Miraculous Healing Tours At Bromfield Street Church
Boston clergy and physicians report daily miracles at the Bromfield Street Methodist church from 10 to 11 am with Dr Henson curing paralysis, blindness, and jaw locking without charge. Witnesses claim cures in public demonstrations, while skeptics are convinced by patient recoveries, hospital cases, and tested healing power.
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Doctor Henson
Bromfield Street Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bromfield
Tremont Street
Henson
Boston
Christ
Joseph Hurley
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
James Smith
Webster Avenue
Dr. Heaton
City Hospital
Frank Hawkins
Vine Street
Charlestown
Bromfield Street
New World
Paris
Quincy House
Daly and Amalgamated Copper Feud After Daly's Death
The piece analyzes how Marcus Daly loss shifts the power balance within Amalgamated Copper and its Montana feuds with Clark Heinze Hyams. It notes Hyams's role, predictions of possible settlements, and the impact on ongoing campaigns and corporate strategy.
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Standard Oil
H. H. Rogers
Thomas W. Lawson
Butte
Mont
Marcus Daly
Anaconda
Amalgamated Copper Company
Daly
wWhitem
William A. Clark
Montana
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Company
Sears
Godfrey M. Hyams
Godfrey Mighty Hyams
Mr. Hyams
Daly- Clark
Hyams-Heinze
G. M. Hyams
Daly and Clark
Hyams
Heinze
Double Daily Pullman Service With Winter Excursions
New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Richmond lines offer through Pullman drawing room and buffet sleeping cars. Winter round trip tourist tickets to Jacksonville Tampa and Florida points now on sale. Inquiries to W C Shoemaker 1206 Broadway New York or L Longshort 306 Washington Boston or W M McConnell 1434 New York Ave Washington DC and G M Portramouth Plymouth at 5 St John VPGM.
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Pullman
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Richmond
Jacksonville
Tampa
Florida
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. C. Shoemaker
General Eastern
Broadway
Longshort
New England
Washington Street
Boston
W. M. McConnell
New York Avenue
Ashington C
Porramouth C
Powers Terms Must Pay Indemnity for China Crisis
Dr. Morrison reports from Pekin that foreign envoys have agreed to a basis for a preliminary treaty. China must erect a monument to Baron Von Ketteler, send an imperial prince to Germany, execute eleven officials, suspend provincial exams five years, dismiss officials failing to curb outrages, pay indemnity, abolish the Tsung Li Yamen, transfer functions to a cabinet minister, allow rational intercourse, raze Taku and other forts, ban arms imports, maintain legation guards, and post imperial proclamations against Boxers for two years.
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London
Morrison
Times
Pekin
China
Baron von Ketteler
Germany
Taku
Chi Li
Presbyteries Split on Westminster Creed Revision
Philadelphia Presbyterians voted 70 to 66 against revising the Westminster creed and urged the general assembly to dismiss the matter. In New York, delegates narrowly favored revision by a one vote margin, led by the moderator’s swing vote.
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Philadelphia
Presbyters' of
General Assembly
New York
Boston clairvoyancy arrest tied to alias schemes
Francis Baldwin was arrested in Lowell on alleged clairvoyancy law violations and booked for larceny. Informants say he operated in multiple cities under names Tuttle Turner and Charlton, with prior Boston business at 4 Columbus Avenue in 1899. He secured bail by seizing a ring worth 700 dollars from a local pawnbroker.
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Lowell
Francis Baldwin
Boston Pens
Tuttle
Turner
Charlton
Columbus Avenue
Boston
Thomas Arnold Dies in London. Noted Scholar and Exeter Examiner
Thomas Arnold, fellow and examiner in English language and literature at the Royal University of Ireland and second son of the famed Dr. Thomas Arnold headmaster of Rugby, died yesterday in London. He was born November 30, 1823, and was father of novelist Mrs. Humphry Ward.
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London
Thomas Arnold
Royal University of Ireland
Rugby
Humphry Ward
Chelsea Incendiary Fire Alarm at 112 Story Building
Chelsea fire department responded to an alarm from Box 24 for a blaze last night in a 112 story wooden building at Everett avenue and one street. Chief Spencer believes the fire was incendiary in origin and the property is owned by the Currier estate.
