Spain Delays as Peace Talks Extend Further
Paris November 23 The Spanish peace commissioners request more time and a further meeting is not fixed. Madrid has not received the American ultimatum text but telegraphic briefings enable ministers to guide their negotiators toward a possible acceptance. American leaders expect Spain to sign the peace treaty before Monday, with a Friday or Saturday session likely to deliver a definite conclusion.
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Paris
Madrid
United States
Senor Montero Rios
Galliery
Associated Press
Spain
Hana
Fair Attractions Present Holiday Programs at Me rchanics Show
The holiday program features elaborate in all departments of the Mechanics exhibition. Thanksgiving Day offers unique visiting options with extensive entertainment. Keith's Paul Revere Theatre hosts free admission for fair patrons and vaudeville stars. Satsuma the famed Japanese juggler and Takezawa's troupe perform on multiple stages. Reeves' American Band plays grand concerts at 3 and 8 pm. Exhibitors offer Thanksgiving souvenirs and a turkey dinner is available noon to 2 pm for 50 cents. The day also includes German dishes, lectures on modern science, and a display of two young billiard prodigies Willie and Tommy Cochran at 8:30 pm.
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Keith
Paul Revere
Satsuma
Grand Hall
Takezawa
Imperial
Reeves
Joseph Lee
Oscar Schwabe
George R. Clark
Massachusetts Army Nurse Association
Fannie T. Hazen
J.G. B. Adams
Warren K. Stetson
Mary A. Livermore
John L. Gilman
Relief Corps No. 21
Somerville
BB. R. Church
Reeves’ American Band
W. J. Clarke
New York
Paul Revere Hall
Briggs
Willie
Tommy Cochran
J. P. Bruce
Robbery at Lincoln County Bank in Ellsbury Mo
Robbers attacked the Lincoln County Bank at Ellsbury sixty eight miles north of St Louis on the St Louis Keokuk Northwestern line. Night watchman John Wiseman Waters is badly injured and may die after rough treatment. Vic was found bound and gagged in the early hours, left by the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Ellsbury
Here
St. Louis, Keokuk
Convention turmoil shapes nomination at political gathering
A chaotic convention described in dispatches shows factional alignments as McKeteney Mahoney and O'Brien nominees clash. secretaries were named and 291 delegates readied. A contentious exchange followed between Keliher and Donovan over party unity and leadership in Ninth District.
Democratic Convention Participants in Bates All Night
A partial list shows several men who took part in the Democratic convention in Bates County last night. The article notes local figures and attendees present, outlining the mood and debates as officials and residents gathered for the event.
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Bates
Ward 2 makes temporary group permanent in city politics
Representative Minton of Ward 23 nominated Alderman Salem D. Charles for street commissioner and the motion passed by acclamation. A senator elect Kelcher proposed nominating twelve Board of Aldermen candidates with top vote getters winning. The speaker challenged critics of John Drohan and the democracy, drawing loud applause for Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minton
Salem D. Charles
Kelcher
Board of Aldermen
Ward 8 Democrat Attacks Nominee and Party Bosses
Ex Senator Edward J. Donovan of Ward 8 denounces Ward 8 backing a political tramp and warns the Democracy of Boston against mercenary leaders. He calls for a return to old Democratic principles and criticizes the convention’s choice while praising Ward 8 loyalty and reform. x-Senator Lomasney interrupts, accusing James Donovan in a tense exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keliher
Hansa
Chailinah
Wardh 8
Nith
Ninth Congressional District
Ward Committee
John Drohan
Fitzgerald
Edward J. Donovan
Ward 8
Democracy
Boston
Democratic Party
Good Old Democracy
Patrick Maguire
Ward
Ninth
Billingsgate
Democracy of
Boston surgeon to perform cosmetic corrections
In Boston the noted Woodbury specialist from New York will visit his Boston office at 11 Winter Street from November 28 to December 1. He offers operations to correct facial irregularities and deformities and to remove blemishes and disfigurements. Prompt appointments are urged.
