Terrell Defended by Missionary Overseer Over Turkey Actions
In a dispatch dated Constantinople and released by the State Department Rev. Dr. H. Dwight defends Minister Terrell’s conduct in Turkey. Dwight praises Terrell’s efforts to shield American citizens, notably at Bitlis, and rebukes claims of neglecting inviolability. The report notes diplomatic strains, consular setbacks, Armenian massacres, and calls for stronger U.S. naval presence and intervention.
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Washington
H. ©. Dwight
Turkey
Terrell
State Department
Constantinople
United States
Dwight
Bitlis
Porte
Taer
Olney
Cleveland
White House
United Press
Constantinoople
Cologne
Chilton
Dulany Hunter
Erzeroum
Harpoot
Armenia
Olnéy
Messrs
Hunter
Department
Trebizonde
Cologne Gazette
Oljney
Herbert
Selfridge
San Francisco
Marseilles
Massacre Fears Rise From Bos ton Letters
Letters from Constantinople describe end October Moslem hostility in Marash prompting Christian leaders to seek governor protection. After the request was ignored, Muslims attacked the Christians, signaling a possible massacre and heightened sectarian violence.
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Boston
Constantinople
Marash
Albanians Break Out in New Albania Conflict
VIPNNA Nov 13 Advices report renewed hostility between Muslim Miridites and Catholic Miridites in Albania. Battles have raged with heavy losses on both sides. Turkish troops, four battalions, were dispatched from Scutari and Azub to the area to quell the fighting.
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Scutari
Swell Battery A Reorganized Dinner Honors Veterans
A reorganized Battery A in Boston hosted its first annual dinner at the Exchange Club dining hall on Milk Street. Lt Wainwright led the occasion, with Gen A P Martin and other officers attending. Martin recalled Civil War service and praised the citizen soldier's resolve as songs and toasts followed.
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Exchange Club
Milk Street
Wainwright
A. P. Martin
W. D. Ewing
Oscar A. Jones
Doris A. Young
A. A. Hall
Philip Little
A. N. Rantoul
BE. H. Eldridge
Martin
Boston Battery of Artillery
Sherman
Massachusetts
Malvern Hill
Gettysor
Battery
Teachers Institute Held in Haverhill High School
In Haverhill on November 13 a State Board of Education teachers institute gathered about 200 educators in the high school hall. Frank A. Hill opened with "Training for Citizenship" while Miss A. J. Gannett spoke on Physical Training with a class of girls. A. L. Bartlett and A. C. Boyder discussed Mature Study, and in the afternoon George S. Aldrich spoke on Reading.
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Haverhill
State Board of Education
Frank A. Hill
Nash Traded for Hamilton in National League Meet
The annual National Baseball League meeting opened in New York at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on November 13. Prominent talks of deals dominated gossip, with Billy Nash traded from Boston to Philadelphia for Billy Hamilton of the Phillies. Also noted were Ward’s demand to be released from New York and various minor league representation discussions as the board debated fines and rules, adjourned, and scheduled continued talks for the next day.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Billy Nash
Boston
Billy Hamilton
Philadelphia
Jack Doyle
New Yorks
Irwin
John M. Ward
New York Baseball Club
Ward
Baltimore
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
McFarland
National Board
Young
Harry Wright
Nick Young
Chris von der Ahe
Andrew J. Freedman
Louisville
Dr. Stuckey
J. F. Brush
Ashley Lloyd
Cleveland
Frank Robinson
Chicago
James Hart
A. H. Soden
W. B. Billings
Brooklyn
C. H. Byrne
F. A. Abell
Balté
Ka Hanlon
Harry Vo
der Horst
Washington
George Wagner
al Reach
John S. Rogers
Pittsburg
W. W. Kerr
P. T. Powers
National’board
G.M .Kuntsch
Syracuse
W. H. Draper
Providence
Jimmy" ‘Manning
Kansas City
Tom” Burns
Springfield
J. C. Chapman
Toronto
W. J. Murrey
Scranton
L. F. Fassett
Albany
Buck’ Ewing
Arnie” Latham
J. J. Carney
Jamaicas Beat Dorchester Centrals in M A B League
In a Dorchester Central alley match last night the Jamaicas defeated the Dorchester Centrals. The report also notes POLO RESULTS with Fall River beating New Bedford 8 to 5 at Fall River.
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Dorchester Central
Dorchester Centrals
Fall River
New Bedford
James Chambers Boot Company Creditor Meeting Adopts 40 Percent Plan
An adjourned creditor meeting in New York chaired by Thomas G. Plant reviewed books showing $30,732.40 in interest since formation and President Graeff’s salary and expenses totaling $266,143. The committee cited stock shrinkage and over-buying as causes of failure, and proposed a 40 percent cash payout to satisfy creditors, which was unanimously adopted.
