Labor Knights Feud Flare Stirs Pittsburg Figures
Washington dispatch reports a renewed Knights of Labor feud with Simon Burns John Ternan Henry A Hitt Thomas H Canning and J Frank O Meara arrested on forcible entry warrants. They allegedly traveled from Niagara Falls to seize the headquarters, entering through an upper window. Bail set at $100 each. hearing postponed to Saturday.
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Washington
Knights of Labor
Simon Burns
John Ternan
Pittsburg
Henry A. Hitt
New York
Thomas H. Canning
Boston
J. Frank O’meara
Niargara Falls
Knights
Hayes
Crown Prince Frederick of Saxony Injures Leg
Crown Prince Frederick of Saxony fractured his leg below the knee in a hunting accident near Salzberg yesterday as reports from Dresden detail the mishap and current condition.
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Dresden
Prince Frederick of
Saxony
Salzberg
Mutiny on Isla de Luzon
The Isla de Luzon, a Spanish gunboat captured at Manila by Admiral Dewey, sails to New York with 48 crewmen in irons. On the voyage from Manila to Singapore faulty machinery caused a panic and mutiny aboard the vessel, which had guarded the Philippines for about three years before repairs at Hong Kong.
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Washington
Isla de Luzon
Manila
Admiral Dewey
New York
Philippines
Singapore
War Department
Hong Kong
Democratic Party organized in the Philippines
Washington reports the Democratic party is the latest political group in the Philippines. Prominent Filipinos join, including General Lukban, who led Samar insurgents and commanded at Balangiga. The party seeks broader self government, two elected legislative chambers, and automatic enactment of laws.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Phillipines
War Department
Lukban
Samar
Philippines
Emperor William narrowly escapes injury in Scotland
Emperor William nearly faced serious harm as his carriage at Dalmeny near the Firth of Forth spooked by Black Watch colors. Lieutenant-General Sir Archibald Hunter restrained the frightened horses, preventing a crash before the imperial party boarded the Hohenzollern and set sail for Kiel.
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Edinburgh
William
Hohenzollern
Firth of Forth
Dalmeny
Lord Rosebery
Black Watch
Guard of Honor
Archibald Hunter
Emperor
Kiel
Governor Crane Pays Veterans Trip Expenses
In Pittsfield on November 20, Governor Crane personally funded about 400 for three Civil War veterans who were overlooked by a House committee during the dedication of the Andersonville monument in Georgia. He asked the adjutant general to arrange room and transportation for the veterans and to bill him.
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Pittsfield
Crane
Andersonville
Adjutant-General
Miss Blanchard Showcases Miniature Portrait Exhibition
Miss Ethel Blanchard of Boston opens a 17 study miniature art exhibit in Grundmann building near Copley square. Six portraits debut including Mr and Mrs Covel Mr and Mrs Patterson and Mr and Mrs Richard Dowe. Her piece Donald features the head and figure study, praised for its quality and execution.
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Ethel Blanchard
Boston
Grundmann
Copley Square
Society of Miniature Painters
Blanchard
Woman Kneels and Kisses Ground at City Hall Scene
In Vernon New York a veiled woman, sobbing, knelt and kissed the pavement by City Hall after learning conductor Michael Hayes died from injuries sustained nearby on Saturday night. She claimed to be his sister from 134th Street New York and vowed a pilgrimage to the spot following his funeral.
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MT. Veirnon
WN. Y
City Hall
North Third Avenue
Michael Hayes
One Hundred and Thirty-fourth Street
New York
Aged West Roxbury Man Found Alive After Long Woods Search
J Seward aged 63 of 250 Corey street West Roxbury was found speechless and weak in Sunnyside Park woods after 86 hours of searching by40 volunteers and police from Station 13 led by Captain Peabody. He had left home Wednesday morning for a stroll and returned with assistance. Mrs Seward suffered from the extended suspense.
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Pauson
J. Seward
Corey Street
West Roxbury
Captain Peabody
Sunnyside Park
First Parish Unitarian Church
Seward
McDonald
Peabody
Best Clothing Yet From B Kuppenheimer Co Overcoats
They claim style comes from brains and skill not just cloth and sewing. The retailer promotes B Kuppenheimer Co overcoats made in Chicago, widely copied, and asserts they are the best they have handled. A large select variety of men and young men's overcoats priced 10 to 30 dollars.
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B. Kuppenheimer & Co
Chicago
Confessions of Tax Fixer in Chicago Trial
Luke Wheeler, a convicted tax fixer, testified in Judge Horton’s court that James H. Gormley, president of the Masonic Fraternity Temple Association, knew the tax fixing moves and sanctioned them. Wheeler quoted Gormley’s rebuke over a proposed settlement rising from 14 000 to 20 000 dollars. Other developments followed.
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Chicago
Luke Wheeler
Horton
James H. Gormley
Temple Association
Mr. Gormley
Brookline Silver Wedding of Mr and Mrs Crosby
Mr and Mrs Arthur R Crosby celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at their Brookline home 27 Osborne Road with a large receiving line from Brookline Back Bay and Cambridge. Ushers were Arthur P Crosby and Richard Bishop. Mrs Crosby wore blue crepe de chine with pearl trim and a diamond sunburst at the throat accompanied by a bouquet of English violets.
