Wild Steam Roller Rampage on Argyle Street
A twenty one ton steam roller ran out of control yesterday on Argyle street in Everett. Driver Charles Turner jumped to safety uninjured as the machine sped downhill smashing a fence and an unused buggy before stopping against a banking. Amos Harris owned the affected house and yard where the incident occurred. Harris estimates minimal loss while the roller itself escaped damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Argyle Street
Charles Turner
Turner
Amos Harris
Harris
Hargis
Nicholson File Company to Restart Full Operations
Providence R I Nov. 2 The Nicholson File Company's Central Falls shops which have run on short time will start up in full on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Nicholson File Company
Central Falls
McAuliffe Wins Lightweight Title Clash Over Carroll
San Francisco November 20 Jack McAuliffe defeated Jimmy Carroll in ten rounds at Woodward Pavilion under St George Athletic Club for the world lightweight championship purse of 3000 with 5000 on the side. Both fighters showed fatigue but McAuliffe was judged the better man after a grueling match.
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San Franciscio
Jack Mcaliffe
Immy Carroll
Woodward Pavilion
St. Georgethletic Club
McAuliffe
Arroll
Carroll
Carwll
Mac
Jack
Tara
Carroll Landaeaar
Jim
Will
Canroll
Burnley Prize Ceremony With Ambassador Bayard
At Burnley Mechanics Institute a meeting honored prize winners as Ambassador Bayard presented the prizes. Attendees included Lord and Lady Monkswell Lady O Hagan Sir A J Kay Shuttleworth and Hon Philip J Stanhope. Bayard said he represented the United States as a friend of Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Burnley Mechanics’ Institute
Thomas F. Bayard
Lord
Lady Monkswell
O’hagan
A. J. Kay-Shuttleworth
M. P
Philip J. Stanhope
Corporation of Burnley
Bayard
Great Britain
Alleged Doctors Arrested After Malden Patient’s Condition
Laura Stone aged 2 and Emma Brown aged 47 allegedly physicians at 74 Boylston street were arrested by Inspectors Collins and Greenleaf for a criminal operation on Lizzie McDonald of Malden. The patient remains in critical condition at Malden Hospital. McDonald and Mrs. Butler identified Stone and Brown at the hospital, and both suspects were committed to the House of Detention in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Stone
Emma Brown
Boylston Street
Fatal Explosion In Newton A Construction Train Crane Accident
Daniel Bryan, a conductor on a Boston and Albany construction train, was scalded yesterday afternoon in Newton and died at Massachusetts General Hospital. A 60-ton steam crane overturned into a ditch, fell thirty feet, exploded, and wrecked the crane and track for nearly 100 yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel “Bryan
Boston & Albany
Newton
Massachusetts General Hospital
Fenton Beats Moriarty in Capitol Wheel Club Card
Hartford boxing night ends in disappointment as Tom Moriarty Holyoke loses to Patsey Fenton Boston after agreeing to eight rounds over 140 dollars receipts. Marty McCue New York defeats Steve Mahoney Boston in eight rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Capitol Wheel Club
Tom Moriarty
Holyoke
Patsey Fenton
Boston
Marty McCue
New York
Steve Mahoney
Funeral for George E. Taber Among Campello Residents
The funeral for George E. Taber, who shot himself in South Congregational Church Campello, was held at the family home with Campello Lodge S O O F and Campello Lodge A O O W in attendance. Mourners lined outside due to crowd size. George Oldham, the sexton who found the body, has suffered a mental decline since the incident, culminating in a day of heightened agitation and claims that police are pursuing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
George E. Taber
South Congregational Church
Campello
Campello Lodge
Charles F. Clark
William Thomas Beale
Taber
George Oldham
Oldham
Burgess Injured In Washington Street Car Fall
Benjamin F. Burgess aged 60 residing at Hotel Worcester fell from a moving electric car on Washington street near Dover. He was badly hurt but went to his West street office, then to Dr Clapp in Columbus square where he became unconscious. He is now at home and suffers apoplexy in addition to injuries. Burgess said there was no blame on railroad workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Burgess
Hotel Worcester
Washington Street
Dover
West Street
Clapp
Columbus Square
Burgess
Honors to Redmond Meeting Forms Boston Committee
A Boston Parker House gathering of gentlemen aligned for John B E Redmond M P lecture tour formed a general committee to organize the Boston event. Members include Hon E J Slattery A O H president William J Cronin Suffolk county A O H president and other local officials and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John BE. Redmond
Boston
Vicinity
Parker House
William J. Cronin
Suffolk County
A.O. H
E. J. Slattery
James E. Hayes
William F. Kenney
James H. Conney
Roger F. Scannell
Joh T Teevans
John B. Doherty
Olake Dillon
P. A. Foley
P. E. McCormac
Everett
P. J. Shevlin
Waltham
John O'Callaghan
Stallion Trevillian Sold for 3050 at Fassia Sale
