Evans for Mayor Everett Candidates Nominated in December
Everett citizens nominated Alonzo H. Evans for mayor at the largest caucus held in the city. The assembly opened in Town Hall with about 200 voters present, the vote tally showed Evans leading 1010 to 664 for George E. Smith, and 1674 total ballots cast. School board members chosen were Roscoe E. Brown, Henry A. Tenney, and William H. Chapman.
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Alonzo H. Evans
Citizens
Everett
F. P. Bennett
Joseph H. Cannell
Evans
Smith
Foster
Mr. Evans
Smith Party
A. H. Evans
George E. Smith
Roscoe E. Brown
Henry A. Tenney
William H. Chapman
Amateur A A U Fixes Rules and Board Choices
New York November 21 At the annual AAU meeting the board of governors is not to authorize lacrosse baseball or football championships with prizes beyond banners and no travel expense allowances. Officers elected President Howard Perry vice presidents F K Stearns J W Beals B A A treasurer W B Curtis secretary J E Sullivan. A world championship athletic competition may be held in Chicago with a handicap world event. Hass of New York and McFarlane denied reinstatement. Rodenburg’s pole vault record 11 feet 5 3/4 inches set in Philadelphia was allowed. A measure states once a professional always a professional and tightens reinstatement.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union of the United States
Board of Overnors
Howard Perry
F. K. Stearns
J. W. Beals
B.A. A
W. B. Curtis
J. E. Sullivan
A. A.U
Chicago
William Hass
McFarlane
W. 8. Rodenburg
Philadelphia
Cambridge Non-Partisans Nominate Bancroft for Mayor
The non-partisan Temple Hall party in Cambridge held municipal caucuses last night. Colonel William A Bancroft led in every ward except Ward 3 where delegates split evenly with Alvin F Sortwell. Sortwell quickly exited, leaving Bancroft as the clear mayoral candidate. Common Council nominations were broad with many contenders in all wards.
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Temple Hall
Cambridge
William A.bancroft
Bancroft
Colonel Bancroft
Alvin F. Sortwell
Sortwell
Republicans Nominate Erskine Warden for Mayor of Waltham
In Waltham on November 21 Republicans held their mayoralty convention at the Republican Club rooms on Moody street. C P Bond was chosen chairman and C E Sayward secretary with seventy six delegates present. Erskine Warden was nominated as mayor by acclamation.
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Waltham
Republican Club
Moody Street
C. P. Bond
C. E. Sayward
Erskine Warden
Pacific Railroad Debts Funding Report Filed
Washington November 21 The special report of H A Taylor commissioner of railroads on Senate bill 751 funding Pacific railroad debts has been received by Secretary Noble He reviews the measure proposes amendments and argues the government foreclosing mortgages and taking possession is impracticable
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Washincton
H. A. Taylor
Senate
Pacific Railroads
Noble
Princess Gortchakoff Ordered to Transfer 5 Million and Estates
In Galatz on November 21 the court ruled Princess Gortschakoff must transfer 5,000,000 dollars and Paris and Baden Baden residences to her brother Prince Gregory Stourdza under their disputed late Moldavia governor father's will, a judgment that bankrupts the princess.
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BuchaArRs
Galatz
Gortschakoff
Gregory Stourdza
Paris
Baden- Baden
Moldavia
Colonel Neville Held for Trial at Madison Square Garden Show
New York November 21 Colonel Robert Neville arrested on assault charge for an incident with S. S. Howland at the Horse Show in Madison Square Garden last week was examined before Justice and held in 300 bail for trial in the Court on official Sessions.
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New York
Robert Neville
S. S. Howland
Madison Square Garden
Wee
Smuggling Charge After Boston Steamer Arrival
JLondon reports William Glavin, a passenger aboard the Cephalonia which docked at Queenstown from Boston, was arrested on charges of attempting to smuggle a revolver and ammunition.
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Jlondon
William Glavin
Cephalonia
Queenstown
Boston
Italy Stands With the Latin Union Denies Withdrawal
Brussels dispatch reports at the first session of the International Latin Union Italian representatives firmly denied any plan to leave the union. The meeting opened with emphasis on cohesion and continued collaboration among member nations.
