Hawaii More Statements Delayed by State Department
Washington reports say Secretary Gresham will not issue further remarks on Hawaiian affairs. Despatches from Minister Willis cite Honolulu events up to the China’s departure, with a forthcoming congressional communication expected to contain the Hawaii correspondence. Philadelphia ex-consul Edward Bedloe argues the Honolulu revolution occurred before Marines landed, opposing annexation.
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Washington
Department of State
Willis
San Francisco
Department
Honolulu
China
Gresham
Blount
Stevens
Boston
Bedloe
Hawaii
United States
Result of His Folly
James E Little a 55 year old retired broker of Huntington L I died Saturday at his nephew I N Little 40 West Seventeenth Street New York. The nephew says a woman posing as his wife slowly poisoned him and on his death bed he named her. Funeral orders were given to stop but the body was en route to Long Island. The uncle had a wife living in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James E. Little
Huntington
L. I
I. N. Little
West Seventeenth Street
McKenna
Masonic Temple
Long Island
Young Little
Ohio
James Russell Jowell Memorial Unveiling at Westminster Abbey
The Lowell Memorial in Westminster Abbey Chapter House will be unveiled on November 28. Addresses will be delivered by Arthur J. Balfour and U.S. Ambassador Thomas F. Bayard among others.
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London
James Russell Jowell
Westminster Abbey
Arthur J. Balfour
Thomas F. Bayard
United States
City Auction in Kanawha City to Sell 3000 Lots
Sheriff to auction nearly an entire city in Kanawha City with 3000 lots up for sale for taxes. The boom town near Charleston was built to rival the city, attracting hundreds of thousands in investment before a collapse.
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Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha City
Leaders push Josiah Quincy for Alderman seat
Boston City politics swirl as Josiah Quincy nears a possible nomination for the Board of Aldermen in the Democratic convention next Saturday night Quincy has left for Washington and may oppose the plan upon return John B Moran and other Democrats back Quincy saying he would strengthen the ticket and bring needed municipal reform Hart expected as Republican mayoral candidate following Tremont House meeting where Hart Curtis and Rogers drawn for mayoralty honors and Hart named the likely nominee barring decline.
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Josiah Quincy
Quincy
Washington
John B. Moran
Matthews
Hart
Thomas N. Hart
Curtiss
Tremont House
Doughty
Curtis
Burdett
Republican City Committee
Charles H. Allen
Homer Rogers
A. C. Ratshesky
Halsey J. Boardman
Jesse M. Gove
Jeremiah J. McCarthy
Presho
Campbell
Robert Disbrow
Courtney Guild
Sanford and Hallstrom
Everett
Messrs
Rogers
Osborne Not Running for Mayor in Republican Nomination
Ex police commissioner Osborne denied any mayoral bid after a Post reporter’s visit to 36 Crawford Street. He stated I am not and never was a candidate for the mayoralty in a brief interview.
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Police
Osborne
Post
Crawford Street
New Destroyer’s Preliminary Spin Sets Speed Record
The article describes the Columbia as Cramp’s ship achieving 22.87 knots on a four hour run from Cape Ann to Cape Poise with 87 miles covered, while New York reached lower speeds. A large crowd and officials witnessed the trial aboard the cruiser, with Captain Sargent in command and a notable roster of naval officers and guests aboard.
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Columbia
Iiad
Cramp
Cramps
Sargent
Cape Ann
Cape Porpoise
New York
Lewis Wharf
Boston Light
Elsie
Neptune
Ann
Port Poise
Gloucester
BE. 0. Matthews
Edward Farmer
United States Navy
Philip N. Cooper
United Sates Navy
Inelen A. N. Mayer
City Solicitor Named as Aldermen Confirm Five Police Nominees
The Cambridge City Hall crowd heard the election of a city solicitor and five police nominees. Richards Mulley and Welch were confirmed. Lehmkuhl and Gordon were sent to the committee on police for further investigation amid objections. G. A. A. Pevey was elected city solicitor after three ballots in each branch. he is former Middlesex county district attorney and has acted for the city in liquor prosecutions.
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Cambridge
Bard of Aldermen
B. A Richards
Robert—E. Mullen
J. Welch
W. B. Lehmkhl
Robert Gordon
Richards
Mulley
Welch
Tte
Lehmkuhl
Gordo
Pote
Sevena
Chrles J. McIntire
Middlesex
G. A. A. Pevey
Brances
Pevey
C Ity
Cambrida
Midesex County
M Weir
Levey
Mquor
Cartridge District Court
Newton Republicans Nominate Council Candidates and Delegates
In NWton Newton on Nov 14 the Newton Republicans met to nominate candidates for the Common Council and to select delegates to the aldermanic and city convention to be held in Hall next Tuesday. The delegates favor Mayo Fenno for renomination. Ward 2 backs E. Hatch for alderman. Ward 4 backs Alderman Plummen’s renomination. Ward 6 supports Chauncey B McGee for alderman and Roffe for renomination.