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Chelsea
Spencer
Everett Avenue
One Street
Currier
Bad fall from car injures Watertown man
Henry Stanborn fell over the rear guardboard of a Watertown and Newton trolley on North street about 9 30 last night and was badly shaken up with shoulder injuries. The trolley slipped as he leaned back to reach the wire, causing his loss of balance. He was taken to his home at 844 Moody street Wal tham.
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Henry Stanborn
Watertown
Newton
North Street
Stanborn
Moody Street
Waltham
Missing Barge Hudson Raises Providence Anxiety
Providence Rhode Island November 12 reports deep worry over the barge Hudson and its three crew members as searchers believe the captain’s wife may be aboard, raising concern for all on board.
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Providence
R. I
Hudson
Bond Leads in Placentia Liberal Gains in Nfld Race
Partial returns from the Placentia district promise the election of three liberals. If confirmed, Premier Bond would command twenty four supporters in the new Legislature while Morine would hold four seats.
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ST. John, N. F
Placentia
Bond
Morine
Opening rally kicks off Chelsea no-license campaign
In Pythian Rink last night Chelsea hosted the opening rally under the Young Men's No-License banner. Hon. George H. Carter presided and spoke briefly. Other speakers included Rev. Robert MacFadden of Central Congregational Church and John H. Watson of Beverly, former president of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union.
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Chelsea
Pythian Rink
George H. Carter
Robert MacFadden
Central Congregational Church
John H. Watson
Beverly
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Censures Council At Cambridge Library Meeting
The Library Hall Association of Cambridge Port censures the present Cambridge city council in its annual meeting held at Parade Association Hall. Officers elected include President Samuel Usher and treasurer Alexander H. Bill, with an extensive executive committee and auditors named.
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Library Hall Association of Cambridge
Prade Association
Cambridgeport
Cambridge
Samuel Usher
E. R. Cogswell
Frank A. Allen
John R. Fairbairn
Edmund Reardon
Russell
Edards
Alexander H. Bill
Sidney Berry
Hollis R. Bailey
H. R. Bailey
Ernest W. Clarke
Frederick D. Fisk
BE. B. Hale
A. B. Hart
H. M. Allen
Elmer H. Bright
James L. Paine
Peter F. Rourke
Enry Russell
Felix Conran
Peter P. Bleiler
John H. Hurley
Seymour W. Eiarding
Richard Whoriskey
George Allen
James W. Coleman
Coolidge
T. H. Raymond
F. L. Sawtelle
Otis S. Brown
James H. Davis
Patrick J. McElroy
H. M. Wheeler
Wellington Tillmore
Charles.Bullock
George B. Stickney
H. B. Davis
Ellis Wins In Lawrence Republican Mayoral Nomination
Richard W. Ellis defeated Lewis G. Holt to secure the Republican mayoralty nomination, carrying all city wards with 2244 votes to 600. Five candidates sought the superintendent of streets. results split among Chester Be Hudson, Col Melvin Beal, and David Bailey with multiple ward delegates. Aldermanic nominees listed for Wards 1 3 4 6 with several incumbents and a vacancy in Ward 2.
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George Mowatt
William P. White
William H. Forbes
Robert P. Pickles
Henry B. Lane
Pes
Revere Town Meeting Holds Second Debate in Hall
The second session of Revere town meeting resumed in the town hall last night with strong turnout. A political debate continued until 10 30 with both factions active, sparked by a leftover article from the first meeting to consider a 250 dollar appropriation for the street department. The current Board of Selectmen faced sharp criticism while Nevins and Andrews defended the board.
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Revere
Board of Selectmen
Nevins and Andrews
Cambridge Recount Maintains Ward 2 Representative Result
The Cambridge registrars held a recount after last Tuesday’s election showing Democrats J F Donovan and James A Montgomery winning in Ward 2. Republican Samuel W Bailey trailed by about 200 votes. Mootoomong, the lower winner, petitioned for recount but no change occurred.
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Cambridge
Coulter Renominated by Social Democrats in Brockton
In Brockton on November 12 the Social Democrats held a convention and unanimously renominated Charles H. Coulter for a second term. The meeting reaffirmed party support and set the stage for the upcoming campaign.
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Brockton
Social Democrats
Harles
H. Coulter
Rally in Charlestown Promotes Democratic Caucus
Crowded Jackson Club rooms on Bunker Hill street heard Henry E. Hayward urge loyalty to Democracy and voting for true Democrats. Joseph J. Corbett outlined city committee work for Mayor and ticket, pressing support for Philip O'Brien’s reelection as Alderman and for ward and municipal slate led by Corbett and Sullivan.
