Bazaar to Aid Home for Aged Couples at Horticultural Hall
A mammoth bazaar opens at Horticultural Hall to benefit the Home for Aged Couples on Walnut Avenue Roxbury. The event features a cafe, household goods, knickknacks, and a home table with crafts by residents and local ladies, opening at 7 o'clock with Rev Dr Caleb Davis Bradley.
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Horticultural Hall
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Caleb Davis Bradley
Old Horticultural Hall
Seaver
School Streets
Elizabeth Abbott Carlton
Carlton
Shawmut Avenue
George D. Robinson
Ames
L. B. Baldwin
St.Mark’s Church
Rice
Watnut Avenue
Elizabeth
Abbot Carlton
Police Crack Down On Seance Scams In City
Police halted two alleged trance medium operations at 55 Rutland street and 448 Shawmut avenue. Abbie Ripley and Adelaide E Crane acted as mediums, while George T Albro and Frank B Bearse faced charges of obtaining money by false pretences after the seances. Bearse escaped during the bustle.
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Rutland Street
Shawmut Avenue
Abbie Ripley
George T. Albro
Albro
Mrs. Ripley
Station 5
Adelaide E. Crane
Frank B. Bearse
Bearse
Gas leak at East Liverpool church causes several ill
At the Second Methodist Episcopal Church in East Liverpool Ohio a morning service gas leak left about half a dozen congregants ill from asphyxiation. Plumbers had left a defective fitting in the natural gas pipes. The Rev R F Sears collapsed from the odorless gas and was helped home along with Mrs Randall and her two daughters. Others were prostrated at the door or in the pews.
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East Liverpool
Second Methodist Episcopal Church
R. F. Sears
Steamer Endora Struck by Squall Off Horseneck Beach
Word reached New Bedford that a yacht Endora was blown off course by a squall and hailed. The crew sent signals after a rocket and steered to Westport harbor. Endora, 41 feet long, arrived in port this morning from Providence.
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New Bedford
Horseneck Beach
Volunteer
Endora
Providence
Westport Harbor
Farrar Murder Trial Opens in East Cambridge
The trial of William Barrett for the murder of James Farrar begins at 9 30 A M in East Cambridge. Farrar, a Lincoln constable and farmer, was shot by a burglar near Weston after pursuing him with companions.
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William Barrett
James Farrar
Lincoln
East Cambridge
Farrar
Weston
James
Edward
Farrars
Middlesex Grand Jury
Aldrich
Sheldon
Knowlton
Wier
Selfridge
J. B. Goodrich
Barrett
Brigand Confesses Poison Plot Against Servian King
Vienna reports a brigand now imprisoned confessed he was paid by radical agitator Dragovic to poison King Alexander of Servia with drugged wine. Dragovic had appeared in a treason trial earlier.
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Vienna
Tageblatt
Belgrade
Dragovic
Alexander of
Servia
Dis abled W. F Green towed to New Bedford. Clara L Sparks missing
The disabled schooner W. F Green from Boston was towed to New Bedford by tug Volunteer. Captain Clark said the Clara L Sparks from New Bedford, due at St Helena Oct 4, had not arrived since Aug 1 and may have met disaster at sea.
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New Bedford
W. F Green
Boston
Newport
Clark
Clara L. Sparks
St. Helena
Turkey Dressing Spiced with Bell's Seasoning
Flavorful turkey dressing benefits from Bell's Spiced Seasoning to enhance savory notes. The seasoning blends herbs and spices for a rich, satisfying result in traditional preparations.
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Bell
Gas Incident Wounds Two Women At Whitfield Street Home
Ellen Hayes aged 62 and Margaret Lewis aged 40 were found semi conscious from gas in a Whitfield street residence. They were taken to City Hospital with non fatal prospects. An unknown man, W H Mahoney, broke a collar bone after fainting on Allen street after leaving Hoosac Tunnel docks.
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Ellen Hayes
Margaret Lewis
Whitfield Street
Division 8
Allen Street
W. H. Mahoney
North Bennett Street
Mahoney
Hoosac Tunnel
Two Suspects Arrested in Larceny of Clothes from Wagon
Police inspector yesterday arrested Arthur Tobin and Duncan Wright for stealing two suits from a Merchants' Delivery Company wagon. The goods worth 100 dollars were being delivered to M Harris at 50 Commonwealth Avenue. The property has been recovered.