New York November 20. The noted young stallion Trevillian starred at the Fassia sale at Madison Square Garden. He was bought by D Blumenthal of Hartford Conn for export to Vienna Austria for stud duties. The price was 3050 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trevillian
Madison Square Garden
Austria
D. Blumenthal
Hartford
McKinley Inagural Tone Seen Opposing Trusts
In remarks on the 1900 campaign strategy, supporters forecast McKinley taking a firm stance against trusts and monopolies. They expect a tariff measure linked to his presidency and note gold Democrats may join the effort, with Cabinet choices said to challenge him most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Bourke Cochran
Hanna
Harrison admits fraud in telegraph company suit
Edward M. Harrison, the telephone inventor and defendant in a receivership case over the Harrison International Telephone Co, files an answer admitting fraud and wrecking. He accuses L. E. Ingalls and board members, naming Elkins, Fos ter, Peck, Warner, Kerens, and Egan, of schemes to mislead investors and enrich directors. He says assets were absorbed by officers, with directors netting millions in treasury stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Edward M. Harrison
Harrison International Telephone Company
L. E. Ingalls
United States
Elkins
Secretary
The
Treasury
Charles Foster
George R. Peck
St. Paul
William Warner
R. C. Kerens
Missouri
Patrick Egan
Chili
Harrison
Ingalls
Somerville Mayor Race Highlights Lively Campaign Outlook
A single mayoral candidate, Mayor Perry, dominates Somerville, with the Municipal League backing him. The Republican machine fears elimination if the League nominees prevail, while the League plans education, rallies, canvassing, and distribution of material to promote their non partisan aims amid A. P. A. influence concerns. Democrats back the Municipal League, aligning with the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville
Perry
Municipal League
Recount in Ward 19 stalls over ballot legality
Election officials at the Ward 19 Democratic caucus recount could not reach a result last evening awaiting counsel advice on ballot legality. Ward 18 recount finished with no change. clerks completed the ward at 6 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 19
Ward
Support for Rosnosky sees aldermanic bid gain backing
A Post reporter quotes A Shu man of A Shuman Co praising Isaac Rosnosky for aldermanic honors. He notes Rosnosky’s 25 years knowing the candidate, prior manufacturing work, two terms in the State Legislature, council experience, and advocacy against wasteful spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Rosnosky
Aldermanic
Post
A. Shuman
A. Shuman & Co
Rosnosky
Common Council
Morse Home
Carney Hospital
Junkins Prevails Across Lawrence Wards In Republican Caucus
Lawrence caucus results show Mayor Junking fan favored with Junkins carrying every ward. Aldermanic nominees listed: O B C Dick George W Dow C W Currier Ira Blandin Frederick Patch J H Bedell. Includes ad for American Wringer Company with Boston addresses and Tremont 764 contact.
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Lawrence
Mayor Junking
Junkins
O. BE. C. Dick
George W. Dow
C. W. Currier
Ira. Blandin
Frederick Patch
J. H. Bedell
American Wringer Company
Broadway
Cornhill
Boston
Harbor Tug A. W. Chesterton Flees Mystic Wharf
The trim tug A. W. Chesterton moved away from the steam er Holyrood at Mystic wharf as Captain Johnny O'Brien, a noted pilot, clambered down a rope and saluted the skipper. He warned that a detective friend would be left on the wharf to return to his hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Chesterton
Holyrood
Mystic Wharf
Johnny’ O’brien
Bermuda Filibuster Captain O'Brien Leaves For Good
Pinkerton men watched the Bermuda captain depart Lewis wharf aboard the Holyrood after denying Halifax command. Captain O'Brien, described as a short thick-set man, said he was out of filibustering for good and would pursue his former livelihood. He vanished from the city that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkerton
O’brien
Holyrood
Newark
Captain O'Brien
Lewis
Lewis Wharf
Halifax
Bermu
Cuban and American views clash over Weyler Maceo moves
New York trial reports on Laurada filibusters focus on Weyler and Maceo as rumors of Havana battles and reinforcements swirl. General Tracey argues for Cuban aid rights while judges weigh military descent versus lawful activity and Nunez faces acquittal questions as jurors fail to agree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tracey
United States
Cuba
McFarlane
Brown
Supreme Court
Nunez
Montauk Point
Jacksonville
Colonel Nunez
Captain Dickman
Weyler Chasing Maceo in Cuba Campaign Report
Advices from Cuba received in Key West by the steamer Whitney shed light on General Weyler's push against Antonio Maceo. The dispatches describe Weyler closing in on Maceo and mention possible return to Havana, highlighting ongoing campaign movements in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bays Key West
Havana
Key West
Fla
Cuba
Whitney
Weyler
Antonio Maceo
Weyler May Return to Havana Amid Cuban Campaign Doubts
Madrid dispatches report Captain General Weyler may abandon operations in Pinar del Rio and head back to Havana. Officials have not confirmed the telegrams. Some say Weyler seeks to shore up preparations to counter Maceo and rebels in Puerto Principe.