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Newton
Common Council
Mayo Fenno
Hatch
Plummen
Chauncey B McGee
Roffe
George Jones for Ward 23 Council Nomination
Political supporters of George Jones assert he will be the Democratic nominee for Councilman Ward 23. A longtime ward businessman and active Democrat, Jones is praised for energy and popularity and a strong vote at the last election. If chosen at the caucus, supporters expect a faithful, hard working representative for the district.
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George Jones
Mes
City Committee
Jone
Jones
Cizens
Sullivan Seeks Re election From Ward 15 Council Seat
Friends say a rival candidate in the peninsular district is stronger than Councilman Timothy J Sullivan who has already served three years in the city government. They predict his renomination and reelection amid ward politics.
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Timothy J.sullvan
E-Elttion
Wald
Peninsular
Sullivan
Ruffin’s Son Faces Ward 9 Bid For City Ticket
In Ward 9 a large group backs Stanley Ruffin Jr as a Republican caucus candidate for city court, following the late Judge Run. His strong personal following and confidence he will win the caucus are noted.
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Stanley Ruffin
Ward 9
Republic
Daucus
Mr. N
Hies
A Wandering Boy Missing From Brighton Home
Alonzo Cook, nine, adopted son of Henry Cook of Oak Square Brighton, is missing after leaving for school in Newton yesterday. He previously wandered with his sister for six weeks, eluding Newton and Brighton police for two days before being found and returned. Search efforts continue with no clue to his whereabouts.
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Newton
Alonzo Cook
Henry Cook
Oak Square
Brighton
Newton Police
Missing Melrose Policeman Vanishes After Boston Trip
Special officer Gustavus F. Allen of Melrose failed to return from a Boston business trip. Married, about 40, with a full brown beard, Allen had been covering Officer Caswell's boat at the Melrose depot. His wife and local police are puzzled by his disappearance.
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Melrose
Gustavus F. Allen
Boston
Highlands
Caswell
Melrose Depot
Stout
Man Killed by Cable Car in Broadway Collision
Patrick J. Conley of Woonsocket Rhode Island, superintendent of the Woonsocket Rubber Works, was killed tonight at the corner of Thirtieth Street and Broadway. He stumbled in the track as a cable car bound uptown approached, and the car struck him in the lower back, throwing him to the ground.
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New York
Patrick J. Conley
Woonsocket
R. I
Woonsocket Rubber Works
Thirtieth Street
Broadway
Clothing Company Wholesale Retail Price Note
Wholesale and retail price entries show figures like 6.38 and 12.50 with discounts or variances. The text is garbled but indicates pricing notation and possible sale terms. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly present.
Off on Her Dignity as Gloucester Cruise Sails Through
A harbor run begins at Thatcher's buoy at 9 50 a m The convoy includes the cruiser Columbia and the Fern The up turn takes nineteen minutes and the down run finishes in one hour fifty five minutes Heat in engine rooms reaches 140 degrees The crew seals lower decks and hatches The ship glides past foreign craft saluting and Elsie reaches Lewis Wharf with the Bostonians arriving before dark
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Gloucester
Fern
Sargent
Elsie
Columbia
Lewis Wharf
Thatcher's
Washed Up By The Waves On The Columbia Trial
Edward S Cramp urges fishermen to stay clear of the Columbia track as a naval trial shows the cruiser well supplied with fish hash. Guests from the Columbia tour Boston Theatre echo praise for the city as an art center. The victory over a rival, Union Iron Company of San Francisco, is seen as offset to claims over Olympia. The Columbia, faster and more powerful than its rival, features three-blade screws and a large diameter. A Fern floral display represents Gideon Wells's bouquet fleet.
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Edward S. Cramp
Columbia
Boston
Tompkins
Union Iron Company
San Francisco
Olympia
Cramp & Son
Gideon Wells
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Hartle Man
Rewayls
Plymouth Rock Returned Garment Department
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Edward H. Scribner
William McAdoo
James R. Wood
Pasenger
Pennsylvania Railroad
John R. Fellows
Henry H. Bingham
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Meyer
New Jersey
McAlspin
George Sumner
Cipriano Andrade
Sutherland
Clement Briscom
International Navigation Company
THE
Winter Street
Soligtor
Nwton
Wah
WAD 15
Ruffin
Allen of
P. J. Conley
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Canal ST
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