Suffragette Riots Hit London Officials Residences
Rioting by suffragettes escalated in London with assaults on Premier Asquith and attacks on the homes of Sir Edward Grey Winston Churchill and Lewis Harcourt. Stones shattered windows and one reporter was knocked as police dispersed the mob. Birrell was left limping from the scene.
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London
Asquith
Sir Edward Grey
Winston Spencer Churchill
Lewis Harcourt
Colonies
Mr. Birrell
St. James Park
Athenaeum Club
Rioters Target Residences of Sir Edward Grey in London
Rioting continued into the evening as squads of women attacked the foreign secretary Sir Edward Grey’s residences, with observers noting rising unrest amid wartime tensions. Winston Spencer...
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Sir Edward Grey
Winston Spencer
Fire Fatal for Everett Woman in Lamp Blast
Everett November 23 Mrs Catherine Whalen 60 of 31 Woodville street died at Everett Hospital at midnight from burns after a lamp exploded in her home five hours earlier. The blaze caused 100 dollars damage to the house leaving her daughter Norah out while she worked. Police believe she lit the lamp and was overcome too quickly to escape.
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Everett
Catherine Whalen
Woodville Street
Everett Hospital
Fire rescuer and neighbor save woman from Whalen house blaze
Gino Bertini and neighbor Mrs Del Gratta forced entry into the burning Whalen residence at 27 Woodville Street. They found Mrs Whalen on a couch engulfed in flames. Bertini used his coat to smother the fire and both carried her outside after the flames were extinguished.
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Gino Bertini
Woodville Street
Whalen
Antonio del Gratta
Bertini
Mrs. del Gratta
Rumored Diaz Assassination Shocks Mexico Border News
Denver reports a circulating rumor that President Diaz of Mexico was assassinated though no authoritative source could be found. The piece notes government censorship and growing concern of a revolution with uprisings inland and plots against officials including Foreign Minister Creel and Vice President Corral, while U.S. posts on the frontier are strengthened.
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Mexico
Creel
Corral
Diaz
United States Army
Quiet Laredo Sees No Border Alarm Amid Mexico Turmoil
In Laredo Texas on November 22 observers report calm despite intense interest in Mexico's struggle between government and anti government forces. US government and State rangers under Captain J H Rogers augment patrols to ensure law and order along the border. Rogers may move on later.
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Laredo
Texas
Mexico
Republic
United States
J. H. Rogers
Rogers
Mexican Uprising Sparks Wide Front Across Cities
Rebels seize military stores and government buildings in Orizaba Guadalajara Torreon Gomez Palacio San Antonio San Andres Minaca Encinillas Guerrero with outbreaks in Durango Parral Hermanez Acambaro Zacatecas and Puebla. Madero advances toward Torreon while Trevina moves from Monterey to block him. American refugees flood north as U S troops rush to border towns amid volatile Vera Cruz card propaganda targets Yankees.
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Orizaba
Guadalajara
Torreon
Gomez Palacio
San Antonio
San Andres
Minaca
Encinillas
Guerrero
Durango
Parral
Hermanez
Acambaro
Zacatecas
Puebla
Francisco I. Madera
Coahuila
Geronimo Trevina
Monterey
Madero
Carlos B. Carothers
Mexico
el Paso
Eagle Pass
del Rio
United States
Vera Cruz
Diaz
Trolleys Kill Two in Night in Greater Boston
Two men were killed by trolleys in Greater Boston last night. An unidentified man was ground to pieces near Haymarket Square station around 8 45. In Everett Hugh Cullen 26 of 225 West Fifth Street South Boston died at Broadway and Washburn Street.
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Greater Boston
Haymarket Square North
Everett
Hugh Cullen
West Fifth Street
South Boston
Broadway
Washburn Street
Tragic Subway Death in Boston Line Claim Shows Initials J J O B
A man died after being struck by a Boston and Northern trolley on Pleasant Street to North Station. The victim, 5 ft 9 in, 160 pounds, wore a black serge suit marked W. H. Hildreth. Initials J J O B were found in his hat. body taken to North Grove street morgue awaiting a claimant.
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Cullen
Boston & Northern
Pleasant Street
North Station
John J. Tracey
Frank L. Belanger
Columbus
Knights of Columbus
W. H. Hildreth
North Grove Street
Feast day of St. Clement observed on day 527
Day 527 marks the Feast day of St. Clement in uf traditions with a long observance counting to 527. The entry notes the ninth day of a period and records hours spent in rites and reflection.
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St. Clement
Boston Weather Outlook Dark and Mild
Forecaster notes cloudy conditions for Boston and vicinity with a transition to fair weather tomorrow. Moderate northerly winds shift to variable as the pattern evolves. In New England, unsettled conditions persist mid week with rain possible in Maine and northwest winds developing from Wednesday through Thursday.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Maine
Yesterday's Temperature Report by Thompson's Spa
Readable fragments show daily temperature readings from Thompson's Spa with times in the afternoon and evening. Included are numbers such as 51, 41, 43, 48, 42, and 40 with a noted average from the prior year at 51.24.
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Gree Wes
Odom
Best Service to California By Washington Route Info
Advertises travel options to California via Washington Sunset route. Mentions berth cost three dollars and specifies locations at 170 and 228 Washington Street.
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Washington
Washington Street
Foss backs Gaston as Lodge fight shifts to politics
Foss says he supports Gaston while opposing attack on Lodge in his role as a citizen but vows no assault after any governor claim. Hoar plans a bill to trigger a special election for a U.S. Senator. Gaston opposes Democrats backing a progressive Republican Walker rebukes Foss for meddling in the Senate race. Macleod urges Gaston to campaign. Crane urged to retire from campaigns as Lodge faces defeat.
