Terrell Warns Turkey Over Sivas Massacre Threats
US consul at Sivas reports massacres of Christians by Moslems. Terrell demands protection for the American consulate and warns the Turkish government that the United States will hold Turkey responsible for any harm to Americans. Consul Jewett later says foreigners are protected and order partially restored.
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Constantinople
M. A. Jewett
United States
Fivas
Terrell
Foreign Office
Evfik Pasha
Sivas
Turkey
Jewett
Marash
Porte
de Porte
Armenian unrest provokes government mobilization orders
The notes demand details on restoring order in Armenia's disturbed districts. The government says 80,000 reserves have been ordered to Armenia. Governors report the region is rapidly becoming tranquil, with the destitute housed and fed at government expense.
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Armenia
Porte
South Boston Group Urges Mayor to Sign High School Site Order
The South Boston Citizens' Association met at Gray's upper hall with President John B. Martin presiding. They urged the Mayor to sign the School Board order for the high school site at G street and East Fourth street, after a five year push and delays. Robert F. Means offered resolutions endorsing the G street location and to press the Mayor to sign so funds and work can begin. a committee was appointed.
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South Boston
G Street
Alleged flim flammer arraigned in city court
Fred Smith of 223 Tremont Street was arraigned in Municipal Court yesterday on a larceny charge. He allegedly obtained a $95 loan on a ring from a Washington Street firm through a flim flam scam and is held for the grand jury in $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Tremont Street
Washington Street
Channing Hall Talk Set for Nov 16 at Beacon Street
The Channing Hall talk is scheduled for Saturday next November 16 at 25 Beacon Street. Rev. W. Hanson Pulsford will conduct and discuss the subject "Review" at 2 20 oclock.
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Channing Hall
Beacon Street
W. Hanson Pulsford
Frying the Fat Assessing City Employees for Campaign Funds
A Boston newspaper column alleges Republican city managers, led by Deputy Superintendent John P Wise, plan a 2 percent city payroll assessment to fund the campaign. Drawtenders, their assistants, and ferry workers face $8 to $10 demands, with little notice and hardship on low wages. Some officials deny or scale back the scheme, while others prepare for further inductions in paving and other departments. The piece frames the blitz as retaliation against Mayor Curtis and a lever to influence the coming election.
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Curtis
Boston
Tammany
John P. Wise
Wise
Gookin
Mr. Gookin
Broadway Bridge
Fort Point Channel
Crawtender
J. E. Poole
South Chelsea
Miles Keen
Francis O’brien
Dover Street
Federal Street
Dan Holland
L Street
South Boston
James T. Numan
Meridian Street
East Boston
Dan McFarland
Mt. Washington Street
J. F. Kennaly
Warren Avenue
Matthew Welch
Chelsea North
Michael H. Enright
Republican Campaign
City Hall
Quincy
Curtis Fund
West Broadway
Kellough
Charlestown Beats Old Dorchester By Narrow Margin
Charlestown bowling team defeated Old Dorchester on the former’s alleys by 13 pins last night in a close game witnessed by many local spectators. The score details were presented but the fragment ends with weather and Boosa Syrup notes.
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Charlestown
Old Dorchester
Codman Club
Dorchester
Centrals
Jamaicas
Dudley Associates
St.sp.m.s. Tileston
Carpenter
Hutchinson
Central
Dorchester Owler
Morrill
M. E. Teeeene
Jamaica
Currier Peneeeeseees
Sree
Dudley Ee
Ers Ease
Seeenseess
BacCom
Ees
Duffy
South Boston
Farrell Seeeeee
Lol
Ae Brien
Clark
Inebriety Test Debate At Common Council Meeting
Commissioner Martin replies to inquiry on official standard of inebriety. Police board says no universal test fits all cases as drunkenness varies by behavior and substances. Law must rely on court conviction, breath, appearance, and physician input. no single method can cover all. Lane urges action to protect both rich and poor. report due next meeting.
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Common Council
Lane
Committee On Police
Board of Police
Staten Houses
Bouvier
Martin
Home for Aged Couples Bazaar Next Week at Horticultural Hall
The Home for Aged Couples will stage its annual bazaar at Horticultural Hall for all of next week. About sixty residents live there as the bazaar offers useful and fancy articles, foreign novelties, a cafe, country store, and a jelly table. Concerts run nightly except Saturday. The home faces eight thousand dollars in current expenses this year due to a new building and repairs, and relies on generous donations. The culinary department seeks turkeys, chickens, beef roasts, oysters, hams, bread, pastries, and ice cream to support operations, with no admission charge.
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Horticultural Hall
Worthy Institution
Along the Water Front Openings and Ship News
Captain George Hall of the Latona, once missing, is improving and expected to command again. Slips lost by Hall were returned to A Winsor & Son, with no sender details. The Miletus brought 4300 bushels of potatoes from Alberton, P E I, first fall cargo. The Edward L. Warren made a 24 hour 30 minute passage from Searsport. The Minia shifted anchorage to a former Minnesota site. The Sylvania left Liverpool for Boston, skipping Queenstown. The Herman Winter’s cargo discharge at East Boston requires four new plates after Noordland collision, with full hull repair underway. Edith, stranded near Beach Haven, buried in sand with 5.5 feet water in hold. total loss expected. Captain Betts and crew attempt to save cargo. The Carbonero, chartered by Haley & Appleton, to tow barges from Philadelphia to this port, will arrive tomorrow. she’s 134 by 26 by 15 feet and 180 tons net. Commanded by Captain William Haley, she will haul Kohinoor, Lorberry, and Beechwood to Gloucester and this port.