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Brussels
International Latin Union Today
Roche for alderman in eighth district nomination
James F. Roche of Ward 17 was selected as the Democratic standard bearer for the eighth aldermanic district comprising wards 17 and 18. The convention met last night and Roche was nominated by acclamation with Jacob Spitz as chairman and Michael Toland as secretary. Roche, a lawyer and former inspector in the Custom House, is described as a young man and a strong candidate.
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James F. Roche
Roche
Jacob Spitz
Michael Toland
Dennis Mahoney
J. J. Lanigan
Regular Army and Navy Union of America
Custom House
Flood Renominated In Seventh Ward Democratic Meeting
The seventh district Democratic aldermanic convention in Gray's Hall South Boston renominated Alderman Flood on the first ballot amid two contesting delegations from Wards 14 and 15. The district committee admitted regular delegations. Ward 15 opposed unanimous renomination. Ward 15 backed Peter H. Corcoran as their choice. Independent Democrats from Ward 12 and 13 met on Broadway to nominate Councilman M W Norris for Alderman.
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Gray’s Hall
Boston
Flood
Dennis M. Cronin
John B. Lynch
John McDonough
D. J. Kinnally
James L. Ford
Alderman Flood
Peter H. Corcoran
Broadway
M.W. Norris
Lee Renominated by Eleventh District Democrats
The eleventh aldermanic district Democratic convention unanimously nominated John H. Lee for Alderman. A large turnout filled the State headquarters with Councilman Parker presiding and Edward Ready as secretary. A district committee was named: Proctor of Ward 238 and Mitchell of Ward 25. Lee attended the announcement and led delegates to the Hotel Bellevue on Beacon Street amid speculation that Coakley might run as an independent Democrat.
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John H. Lee
Frank F. Parker
Edward Ready
FF. S. Proctor
George F. Mitchell
Alderman Lee
Bellevue
Beacon Street
Coakley
McClellan Nominated for East Boston Alderman
About fifty delegates from Wards 1 and 2 gathered at the Maverick House in East Boston to nominate William F. McClellan for Alderman to succeed John H. Sullivan. Captain S. E. Whitney presided and Thomas Lambert was secretary. The nomination was made unanimous after Sullivan named McClellan and Delehanty seconded.
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Maverick House
East Boston
John H. Sullivan
S. E. Whitney
Thomas Lambert
Alderman Sullivan
William F. McClellan
Board of Aldermen
Thomas F. Delehanty
Borden Jury Dismissed as Evidence Sought
Taunton mass The grand jury in the Borden case was dismissed for a week from Thursday while authorities seek more evidence. The delay may signal forthcoming information, and if an indictment is prepared Miss Borden would be served a copy rather than brought to court.
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Taunton
Borden
Miss Borden
Lomasney Named Alderman Candidate At District Convention
The third district Democratic Alder convention in Independence Hall last evening elected Hugh McLaughlin as chairman and James F. Crotty as secretary. Forty delegates participated in ballots for Alderman with Martin M. Lomasney receiving 29 votes and John H. Connelly 11 before Lomasney was declared the convention’s choice and adjourned.
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Independence Hall
E. J. Flynn
Hugh McLaughlin
James F. Crotty
Martin M. Lomasney
John H. Connelly
Mr. Lomasney
Mitchell Nominated at Sixth Republican Aldermanic Convention
The sixth Republican Aldermanic Convention gathered at Ward 12 headquarters 859 Washington Street. E K Mertain Hatch was chosen chairman and F Brinnick secretary. Frederick J. Mitchell was unanimously nominated.
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Ward 12
Washington Street
EK. Mertain Hatch
F. Brinnick
Frederick J. Mitchell
Generally Fair Decidedly Colder West Winds Increasing
Weather forecast for Tuesday reports generally fair conditions in New England and Eastern New York with colder air moving in by Wednesday night. Eastern Maine may see stationary temperatures as West winds increase across the region.
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Washington
New England
New York
Maine
Massachusetts and New York demand separate building for education exhibit
John Boyd Thatcher of the World's Fair awards committee says Massachusetts and New York will not exhibit in the educational section without a separate building. Secretary Hovey replies Thatcher lacks authority. Massachusetts seeks a separate ed display and the board of managers will meet in Chicago Wednesday to decide.
