Addicks Letters Back in Delaware Senate Fight
Wilmington news reports A Addicks defends his role in Delaware Republican politics after President Roosevelt recognized Addicks faction. He states he and allies built Delaware Republican strength, seeks protection from federal patronage, and predicts two Republicans will be sent to the U S Senate in January with him among them.
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Wilmington
Del
Roosevelt
Addicks
Delaware
United States
Mr. Addicks
William Michael Byrne
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Hanna
United States Senate
Fire damages West End Wall Paper and Paint Co. store
Fire at 17 Causeway street in Merrimac area causes a blaze under the floor of the West End Wall Paper and Paint Co. Miss Pauline Pearlman alerted Engine 6 after the flames broke through to the front. Loss estimated at 3000 to 4000 dollars. Building owned by Mr. Craustien of Charlestown.
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Merrimac
Causeway Streets
West End Wall Paper and Paint Company
Causeway Street
Pauline Pearlman
Miss Pearlman
Leverett Street
Burnham and
Blake
Craustien
Charlestown
Nevada to be docked at Charlestown yard for trial
The Nevada, one of four new single turreted coast defence ships, will arrive at Charlestown navy yard Thursday. It will be placed in the dry dock, its bottom cleaned and painted, and prepared for its trial trip. The vessel is a Civil War era design, 262 feet long, 50 feet wide, and 12 feet 6 inches draft, with triple expansion engines and rapid firing guns. Costing $962,000, its trial speed is projected at 11 to 12 knots per hour, with seven officers aboard.
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Nevada
Charlestown Navy Yard
Se Ete
Dinner to Chamberlain in Birmingham Farewell Banquet
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain received a great ovation at a Birmingham farewell banquet before his South Africa trip. He praised his American wife Mary Endicott and spoke of South Africa's future, hoping for unity and healing, amid a torchlight procession and minor injuries from a crowd surge.
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London
Navy
Chamberlain
Birmingham
South Africa
Mr. Chamberlain
Austen Chamberlain
Mary Endicott
Salem
Mass
Canada
Milner
Franklin Descendant Wainwright to debut in Washington
Miss Sally Franklin Wainwright daughter of Mr and Mrs Dallas Bache Wainwright and descendant of Benjamin Franklin will be presented at a tea in Washington next Monday. She has appeared at the Naval Academy at Annapolis as guest of Commander Richard Wainwright and will wear white silk trimmed with chiffon. Another Franklin descendant, Miss Schroeder, will debut at a tea hosted by Mrs Seaton Schroeder at 1816 N street on December 4.
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Washington
Sally Franklin Wainwright
Dallas Bache Wainwright
Benjamin Franklin
Sally Franklin
Wainwright
Richard Wainwright
Naval Academy, Annapolis
Miss Wainwright
Miss Schroeder
Franklin
Seaton Schroeder
N Street
Adder to Undergo Harsh Tests in New Submarine Torpedo Boat Trials
New York Nov 17 The submarine torpedo boat Adder will face severe trials tomorrow including eight knots for 12 hours on the surface and seven knots submerged for three hours. The Moccasin has already reached 7.28 knots submerged. Trials show American leadership in submarine torpedo boat construction as issues of even keel under water persist.
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New York
America
Esver
Nickerson Sentenced Five Years In Dedham Jail
NW. C. Nickerson of Newton former assistant bookkeeper at the National Suffolk Bank pleaded guilty in the United States District Court to abstracting bank funds. Judge Lowell sentenced him to five years in Dedham jail.
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NW. C. Nickerson
Newton
National Suffolk Bank
United States District Court
Lowell
Nickerson
Dedham
Orangerie hailed as universal remedy by noted New York clergyman
A prominent New York clergyman told friends last week that the ABC of relief and prevention through Orangerie should be taught in schools and colleges. He urged adults especially employers and mothers to learn about Orangeine powders and claimed the remedy is free from alcohol or injurious drugs and helps relieve pain and prevent illnesses.
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New York
Postum Food Coffee Brings Family Cure Claim
A Malden household reports coffee caused nausea and dyspepsia for a mother, son-in-law, and 11 year old. after abandoning coffee and using Postum Food Coffee, all were cured. The letter praises following directions to brew a delicious drink and states strong endorsement for Postum.
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Postum
A. E. Mouble
Lynn St
Malden
St. Gregory's Dorchester Church Rededication Service
St Gregory s Church Dorchester will be rededicated next Sunday after extensive remodeling. Rev W H Fitzpatrick pastor has the ceremony duties with subdeacon Ryan and master of ceremonies Father McCormick. The sermon will be delivered by Rev L S Walsh of Salem.
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St. Gregory’s Church
Dorchester
W. H. Fitzpatrick
Chickering
Rev
Story's
ST. Greg
Rededication Mass at St Gregory Church in Dorchester
Archbishop Williams will celebrate a 10 30 mass with Fathers Kinnon McQuaid from Dorchester and Deacon Father Chittock of Hyde Park. Music by the St Gregory Church choir. Evening service led by Rev Willam Byrne and sermon by Rev Dr Henry A Barry.
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Archbishop Williams
Father Kinnon
Father McQuaid
Dorchester
Father Chittock
Hyde Park
St. Gregory Church
Willam Byrne
V. G
Henry A. Barry
Great Cargoes of Foreign Coal At Port Yesterday
No coal arrivals from American mines due to strong easterly winds. Three steamers with 13,486 tons of foreign coal anchored in the harbor including the Telasfora from Manchester and Cheronea from Cardiff. Tug Lykens towed barges here, likely carrying anthracite. Additional ships Alberto Treves and Leuctra arrived to load coal for this port. Cunaxa reached Swansea to load for the hub.
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Gettysburg
Lackawanna
Telasfora
Manchester
Eng
Orcutt and Willett
Cheronea
Cardiff
Netherfield
Lykens
Marcus Hook
Philadelphia
Silver Brook
Preston
Here
Nicholas
Lynn
Alberto Treves
Shields
Leuctra
Liverpool
Athalie
Louisburg
C. B
Cunaxa
Swansea
Sharpness
Apparatus Claims Cure for Consumption and Asthma
An advertisement promotes Kochs inhalation apparatus and Tuberculine as direct lung remedies. Dr Edward Koch of Germany is cited as inventor with offices in Boston New York Philadelphia and other cities. The piece urges free consultation examination and a trial treatment at the Boston office 361 Boylston Street.
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Edward Koch
Germany
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Baltimore
Washington
Rochester
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Boylston Street
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