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John H. Woodbury
New York
Boston
Blemishes Removed Free Consultation for Skin Care
Advertises painless removal of blemishes and disfiguring marks from the face and body. Notes weekly weekday office visits for skin disease treatment and offers a free consultation and a stamped book on skin and hair care.
Boston Democratic Convention Proceedings and Key Figures
A detailed account of a Boston ward convention with remarks by James Donovan and Senator Hayes allies. The report lists appointive committee members, ward delegates, and candidates for Alderman, noting earlier accusations of political manipulation, shifting loyalties, and party strategy within Ward 4 and Charlestown. It highlights speeches, rowdy reception, and the social prominence of figures like P. J. Kennedy, James B. Hayes, and Peter F. Tague, plus biographical notes on Norris, Quinn, Dixon, Mahoney, Slick, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Kennedy
William J. Alvey
W. J. Kane
Charles P. McCaffrey
Wiliam J. Devine
George A. Donahoe
Michael EF. Gaddis
John J. O'Neil
John P. O'Reilly
Charlestown
William S. McNary
Thomas J. Kenney
Francis J. Horgan
Ward 8
Fitzgerald
Kennedy
Ward 2
Hayes
Peter F. Tague
Quinn
Norris
James WH. Doyle
McNary
Nat Robinson
Aldermah Mahoney
Keliher Ail
Bates Hall
Municipal Convention Sets Slate for Board of Apportionment
The convention opened at 7:35 with Alderman Conry presiding and John H. Lee as president. Sullivan and Minot were nominated for the Board of Apportionment by acclamation. Charles for street commissioner drew surprise. Committee on credentials named 291 delegates. organization made permanent. the abolition of the normal school approved unanimously.
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Dermanic
Tazue
McKeteney
Mahoney
Philip O’brien
James J. Stock
Broex
Penny Mahoney
Michael W
Rick
Ginnet Blow
Lomasney
Giree
Lee Pons
Annolly
Ward 17
Fitzgerald
Joan E. Baldwin
Wiliam A. McDevitt
Kelcher
Miller
Borofsky
Harrington
Connolly
Naw
Allen
Wentworth
Delates
John L. Kelley
John H. Lee
Joseph A. Conry
John H. Sullivan
Lawrence Minot
Board of Apportionment
Charles
Lee
W. A. McRevitt, Jr
Stiles
James F. Nolan
James H. Donovan
W. E. Mahoney
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
William A. McDevitt, Jr
Michael H. Cleary
N. G. Robinson
N. T. A. Fitzgerald
Minton
Ward
Laurence Minot
Thomas Hoey
Patrick J. Kennedy
Jeremiah F. McCarthy
William EB. Mahoney
James H. Leary
Henry
Edward J. Donovan
John A. Keltner
Hugh Mon
Ward Names Listed In City Council Roster
A list of ward representatives appears with names and ward numbers including Charles A. McNamee Ward 18 James McKenna Ward 14 John E Baldwin Ward 16 F Naphen Ward 16 Michael J Gollins Ward 17 Daniel C Casey Ward 18 Daniel F OConnor Ward William H Doyle Ward 20 Patrick F McDonall Ward 21 Henry PB Nawn Ward 22 John F Sullivan Ward 23 John F McDonald Ward 24 Thomas H Meade Ward 235 George H Wentworth.
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WwWard Ie Bi Iesco
Charles A. McNamee
James McKenna
Wiairg
John. E. Baldwin
A F. Naphen
Michael J. Gollins
Daniel C. Casey
Daniel F O.connor
William H. Doyle
Patrick F. McDonall
Henry
PB. .Nawn
John F. Sullivan
John F. McDonald
Thomas H. Meade
George H. Wentworth
Sketches of the Nominees for Alderman Spotlight Roxbury and Boston Figures
Alderman Frank J. O'Toole, roxbury native born October 17 1867, longtime tobacco business associate, served in Legislature in 1896 1897 and 1898. Alderman Joseph J Norton born 1870 South Boston, Killicath and English High School graduate, served in Legislature in 1898 1900 and as Alderman from 1898. Ex Alderman David A Barry of Ward 9 born February 29 1852 Boston. longtime city official, Common Council president in 1887 88 90 91, Board of Aldermen member 1894 95 96 97. James H Doyle of Ward 12 born June 17 1867 Boston. Rice School graduate.