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John Boyd Thatcher
New York
Massachusetts
Hovey
Massachusetts Board of Managers
Thatcher
Board of Managers
Chicago
Train Runover Fatality At Fitchburg Crossing
Benjamin Fenton aged 55 of Medford was run down by an engine at Prison Point crossing on the Fitchburg railroad yesterday forenoon. Both legs were severed at the knee. He was placed aboard a train to Boston and taken to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors fear for his life.
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Benjamin Fenton
Medford
Prison Point
Fitchburg
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Unknown Man Found Dead on Worcester Tracks
In Worcester on November 21 a body was found on the Boston and Albany railroad near Grand Street. The mangled remains included the trunk and head located about a mile apart. Police presume fatal injury by a Boston bound train.
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Worcester
Boston & Albany
Grand Street
Caucus Nominations for the City Council Hopefuls
Republicans held caucuses for Common Council nominations and the city committee. In Ward 10 Richard L. Gay chaired a large caucus while Ward 24 ballots continued at 2 am aiming to tilt the slate against Harrison H. Atwood. Ward results list council and committee selections by ward with multiple candidates and ward committees.
City Ward Ballots At 1 30 This Morning No Result Yet
Ward 24 lists J William Blaisdell William D Caiger Warren G Hills Willard H Lethbridge Robert Orchard Franklin P Pierce and John Fraser as candidates. Ward 25 Council slate includes J Harris Aubin Henry B Goodenough Samuel H Mitchell with committee members George D Brock Clarence W Sanderson Charles H Dimock Eugene A Reed Jr Howard T Rogers.
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Common Council
New City Committee
Richard L. Gay
Harrison H. Atwood
Charlestown
Charles E. Adams
Srey
R. W. Battis
James A. Cochran
David H. Jones, Jr
J. Philip Richards
Wesley A. Gove
Peter Morrison
Henry Williams
Frank R. Morrison
Hugh L. Stalker
Arthur D. Rogers
Thomas Smith, Jr
Herbert C. Sumner
Lewis B. Goodspeed
Walter IF. Nute
Samuel I. Crafts
John W. Keating
Charles A. Hofmann
Old Ward
C. Dana Dunton
George W. Burroughs
Everett Torrey
Frank Meredith
Benjamin Bowditch
Charles C. Perkins
William H. Boardman
Walter Woolard
William H. Oakes
Myron D. Cressy
Willis W. Storer
Benjamin F. Nutter
George A. Peckham
George H. Hine
George N. Swallow
George H. Gammans
Edward W. Presho
Arthur W. Robinson
Allen J. McIntire
Mortimer W. Connelly
Thomas H. Roberts
Frank J. Enos
Charles Ruhl
Albert S. West
W. A. Cumings
E. C. Kielty
B. J. McGowan
L. C. Moreland
William Charak
Gustavus B. Hutchinson
William A. Lamb
Charles F. Atwood
Horatio E. Shaw
John J. Coffee
Jacob Charak
Lawrence A. Hoy
Walden Banks
Sidney
Everett
Seth P. Smith
J. Henderson Allston
George Buckle
Courtenay Guild
George H. Newton
Edward A. Trowbridge
Mr. Allston
Michael R. Brown
Alfred H. Colby
Edward §. Crockett
James W. Garland
William C. Parker
Arthur L. Spring
Clarence P. Weston
Frank RB. Ingalls
George W. Harris
Walter L. Sears
Edward H. McGuire
Scott Robinson
Alfred Mudge
Frank H. Briggs
Charles H. Hall
Joshua B. Holden
Charles Fairchild
William Rothh
William H. Dyer
George B. Billings
Thomas Russell
Joseph L. Clapp
George H. Lyman
W. H. Hardy
Benjamin Simms
Alfred F. Kinney
Thomas Calahan
Robert Disbrow
Moses A. Bullock
William C. Coolidge
Thomas H. Bent
Alexander A. McDonald
William King
Charles H. Turner
Edwin E. Bridge
Henry C. Bamberg
John J. Vortische
Winfield E. Clogston
Osgood C. Blaney
James H. Campbell
Edward B. Wheeler
Wilfred E. Souther
Frank T. Schulenkorf
Edward J. Thomas
Edward B. Wadsworth
James F. Marston
Henry C. Richardson
William W. Campbell
James F. McKenzie
Charles T. Deblois
William Berwin
