Milmore Named Ward 18 Democratic Candidate
Ward 18 hopeful Martin Milmore, nephew of sculptor of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, is a real estate broker and long-time resident. He attended Sherwin School Bryant and Stratton Reiker Bradford Boston languages and BU Law, with strong ward ties. Milmore stands for ward interests as a real estate holder and Democrat caucus set at Cabot Bath House on Friday November 15 1901. He is a member of Knights of Columbus AOH and MC OF and other orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Milmore
Common Council
Soldiers’ and Sailors
Boston Common
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Sherwin School
Bryant & Stratton’s
Reiker & Bradford’s Commercial Colleges
Boston School of Languages
Boston University Law School
Bath House
Cabot St
Milmore
Knights of Columbus
Ann Louise Lockwood Rescues Crew From Van Dusen
The schooner Ann Louise Lockwood arrived at Boothbay Harbor with the captain and crew of the three masted schooner J. B. Van Dusen, wrecked after a gale off Cape Cod. The Van Dusen, bound from New York to Camden with coal, sank after the rescue as the rescuers watched. The Van Dusen had gained fame two years earlier for the murder of a seaman in the Bay of Fundy court case and the convict was later tried in Portland.
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Boothbay Harbor
Ann Louise Lockwood
J. B. van Dusen
van Dusen
Lockwood
New York
Camden
Cape Cod
Bay of Fundy
St. John
N. B
Boston
United States
Portland
Boston College and Medford High play to 6–6 tie
In a snow storm on the Medford Common yesterday afternoon the Boston College prep team and Medford High School second team battled to a 6–6 tie. BC scored early by driving to the two yard line but failed to convert. Medford tallied in the second half.
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Boston College
Medford High School
Medford
Reformers to Unitarians: Moss speaks on city duty
Frank Moss of New York, tied to the Lexow inquiry and Mazet committee, addressed the Unitarian Club at the Hotel Vendome. He urged Boston to uphold virtuous citizens, warned against corrupt power, and called churches to inspire action for God and family.
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Frank Moss
New York
Lexow
Mazet
Parkhurst Society
Unitarian Club
Hotel Vendome
Francis H. Brown
Hart
Edmund A. Engler
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
George H. Gilmore
Meadville Theological Seminary
E. H. Clement
The
Transcript
James J. Myers
House of Representatives
the Commonwealth
Frederick B. Allen
Episcopal City
Charles W. Hubbard
Linus Faunce
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Horace B. Gale
Moss
Boston
Mr. Moss
McGurk
Bowery
Tammany Hall
Croker
Salvation Army
City Brevities Report from Boston Courthouse and Streets
Quus Behnke, colored, arraigned in Municipal Court for knife attack on W. G. Gates, held on $300 bond to Nov 21. Engine 11 to serve at Neponset in old Engine 20 building. Lt John F. Mitchell of Engine 14 to take commend. Executive Council grants respite to condemned murderer Franciszek Amilian until Dec 28. Governor nominates Henry Adams, J A Smart, and William C. Faxon to state boards. Dickinson and Foster to stand trial for bank wrecking. motions for separate trial denied. Simas killed by train at East Cambridge yard. Wheeler arraigned for assault with intent to kill. bail $2000. Larceny case: two men convicted, bail set, appeals filed. Moran arraigned for blasting violations. case continued. Mrs Mary Schneider found dead. probable natural causes. Burglaries reported. various injuries and accidents. hospital reports. Mass Railroad Association meeting at Young’s Hotel. speech by B. C. Foster. Sneak thief steals coats from Trilbur Smith’s apartments. Cambridge police arrest Cornelius Sullivan for breaking and entering 20 Mill Street. Unknown man found on Dorchester beach identified as Timothy Hickey.