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Pinar del Rio
Weyler
Havana
Maceo
Gomez
London
Standard
Madrid
Correspondencia de Espana
Canovas de Castilla
Gomez and Garcia
Puerto Principe
Fortifying Florida on Santa Rosa Island Forts Pickens Barrancas
Since General Craighill visit the army engineers have pushed fortifications on Santa Rosa Island night and day. Immense disappearing batteries of modern guns are being installed while Forts Pickens and Barrancas also receive strengthening. The harbor entrance is guarded by electrically operated sunken torpedoes, aiming to deter enemy warships from damaging Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Craighill
United States Army
Santa Rosa Island
Pickens
Barrancas
British clergyman released by Porte after Marash arrest
The Daily News reports that on Sir Philip Currie’s demand the Porte ordered the immediate release of Rev. Mr. MacCallum a British clergyman. He had been detained while dispensing relief to Marash sufferers by Turkish authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily News
Philip Currie
Constantinople
Porte
MacCallum
Marash
Hayti Rumors of Financial Scandal Spark Revolt Fears
Mail reports from Kingston Jamaica on November 20 confirm rumors of political trouble in Hayti due to financial scandals. A revolution is feared as the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston, Ja
Hayti
Liquor squad raids policy shop at 6 Kirkland Street
Officers Tengart Green and Crowley raided a rear second floor policy shop at 6 Kirkland Street last evening. Five men were found seated around a table with twenty five manifold sheets and one hundred policy slips. The men were locked up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tengart, Green and Crowley
Liquor Squad
Kirkland Street
Man Hurts Leg In Accidental Gun Discharge
Henry H. Newcomb of 42 Fairmount Avenue Hyde Park went to sleep with a revolver in his hand and woke to a bullet wound in his leg the next morning He is hospitalized at City Hospital with the accidental discharge under investigation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Newcomb
Fairmount Avenue
Hyde Park
City Hospital
Ward caucuses reveal sharp race and color clash in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts caucuses featured fierce fights in Ward 7 and Ward 11 with factions led by Major F H Briges and Nelson S Southwick. White and black blocs clashed over council seats, enrollment disputes, and representation, as Ward 24 produced a surprise aldermanic victory for Franklin L Codman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Krebs
Sears
Major F. H. Briges
Nelson S. Southwick
Massachusetts
Isaac B.allen
Charles H. Innes
Ward 10
Allen
Jesse M. Gove
William McKinney Osborne
Franklin L. Codman
Herbert N. Manks
Nominations for City Council Wards One to Twenty Five
A list of candidates for each ward from one to twenty five. Names include Charles J. Albee A Dudley Bagley Collingwood C. Millar Joseph G. Jordan Frederick G. Moord Albert R. Stedfast William H. Casey George P. Harrington James H. Stevens Frank W. Easterbrook Charles O. Shute Henry W. Woodbury and others across wards with Nunziato F. Mandello Samuel L. Silverman Walter L. Wetherbee Frank H. Briggs Charles R. Saunders George Holden Tinkham John B. Dumond Edward P. Sands Arthur G. Wood Axel Anderson Joseph McWilliam Stefan Plehowicz Joseph W. Bateman George F. Clark Eugene G. Whittemore Miles P. Carroll George Defren David A. Gavagan Oliver F. Davenport Frederick W. Farwell Arthur P. Russell Oswald F. H. Laubrich Frank A. Newell Edward B. Swett Edgar P. Benjamin George W. Bennett George A. Robinson George W. Crocker Joseph Lessen Frank Tucker Samuel C. Jones Alfred Newmarch Albert C. Sawyer Charles Wenn Edward Orchard Konrad Young Charles Wenn Edward Orchard Konrad Young Willard W. Hibbard Harry B. Whall William M. Farrington Ezra N. Roseland William D. Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Albee