Freeman O. Emerson
J. B. Russell Pettee
Henry Barber, Jr
Herbert K. Gratteau
Samuel H. Harris
Franz Hugo Krebs, Jr
Hugh McDonald
Merton J. Shedd
Edgar H. Emerson
John H. Colby
Henry S. Fisher
Albert C. Smith
William Faxon, Jr
Henrys. Fisher
William P. Ordway
Weston K. Lewis
John W. Johnson
George E. Lovett
William B. D. Gay
Lewis G. Grossman
Norman Mintz
Walter F. Wilson
Charles B. Woolley
Joseph W. Hendricks
Joseph Utley
John P. Geisecker
Edwin P. Bills
Nathan W. Mitchell
C. William Schwab
Edward H. Willett
Henry A. Silver
William C
Frederick W. Rugg
Alerre Jones
Everett W. Burdett
William Meagee
George W. Crocker
Archibald F. Hall
W. W. Reed
Charles S. Parr
Frank E. Ames
J. William Blaisdell
William D. Caiger
Warren G. Hills
Willard H. Lethbridge
Robert Orchard
Franklin P. Pierce
John Fraser
J. Harris Aubin
Henry B. Goodenough
Samuel H. Mitchell
George D. Brock
Clarence W. Sanderson
Charles H. Dimock
Eugene A. Reed, Jr
Howard T. Rogers
Powder mine blast in Steubenville area kills three miners
A material powder explosion at Blanchard Coal Mine near Golliers West Virginia kills three miners and wounds eight as workers returned from dinner. Names of dead and injured are listed. the blast likely started by a fuse lighting powder cans. Mine owned by Smith and McNutt. about fifty men employed since 1891.
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Steubenville
Blanchard
Golliers
W. Va
John Piosky
Wesley Anderson
Michael Cohaker
William Anderson
Edward Cook
John Gillespie
John Anderson
Lawrence Campbell
John Seaging
Matthew Wright
George Teeters
John Ramsey
John Hully
James Clark
James Borden
H. C. Smith
New Cumberland
William Smith
John McNutt
Wellsville
Storm-Tossed Halifax Ships Report Severe Gale
In hard weather off Nova Scotia on November 21 Halifax and Carroll endured a furious gale from Boston. The Carroll lost the foretop mast but suffered no other damage. A bark, John Gill, ran ashore at Caragan Cove amid the gale. details are sparse. The Joan Gill, 1054 tons, sails from Dublin for Canso, owned by D Sutherland of Pictou, insured for 2500 with Nova Scotia Marine, 3500 with the North American, and 5000 with Boston Marine.
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Halfax
N. S
Halifax
Carroll
Boston
Hansen
Canso
John Gill
Caragan Cove
Joan Gill
Dublin
D. Sutherland
Pictou
Nova Scotia Marine
Ner American
Boston Marine
Hackett clears debts as Cleveland transition buzz grows
New York reports Hackett settling unpaid Republican campaign committee bills estimated under 7000 dollars. President-elect Grover Cleveland plans a brief rest out of town. Cabinet chatter persists with Harrity tipped for postmaster general and Dickinson potentially named Secretary of State, though not eager for the post.
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New York
Hackett
Grover Cleveland
W. H. Harrity
United States Syndicate Controls Lower Canada's Coal Trade
A group of American capitalists bonded nearly all Nova Scotia coal companies before the U S election and, since the Democrats won, have closed the deal to control the bituminous coal trade in Lower Canada, leaving only the General Mining Association of Sydney outside the pact.
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Montreal
United States
Nova Scotia
General Mining Association of
Sydney
Lower Canada
Mayor Nominates Ticket in Glougesters Democratic Convention
In Glougester on Nov 21 the Democratic mayoralty convention nominated Alderman A N Donahue and William H Jordan for mayor. William A Pew and Robert R Fears were nominated for school committee.
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Gloucrstrer
A. N. Donahue
William H. Jordan
William A. Pew
Robert R. Fears
Gale Nominated for Mayor at Haverhill Citizens Caucus
In Haverhill on November 21 John A. Gale was nominated for mayor at a citizens mass caucus.