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Arthur Tobin
Duncan Wright
Merchants’ Delivery Company
M. Harris
Commonwealth Avenue
Arrest of Edward Maddigan for burglary and bicycle theft
Yesterday an inspector arrested Edward Maddigan alias Hanson, 45, no home, for breaking and entering 735 Boylston street and stealing a bicycle valued at 130 dollars. Owner Richard W. Bunton. It is said Maddigan has prior prison time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Maddigan
Hanson
Edward Bennett
Boylston Street
Richard W. Bunton
Mass meetings in Cork and Longford back Irish reform
In Dublin on November 18 mass meetings in Cork and Longford approved resolutions calling for the abolition of the House of Lords and an amended land bill. Speakers included Timothy Healy Edward Blake and William O'Brien.
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Dublin
Cork
Longford
House of Lords
Timothy Healy
Edward Blake
William O’brien
Editor Francis M Agnard of Figaro Dies at 89
Paris report: Francis M Agnard editor of Figaro died this afternoon. Born in Brussels in 1837 he joined Figaro in 1865 and at age 89 became editor in chief. He wrote extensively for magazines and published several books.
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Paris
Francis M. Agnard
Figaro
Brussels
The
New Alsace Lorraine Laws to be Abated Post Inauguration
Report from Berlin says the new governor will suspend the exceptional laws at once upon taking office. A farewell to Hohenlohe at Strasbourg influenced the Emperor to ease restrictions.
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Berlin
Alsace-Lorraine
Hohenlohe
Strasburg
Body of Holyoke Missing Man Found
The body of Lewis Hall aged 70 was found in the canal near the Hadley Mills in Holyoke this morning. He had been missing since Thursday.
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Holyoke
Lewis Hall
Hadley Mills
Fatal duel ends with two men dead in Magdalena
In Magdalena last night E. D. Horn a merchant and Scott Rand a cow man killed each other after a quarrel. Both men died from gunfire.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Magdalena
E. D. Horn
Scott Rand
Republicans to Nominate Board of Aldermen Candidates
The Republican convention to nominate Aldermen will be held at Union Hall this evening with Curtis Guild Jr. presiding. Incumbents Witt Presho Folsom and Bryant are seen as likely to be renominated along with others including Hallstrom, Fottler, Sanford, Horace G Allen and Sidney Everett. Stillman Blanchard and Samuel Kelly also seek backing as nominations will be finalized by ballot.
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Board of Aldermen
Union Hall
Curtis Guild, Jr
Messrs. Witt
Presho
Folsom
Bryant
Hallstrom
Major Perlier
Dyar
Fottler and
Sanford
Common Council
Horace G. Allen
Sidney Everett
Fottler
Stillman Blanchard
Samuel Kelly
Browne Secures Broad Endorsements for Ward 13 Run
Councilman John J. Browne of Ward 13 earns strong backing from several leading district organizations. Support cites his city government work and committee appointments, with friends confident of renomination tonight.
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John J. Browne
Browne
Water Works Assembly 479 Revisits Chicago Strike Report
Water Works Assembly 479, K of L, discussed the Wright report on the Chicago strike and endorsed Carroll D. Wright. The group plans a reunion and appointed a committee to set the time and place. Five new members were initiated.
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Water Works Assembly
K. of L
Chicago
Carroll D. Wright
Enthusiastic St Omer Hall Meeting for Ward 15 Candidate
A crowded St Omer Hall on Broadway hosted an afternoon gathering in support of John J. Mahoney for Ward 15 Common Council. Presiding was James J. O'Brien with speeches by James F. Creed Patrick J. Moran John J. Sullivan and Walter H. Keenan before Mahoney's closing address.
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St. Omer Hall
Broadway
John J. Mahoney
James J. O’brien
James F. Creed
Patrick J. Moran
Brotherhood of Railroad
John J. Sullivan
Walter H. Keenan
The Boom for Brophey Two Ward 6 rallies held yesterday
Two rallies supported David K. Brophey for Ward 6 Common Council. At Ramblers' Social Club and Columbus Associates headquarters, presenter figures like O'Donnell Piscopo Flaherty Green and Brophey addressed attendees.
