Coffin
Lincoln Wharf Co
Churchill
Warren Boot & Shoe Co
Shipping News
Juniata
Bend
Baltimore
A. M. Graham
Spartan
Crowell
Philadelphia
B. Sampson
Navahoe
Staples
Brunswick
Charleston
8. C
Seminole
Bearse
Jacksonville
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Dimock
Baker
Shawmut
Fuller
Newport News
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Colby
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Lincoln
Marr
Bath
City of Gloucester
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Parker
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Hayti
Bessie A
Untley
Cheverie
Fanny
Sypher
St. John
Bradford C
Hammett
Weymouth
T. W. Dunn
Alley
Katherine D. Perry
Garfield
Alice Holbrook
Ellis
George A. McFadden
Wallace
Samuel C. Hart
Holder Norfolk
David Baird
William Mason
Rich
T. W. Cooper
Brown
Eddyville
Fannie and Fay
Mehaffey
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Pemaquid
Wheeler
Rockland
Mary Ellen
Calais
Millie Wash
Salem
H. M. Hoyt
Farnham
Perth Amboy
Blue Bird
Budect
Bridgepor
Dover
Beaver
Tacony
Georges Creek
Keene
Portland
Robert A. Packer
McGoldrick
Bangor
Buckler
Bustle
Yiureka
Dunlo
Bala
Yoruba
Avonmouth
King
Uyderhorn
Nor
Tampico
Mex
Pali
Louisburg
Cumberland
Waxsiport
Valdare
Beargive
Annapolis
Kear River
Henry Lippett
Demerara
Windwest—Steamers Canada
Queenstown
Liverpool
Eng
Victorian
Iago
Hull
Hallock Medical Institute
Court St
DR. Hallock Medical Institute
DR. Hallock Medical
Com- Baer
DR. Allock Medical Institute
Hallock
E. W. Gahan
Tremont Street
Sr. Adams
J. P. Adams
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Fitchberg K.R
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State St
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Dominion Line
Fitchburg R. R
Canada
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Southern
Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Arizona
New and
Old Mexico
Colorado
California
Savannah Line
Ocean Steamship Co
Lewis Wharf
Florida
Gate City
Summer St
F. H. Downing
Atlantic Ave
Sound Line
Metropolitan S. S. Co
Ocean Steamship Company
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Co
Steamship Lines
Providence
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
Summer Street
J. McCloskey
Dominion Atlantic Ry
New Yarmouth
Prince Artage
Yarmouth
Long Wharf
Prince Edward
Washington &T
Washington St
Foot State St
J. F. Masters
Yarmouth Steamstp Co., Ltd
Yarmouth, N
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Chatham Street
H. F. Hammond
North East
India Wharf
William
Richard Bell
Lowney
Commercial St
Pianoforte Makers’ Union of
Massachusetts
St. Andrew's Hall
Parker St
Chickering, Ivers-Pond
Frodsham
Keene'’S Watch Store
Lexington
T Parker Street
Massachusetts Avenue
William Hunt
Onset
Central Ave
William A. Atkins
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E. A. Grozibe
Broadwar
Tessa
South Boston
Waverley House
Albee Stove Bee Stove CO
Blackstone St
Watson
Columbus Av
Chester
Water St
Tolman
Park Sq
Somerville
Hyde Park
P. Mn
Jovin H. Lee
Democratic City Committee of
John F. McDonald
Timothy E. McCarthy
Spelman Hall
Ward
John M. T.shee
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