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James Chambers Boot & Shoe Company, Limited
New York
Lawrence & Brockway
Thomas G. Plant
Lynn
Graeff
Dartmouth and Amherst in dispute over off field incident
Dartmouth Hanover November 13. Dartmouth puzzled by Amherst demand for an apology after a late game incident. Both teams played clean until a clash led to Dartmouth being ruled off. Jack Abbott recalls nothing of making alleged remarks. Amherst accused of overreaction. Dr Wurtemburg denies any statement about either team. The affair viewed as minor and unnecessary.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Amherst
Jack Abbott
Wurtemburg
Brown Defeats Tech 28 to 0 in Providence Victory
Brown dominated Massachusetts Institute of Technology 28 to 0 in Providence. Brown piled up 18 points in the first half and added 10 in the second with five substitutes proving depth. Notable plays came from Emory Robinson Fultz Hall and late runs by Watson Owen and LeBarron as Tech struggled against Brown's line and defense.
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Providence
Brown
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Emory
Robinson
Fultz
Hall
Tech
Watson
Owen
LeBarron
Ulmer
McCarthy
Yale
Murphy
Henry Mary
Casey
L.t
Bikey Sprinser Wheeler, Lacs
Worcester
Eee
F.g. Coombs
Escs
Ceeeeeneley Mapaban
Smith
D.D
Taylor
Rockwell Hall
Underwood
Fults
Cony
Umplire
Mr. Mansfield
Boston
B. H. Weeks
W. Wing
C. M. Tillinghast
Roxbury High Disbands. Charlestown Delays Game
A Franklin field football game between Roxbury High and Charlestown High did not occur yesterday. Charlestown arrived early but Roxbury failed to materialize as an investigation reveals Roxbury High disbanded.
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Roxbury High
Charlestown High
Franklin Field
Charlestown
Ex-State Comptroller Wemple Arrested for Arson in Fultonville
Ex State Comptroller Eward Wemple was arrested in Amsterdam on charges of setting fire to Herbert H Fonda’s new Fultonville residence on Sunday and is suspected in several other incendiary fires in Fultonville over recent months. A noted Mohawk Valley Democrat, Wemple formerly served as State Comptroller and held positions in Congress, Assembly, and the State Senate. He is 49 and reportedly struggled with alcohol after taking the Keeley cure without lasting improvement.
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Amsterdam
N. Y
Eward Wemple
Herbert H. Fonda
Fultonville
Wempley
Mohawk Valley
Congress
Assembly
Convention to settle Behring Sea sealing claims reaches near end
The Washington accord to settle claims from captures of Canadian sealing vessels in Behring Sea prior to the Paris award is nearly finished. Secretary Olney will receive it after approval by the British ambassador. It creates a joint commission of one Briton and one American to meet in Victoria B C to assess Canadian damages, with a third member if they do not agree.
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Washington
Behring Seca
Paris
Olney
Great Britain
United States
Victoria
B. C
Stationary Engineers License Examinations Change
Chief Wade announces no more written exams for stationary engineers. Going forward, candidates will be tested beside their engine. They must explain lane tuning for safety and emergency and show practical ability to perform the required actions.
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Wade
Impracticability of Lake Winnipescoge debated at dinner
The Citizens' Municipal Union held its first winter dinner at Parker House with Col Doherty ex-water commissioner, D. W. Rogers and W. E. Worcester as speakers. Doherty outlined Boston's growing water needs and the plan to source from the Nashua River basin, detailing a Clinton reservoir, its capacity, and who pays.
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Citizens’ Municipal Union
Parker House
Bastor
State Board of Health
Boston
Nashua River
State House
Nashua
Clinton
Cenna Massachusetts Railroad
Boylston
West Boylston
Massachusetts
Chestnut Hill
Spot Pond
Stan
Quiet Allston Wedding of Lucia J. Barlow and T. Augustus Drulet
Miss Lucia J. Barlow and T. Augustus Drulet wed at 8 Brentwood Street Allston with Rev. Charles A. Hanaford officiating. Attended by two nieces Marion and Westie Barlow, the couple to live at 37 Bayard Street after January 1 with a small reception at the bride’s home.
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Lucia J. Barlow
T. Augustus Drulet
Allston
Charles A. Hanaford
Charles C. Barlow
Brentweood Street
Marion
Westie Barlow
Bayard Street
Boston Colored Men In Court Over Assault Case
Representative Robert T. Teamoh and George W. Forbes editor of the Boston Courant appear in Municipal Court on a complaint charging assault and battery. Lawyer Brown asked for a continuance. the judge continued the case to two weeks from yesterday noting their friendship would likely endure.
