Smallpox Patient Napoleon Wilson Moved to Contagion Hospital
Napoleon Wilson, 26, was removed to the Contagion Hospital in Chel aea yesterday with smallpox. His case is the twenty second recorded by the Board of Health since the epidemic began. Wilson boarded with Mrs. Milliken, who was admitted Saturday with her two children. Mrs Milliken and the children are very ill.
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Chelaea
Board of Health
Wilson
Montreal
Kamouraska
St. Paschal
Mount Cannel
James A. Gallivan
Post
Election Board
Ward Committee
John J. Leary
Horticultural Hall
Dr Storrs Resigns From Church of the Pilgrims
In Brooklyn the Rev Dr Richard B Storrs announced his resignation from the Church of the Pilgrims after 53 years as sole pastor. Ill health and his wife’s death affected him. a church meeting is set for Monday November 27 to decide whether he remains as pastor emeritus.
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New York
Church of the Pilgrims
Brooklyn
Richard 8. Storrs
Storrs
Edward B. Coe
Medford Shooting Affray Principal Augustus F. Andrews Dies
Augustus F. Andrews, one of the principals in the Medford shooting affray on Oct 22, died suddenly. An autopsy is planned Monday. Andrews, a former Somerville worker turned Medford plumbing inspector, leaves a widow and two children. The Oct 22 incident stemmed from alleged jealousy with Alfred H. Newton of Dexter Street. Newton avoided testifying and the case was not pressed.
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Medford
Augustus F. Andrews
Andrews
Post
Mr. Andrews
Somerville
J. H. Durrell
Alfred H. Newton
Dexter Street
Newton
Moody Returns Home After Heart Trouble in Kansas City
Dwight L. Moody reached his East Northfield home at 4 pm and rests comfortably. Doctors report his general condition improved with nearly normal temperature and improving pulse. no valvular heart disease detected and circulation improving. He traveled directly from Kansas City bypassing Buffalo, greeted by family and Kansas City physicians Dr. Schauffler and C. M. Vining.
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East Northfield
Dwight L. Moody
Kansas City
Bradley and Goebel clash over Louisville vote
Governor W O Bradley and Adjutant General Daniel Collier conferred with Colonel R D Williams of the Second Kentucky Regiment in Lexington. Williams returned to Frankfort. Republican leaders say Bradley would not recognize Goebel if Louisville votes are excluded, and might use militia to stay in office. The moves are closely watched.
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Lexington
W. O. Bradley
State Guard
Daniel Collier
R. D. Williams
Second
Kentucky Regiment
Frankort
Gay
Louisville
Bradley
Goebel
Bombardment reports and Boer movements from South Africa
War Office bulletin from General Buller via the Marquis of Lansdowne summarizes Boer activity near Estcourt and Lesley’s Homestead, with outposts under arms and naval guns firing at 9000 yards. A later Estcourt despatch notes quiet at six miles distant and strong forces. Pretoria reports deny German artillery officers in Boer lines and mentions Kimberley bombardment resuming.
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War Office
Redvers Buller
Marquis of Lanedowne
Cape Town
Pietermaritzburg
Gourton Road
Ulandi
Estcourt
Lesle
Lourenzo
Marques
Pretoria
Europe
Kimberley
Convention Prom Promises Exciting Scenes and Incidents
Gallivan says he has been counted out as the convention promises a night of dramatic scenes and incidents featuring prominent figures and planned events.
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Gallivan
Memorials at Second Church Honor Philanthropist and Deeds
The Second Church Boston held memorial services unveiling two Tiffany stained glass windows honoring William Wilkins Warren and John W. Leighton. Rev Edward A Horton praised Warren. The service featured a mosaic titled Truth with symbols of courage and charity and included a historic sermon by Rev Thomas Van Ness.
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MR. van Ness
William Wilkins Warren
Edward A. Horton
St. Martin and
Dorcas
New England
Tiffany & Co
New York
Thomas van Ness
Paul
Palestine
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Sinai
Lawgiver
Joseph the Poy
Joseph
Man
Noah
Joshua
Premature Gunfire Injures Crewmen On Pilot Boat Adams
The Adams crew members Rudolf Kalf and Charles Frye were injured when a gun fired prematurely while signaling a steamer near Nantasket Roads. Kalf, 26, suffered severe throat injuries, and Frye, 35, lost fingers. They were transported to Long Island Hospital by the steamer Watchman.
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Adams
Rudolph Kalf
Kalf
Archibald Bethune to wed Miss Ethel Tucker
London reports the Hon Archibald Lionel Bethune second son of the Earl of Lindsay will marry Miss Ethel Tucker daughter of Mr W A Tucker of Boston. The wedding is announced from Boston with details pending official confirmation.
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Archibald Bethune
Earl of Lindsay
Ethel Tucker
London
Archibald Lionel Bethune
W. A. Tucker
Boston
Secretary and Mrs Jong Return From Colorado Trip
Secretary and Mrs Jong arrived in Washington from Colorado where their ill daughter accompanied them as they traveled for the family.
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Washington
Jong
Colorado
Ee Col
British Victories Reported at Ladysmith Action
The Times of Natal from Ladysmith describes a Boer assault on Nov 9 with heavy fighting on multiple fronts. British infantry and the King's Royal Rifle Corps repelled the attack, inflicting heavy Boer losses while Calibre and mortar fire were neutralized by British artillery. Casualties were light for the British, with a single reported soldier killed, as dysentery scourges the Boer camp.
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Durban
Natal
Times of Natal
Ladysmith
King’s Royal Rifle Corps
King’s Rifles
Cesar
Manchester Regiment
Colenso Road
Boers Occupy Jamestown in Cape Colony Action
Commandant Olivier with Rouxville corps occupies Jamestown in Queenstown area. Read continued details on page 6 seventh column.
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Queenstown
Cape Colony
Saturnay
Olivier
Jamesown
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