Steel Leviathan Averaged Thirteen Knots on First Ocean Passage
The Pinemore, a new four masted steel freighter of the Johnston line, completed its maiden voyage from Glasgow to Boston in about ten days twelve hours at an average speed of thirteen knots. She carries 400 head of cattle and 900 tons of cargo, is 459 feet long with 615 gross tons, and will take a vast grain cargo of over 240 000 bushels in her first loading at the East Boston elevator.
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Pinemore
Johnston Limb
Boston
Liverpool
Atlantic
Rudolph Campbell
Conw
Cunard
Aronty
Admiral Dewey
Johnston
Baltimore
British Empire
British Trader
Grand Junction
Robert Mailo
Barrowmore
Charles Connell
Scotstown
George W. Lawler
Hesper
Glasgow
Line
Johnston Line
Hagson
Randolph Campbell
Oranmore
Oakmore
H. Lewis
Anderson
Rossmore
Sinclair
Collins
Fitzmaurice
Cowie
Mentmore
Ingineers McIlroy
Hardy
Leyland Line
Stevedores
Quinn Bros
Government Industrial Commission Resumes Session in Washington
The Government Industrial Commission reopened its sessions in Washington with work focused on procedural rules. The committee’s interim outline guiding the commission’s future activities was presented and discussed during the session.
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Industrial Commission
Washington
Government Industrial Commission
Garrison Denounces College Football at Quincy Dinner
William Lloyd Garrison urged against intercollegiate football at the Quincy School Association dinner in the Thorndike Hotel, denouncing its brutality and urging focus on temperate, lower athletic options like Boston's free gyms. Mayor Quincy supported gymnasia as beneficial for body and mind, while Rev. Leighton Parks noted some positive aspects and a few Yale players at Harvard. The 14th annual event honored Quincy School founders and outlined next year's officers.
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Yale
Harvard
Leighton Parks
Quincy
William Lloyd Garrison
Quincy School Association
Thorndike
Garrison
Boston
W. F. Jackson
Republic
England
Quincy School
Jackson
B. W. Putnam
Association
Alfred Bunker
Putnam
J. Harris Richards
Georgetown
D. C. University
Mr. Garrison
Harry Beecher
Elliot
Don Quixote
Paul Bourget
Sherman Evarts
Bryce
Garison
America
France
Isaac F. Paul
Boston School Board
United States
Joseph H. O'Neil
Thomas W. Bishop
John A. Brett
James F. Bliss
William T. A. Hitzgerald
Francis Hayden
Timothy F. Quinn
John T. M Sullivan
Charles J. Bauer
William L. Kelt
Paul F. Crowley
Gabriel Alexander
Calvin W. Sawyer
Edwin A. Bell
George H. Lincoln
Thomas D. Gleason
John Quinn, Jr
George R. Clarke
Franccis R. Bowen
Joseph V. Donahoe
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
W. J. B. Jackson
J. H. O'Neil
N. D. Drummey
CAPTAIN CLARKS PARADE HONORS WARD 2 CANDIDATE
Thousands witnessed a East Boston parade honoring Captain Thomas F. Clark candidate for the Ward 2 alderman seat. Battery F Winthrop and local units joined, with Douglass Hickey Giblin and Nolan present. Red fire lit the route as Maverick Square hosted speeches after the march. Clark planned a Lyceum Hall rally to conclude the campaign.
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Thomas F. Clark
Clark
John.j. Douglass
Joseph F. Hickey
Thos. J. Giblin
William Nolan
East Boston
Maverick Square
Douglass
Hickey
Lower Lyceum Hall
Ninth Regiment rolls nearing muster out date
Colonel Weaver of the Ninth reported at the East Armory that captains of the Nin regiment wired the state of the rolls. They expect completion by Thursday and said mustering out on November 2. Examinations continued as usual with several men examined by Dr. Shea.
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Weaver
East Armory
Nin
Nortas
Shea
Barre Yardmaster Killed in Car Coupling Accident
George B. Morse a Barre Vermont railroad yardmaster was instantly killed while coupling cars. He was 40 and survived by a widow and two children.
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Barre
George B. Morse
Ailroad
Officiers Elected by Sons and Day of Zion at Wall Street Synagogue
At last night's meeting in the Wall Street Synagogue hall officers were elected P Finkelstein president Miss R Nathenson vice president L L Ballin treasurer D Goldstein financial secretary R Silverman recording secretary A concert committee was appointed H Kallen R Silverman A Rosenthal and Misses B Paterlowsky Gruber with 8 L Ballin presiding
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Sons and Day of Zion
Wall Street
P. Finkelstein
R. Nathenson
L. L. Bailin
D. Goldstein
R. Silverman
H. Kallen R. Silverman
A. Rosenthal
B. Paterlowsky
Gruber
L Ballin
Destruction of song birds sparks congressional push
In St Paul Minnesota on November 16 1910 the WC T U opened with slim attendances as Mrs Lovell of Pennsylvania urged a ban on millinery use of singing birds and Ms Frances Josephs of Louisiana denounced lynchings while debates over Temple trust bonds and hospital access for Brady death probe unfold.