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David K. Brophey
Common Council
Ramblers’ Social Club
The
Columbus Associates
O'Donnell
Ramblers
Piscopo
Messrs
B. M. Flaherty
William Green
Brophey
Rally in Ward 6 backs James H. Shannon for council
A Ward 6 rally yesterday drew 350 to 400 attendees in support of James H. Shannon for the council seat. Lieutenant Clark, T. F. Fitzgerald, and Shannon spoke. J. J. Dodd served as chairman.
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James H. Shannon
Clark
T. F. Fitzgerald
Shannon
J. J. Dodd
Lecture on Rome dazzles West Roxbury audience
Rev P J Supple of Gate of Heaven Church spoke at St Theresa's West Roxbury with photo slides of Roman ruins St Peter's Vatican catacombs and ancient city streets. The audience included many from Dedham and Roslindale and the lecture was introduced by Rev John F Cummings.
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P. J. Supple
D. D
Gate of Heaven Church
South Boston
Rome
St. Theresa’s Church
West Roxbury
St. Peter’s
Vatican
Catacombs
Dedham
Roslindale
John F. Cummings
St. Theresa’s
Germany And Our New Tariff Exports Rise Since Law Enacted
Berlin reports that trade returns from Berlin and Chemnitz show a sharp rise in exports to the United States after the new tariff bill took effect. The data indicate a significant impact on the export trade as duties changed.
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Berlin
Chemnitz
United States
Central Labor Union Admits New Delegates and Votes on Labels
At the meeting held on Eliot Street new delegates joined from Book Binders Water Works Horseshoers Upholsterers Barbers Porters Brewers Elastic Web Weavers and Actors Protective Union Branch A. The Furniture Workers Union issued a trade label for compliant manufacturers. Debate over nonunion coal and cigars led to a five member committee with Building Trades. Harry Lloyd to attend AFL convention in Denver. A protest against school spending and overcrowding was debated with a call for adequate funding for all city children.
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Central Labor Union
Eliot Street
Book Binders’ 16
Water Works’ Union
Horseshoers’ Union
Upholsterers’ and Barbers Union
Porters’ Alliance
Brewers’ Union
Elastic Web Weavers of
Chelsea
The
Actors’ Protective Union
Branch A
Furniture Workers’ Union
New England
American Brewing Company
Frank McCarthy
Cigar Makers’ Union
Boston
Building Trades Council
Building Trades
Harry Lloyd
American Federation of Labor
Denver
Col
Equity Union
Foster
British labor agitator Burns to visit the United States
John Burns, M. P., famed British labor agitator, is expected in this country soon at the invitation of Harry Lloyd of the Central Labor Union. Arrangements for his reception are being made, with Music Hall likely to be engaged for the address. The Actors' Protective Union plans a 25 cent concert the night Burns speaks.
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John Burns
M. P
Great Britain
Harry Lloyd
Central Labor Uhion
Burns
England
Central Labor Union
Music
Actors’ Protective Union
Building Trades Council
Pythian Hall
Workingmen’s Political League
The
Cooks’ Alliance
Cotillon Hall
Girl Heroine Saves Guests From Harper Fire
Maud Schermerhorn, 16, awoke with a companion in the Patter son House at Harper and led guests to safety through smoke. Fire trapped exits as she carried a fainted guest to a window and lowered her to the ground. She returned to awaken others before succumbing to injuries. Loss is $20,000.
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Wichita
Kan
Patterson
Harper
Maud Schermerhorn
Maud
Cardinal Gibbons to Visit the Pope in Europe
The Vatican state department reports Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore will depart for Europe on December 5. He will land in Genoa then visit the Pope, remain two months, and attend the consistory.
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Rome
State Department
Vatican
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Europe
Genoa
Chinese Fleet Mobilizes at Wei Hai Wei Amid Tension
Central News reports from Tien Tsin that five Chinese ironclads ready for battle. Colonel von Hannekan coordinates Manchurian guerrillas to harass Japanese lines. If Port Arthur defense holds, Japan may winter on the Yalu.
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London
Central News
Tien Tsin
Wei Hai Wei
von Hannekan
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Yalu
Memories of Ping Yang Described as Barbarians Atrocities
A Hiroshima correspondent recounts the fall of Ping-Yang on Oct 14 and the next morning, reporting deserted streets, Chinese desecration, numerous killings, mutilated Japanese prisoners, and widespread filth. He cites Chinese generals profiting from rewards, calls for international condemnation, and notes mass Chinese weapon caches, uniforms, and loot left behind.