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Foss
Lodge
Hoar
United States
Gaston
Walker
Senator
Macleod
Crane
Governor Elect Foss Declines Active Role in Lodge Campaign
Governor-elect Eugene N. Foss stated he will not take part for or against any United States Senate candidate after taking office on January 2. He defended his stance, saying his opposition to Senator Lodge would be as a private citizen, not as Massachusetts governor, amid Republican charges of overstepping legislative prerogatives.
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Eugene N. Foss
United States
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Sixty Boston Teachers Granted Pensions by School Board
Sixty of Boston's oldest school teachers were yesterday granted pensions totaling nearly 11000 dollars by the school committee. Each pension is 180 dollars annually starting Sept 12 1910 with emergency call status as substitutes. Of 117 applicants the 60 oldest were chosen and six withdrew for more needy cases. Names listed include Charlotte Adams Elvira L Austin Margaret A Bartlett and others.
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Boston
Charlotte Adams
Elvira L. Austin
Margaret A. Bartlett
Harriett A. Bettis
Eliza KF. Blacker
Roxanna W. Blanchard
Phebe C. Bradford
Frances L. Bredeen
Lucy Ll. Burgess
Harriet K
Caryl
Mary F. Child
Annie L. Clapp
Emma F. Colomy
Adeline F. Cutter
Mary D. Day
Kate L. Dodge
S. Louis Durant
Mary H. Faxon
George M. Fellows
Eliza KE. Foster
Susan Frizzell
Helen A. Gardiner
E. Bradford Gay
Esther W. Mansfield Gilman
Octavia C. Heard
Mary Heaton
Lizzie M. Hersey
Helen M. Hitchings
Sarah H. Hosmer
Harriet S. Howes
Annie P. James
Charles H. Kimball
Henry H. Kimball
Maria D. Kimball
Susan A. W. Loring
Cordelia Lothrop
George R. Marble
Ada L. McKean
Amelia McKenzie
Mary A. Montague
Ellen E. Morse
Theresa Moses
Mary F. Neale
Mary Nichols
Abner J. Nutter
Amelia H. Pitman
Emily M. Porter
Adelaide A. Rea
Philena W
Rounseville
Ruth E. Rowe
Olive Ruggies
Almira B. Russell
Mary C. Sawyer
Elizabeth Swords
Mary P. K. Tewksbury
Emily Weeks
Sarah R. Wentworth
Josephine G. Whipple
Charlotte P. Williams
Benjamin Wormelle
Wagon Collapse Delays Chelsea Car Line
A heavily loaded Coleman Brothers wagon broke down at Park Street and Central Avenue Chelsea blocking the Elevated surface cars for about 45 minutes. Hundreds walked from the Meridian Street drawbridge East Boston to Chelsea homes due to the stoppage.
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Coleman Brothers
Park Street
Central Avenue
Chelsea
Meridian Street
Boston
Cigarette Starts Fire at Brockton Dance Hall
A Brockton dance party at G. A. R. Hall hosted by Professor Frank Hughes was broken up by a fire causing about 100 dollars in damage. A lighted cigarette discarded into a garbage barrel started the blaze.
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Brockton Dance Hall
Brockton
G. A. R. Hall
Frank Hughes
Crippen Hanged at Pentonville Prison in London
Dr Hawley H Crippen was hanged this morning at Pentonville Prison. He died denying guilt and maintaining innocence to the end. The execution was quiet and witnessed by only a few outside before dawn.
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London
Hawley H. Crippen
Pentonville
Crippen Ends Life With Calm Demeanor Before Execution
The American physician Crippen, convicted of murdering his wife Belle Elmore, faced his last day with composure and spiritual counsel. Miss Lenove visited him. she denies any confession, while reports claim Crippen sold a crime story to fund her. She sails to New York aboard a liner, unaware of the execution.
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Miss Lenove
Crippens
Belle Elmore
Miss Leneve
Drs Crippen
America
New York
Dr. Crippen
Record crowds expected at Thanksgiving school games
Sporting notes say record crowds are assured at Thanksgiving Day events as teams finish final practice. Brown aims to beat Carlisle and Pennsylvanias title chances hinge on Thursday’s clash with Cornell. Army and Navy games appear evenly matched. White Sox hopeful of leading the race in the league after recent exhibitions.
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Brown
Carlisle
Oere Pennnsylvania
Cornell
Army
Navy
Pasamateet
Duffy
White Sox
IsShra Avorite
Ongboa Wheinins
Armory A. A
Express Service to Worcester Limited Cars Schedule
Express service to Worcester added to regular runs. Limited cars depart Park Square hourly from 6:30 a m to 6:30 p m daily, Sundays included. Advert.
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Worcester
Park
City Firemen Prepare $200 Annual Pay Rise Proposal
City Councillor Johnn J Attridge after consultation with former Acting Fire Commissioner Francis M Carroll plans an order to the City Council to raise pay for every member of Boston's fire department by $200 per year.
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Johnn J. Attridge
Francis, M. Carroll
Boston
Fire
City Firemen Pay Rise Proposal Faces Budget Hurdles
Councillor Attridge urges a $200,000 annual raise for Boston fire fighters amid high living costs and hazardous duty. Privates would reach $1400 yearly and officers would also gain. The move cannot happen this year due to existing appropriations and tax rate, but could prompt formal discussion and a path to later increases.
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Attridge
Boston
Carter to be named judge for Court of Commerce
Taft reports from Butte Montana that President Taft will tender United States Senator Thomas Carter an appointment as judge of the Court of Commerce created by the last Congress. Private advices from Washington say Carter will be summoned to the national capital for the confirmation.
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Butte
Mont
Washington State
United States
Thomas Carter
Court of Commerce
National
Tait
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