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Comer’s Commercial College
Michael W. Norris
Ward 13
Boston
Borylston and
Quinty
Common Council
John Quinn, Jr
Old Fort Hill
Quincy Grammar School
English High School
Edward W. Dixon
North Erd
Dixon
Atlantic Yacht Club
North End
John J. Mahoney
Charlestown
Leelage Aera
Michaels W. Slick
Boston Public
Old Phillips School
West Ind
Boston English High School
Boston University
Stearns & Butler
Iti
Frank J. O'Toole
Roxbury
Mayo & Co
Aldermah
Joseph_ J. Norton
Borh
South
Kilicath Grammar School
Board of Aldermen
Fruit and Produce Exchange
David A. Barry
Ward
Old Gum House School
Fort Hill
Qiiney Grammar School
Ith
James H. Doyle
Ward 12
Rice
Prominent Suffolk Bar Members and Local Notables
The article profiles several Boston area figures born in the mid to late 19th century. It notes their careers in law, politics, and civic service, including Patrick F. MacDonald of Bos ton with political ties and rowing leadership, and others like Lathrop Day in pharmacy and Frederick W. Day’s drug business. It also highlights Brackett’s Harvard background, legal practice, and Jamaica Plain residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Brick
Democratic Party
New England Rowing Association
Patrick F.macdonald
Boston
Old Fort Hill
Boylston
Iron Merchants
Lathrop & Co
Common Council
Boylston School Association
North Dorchester
Lyman School
East Boston
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy
Wholesale Drug Commission
Meridian Street
Day
Unitarian Society
Sewall C. Brackett
Jamaica Plain
Brackett
Agassiz Grammar School
Roxbury Latin School
Harvard College
Mott Haven
Yale
Harvard
Boston University Law School
Circuit Court of the United States
Thomas J. Gargan
Eliot Street
Election Commissioners Report Surplus Certified Names
The report notes 903 certified names, 226 more than the required total for this year, reflecting an oversupply for the election commission roster.
Nomination Papers Filed in Boston School Committee Contest
The Boston Public School Association filed nomination papers with the Election Commission, listing over 600 signatures for candidates including Mrs. Fanny B. Ames and Lawrence Lowell. The group seeks broad citizen support to elevate school committee nominations and pledges vote for its chosen slate without regard to politics or sectarianism.
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Boston
Boston Public School Association
The
Election Commission
Fanny B. Ames
Austin Bassett
Sam F. Hubbard
Lawrence Lowell
Carlton Nichols
Dana P. Bartlett
Institute of Technology
Edmund Billings
Weils Memorial
People’s Institutes
John D. Drum
Boston Public School Association For School Committee
Citizens’ Mass Caucus in Newton fails to meet
In Newtonville Grand Army Hall about 300 voters gathered for the Citizens’ Mass Caucus to nominate Mayoral and Alderman candidates. After a heated dispute over legality between T. B. Fitzpatrick and D. W. Stearns and J. A. Scott, owners ordered the crowd out without any business concluded. The split between Rothfeld and Kimball factions effectively ends Newton’s citizen movement.
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Newton
Citizens’ Mass
Grand Army Hall
Newtonville
T. B. Fitzpatrick
D. W. Stearns
J. A. Scott
Citizens’ Party
Messrs. Stearns
Scott
Rothfeld
Kimball
Citizens’ Movement
Lynched Negro Confessed and Mob Halts Further Lynching
LYNCHED NEGRO CONFESSED. In Monticello, Ga, Merriweather admitted he killed a young white man before his hanging. He said three other negroes Irvin Chaney Jake Glover and Mar Ramey aided him. A mob moved to lynch the others but were stopped. the accused were turned over to the sheriff and jailed.