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Arthur R. Crosby
Osborne Road
Brookline
Back Bay
Cambridge
Arthur P. Crosby
Richard Bishop
Marriage of Johanna Bremen and Charles Claflin Riles Parents
Miss Johanna Gertrude Bremen an 18 year old art engraver from 101 Summer street wed Charles A. Claflin 34 of 119 Thomas street in Worcester in a romantic ceremony. The bride wore robin egg blue silk and the groom kept working clothes. Bremen the bride’s father weighs about 325 pounds and expressed distress over the marriage amid objections from both families. Claflin is said to be a divorced man with a jail record, and the couple did not depart on a wedding tour despite early reports.
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Worcester
Johanna Gertrude Bremen
Summer Street
Charles A. Claflin
Thomas Street
Bremen
Claflin
Vermont
Big clinic planned for Dr. Lorenz at Cornell
New York city officials and doctors anticipate a large orthopedic clinic at Cornell Medical College for Dr Adolph Lorenz of the University of Vienna. Dr Newton Shaffer, an authority on hip disorders, believes 30 000 to 40 000 crippled children exist in the city and says about 8 percent could walk with timely treatment. He stresses the need to treat children who have waited years for care and those not yet brought in by parents.
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New York
Newton M. Shaffer
Adolph Lorenz
University of Vienna
Cornell Medical College
Shaffer
Fall River
McDonald-Kieran
Mary McDonald
Patrick Kieran
Andrew J. Jennings
Jennings
Miss McDonald
Bute
Thompson Building Fire Woburn Damages Remain High
Woburn reports a morning blaze damaging the Thompson building at Main and Everett streets with an estimated $2000 in structural damage. Contents losses from L. W. Thompson’s store may reach $3000. The site previously burned on December 5 of last year, nearly destroying the building.
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Woburn
Thompson
Main
Everett Streets
L. W. Thompson
Armour wheat coup nets large profit and short squeeze
J Ogden Armour engineered a major wheat maneuver in Chicago by selling December futures ahead of rising quotes and flooding May contracts. Estimated total sales exceed 5,000,000 bushels, with profits reported between 300,000 and 500,000 dollars and substantial pressure on trailing shorts.
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Six men arrested in Pocahontas mine fire case
Six white men have been arrested and jailed at Pocahontas charged with setting fire to the Pocahontas Collieries Company mines on the night of August 31. The blaze burned for several weeks, threatening workers and nearby facilities.
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Roanoke
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Collieries Company
Y M C A Conference Planned at Princeton
President Patton of the Theological Seminary announced a conference of the Young Men's Christian Associations of the seminaries of the country to be held at Princeton on December 5 6 and 7.
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Princeton
N. J
Patton
The
Theological Seminary
Boston coal duties rise to about 250000 this year
Boston customs officials note coal duties at the port will reach about 250000 because of the coal strike. Past figures show 1901 quarterly duties of 19284. and 28108.82 for year end. For the quarter ending Sept. 30 this year duties were 29248.36 and since Oct. 1 nearly 200000 have been paid.
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Boston Customs Department
Coal Fleet Draws In 20087 Tons Amid Weather Change
A harbor total of 20087 tons of coal arrived yesterday as weather moderates and southeast wind clears the stalled Vineyard Haven fleet. Foreign cargoes include Janeta 4300 tons from Greenock and Platea 4374 tons from Cardiff for the Boston Elevated Railway. coasters Pohatcong and Hopatcong deliver anthracite and bituminous coal to local firms. congestion prompts anchoring at quarantine and incoming tugs and barges expected to reach port by tonight.
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Vineyard Haven
Boston
Janeta
Greenock
Scot
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Platea
Cardiff
Jacob Bright
Shields
Ereaga
Blyth
C. H. Sprague & Son
Kansas
Yarmouth
N. S
Ida
Port Morion
C. B
Delong
Seaman
Hoboken
N. J
P. J. Mullen & Co
South Boston
Lackawanna
Breaga
Bragdon
Plymouth
Spartan
Marian
Langhorne
Brookside
Mary KE. Luckenbach
R. R. Thomas
Chatham
George M. Winslow
Eureka
Hokendauqua
Wyalusing
Women in New England News Day Highlights From Cities
A collage of brief items from New England cities features women prominently in varied matters. Reports from New Bedford Fall River Worcester Westboro Northboro Lawrence and Plymouth cover family disputes auctions settlements coon hunting and a tar and feather case.
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New England
Northboro
George B. Gibson
John T. Johnson
Cilley
Westboro
George R. Gallup
Grover
Boston Hill
Danish Knud II sinks after collision near Tyne
At the mouth of the Tyne, the Danish steamer Knud II under Captain Hanssen collided with the British steamer Swaledale from Hamburg. The Knud II. foundered at once and the captain and seven crew members were drowned.
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London
Knud II
Hanssen
Copenhagen
Swaledale
Hamburg
Tyne
Benjamin Champney, Artist, Turns Eight Today
WOBURN November 20 Benjamin Champney the artist is eight years old today in good health. His brisk walk betrays a man much younger. His subjects from the brush grace homes across the land and in foreign climes.
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Woburn
Benjamin Champney
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