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ST. Paul
Congress
Francis Josephs
Louisiana
South
Stevens Elected National President of W C T U Maine Woman
Mrs Lillian M N Stevens of Maine elected national president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union at a 10 30 session with 317 votes for Stevens 356 valid ballots. Miss Anna Gordon named as vice president at large after by law change. Secretary and treasurer chosen with Barker leading at 289 votes.
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Lillian M. N. Stevens
Maine
The
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Bessie Laythe Scovel
Minnesota
Illinois
Stevens
Anna Shaw
S. M. D. Fry
Helen Hood
Caroline Buell
M. N. Stevenson
B. L. Seavel
Bell Mix
K. L. Stevenson
Anna Gordon
White- Kinney
Clara C. Hoffman
Marie C. Brehm
A. S. Benjamin
Mary H. Hunt
Louise
Rounds
Marion Dunham
Fessenden
Miss Willard
L. M. N. Stevens
Miss Gordon
Henry Somerset
Susannah M. D. Fry
Fry
Missouri
Francis BE. Beauchamp
Secretary of War
Helen M. Barker
M. H. Dunham
Scattering
Old Schoolboys to Hold 19th Anniversary Meeting
The Old Schoolboys' Association marks its nineteenth anniversary with a 3 p.m. meeting at Young's Hotel on Thursday, November 17, followed by dinner at 4 30 p.m. Tickets are available from custodians of the Old State House on State Street and from William C. Lawrence, secretary, at 106 West Concord Street.
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Old School Boys’ Association
Young's Hotel
Old State House
State Street
William C. Lawrence
West
Concord Street
Well Known Contractor Hand Dies at 62 in Nyack
William H. Hand, a prominent New York contractor and builder, died in Nyack at age 62. He constructed the Manhattan Beach Hotel the Princeton College library and laboratory the Museum of the City of New York and the Columbia College library among other notable structures.
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Nyack
N. Y
William
Hand
New York
Manhattan Beach
Princeton College Library and Laboratory
Museum of the University of the City of New York
Columbia College Library
Runnymede Club Whiskey Suppers At Top Hotels
At premier hotels and clubs, the Runnymede Club whiskey program offers refined tastes and exclusive tastings. Patrons explore aged blends and rare bottlings in elegant lounges, highlighting a trend toward premium spirits in high-end venues.
Fight Ahead for Chandler as New Hampshire Senate Race Heats Up
Indications point to a competitive two year horizon as the fight for United States Senate from New Hampshire gathers momentum Judge Harry E Burnham appears set as a possible successor with Congressman Sulloway also mentioned Others named as potential contenders include Henry M Baker John B Smith Charles A Busiel and Henry W Blair all noted figures in state politics The contest centers on Chandler stance on monetary policy and party alignment.
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Manchester
William E Chandler
United States Senate
Chandler
Franklin Worcester
Charles A. Busizl
Harry E. Burnham
Sulloway
Henry M. Baker
Bow
John B. Smith
Hillsboro
Charles A. Busiel
Laconia
Henry W. Blair
Kearsarge Naval Veterans Entertain Lynn G A R Boys
Naval veterans of the Kearsarge entertained General Lander Post No 5 G A R of Lynn at the American House. About 300 G A R members attended a dinner with speeches including Captain Jack Adams warning against imperialism. The event followed a brief parade and reception with naval and G A R ties celebrated.
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Army and Navy
Kearsarge Association of Naval Veterans
General Lander Post
Lynn
Kearsarge Association
Shoe City
Broad
State
Commercial
Washington
School
Tremont
Hanover Streets
White
Manchester
Lander
Farragut
Jack’o’ Adams
Shaw
Hall
Adams
Naval Association
Grand Army
Captain Wilson
Payviuiaster Clapp
Boatswain King
Ensign Meissner
Ensign Hodgkins
Matthews
Cremationists Prosper Vote to Stay Independent
The New England Cremation Society held its annual meeting at the Medical Library chaired by James R. Chadwick. It voted not to unite with the Massachusetts Cremation Society and to continue its converting work. Treasurer reported 3200 dollars. Officers elected include Honorary president John Storer Cobb and president Harrison Otis Athorp with several vice presidents, secretary George O. Smith, treasurer Albert Stevens Parsons, and an executive committee led by James Richard Garter and others.
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New England Cremation Society
Medical Library
James R. Chadwick
Massachusetts Cremation Society
John Storer Cobb
Harrison Otis Apthorp
Charl Eliot Norton
Getchell Found Responsible in 1898 Sharon Rail Death
Judge Oscar A. Marden of the District Court found Daniel W. Getchell engineer of the rear train section grossly negligent and responsible for the death of Franklin M. Waters in the August 21 1898 railroad accident at Sharon. The verdict followed an inquest held at Stoughton.
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Stoughton
Oscar A. Marden
District Court of
Norfolk County
Franklin M. Waters
New York, New Haven Hartford
Sharon
D. W. Getchell
Marden
Daniel W. Getchell
Trade talks with Britain on reciprocity halt in Washington
Negotiations on a reciprocity treaty with Great Britain about the British West Indies have stopped with no sign of a near conclusion. Talks had progressed last spring and hoped for Senate ratification before Congress adjourned, but obstacles arose and the process lapsed into stagnation.
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Washington
Great Britain
British West Indies
Congress
Senate
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Cuba
Caroline M. Brady
South Boston
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Company C
Chapman
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Leo Brady
Francis Magurn
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Getchell
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