More Trouble in China
Mail advices from South China report a recrudescence of the rebellion in Kwangsi. Rebels captured Hochinchok and Lin Chin Fu, a prefectural city, after pillaging sub prefect and prison. Many Koushus have joined, arms arrive via caravans through nearby French and Portuguese territory. Two Chinese cruisers left Canton with over 1000 men to reinforce imperial forces.
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Victoria
B. C
South China
Kwangsi
Hochinchok
Chinwanfu
Lin Chin Fu
Koushus
King Ching
Canton
Hong Kong
Masury and West Elected in D A R State Office Sweep
Massachusetts Society D A R holds annual Methuen conference with delegates from Boston and other chapters. Miss Helen Winslow and Miss Laughton resign, Mrs Charles H Masury of Danvers named state regent and Mrs Anna D West of Somerville named vice regent after an easy, unanimous election.
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Methuen
Massachusetts Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Boston
South Lawrence
C. H. Oliphant
Congregational Church
Helen M. Winslow
Deborah Sampson
Brockton
State Society
Danvers
General
Israel Putnam
Anna D. West
Somerville
Duff replies to President Cushing over secret session
Julia E. Duff accuses Cushing of misquoting and presses for full publication of admissions from a school board executive session. Dr. McDonald condemns the board president for breaking secrecy, recounting observed incompetence of a teacher and backing Duff’s statements.
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Boston
Public School Row Ends With Superintendent’s Appointment Backed
Mrs. Duff released the night’s executive session remarks accusing a candidate of incompetence and alleging a board pull. The superintendent defended the nomination, citing years of consideration and strong recommendations. Fifteen of twenty members voted to sustain the appointment.
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Cushing
Duff
Charlestown
End of Strikes Marked by Paper Trade Meeting
The Paper Trade Association held its 77th regular gathering at the Exchange Club with guests including Congress man Samuel L. Powers, Tom T. Waller, and Free mont W. Spicer. Powers argued about public opinion, socialism, capital and labor relations, and predicted a future of prosperity and new markets, notably Canada, with new members elected to committees and boards.
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The
Paper Trade Association
Exchange Club
William McQuillam
Samuel L. Powers
Tom T. Waller
International Paper Company
New York
Freemont W. Spicer
Canada
Waller
Spicer
Powers
Bates
Gaston
Maine
Mr. Morgan
America
Europe
Republic
United States
Boston Associated Board of Trade
Charles Vose
State Board of Trade
C. D. Brown
World Gold and Silver Production for 1901
Washington reports 1901 metal output by country. United States gold 78,666,700 and silver 33,128,400. total world gold 263,374,700 and silver 174,998,578 fine ounces. Silver market weak. India government purchases declined. 30 percent US silver from ore.
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Washington
George E. Roberts
Mint
United States
Mexico
Australasia
Prussia
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Sweden
Scceceereeres
Italy
Ueseeneaneee
Spain
Recececerenesee
Portugal
Paeweest
Tulkey
Finland
Argentina
Bolivia
Colombia
Ecuador
Brazil
Venezuela
Guiana
Uruguay
Central America
Japan
Roberts
London
Government of
India
Critics of the Money System at New Orleans Meeting
The American Bankers Association debated currency questions in New Orleans on November 12. A committee would study assets currency and elasticity while a resolution backed flexible currency and a seven member panel. Fowler urged a citizen centered view, Dawes opposed permanent assets currency but supported emergency currency, and other leaders debated the banking system’s future amid calls for reform.
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New Orleans
American Bankers’ Association
J. J. Sullivan
Cleveland
American Bankers' Association
Fowler
New Jersey
President Herrick
Herrick
United States
Mr. Fowler
Europe
France
England
Atlantic
Charles G. Dawes
Charles N. Fowler
Horace White
New York Evening Post
White
Dawes
Fram
Executive Council
C. A. Pugsley
Willis Payne
New York
Drowns Digging Clams in Wood Island Creek
Patrick Joyce of 2 Front Street Chelsea drowned yesterday afternoon while digging clams in Wood Island Creek. James Flaherty saw him fall into the water but could not reach him. Harbor police had not recovered the body by press time.
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Patrick Joyce
Front Street
Chelsea
Wood Island Creek
James Flaherty
Joyce
Harbor
Lively Chelsea Campaign Sees Alderman Guild Nominated
The Chelsea Republican city committee filed papers last night for Alderman George B. Guild to oppose Mayor Edward E Willard. The city braces for one of its hottest campaigns as candidates search nationwide.
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Republican City Committee
Chelsea
Gioes
Edward E Willard
Willard
George B. Guild
Harvard Yale Excursion Tickets For Parlor Cars
Excursion tickets for the Harvard Yale football game in New Haven on November 22 cost $8 round trip. Tickets available at 366 Washington Street and 1836 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge with parlor car seating in each direction. Early applications recommended to secure best accommodations and avoid rush.
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New Haven
Washington Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Springfield
Rally for Leary at Webster Hall for aldermen race
A large labor rally in support of Michael J. Leary for the Board of Aldermen is set for Webster Hall Ward 2 tonight. The program includes music and speakers from several unions including Longshoremen's I U Anthony J. Tighe Engineers' Union 74 Local Painters' 11 and others.
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Michael J. Leary
Board of Aldermen
Webster Hall
Ward 2
Martin S. McCormick
I. U
William G. Harber
Maslers’ Union
Anthony J. Tighe
Engineers’ Union 74
John J. Gerrie
D. B. McInnes
Thomas J. Doyle
Michael H. Fitzgerald
T. J. Culliney
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Lynn
Mrs. Masury
Daughters of American Revolution
R. Nelson
Huntington Ave
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H. Crine
Mrs. Duff
President Cushing
Dr. McDonald
Attack On
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Julia E. Duff
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Lively
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Southdown
Lady Grey
Satan
Rockfeller Mills
Garner
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Uncle Inge
Rogers
English Steel
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Ehich
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IBC
Brighton
Mem Furnishing
Hamburg
Roya Worcester
Kersey
Cheviot
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J. P. F. Kelly
St. John’s Church
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Union Square
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