Crisis in English politics amid looming general election
London reports a Christmas general election appears likely as the king takes an active role. The government may back Lord Lansdowne’s veto bill with no dilatory tactics, while Asquith’s statement is delayed for Mr. Balfour’s Nottingham engagement. Austen Chamberlain outlines Unionist resolutions on Lords reform and popular sovereignty.
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London
Lord Lansdowne
House of Lords
Lords
Asquith
Balfour
Nottingham
Austen Chamberlain
Mr. Balfour
Glasgow
Perfect Lemon Found Nested Inside Larger Fruit
Miss Marguerite L. Monk of East Saugus reports a remarkable fruit, a full grown lemon perfectly shaped inside another lemon of average size, sent to the Harvest Editor of the Post this season.
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Marguerite L. Monk
Lincoln Avenue
East Saugus
Harvest
1I Post
Margaret Monk
Saugus
Robbers' volley wounds one man in woods chase
Four rifle shots wounded Martanelli during a robbery in a wooded area near Mt. Washington. A large pursuit followed as residents fled, while detectives and locals searched the woods for the trio of bandits. A money cache was found later, and Martanelli is hospitalized in serious condition.
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Martanelli
Mt. Washington
Thomas E. Bligh
Mary Curtiss
Harry Black
Gilbert Hawver
Block and
Hawver
Tugwoods
Pittsfield
Boston group opposes Lodge in 1910 election rally
The Boston Literary and Historical Association with colored members denounces Henry Cabot Lodge for U S Senate, urging incoming legislators to refuse his election over rights protection in light of the Brownsville case. The letter, dated Nov 14 1910, is sent to Sen Tinkham and Republican Legislature candidates.
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Tinkham
Boston
Sir
Boston Literary and Historical Association
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Camden Street
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Brownsville
J. W. Hill
Congregationalists Name Officers at All Day Session
At the eighth annual meeting of the Union Conference of Congregational churches of Boston and vicinity held in the Eliot Church Newton November 15 officers and commissioners were chosen. Moderator W F Whittemore. secretary treasurer P G Favor. auditor S B Carter. Commissioners named for Suffolk areas with terms and ministers listed. Addresses delivered by Rev. H Grant Pearson Rev Dr A W Vernon Rev A M Gardner and Rev J A Richards.
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Newton
Union Conference of the Congregational Churches of
Boston and Vicinity
Eliot Church
W. F. Whittemore
P. G. Favor
S. B. Carter
Suffolk North
J. W. Bailey
G. A. Southworth
Suffolk South
C. T. Barry
E. A. Chase
Suffolk West
G. EK. Brock
W. ©. Gordon F
H. Grant Pearson
A. W. Vernon
Brookline
A. M. Gardner
London
J. A. Richards
Boston
Uprooted Trees Trigger Rescue near Reversible Falls
St. John New Brunswick November 15 Robert Burns caretaker of the suspension bridge over Reversible Falls grasped at small trees and rocks projecting from the cliff wall as he fell from a staging at his cliff overhanging home. He made a desperate effort to save himself from plunging to the waters 80 feet below.
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ST. John
N. B
Robert Burns
Bridge caretaker feared drowned after rockslide tragedy
A 60 year old bridge caretaker is believed drowned after a rockslide tore away from the structure and left blood stained rocks. Burns' body was spotted from a Montreal express as it passed under the bridge, but the body has not been recovered. The investigation found broken staging and cargo of the site, and the man had previously saved inmates from a nearby insane asylum from leaping from the bridge.
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Burns
Montreal
O'Meara Leads Crackdown on Spitters Across City
The Boston department outlines a program to prosecute spitting on sidewalks and public places, detailing phased enforcement across 15 land divisions. It stresses慎 balance between enforcement and avoiding undue hardship, prioritizing adults, then women and minors, with daily prosecution reports to the superintendent.
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Boston Consumptives’ Hospital
Forget Fares And Air Brakes At Mutual Aid Ball
More than 4000 L railway employees skipped duty to attend the Mutual Aid Association biennial at Mechanics' Building. The event opened with a Waverley Orchestra concert and featured a grand march led by George H. Barnes, with General Bancroft and dozens of officials and guests among the 300 couples in line.
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Mutual Aid Association
Mechanics’ Building
General Bancroft
Waverley
George H. Barnes
Mary 4. Stevens
A. A. McPherson
D. L. Pendergast
Venderace
Arthur B. Stone
Lillian Frye
George H. Benjamin
Clara W. Palmer
Belle Eagan
M. G. Proctor
E. 8. Horn
Helen McKenna
Louise Gould
Carrie Velours
Signey Slade
C. H. Hile
J. H. Harrington
J. A. Smith
John Henderson
M. H. Fox
John Rooney
Mary Haley
Annie Linsky
Mary Green
Florence McLoughlin
Franklin Gould
R. H.elours
Zella Oss
John Morgan
Anthony Rebello
William Gould
Association
Arthur Stone
I. S&s
John Brown Juror Is Married at 80
Fredericksbury Virginia November 15 William Martin aged 80 the oldest surviving juror who convicted John Brown of treason at Harper's Ferry before the Civil War married Bettie Ferguson today at Legato The bride is his senior by one year
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Fredericksburg
William Martin
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Bettie Ferguson
Legato
Poslam Promises Quick Rest from Skin Troubles
An advertisement touts POSLAM as a universal skin cure for eczema acne tetter psoriasis and other itch conditions. It claims first application stops itching and single use clears minor issues while larger problems improve with daily use. The product is described as a perfect antiseptic and widely recommended and sold by all druggists in two sizes 50 cents and 2 dollars.
Woodsman dies in exchange street restaurant altercation
Bangor Maine November 15 25 year old woodsman Thomas Guiteaud died after a fight with James Walker 25. Guiteaud struck at Walker lost balance fell his head hit a partition and then the floor and he died instantly.
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Teaud
Exchange Street
James Walker
Guiteaud
Walker
Obituaries for Sullivan and Walsh families
Death notices from Roxbury and Dorchester report John W Sullivan of 22 Gardner Street Roxbury died November 15 with funeral to be announced. Richard J Walsh of 20 Nasing Street Dorchester died November 18 with funeral from his residence and a 9 am mass at St Hugh's Church on Wednesday. Relatives and friends invited.
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St. Kerne Church
Poe
Cory Lill
Winthrop
Neer Taffe
West Newton
John W. LII
Gates Avenue
St. John the Evangelist Church
Marquand
East Boston
James H. Marquand
Princeton Street
Boston
O'Leary
Roxbury
Michael J
Joseph F
Note O'Leary
Mission Church
Newsboys’ Union
Roome
Jamaica Plain
William H. Roome
Glen+vale terrace
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