All United for Kennedy in East Boston Meeting
East Boston Democrats convened in support of P. J. Kennedy for street commissioner. Key figures including John A. Sullivan and William McMellan voiced active backing, signaling broad unity and little opposition. The campaign aims to unite city wings and present Kennedy as a unifying choice.
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East Boston
Democrats
P. J. Kennedy
John A. Sullivan
Kelcher
Conry
Ward 2
Mr. Kennedy
William McMellan
Ward 1
Kennedy
Donovan
Doyle
Titzgerald
Lomasney
Linehan
Lord Sholto in Jail for Shooting Brother in Canada
Lord Sholto Douglas, brother to the Marquis of Queensberry, is jailed in Nelson B C likely facing murder charges after a shooting at Creston. An officer Rowland was present in the home when Sholto allegedly fired a shotgun at close range, injuring him severely.
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Winnipeg
Man
Sholto Douglas
Marquis of Queensberry
Nelson
B. C
Douglas
Creston
Rowland
Sholto
Evangelist Corbett Converts 75 at White River Junction
Edwin A. Corbett of Providence R I conducted a two week evangelistic campaign at the Methodist Church in White River Junction. Pastor Rev R I B Himan reports 75 names hoping to gain full church membership.
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White River
Junction
Methodist Church
Edwin A. Corbett
Providence
R. T
R. I. B. Himan
Indian Guests of Mrs Bull Attend Anti Imperialist Meeting
Dr J C Bose of Calcutta and Mrs Bose visited Mrs Bull in Boston with Miss Margaret Noble also known as Sister Nivedita. They listened to talks on the Philippine Islands and met league members at an informal reception after a gathering of the Anti Imperialist League.
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J. C. Bose
Calcutta
India
Or. Bull
Boston
Web of India
England
Anti-Imperialist League
Philippine Islands
League
Morse Still Is In Tombs Prisoner In Bail Case
In New York the case of "Ice King" Morse remains unresolved as bail is deferred in the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Wallace McFarlane argues Morse is too impoverished to post bail, while the district attorney mocks the poverty claim and suggests Morse could flee to Paris if released.
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New York
Morse
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Wallace McFarlane
Paris
Hawkins Commits Death by Own Action in Salt Lake City
John M. Hawkins, an invalid, killed himself yesterday afternoon while his wife was away choosing a casket to bury her father. He had clearly planned the act for some time and waited for a moment of solitude.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
John M. Hawkins
Hawkins
Islands Demand Liberty at Anti-Imperialist League Meeting
A. Hidalgo Rizal urged a swift grant of independence for the Philippines at a Twentieth Century Club luncheon, arguing Americans should end governing a people in subjection. Rafael Dimayuga and Helen Wilson spoke on the islanders’ desire for self-rule and peaceful resistance.
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A. Hidalgo Rizal
Anti-Imperialist League
Joy Street
Moorfield Storey
League
Fiske Warren
Gamaliel Bradford
Erving Winslow
Rizal
Philippines
W. Cameron Forbes
Boston
America
Rafael A. Dimayuga
Helen C. Wilson
Massachusetts Officials Lead North Carolina Monument Expedition
A Boston party led by the Massachusetts legislature and governor staff travels by rail to Newbern to attend the dedication of the Massachusetts Monument in the National Cemetery. President Chapple will represent the governor and will accept the monument for the Commonwealth. Judge Putnam delivers an address before the return voyage to Boston.
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Federal Express
South Station
Joint Legislative Committee On
Executive Council
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Newbern
N. c
Raymond Whitcomb
Massachusetts Monument
National Cemetery
Washington
South
Laura A. Dugan
Alice Sprague
Chapple
Massachusetts Senate
Secretary Root for Platts Seat in New York
Washington November 9 Secretary Root indicated the possibility of Roosevelt Roosevelts White House conference with Speaker Wadsworth and Ward as a candidate for United States Senator from New York to replace Thomas Platt whose term ends March 4 1900 Root did not confirm any decision and declined to discuss the matter
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Washington
Poot
New York
United States
Empire State
Thomas
Platt
White House
Roosevelt
Wadsworth
New York Assembly
Ward
Root
Woman Who Sued Brockton Dentist Now in Asylum
Lilian J. Corbett 82 sued Dr. C. Ernest Perkins for 25000 in Brockton Superior Court. She is committed to Worcester Asylum as insane at sisters’ request. Judge Harris orders guardianship inquiry with a court report in two weeks.