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Toyal Democracy
Charlestown
Jackson Club
Bunker Hill Street
Wari 3
Henry E. Hayward
Joseph J. Corbett
Philip O’brien
David B. Shaw
Rally for Monaghan Draws City Leaders to Spelman Hall
Spelman Hall packed for rally backing John E. L. Monaghan in Ward 18 renomination. Ex Senator James A. Gallivan presided as speakers included City Council members Healey Linehan O’Brien Bresnahan and Representative Watson and Jeremiah J. McNamara among others.
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Spelman Hall
John EB. Lonaghan
Ward
Common Council
James A. Gallivan
William Co. Healey
East Boston
James A. Watson
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Ee W. Bresnahan
Frank J. Linehan
James P. O’brien
Pickwick Club
John E. L. Monaghan
Strike Feared Over Boiler Makers Dispute
President Bliss of the Boston and Albany railroad stands firm against demands from the Brotherhood of Boilermakers. Local Boston votes to sustain any order by President McNeill. He heads to Albany to report and may trigger a shop tie up. A Springfield case involved a foreman discharged for defying an order against two union members.
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Bliss
Boston & Albany Railroad
International
McNeill
Brotherhood ‘of Boilermakers and Iron Ship Builders of America
Boston
Albany
N. Y
Railroad
Fo R
Reqn
Springfield Boilermakers’ Union
Springfield
McCrellis Allies Charge Political Motive in Tax Case
In Lawrence and Methuen, supporters allege Collector Gill’s claim of a short account by McCrellis is politically driven amid the Fifth District Republican race. McCrellis, once backing Butler Ames, aided Knox after Ames’s defeat, prompting threats of suits for defamation as Gill’s actions follow the campaign involvement.
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Lawrence
McCrellis
Methuen
Gill
Butler Ames
Lowell
Knox
Collector Gill
Lowell Democratic
Colector Gill
Dominion Line Receives Its Agents Aboard Commonwealth
Dominion Line hosted its agents for a luncheon on the new steamer Commonwealth. Guides escorted the group from captain's room to engine room as they inspected the vessel for about two hours. Mr. C P Jameson welcomed the agents, with Farley named toast master for the occasion.
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Dominion Line
Commonwealth
C. P. Jameson
Farley
Latimer
Jameson
Championship clash in School Preparatory League final
This afternoon Hopkinson meets Boston Latin at Charles River Park for the league title. Both teams are undefeated, with Boston Latin holding a slight edge in experience. The matchup marks a rare, evenly matched contest for the crown as the two schools vie for the championship.
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Hopkinson
Boston Latin
Charles River Park
Boston Latin School
Jeffries Willing to Fight Fitzsimmons for Championship
The New York telegram to Robert Fitzsimmons in Norfolk Va states he is ready to meet for the title. It says if Fitzsimmons accepts a representative should meet Jeffries on Wednesday at the Grand Opera House to arrange a championship bout at once or after the theatrical season.
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New York
Robert Fitzsimmons
Norfolk
Jeffries
Pacers
Ain
Grand Opera House
Ward 17 caucus clash draws police help request
Attorney Joseph Lundy seeking extra police inspectors for Ward 17 Republican caucus Bal lantyne faction grows tense as contest between delegations heats up. Superintendent Hidridge asked to provide safety on scene.
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Joseph Lundy
Joseph Ballantyne
Hidridge
Representative-elect Hurley Injured in Ayer Game
John C. Hurley, Ward 5 representative-elect and Harvard junior, broke his collar bone in a Saturday football game against the Ayer Athletic Club. He was treated at home at 4 Monument Avenue Charlestown and faces a few weeks of recovery though surgeons expect possible return after following directions. Hurley, a former captain in both high school and Boston College teams, remains politically active and was re-elected to the House this year after prior Boston Common Council service.
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John C. Hurley
Ward 5
Ayer
Monument Avenue
Charlestown
Hurley
Harvard
Boston College
St. Alfonso’s
Roxbury
Murphy
Ayer Athletic Club
Boston Common Council
Martin Higgins
House of
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Oxford
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Chicago
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Thomas J. Giblin
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Omega Oil
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Will Ly
Omega Chemical Co
Poe
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EB. C. Pickering
Elizabeth Pierce
Lynn
A. Sawyer
Boylston St
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