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Qus Behnke
W. G. Gates
Engine 11
Neponset
John F. Mitchell
Engine 14
Franciszek Amilian
Storti
Henry Adams
Springfield
State Board of Registration In Pharmacy
J. A. Smart
Andover
State Hospital
State Farm
William C. Faxon
Stoughton
Norfolk County
John W. Dickinson
George M. Foster
South Danvers National Bank
Lowell
United States District Court
Dickinson
Vrancesco Tomasso di Fiama Simas
Lowland Avenue
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Boston & Maine Railroad
Henry Wheeler
John Edwards
Joseph Martin
New Hampshire
Causeway Street
Michael Stanton
Nathaniel Read
House of Correction
Francis W. Moran
Bremen Street
East Boston
Louis Alpert
Moran
Mary Schneider
Osborn Place
O’brien
Draper
Henry Baker
Upton Street
Station 5
Annie Mahoney
Genesee Street
Boston
Washington Street
City Hospital
James W. Ferrin
Chestnut Street
Beacon
Dustin Street
Brighton
Wat
William McLeod
Norfolk Street
Rendle’s
Prescott Street
Albert KE. Tibbetts
Congress Street
Atlantic Avenue
Massachusetts Railroad Association
Young’s Hotel
Association
B. C. Foster
Trilbur A. Smith
Rutland Square
Abbott
Chapman and Cox
Cambridge Police
Cornelius Sullivan
Conway Street
Mill Street
Luther Blakle
Bath Houses
Freeport Street
Dorchester
Timothy Hickey
Sturbridge Street
Brown given 12 year sentence for snatch theft
Edward R. Brown, a colored man described as a desperate snatch thief, was sentenced yesterday to 12 years at Charlestown State Prison after conviction in the Superior Criminal Court. His earlier six to eight year sentence, issued Tuesday, was withdrawn by the judge and reset for yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward R. Brown
Boston
Charlestown State Prison
Superior Criminal Court
Walthour Wins Again In Six Day Race At Memphis
Bobby Walthour won the third stage of the six day one hour a night race in Memphis as a finish dispute arose after Leander claimed victory when the bell rang early. The two previous nights also tied at 23 miles, while Jimmy Bowler earned the special prize for leading the most miles at the finish.
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Memphis
Tenn
Bobby Walthour
Leander
Walthour
Jimmy Bowler
Fort Banks Triumphs Over Fort Warren 38 to 0
Fort Banks routed Fort Warren 38 to 0 in a military football game at Winthrop yesterday. The victory gives Fort Banks the rubber after both teams had won once in earlier meetings. The two teams met previously with 80-80 draws counted, making yesterday's win decisive.
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Fort Banks
Fort Warren
Winthrop
Cambridge Mayor Speaks on The Function of the Executive
Mayor Dickinson of Cambridge addressed Prospect Union members in their hall last evening on the function of the executive. The audience listened with evident appreciation to the speech.
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Dickinson
Cambridge
The
Prospect Union
Saxoleine Aground Near Reedy Island Delaware Shore
British steamer Saxoleine with ser Cette is aground off Poanbater Shore near Reedy Island in Delaware on November 13 according to a dispatch from the harbor. The incident details and any salvage efforts remain to be announced by authorities.
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Reedy Island
Del
Poanbater Shor
Free Offer from Mary Lock Lady Specialists
Advert describes a free full sized $5 package of a home treatment for female weakness and related conditions. Claims to cure and include a three course treatment sent in privacy. Instructions to send name and address to Dr Mary Lock Co Chicago for a free package with no questions asked.
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Mary Lock
Amfrica
U. S
Mary Lock Co
Englewood Station
Chicago
North Sea Storm Harms England and Denmark Shorelines
A fierce North Sea storm hits the English coast with wrecks reported from Denmark. London notes the blizzard sweeping Denmark and more than 100 deaths likely in England. Inland areas suffer severe rain floods.
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London
North Sea
Denmark
England
English Storm Unabated Across Britain and Ireland
A two day gale continues along coastlines of Great Britain and Ireland. The revenue cutter Active is wrecked in the Firth of Forth with 23 drowned and three saved. Wrecks and casualties flood in as the death toll nears one hundred.
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London
Great Britain
Ireland
Firth of Forth
Denmark Storm Rips Denmark Ports In Snow Disaster
A fierce storm across Denmark lasting two hours brings five feet of snow, drives eight vessels ashore, wrecks two ships, and claims several lives. Local reports confirm extensive damage and ongoing rescue efforts as authorities assess the toll.