A. Dudley Bagley
Collingwood C. Millar
Joseph G. Jordan
Frederick G. Moord
Albert R. Stedfast
William H. Casey
George P. Harrington
James H. Stevens
Frank W. Easterbrook
Charles O. Shute
Henry W. Woodbury
Henry A. Blunt
William O. D. Grace
Orison Little
Winthrop Bacon
William Roper Curtis
George A. Tirrell
Frank H. Briggs
Charles R. Saunders
George Holden Tinkham
John B. Dumond
Edward P. Sands
Arthur G. Wood
Axel Anderson
Joseph McWilliam
Stefan Plehowicz
Joseph W. Bateman
George F. Clark
Eugene G. Whittemore
Miles P. Carroll
George Defren
David A. Gavagan
Oliver F. Davenport
Frederick W. Farwell
Arthur P. Russell
Oswald F. H. Laubrich
Frank A. Neweell
Edward B. Swett
Edgar P. Benjamin
George W. Bennett
George A. Robinson
George W. Crocker
Joseph Lesselen
Frank Tucker
Samuel C. Jones
Alfred Newmarch
Albert C. Sawyer
Charles Wenn Edward Orchard
Konrad Youngard
William E. Harvey
Willard W. Hibbard
Harry B. Whall
Ward
William M. Farrington
Ezra N. Roseland
William D. Wheeler
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Puritana
Iprot
Crosby,md
Averett Stree
Cawwefe
Jimmy
Coro
Michuiffe
Yonkers
N. Y
Alexander Smith & Sons’ Carpet Company
Smith Carpet Mills
Burnley
Ambbassador Bayard
Malden
D'Hote
Burgundy
Hayward
Fenton
Moriarty
Brockton Sexton Insane
Mr. Taber
B. F. Burgess
Redmond
Hood
Nol Livers
Somerville Municipal League
Mr. A. Shuman
H. Crine
Avon Street
Minaz
General Weyler
Unan Cristobal
Avouts
Luque
Sanchez
Moses
Carillo
Damas
Pinerat
O'Brien
Bermuda
O’ Brien
Companion
Ian Maclaren
Uni
Hilary A. Herbert
Navy
William L. Wilson
Judson Harmon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Thomas B. Reed
House
Theo. Roosevelt
Pres
Geo. E. Waring, Jr
Carroll D. Wright
U. S. Labor Dept
Andrew Carnegie
Robert E. Peary
U.S. N
Rudyard Kipling
Hall Caine
Frank R. Stockton
Harold Frederic
Charles Dudley Warner
Stephen Crane
Hamlin Garland
Max O’rell
W. Clark Russell
Marquis OF
C. A. Stephens
Hayden Carruth
Rowland E. Robinson
Charles G. D. Roberts
Charles F. Lummis
Homer Greene
Emma A. Opper
Sophie Swett
Anna Fuller
Kate Chopin
Edward W. Thomson
Ellen Douglas Deland
Annie Hamilton Donnell
J. E. Chamberlin
Franklin W. Calkins
Mary Catherine Lee
Pauline Wesley
Louise R. Baker
Mary E. Bamford
Bliss Perry
the Youth’s Companion
Mass
Florida
MR. Accallum
Hayth
City of
Champer
Charlie
Isaac B. Alien
Bancher
Anson B. Mdgerly
Presho
Charlestown
Alderman Dyar
Seth P. Smith
John H. Colby
William H. Lott
Alderman Bryant
James S. Richardson
William Berwin
Milton C. Paige
Cochrane
Gove
Walter F. Burke
Joseph H. Barnes, Jr
John R. Foster
Major Briggs
Curtis
Water Bucs
Barnard & C.O
Temple
Clothing
P. Raphael & CO
Devonshire St. Cor. Dock Sq
Council
Nunziato F. Mandello
Samuel L. Silverman
Walter L. Wetherbee
Frederick M. Brinnick
B. Frank Colby
James Robertson
Alfred H. Colby
William W. Farr
Henry Gediman
S. N. Harsn
Garton
Mary T. Kimball
Bowers
Moil
Guantanamo
Kimball
Frank
Wilson Bros
Dyer
Rebecca A. Dryer
Elisha M. Dyer
Barrett Avenue
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
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