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Haverhill
Citizens‘ Mass
John A. Gale
Corbett Buys Real Estate On Jerome Avenue Drive
Jim Corbett bought six lots on Jerome avenue near High Bridge for 33000 dollars. He plans a road house as a turfmen and road drivers headquarters, while main lots will stay undeveloped for years. He expects the property to double in value and aims to become the world’s wealthiest fighter.
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New York
Jim” Corbett
Jerome Avenue
High Bridge
Morris Park
Corbett
Lace Curtain and Gas Jet Cause Fire at 1086 Washington
A gas jet touched a lace curtain in a three and a half story brick dwelling at 1086 Washington street sparking a $50 blaze. The alarm from Box 72 rang at 9:55 last night. The house is owned by Mary Brown and occupied by Mary M. Ely.
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Washington Street
Mary Brown
Mary M. Ely
Major Winn Named Malden Mayor Candidate
The independent voters of Malden held a convention in Canton Hall last evening and nominated Major Henry Winn for Mayor.
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Major Winn
Malden
Independent Voters of
Canton Hall
Major Henry Winn
Newton Club Triumphs Over Kernwood by 84 Pins
The Newton Club defeated Kernwood Club bowlers at Malden last evening by a score of 2355 to 2271, securing an 84 pin margin in the match.
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Newton
Kernwood Club
Malden
Fatal Burning In Cambridgeport Child and Woman Severe
In Cambridgeport yesterday afternoon a 38 year old mother left her daughter with neighbor Mrs Ellen Chambers while she shopped. The child found matches and clothing caught fire. Mrs Chambers rushed out with the child. Rev Thomas Scully wrapped burning coats around them. Both were hospitalized. the child died two hours later. Mrs Chambers faces a grave prognosis with severe burns.
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Cambridgeport
Lizzie Poole
Gray Place
Ellen Chambers
Boston
Cambridge
Maguire Named Nominee After Ward 12 13 Convention
The sixth district Democratic wards 12 and 13 clashed over calls to convene the convention. J H McDonough arrived to organize, J J Kelley and Michael P Geary argued for regulars and opposition, and after a roll call Maguire of Ward 18 led with 23 votes, securing the nomination amid a contested ballot count.
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J. H. McDonough
J. J. Kelley
Michael P. Geary
McDonough
Charles McMorrow
Ward 13
J. J. Teevens
Robinson
John Butler
John Falvey
John J. Riley
Janes J. Burke
John J. Teevens
D. J. Riley
James J. Burke
John J. Maguire
Mr. Maguire
Dever Renominated by Acclamation at District Demo Meet
Delegates to the tenth district Democratic aldermanic convention met at the Dudley Street Opera House with P. Maguire in charge. Winthrop M. Merrill was named chairman and Jeremiah C. O'Brien secretary. John J. Nawn and Edward Kelley chaired credentials, reporting forty two delegates present. Alderman John F. Dever was renominated by acclamation.
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Dudley Street Opera House
P. Maguire
Winthrop M. Merrill
Ward
Jeremiah C. O’brien
John J.nawn
Edward Kelley
Maguire
John F. Dever
Zimmerman Sanger match for 10000 in Milwaukee
Wheelmen Zimmerman and Sanger are finally matched to race for ten thousand dollars. Zimmerman's five hundred dollar earnest money was covered today by Sanger. Both favor a one mile event though date and other details remain unsettled.
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Milwauken
Wis
Zimmerman
Sanger
Kneisel quartet charms audience at Chickering Hall
The third Kneisel concert at Chickering Hall delighted a charmed audience with exquisite Mozart quartet in E flat, Beethoven in F minor, and Schumann piano quintet in E flat major. Mr. Sherwood received heartfelt praise for his contribution.
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Kneisel
Chickering Hall
William H. Sherwood
Mozart
Schumann
Sherwood
Boston
Grossmith
Rice
Park Theatre
Charles Reed
St. Paul’s Church
The English Rose at Grand Opera House Delights Audiences
The Grand Opera House presents The English Rose a well known Sims and Buchanan melodrama with Henry Chanfrau and Charles Leonard Fletcher in key roles. Teranague the Irish mare is hailed as the strongest special card amid a balanced cast and realistic Irish scenery as the week unfolds.