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Denmark
Loss of crew as Inga wrecks off Tynemouth
London Nov 13 The bark Inga skipper Olsen was total wrecked off Tynemouth with sixteen crew members lost. Two survivors reported the disaster and the vessel’s fate is confirmed by coastal authorities.
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Tynemouth
London
Inga
Olsen
Brazil Congress Votes Five Thousand Pounds to Santos Dumont
News of the World briefs report that the Brazilian Congress approved £5000 to M Santos-Dumont the aeronaut. Berlin notes large anti-Chamberlain meetings at Breslau and Hanover Darmstadt universities with professors in attendance. Plauen Saxony sees 2000 people adopting vigorous resolutions. Major Barbour of Santiago de Cuba hosts General Wood and Mrs Wood. Wood departs for Jamaica. In Porto Rico Mr Dixon acting treasurer improves and eyes recovery.
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Rio Janeiro
M. Santos- Dumont
Berlin
University of Breslau
Hanover
Darmstadt
Plauen
Saxony
Santiago DE Cuba
Major Barbour
Department of Sanitation
Santiago
General Wood
Cave-in swallows Aurora Mining zinc plant in Oronogo
Joplin Missouri reports a cave-in at the Aurora Mining Company zinc plant near Oronogo today. No deaths. Damage unestimated. Nearby cities also appear in the dispatches with various business and legal notes.
Rain compounds misery after West Virginia fire
In Cumberland Maryland a cold drenching rain worsens conditions for thousands made homeless by yesterday's fire at Thomas West Virginia. Mayor Jones appeals for aid and Governor White has been telegraphed for assistance.
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Cumberland
Thomas
W. Va
Jones
White
Lively fight on in Brockton election scene
Brockton voters show unprecedented interest as Mayor Coulter a Socialist faces a united Democratic line and a strong Republican challenge. Edward Gilmore claims Democrats are united and ready for a vigorous campaign while criticizing Socialist liquor policy and labor issues including Italian workers. Garfield previously held the office under similar pressures.
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Brockton
Coulter
Edward Gilmore
Democratic Party
Socialist Party
Garfield
Brockton Mayors Battle Over City Contracts And Union Labor
Mayor Coulter fends off claims of discrimination by pressing contractors to hire Brockton workers and criticizing non‑union labor in city coal carting. Democrats rally for unity as Loyed Chamberlain warns Republicans fight socialism in Brockton and condemns open liquor sales amid political heat.
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Brockton
Coulter
Loyed DB. Chamberlain
Three-Cornered Brockton Mayoral Fight Shapes Local Races
In Brockton the mayoral race features a Social Democrat incumbent Coulter running against Democrat Gilmore and Republican Battles. Garfield, head of the Republican city committee, condemns the present administration as erratic and demoralizing while praising a predicted Republican victory. Coulter counters with business-like governance and cites 96 liquor-law convictions in 10 months as proof of court action.
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Garfield
Republican City Committee
Chamberlain
Coulter
Urthermore
Brockton
Social Democratic Party
Howard Gilmore
Democrats
David W. Battles
Republicans
Why Miss The Comfort And Every Minute
The fragmentary item hints at a discussion or plea about comfort and timely cure, mentioning wicketers and a cryptic phrase Terwi Iinweee, with no clear event or named entities readable for a full card. The readable text suggests a feature note or ad fragment rather than a complete news item.
Marvelous Growth Of Hair Promises Cures For Bald Heads
Renowned New Zealand physician Miss Hislop announces a hair growth compound from Altenheim Medical Dispensary in Cincinnati. Free trial packages available to all who write with a 2 cent stamp for postage prepay. Claims include rapid regrowth and reversal of hair loss for all ages and both sexes.
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Altenheim
Butterfield Bldg
Cincinnati
Ohio
Envoys in Worcester Hear Irish Leaders Address Packed Hall
In Worcester on November 13 the Irish envoys John Redmond Patrick McHugh and Thomas ODonnell drew a packed Mechanics Hall audience with Mayor OConnell presiding The Emmet Guards and other groups led a street parade with red and green displays A Boston delegation joined in and a letter from Senator George F Hoar was read expressing support for the cause and the principle of government by consent The envoys then received an informal reception after the meeting
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Worcester
John KE. Redmond
Patrick A. McHugh
Thomas O'Donnell
Mechanics’ Hall
P. J. O’connell
Emmet Guards
Knights of Father Mathew
St. Paul’s
Thomas Riley
Boston
O’connell
George F. Hoar
Captain Boardman predicts Manila will require more control
Captain John Boardman Jr of the Twenty sixth United States Volunteers spoke at Porzer's Paint and Oil Club last night. He argued the Manila government cannot govern the islands effectively and that the present commission cannot provide an efficient form of government for such a large territory. He projected that after the wet season, around December 1, American troops could quell current troubles within two months.