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Brockton
Lillian J. Corbett
C. Ernest Perkins
Robert ©. Harris
Worcester Asylum
Richard W. Nutter
Perkins
Henry R. Scott
Boston
Harris
Disease follows church ritual thinning Aleutians
Dr. Robert Oleson from Alaska reports that tuberculosis is spreading among Aleutian natives, with 40 percent afflicted, a rate linked to a church ritual involving kissing the dead. The finding was shared in San Francisco on November 9.
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San Francisco
Aleutian Islands
Robert Oleson
McCulloch
Alaska
Man Guards Women From Jump After Car Axle Breaks
A male passenger blocked the car exit on Huntington Avenue near Copley Square Hotel after an axle broke on an outbound Allston Longwood car. He refused to move as women screamed then helped each woman off the car once it stopped.
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Allston-Longwood
Huntington Avenue
Copley Square
Furs Stolen From Providence Store Valued at 6000
Between midnight and 8 a m a burglary at Kaps and Reinacher fur shop 195 Mathewson street Providence results in the loss of about half the stock valued at six thousand dollars. Police investigate the break in.
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Providence
Kaps & Reinacher
Mathewson Street
Priest Admits Kiss In Edna Clark Case Inquiry
The Rev. Parson Young of St. Mary the Virgin Episcopal Church testified that he kissed Edna Clark as part of his priestly duties in the inquiry into the young woman's disappearance.
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Sas
Francisco
Edna Clark
Parson Young
Episcopal Church of St. Mary the Virgin
Shocking Tale Of Cruelty In Russian Extradition Case
On the witness stand Jan Licit described battles between government troops and militia in Russia. He testified why the militia attacked soldiers after two comrades were dragged tied to horses. He spoke of mutilation of Frieberg and five other bodies in grisly detail.
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New York
Jan Licit
Jan Pouren
Frieberg
Widow removed as executor after husband declared alive
In Pittsburg the Orphans Court revoked the letters of administration and ousted Mrs. Rebecca J. F. Ferree as executor of John W. Ferree's estate. Ferree had disappeared nine months earlier and was legally declared dead last September. Through counsel she admitted the husband is alive.
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Pittsburg
Rebecca J. F. Ferree
Orphans’ Court
John W. Ferree
North Side
Formula That Made Money Cooper's New Discovery Promises Health Cure
L T Cooper claims stomach trouble fuels most ill health and says his formula created a fortune. In New York three weeks, he reports fifty thousand locals trying Cooper's New Discovery, with testimonials from Brooklyn's Oscar Danner praising relief after years of indigestion. The medicine is sold nationwide through druggists.
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L. T. Cooper
New York
Cooper
New York City
Cincinnati
Cooper Medicine Company
Dayton
Ohio
West
Oscar Danner
Nelson Street
Brooklyn
United States
Roosevelt for Mayor of New York City
Influential New York Republicans propose nominating President Roosevelt for mayor. They argue he could easily defeat any Democrat and that his election would set a Republican line of succession, making New York a reliably Republican city thereafter.
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NW York
New York
Roosevelt
Noted Shooting Accident Ends in Fatality Near Mary Brown
In Laurien s on November 9 Thornwell Boycee and Ward Pinson rode with Miss Mary Brown when Boyce urged Pinson to fire his revolver to scare her. Pinson shot Boyce in the back of the buggy, killing him instantly.
Coulsen Case Dismissed By U S Supreme Court
Washington November 9 The case of Adolphus Coulsen who is under death sentence in the Panama Canal zone was dismissed for want of jurisdiction by the U S Supreme Court The prisoner argued the zone is American territory making a jury trial in a capital case unconstitutional
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Washington
Adolphus Coulsen
Panama Canal Zone
Supreme Court of the
United States
Coulsen
General Leonard Wood Arrives in New York Aboard Noordam
Major General Leonard Wood U S A arrived in New York tonight aboard the steamer Noordam from Rotterdam with Mrs Wood and aide Captain G T Langhorne.
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New York
Leonard Wood
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