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Messrs. Sims
Buchanan
Henry Chanfrau
Kit
Harum-Scarum
Bro
Charles Leonard Fletcher
Lizzie
Vinie Daly
Amann
Deitz
Post
Teranague
New York
Mr. Deitz
Globe Theatre Delights with Diplomacy by Sardou
Last night Rose Coghlan led a strong company in Sardou’s Diplomacy at the Globe Theatre. The Boston audience witnessed a top tier ensemble with Coghlan as the Countess Zieka delivering pathos and stagecraft, aided by Charles Coghlan, Sadie Martinez, Joan T. Sullivan, Frederic Robinson, and Robert Fischer among others. The performance showcased vivid costume effects and keenly drawn character contrasts, with Henry Beauclerc portrayed by Charles Coghlan and John T. Sullivan as Julian Beauclerc.
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Globe Theatre
Rose Coghlan
Sardou
Boston
Comediennes
Charles
Sadie Martinez
Joan T. Sullivan
Frederic Robinson
Robert Fischer
Zieka
Miss Cogilan
Miss Coghlan
Charles Coghlan
Henry Beaueclerc
John T. Sullivan
Julian Beauclerc
Zicka
Pont
Count Orloff
Baron
Going Or Coming The Disturbing Question With Astronomers
Astronomers debate whether a bright comet near Gamma Andromeda will approach Earth or pass by. Observers tonight may glimpse it around 8:30 to 10 p.m. near Mu Andromeda. Some experts, including Professor Ross and Father Searle, think it comes toward us. others argue it is receding. The public awaits mathematical conclusions from specialists.
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Bo Peep
Ross
Dudley
Observatory
Father Searle
Catholic University At Washington
Victory Indorsed By Shirt Makers Union
The Shirt Makers Protective Union yesterday afternoon endorsed Weil, Dreyfus & Co. offer to the committee. Rev Louis A Banks urged the women members that organized labor would back their bold push for rights, calling it a big victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protective Union
Weil, Dreyfus & Co
Louis A. Banks
Labor men seek heated cars and more morning service
The Central Labor Union requests the West End company to heat street cars in winter and add more cars during morning and evening peak times. Secretary Abrahams, representing 20,000 workers, is delegated to present the demand.
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Abrahams
Central Labor Union
West End Company
Fishermen's Union votes to admit colored seamen and wages parity
The Fishermen's Union at 258 Commercial Street discussed the colored question yesterday and voted to use every effort to bring colored seamen into the union and demand equal wages with white sailors. They endorsed the free public baths.
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Fishermen’s Union
Commercial Street
Growth of Organization Reaches New High in Membership
The group reports about five hundred members now, with a recent meeting at 994 Washington Street initiating twenty four new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Unions Report Seven New Members Initiated
Steam Fitters Union met in Wells Memorial Building last evening and initiated seven new members. Bricklayers Union met in Caledonia Hall last evening and initiated six new members. Stairbuilders Union 545 met in Blatcheford Hall last evening and initiated three new members. Carpenters Union No. 88 met in Dexter Hall last evening and initiated thirteen new members. An amendment to the constitution increasing per capita tax from 10 to 15 cents was passed. The Steam Fitters Telpers Union will hold a special meeting in St Stephen's Hall this evening. The annual ball for the Bricklayers union will be held Nov 29 in Odd Fellows Hall. The Stairbuilders will hold their annual ball about Jan 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steam Fitters’ Union
Wells Memorial Building
Steam Fitters’ Telpers’ Union
St. Stephen’s Hall
Bricklayers’ Union
Caledonia Hall
Odd Fellows
Stairbuilders’ Union 545
Blatcheford Hall
Carpenters’ Union No. 88
Dexter Hall
Star Course seventh concert delights large audience
The seventh Star Course concert drew a large crowd and proved highly successful. Performers included Mrs Jennie Patrick Walker soprano Miss Gertrude Edmunds contralto George J Parker tenor and D M Babcock bass with Miss Edmunds earning honors for several challenging solos.
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Jennie Patrick Walker
Gertrude Edmunds
George J. Parker
D. M. Babcock
Edmunds
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