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Macon
Monticelloo
Hd Merriweather
Irvin Chaney
Jake Glover
Mar Ramey
Merriweather
Stabbing on Chelsea Bridge Involves Charlestown Boys
Thomas Stevens fourteen, of 1 Moulton street Charlestown, is at Massachusetts General Hospital with a wound to the left side. He was stabbed by nine year old Thomas Merrigan of 45 Decatur street during a playing altercation on Chelsea bridge.
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Thomas Stevens
Moulton Street
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
Thomas Merrigan
Decatur Street
Chelsea Bridge
Chelsea Couple Wed in Charming Home Ceremony
Miss Caroline Emma Noble and Walter Gartside of Chelsea were married last night at the Noble residence 44 Chestnut street. The Rev Charles Hutchinson presided with H E Burton as best man. Attendants were Miss Minnie G Howan and Miss Lucy L P Rudy. The bride wore white mousseline de soie with lace and carried bride roses. the couple will reside in Everett.
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Chelsea
Caroline Emma Noble
Walter Gartside
Joseph C. Noble
Chestnut Street
Charles 8S. Hutchinson
St. Luke’s’ Episcopal Church
H. E. Burton
Minnie G Howan
Lucy L. P. Rudy
Lynn
Mrs. Gartside
Everett
Hedge Money Telegrams Reported Sent to Corbett Supporters
New York Herald notes telegrams sent to Seattle San Francisco and Portland urging supporters to hedge bets on Corbett as Sharkey odds shifted. Corbett speaks of defeat by McVey blaming luck and referee actions while defending integrity and criticizing those who influenced the outcome.
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New York
the Herald
John Kelly
Ktowh
Corbett
Seattle
Wash
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Sharkey
McVey
Daffy
Kelly
George Considine
Fine Boston terrier show at the first annual Breeders' Club exhibit
Perfect Boston terriers filled the Boston Auditorium as contestants competed for 18 special prizes and class honors. Judge H W Lacy and veterinary surgeon G Doss oversaw a wide field of dogs and bitches across heavyweight, lightweight, novice and open divisions. Top winners included Punch and Tom Sayers among the best dog and get, Phyllis and Nancy in the bitches, with lively judging and strong applause.
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Boston
T. Benson
F. A. Locke
P. H. Clarks
F. J. Munson
H. E. ‘Belmont
P. Brickiey
G. S. Haliwell
H. W. Lacy
G. Db. S’oss
C. F. Sullivan
Cog
F. Sullivan
Punch
Thomas G. Plant
Tom Sayers
Ben
Volney Poore
Miss Phyllis
H. de Vord
Miss Nancy
W. G. Kendall
McMullen
Dolly
Get
Dr. Kendall
B. L. Jones
Princess
M. I. Mulcahey
Banquo
R. Travers
Dewey
Carroll
Mike
Benjamin
L. Jones
J. McMullen
Bessie
H. M. Stone
Peggy
Hallwell
Plant
Trip
B. Pope
Chappie
B. J. Jones
FE. Sullivan
Betsey
J. C. McMullen
Dr. W
G. Kendall
G. &. Haliwell
Mrs. B. Pope
J. QO. McMullen
C. F
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James Donovan
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Democrats
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Winter Street
Bitrategy
City Hall
Marti
Jim Donovan
Stratesy
James Doniévan
James B. Hayes
Timothy F. Dugan
Stopdsé
Municipal Convention
Socialist Labor Party
Office of Election Commissioners
John Duncan
Agtdts
Public School Association
Newton Politics
Gartside
Chas. Stedeford
Pittsburg
Sterling Remedy Company
Chicago
Montresi
Perebut
Arthur K. Peck
Returning Board and Election Committee
L. G. Blair
Rights and Privileges Committee
Albert 8. Parsons
W.S. Slocum
F. H. Adams
Peck
Boston Bicycle Club
Great Blue Hill
Milton
Franklin Field Club
Jamaica Cycle Club
Joseph Kennedy
Porto Rico
H. F. Gerlach
Harry Hitchler
Eddie Martyn
William Dorkins
William Cunni
Roanoke
Tim Kearns
Bob Allen
Tom Heffernan
Phil Brennan
Kid Lavigne
Dan Snyder
Jack O'Donnell
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