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John Boardman, Jr
Twenty-sixth
United States Volunteers
Philipines
Paint and Oil Club
Porzer’s
Boardman
Manila
Philippine Islands
Kane arraigned in Ward 21 case on conspiracy charge
Philip J. Kane was indicted by the Suffolk grand jury and arraigned before Judge Stevens in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday. He pleads not guilty to conspiring to induce citizens to vote illegally at the recent Republican caucus and was held with others for trial. Bonds were set at $1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Kane
Suffolk Grand Jury
Stevens
Superior Criminal Court
Kane
Young Men's Congress Meeting in Ballou Hall Boston
The Boston Young Men's Congress met last night in Ballou Hall. Resolutions favored restrictive legislation against anarchy. Speakers included George B. Walker John Fitzpatrick C T Rawson W A Dyer John Cr Wilson B C Lane March G Bennett P J Conlan C E Bakstran and J W Rorke.
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Boston Young Men’s Congress
Ballou Hall
West Screet
George B. Walker
John Fitzpatrick
C. T. Rawson
W.A. Dyer
John Cr. Wilson
B. C. Lane
March G. Bennett
P. J. Conlan
C. E. Bakstran
J. W. Rorke
Pyramid Pile Cure Claim In Wilkes Barre Ad
Edward Dunllen of Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania says seven years of itching piles ended after using one 50 cent box of Pyramid Pile Cure. He reports complete cure and notes all druggists sell it. Free book by mail on piles causes and cure.
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Edward Dunellen
Wilkesbarre
Stuart
F. N. Benton
Clark House
Troy
N. Y
Geo. J. Casanova
Hotel Griffon
West Sth Street
New York City
Pittsburg
Boston Merchants urge harbor work and Mediterranean trade
The Boston Merchants Association met at Young's Hotel with large attendance. They authorized a delegate to the National Association of Manufacturers reciprocity convention in Washington next week and debated harbor deepening. They urged Congress to fund the Boston harbor project and rejected attempts to bar the Dominion line from Mediterranean trade, praising the line's Mediterranean service.
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Boston Merchants’ Association
Young's Hotel
Lawrence
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington
Carter
Boston Harbor
Congress
E. H. Haskell
Dominion Line
Boston
Indicted Montana Train Robber Suspect Identified
In St Louis a federal grand jury indicted Harry Longbaugh alias John Arnold and Laura Bullion on 17 counts each for the Montana train robbery near Wagner last July. Express messenger Charles Smith and fireman Michael ONeill identified the suspect as the man who led the hold up and opened the safe stealing about 150000 dollars in unsigned Helena bank notes.
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ST. Louis
Federal
Harry Longbaugh
John Arnold
Montana
Laura Bullion
Charles H. Smith
Michael F. O’neill
Wagner
Mont
National Bank of
Helena
Nassau street dealer buys Hope diamond in London
Simon Frankel, Nassau street diamond merchant, purchased the famed Hope blue diamond in London for 150000 dollars. It is said he represented a New York millionaire and the buyer’s wife will wear the gem during the grand opera season. No identifications have been found for the purchaser.
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New York
Simon Frankel
Nassau Street
London
Frankel
Joseph Frankel
State Aid Question in Toppan Defense Sparks Doubt
State officials doubt allowing detectives to aid in Miss Jane Toppan's defense as counsel seeks evidence gathering. They note she is not penniless, having August will and wealth through friends, contrasting with Roger Amero's case. Governor Butler previously ordered detectives for Amero, but Crane declined comment.