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Robert T. Teamoh
George W. Forbes
The
Boston Courant
Boston
Teamoh
Mr. Forbes
Brown
Hardy
Past National Officers Banquet Held by Massachusetts G A R
The emi annual banquet of the Past National Officers Association of the Department of Massachusetts G A R was held at the Parker House last evening. President Dr. Frank W. Gray of Woburn presided with thirty attendees including Colonel H. A. Thomas Captain Thomas J. Olyss Captain John Anderson William M. Olin Secretary of State the Hon Harrison Hume as guests.
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Emi
National Officers’ Association of the
Department of Massachusetts
Parker House
Frank W. Gray
Woburn
H. A. Thomas
Thomas J. Olyss
John Anderson
William M. Olin
Harrison Hume
Fifth annual A Q O H division ball held in Brookline
The fifth annual ball of Division 7 A Q O H took place last night at Brookline Town Hall. About 200 couples attended and danced until 2 am. Supper was served at 1 pm.
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Brookline
Thurman Club Sends Birthday Flowers to Allan Thurman
A basket of flowers and sympathy resolutions were sent by the Thurman Club to ex Senator Allan G. Thurman in Columbus Ohio for his eighty second birthday. He was touched by the gesture and will reply when able. Judge Thurman’s condition improved though he could not receive visitors at home today.
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Columbus,o
Thurman Club
Allan G. Thurman
Knights of Honor Visit to Prospect Lodge 282
Grand officers visited Prospect Lodge 282 Knights of Honor at Odd Fellows Hall Cambridge for a joint ladies night. A large gathering enjoyed speeches solos by Miss Bigelow Boston and Cambridge singers Robert Campbell and Elmer Slocum. Samuel Brown Wollaston delivered a humorous address to enthusiastic reception. Attendees included FM Hersey Hingham G G Purdy Cambridge Emery Jones Roxbury Dr Edgar Kinsman Cambridge George A. Pushee and past dignitaries Samuel Brown Wollaston Charles Gregg Watertown.
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Prospect Lodge
Knights of Honor
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Cambridge
Miss Bigelow
Boston
Robert Campbell
Elmer Slocum
Samuel Brown
Wollaston
FM. Hersey
Hingham
G. G. Purdy
Emery M. Jones
Roxbury
Grand Guardian
Edgar O. Kinsman
Grand Sentinel
George A. Pushee
George Richardson
Charles Gregg
Watertown
Nominated for Mayor in Taunton Caucuses
Taunton November 13 Republican caucuses chose delegates backing John T. Hawkins for mayor in six of eight wards while Mayor Charles A. Reed won endorsement for a second term in two wards.
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Taunton
John T. Hawkins
Charles A. Reed
Rev George R Leavitt Accepts Beloit Church Call
The Rev. George R. Leavitt of Cambridge has accepted a call to the First Congregational Church in Beloit Wisconsin. His removal is met with regret by many friends who hold him in high esteem.
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George RA. Leavitt
George R. Levitt
Cambridge
First Congregational Church
Beloit
Wis
Facial cure touted by John H at Wooab Inn
An advertisement-style notice claims John H offers a Winter facial remedy at Wooab Inn promising thorough cure for pimples comedones and flesh worms with a resonant sales pitch. The fragment emphasizes personal treatment and a local business setup.
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John H
Wooab
Oonbury
Electric explosion injures man near Adams Square
An electric explosion at the big iron trolley post near Adams square and Devonshire street caused a man to suffer severe facial and body burns. West End electric cars stalled for about two hours between Dover street and Charlestown Neck, with fire apparatus called from Box 36 after the blast at 2 35. Harvey Ryan, an electrician with the West End street railway, was noted among those affected.
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West End
Dover Street
Charlestown Neck
Adams Square
Devonshire Street
Harvey Ryan
West End Street Railway
Electric blaze sweeps two blocks in Adams square
A worker drilling a wooden post triggered contact with a feed wire, causing a sudden fire that engulfed the pole and overhead lines. Fire crews switched off power, stopping streetcar service as a crowd watched, with multiple explosions near Washington Hanover and Haymarket square and Libby’s stationery threatened before the son of the proprietor moved items away.
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Dupee
West End
Washington
Hanover Street
Haymarket Square
Libby
Adams Square
Devonshire Street
Prohibition Telegram Upheld Malice Verdict in Morse Suit
Mrs. Gougar declares the Morse trial verdict a triumph for malice and political corruption. She condemns the liquor traffic and says she would rather face the stake than see a president chosen by a party using such methods. Indianapolis Lafayette 1870s action cited.
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F. W. Clark
Prohibition State Committee
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