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George Hall
Latona
West Indies
Cambridge Almshouse
Hall
A. Winsor
Prince Edward Island
Edward L. Warren
Larrabee
Searsport
Minia
Minnesota
Cunard
Sylvania
Prit¢chard
Liverpool
Queenstown
Metropolitan Line
Herman Winter
New York
India Wharf
Atlantic Works
Boston
North River
Noordland
Beach Haven
N. J
Edith
Betts
Messrs
Haley & Appleton
Carbonero
Pensacola
Fla
Philadelphia
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Tex
William Haley
Berks
Kohinoor
Dutch Island
Lorberry
Gloucester
Beechwood
Landsman
Madison Square Garden Horse Show Opens Amid Sparse Crowd
At Madison Square Garden the fourth day of the horse show opened with about 200 spectators due to drizzling weather. Prominent attendees included Mrs. Alva Vanderbilt and family. The program featured prize judging for stallions and trotters with several prizes awarded, including first prize for unregistered mares and a $250 prize for a stallion, with multiple consignors from New York, Connecticut, and Vermont receiving commendations.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Alva Vanderbilt
Iburne
Imp. Bestrker
W. D. Sloane
Dr. Parke
H. G
R. Cheney
Uth
Manchester
Conn
Londesborough
W. Sen. Webb
H. R
Charles M. Reed
Erie
Tabita
Forest
Brandon
Twombly
Madison
N. J
Rformer
F. C. Stevens
Max G
South Mannimilian
Echester
Charity and sociology lecture at annual Associated Charities meeting
The meeting led by A Obert Treat Paine discussed aiding the needy beyond funds, stressing informed help and long term solutions. Professor Hartranft of the Hartford School of Sociology defined sociology and its necessity for charitable work, noting some people seek simple relief rather than systemic understanding.
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Obert Treat
Temperance Society
Salvation Army
Board of Health
Hartranft
Hartford School of Sociology
Insolvency notices issued for Boston debtors 1895
The Boston Court of Insolvency issues warrants against George Osborn and Bruno W Dittmar, both residents of Boston, Suffolk County, insolvent debtors. Meetings of creditors to prove debts and appoint assignees set for November 22, 1895, and December 20, 1895, respectively, with assignee Edward O Howard announced for Franks Morrill case on December 6, 1895.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Boston
George Osborn
Court House
Pemberton Square
Jeremiah G. Fennessey
Bruno W. Dittmar
Baker
John F. Kelly
Frank O. Morrill
County of
Edward 0. Howard
Mass
Court St
Sweeney Divorce Petition Seeks Name Change in Middlesex
Eliza F. Sweeney of Cambridge petitions the Middlesex Superior Court for a divorce from John A. Sweeney of New Jersey after alleged extreme cruelty in Cambridge on August 18 1804 with prior and subsequent mistreatment. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Eliza F. Roach and notes the marriage occurred November 16 1882 in Halifax Nova Scotia.
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Middlesex
Libels
Eliza F. Sweeney
Cambridge
John A. Sweeney
North Spring Lake
New Jersey
U.S. A
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Boston
Eliza F. Roach
Boston and Middlesex Court Notices and Voter List Update
A compilation of court and municipal notices from Boston in 1895 including a libel proceedings order calling the libellant to publish and notify, then voter list availability and registration deadlines, and several aldermen petitions. Also includes street and building permit notices for stables, with locations at Birch Street, Lawrence Avenue, and Nightingale Street and related hearings scheduled for December.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
ss.—Superior Court
A. D
Cambridge
Boston Post
Boston
Suffolk
Theo. C.hurd
Theo. C. Hurd
Board OF Election
Old Court House
Chapman
Eutaw St
Armory Building
Maverick St
Bunker Hill St
Corner Lexington St
Baldwin St
City Hall
City St
North Bennet St
Charity
Chardon St
Blossom St
Anderson St
Court Square
Booth
Yarmouth’ St
Corner Pine and
Washton Sts
Spellman Hall
Broadway
B St
East Fourth St
Dorchester St
Washington Et
Waltham St
West Concord St
Cabot St
Vine Street
Vine St
Roxbury St
Phillips
Corher Smith Street
Municipal Court
Seavernsay
Adams St
Washington St
M. Linus E. Pearson
James J. C
George B. Billings
Lewis G. Farmer
Board of Election Commissioners
NEW England Telephone & Telegraph Company OF
Massachusetts
Water Street
Wapping Street
Boylston Avenue
Green Street
Jasper N. Kellar
Board OF Aldermen OF
City of
Hpenepe
Birch Street
Ward 23
Board OF Aldermen
Nightingale Street
Ward 20
Davern & Cronin, Ton
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Esse Ee
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Marston
Kenney
Hollings
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Wardwell
Tie Armstrong
I Lynch
Gray
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Lexington
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J.M, Galvin
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Boston Journal
Earing
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J. M. Galvin
T M. Galvin
Petama
M. Galvin
City Cerk
Barney Riley
William J. Gerrish
Thomas F. Bone
Bunker Hill Street
James Bowen
John Kent
Concord
Mase
Merrimac Square
Bowen
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India
Rudyard Kipling
Chicago
G. W. Dillingham
Duapa
Michael Gormley
John Carnes
Admr
Catherine L. Devine
Charles Stefre
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