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New York
Hiroshima
Japan
Ping-Yang
Phyonyang
Pekin
England
Asia
Corean
Harvard Announces 92 Names In Commencement List
The provisional Harvard list includes ninety two senior scholars eligible to compete for commencement orations. The roster shows a small share of athletes and omits students likely to graduate with distinction later. many familiar names appear among the recognized scholars.
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Harvard
T. Abbe
E. K. Arnold
N. A. Barker
F. H. Bartlett
G. G. Bartlett
H. A. Bathrick
N. Benshimol
A. W. K. Billings
N. W. Bingham
F. von Briesen
W. K. Brice
N. J. Brumbauch
L. Bryant
H. H. Chamberlain
J. H. Chase
I. G. C. Christian
G. I
J. W. Goodwin
R. Gray
G. L. Hamilton
J. C. Hancock
B. Holbrook
E. V. Huntington
A. C. Johnson
J. G. Kaufman
D. King
E. Klein
G McLear
A. Lincoln
G. L. Lincoln
H. W. Loker
D. G. Mason
E. G. Merrill
F. H. Nash
A. H
R. Walcott
E. H. Warren
S. P. White
Holmes Whittemore
Howard Whitmore
J. K. Whittemore
F. B. Winslow
W. P. Woodman
R. F., Woodward
J. W. Worthington
H. H. Yeames
Finns Run Riot in Gloucester Home Vandalism
Three Finnish men living in Bay View came to Gloucester and, while intoxicated, smashed windows at James T. Morrow’s Riverdale house and attacked occupants with a revolver. Police telegrammed and arrested the disturbers, no serious injuries reported.
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Gloucester
Bay View
James T. Morrow
Riverdale
Help For A Good Cause From Duffy S Pure Malt Whiskey
An old promotional piece touts Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic to prevent colds and support vigor during cold seasons. It claims the product is medicinal not a beverage and suitable for households and physicians to aid patients with low vitality.
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Duffy
Duffy’s
Fight on City of Worcester Deck Ends in Disorderly Charge
On the steamer City of Worcester deck a fight broke out between John McLaughlin and Jim Kiernan after heavy drinking. McLaughlin, badly injured, was found bleeding and carried ashore by seven men to Leonard Street station where he was held on disorderly conduct charges.
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New York
City of Worcester
John McLaughlin
Jim Kiernan
McLaughlin
Leonard Street
Temperance Sunday in Cleveland at W C T U convention
In Cleveland on November 18, 5000 attended the W C T U convention sermons at Music Hall. Susan B. Anthony led a gospel suffrage meeting presiding by Anna Shaw. Anthony urged ballot access for women to curb intemperance. Joseph Cook urged universal suffrage and compulsory voting.
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Cleveland
Music Hall
J. W. Bashford
Wesleyan University
Delaware
Anna Shaw
Boston
Susan B. Anthony
National Woman Suffrage Association
Miss Anthony
Joseph Cook
Real Estate Doings and Suburban Value Outlook
Real estate agents predict steady rise in suburban values driven by improvements by the Metropolitan Park Commission, Sewer Commission, and State Highways Commission. A Melrose town meeting approved a boulevard linking Middlesex Fells Park to Boston highways. Local sales include Roslindale estates traded by R. J. Strange to Be Kendall and others, with prices ranging from 3 500 to 4 5000 and plans for a two family house on Jamaica Plain.
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Metropolitan Park Commission
Metropolitan Sewer Commission
State Highways Commission
Metropolitan
Melrose
Middlesex Fells Park
Boston
R. J. Strange
Roslindale
Mendum Street
Mosman and
Keyes
Kendall
Sharon Street
John F. Moors
Alex McLeod
Newbury Street
B. F. Caron
Ashland Street
Philip H. Butler
H. Merten
Dent Street
West Roxbury
W. B. Blakemore
Boylston Terrace
Jamaica Plain
John B. Fitzpatrick
Pembroke Street
Pine Street
Cambridgeport
Washington Street
Dover Street
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A. D. Morse
M. A. Mayhew
Chapman
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F. J. Hutcinson
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Warren Stetson
Perley Weeks
Misses Pickens
Ghurgh
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Protec Home Industries
Standard Oil
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Scott & Bowne
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Labor Notes
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A.C. van Nostrand
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306 Exchange Building
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