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Jane Toppan
Murphy
Miss Toppan
Butler
Roger Amero
Watertown
Amero
Crane
Untersee Is Winner In Brookline Club Race
Charles Carl Untersee, among the Brookline Club's youngest members, won the 50 yard handicap swim at the Brookline public baths last evening. Walter Fletcher took second and Fred Rechtler third in a slow 64.25 second time. The meet was the fifth in the club's series, with stars like Herbert Holm Samuel Avery Rad McCormick and Harry Le Moyne absent due to a football injury. About 100 spectators were present. A diving exhibition followed and a water polo match closed the evening with teams captained by Moore and Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Carl Untersee
Brookline Club
Brookline Public Baths
Walter Fletcher
Fred Rechtler
Herbert Holm
Samuel Avery
Rad’ McCormick
Harry le Moyne
Brockton to enter league polo team in Portland
Brockton Mass announces a new polo team joining the American League under manager William Hogan. Lincoln from Portland is secured for the opening rush, with the first game set for Brockton next Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland. Me
Brockton
Mass
William Hogan
Newton Centre Golf Club closes fall season with championships
Newton Nov 13 The Newton Centre Golf Club completed its fall season and held championship finals. In the Men’s championship W Wadsworth beat Percival Gilbert two up. Consolation went to I C Paul over Dr F E Hartshorne five up and four to play. The Blasted Hopes Cup went to J B Chase Jr for the match play among top eight scorers who failed to qualify. Women’s championship was won by Mrs C T Clark with Mrs Edward Hartshorne taking the consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Newton Centre
Local foursomes tie resolved at Allston Club
At Allston Golf Club on Saturday last the second net prize in the men's foursomes was settled this afternoon between R. A. Southworth and Dr. J. C. Jones and F. C. Amsden and F. C. Weitz. The latter pair won the playoff in a tight finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allston
Allston Golf Club
R. A. Southworth
J. C. Jones
F. C. Amsden
F. C. Weitz
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Milwaukee
Smith
Seguin
Texas
Mr. Smith
Prosser
Neb
Fountain City
Wis
Jacob Sexauer
Perrysburg
Heron Lake
Minn
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C. Lund
Harrisville
Faerber
Concordia Pub. House
Vandalia
Ill
Quintero
University of Venezuela
Germania Bldg
Milwaukee, Wis
Suhumner
Arnold & Co
Ogdensburg, N. Y
Porter
JOS. Gahm & Son
Purchase St
Brown
Mayor Dickinson
Saxoleine
News of the World
CABLE
Telegraph
Joplin
Oronogo
Aurora Mining Company
Bath
Standard Oil Company
Arthur Sewall & Co
Victoria
B. C
Dawson
Klondike
Toledo
Father Wieczorek
St. Fedwick’s
Henry Delaney
Sing Sing
Henry Norton
Brooklyn
Ben Tillett
Europe
Port Townsend
Wash
Seattle
Skagway
Benjamin F. Tracy
Robert L. Meade
Marine Corps
Smith & Sills
Eighth Avenue
Forty-sixth Street
Mexico City
Standard Oil
Hood
Lively
Kent
Edward Gilumore
Chickering
Daniel W. Battles
Miss Hislop
New Zealand
Young Men's Congress
Gured
Untersee
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
Boston, Mass
Massachusetts
Home Offic Agency
Milk Street
Benj. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
Turnel
Davis
Gerany
E. Davis Optical CO
Park §Q
Old Marlowe Wine Co
Friend ST
Newman & Sons
Allan—Dailey
Castle Street
Oliver Allan
Catherine Dailey
Edward J. Holland
Tremont Street
Corsin
Damas T. Corsin
Bower Street
Roxbury
Notre Dame Des Victoires
Montreal
Crego
Mary Loutre
Annie
John Orego
Camden Street
St. Re
Harrison Avenue
Edgett
Grace L. Edgett
Kenyon T
Ella A. Edgett
Ash Street
Margaret Moran
Ship Avenue
Immaculate Conception Church
Malden
Holy Cross
J. S. Waterman & Sons, Qpuneral
Washington St
Dudley Street
E. J. Brody & CO
Portland Street
Herrick’s Mercantile Collection
Gi Court ST
Tei
Pela Tiian
Lighthill
Boylston St
Brough
Winter Street
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