Seaman Arrests Mate After Harsh Treatment Aboard Kennebec
Seaman Earl Elliot filed a complaint accusing mate Archibald Rogers of tyrannical discipline aboard the Kennebec. The vessel sailed from Port Blakely on June 15 and docked on the Pacific coast amid reports of abuse. Rogers was arrested by harbor police and the case will be heard in the United States Court.
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Kennebec
Port Blakely
Pacific
Archibald
Rogers
Earl Elliot
United States Court
Sunday Post Doll Blanks Promise Rules for Winners
Children signing Sunday Post doll blanks must follow the offer rules or they will not receive a doll. Common errors include filling all ten blanks with one handwriting and expecting a promise to purchase to be honored. The notice stresses winners must sign the blanks themselves and directs readers to page 5 for details.
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Sunday Post
Free trial asthma treatment offer from Dr Whetzel
Dr Whetzel offers two free test courses of asthma treatment to applicants who describe their case briefly and help humane work by naming two other asthma sufferers. Requests for a booklet of particulars in writing for a free trial should be sent to the provided address.
Roosevelt Finalizes Second Annual Message To Congress
Washington reports President Roosevelt’s second annual message is at the public printer and will be sent to Congress Tuesday. He urges immediate anti-trust action and federal control of large combinations, revises tariff plans, and suggests careful tariff consideration by Republicans. Cuban reciprocity is to be left in abeyance amid unsettled trade talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Republican Party
Cuba
United States
Brooklyn Nuptials End Past Entanglement Scandal
Miss Helen P. Hawkes marries William D. Malone at St. Joseph's Church in Brooklyn recalling her prior marriage to George Howard of Cambridge. Howard admitted bigamy and served part of a three year sentence before release under indeterminate terms. Malone, longtime family acquaintance, supported the engagement and wedding.
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New York
Helen P. Hawkes
William D. Malone
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
George Howard
Cambridge
Mass
Howard
Prospect Place
Hugh McLaughlin
Hawkes
Massachusetts
Mr. Malone
Barnett appeals to Supreme Court over ballot rejection
Nathan Barnett independent candidate for Board of Aldermen appeals to the Supreme Court by writ of mandamus to force election commissioners to recognize his candidacy in Wards 6 and 8. He altered his party designation from Democratic Citizens to Democratic Peoples, which the board call invalid. Hearing likely Friday as several similar nominations were rejected. The case could set a precedent amid criticism of action timing and technical errors in signature verification.
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Nathan Barnett
Board of Aldermen
Supreme Court
Barnett
Election Board
Postum Cereal Reverses Coffee Ailments In Alabama Woman
Miss Hattie Williams of Birmingham credits Postum with curing chronic dyspepsia heart and nervous trouble after giving up coffee two years ago. She reports improved digestion sleep and heart comfort within a week and says others who switched also benefited. She urges others to quit coffee and drink Postum for nourishment.
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Hattie Williams
Birmingham
Ala
Postum
Marion Perkins Weds Walpole Man in Middleboro Tale
Nov 26 in Middleboro a surprise wedding united Marion Grace Perkins of Middleboro and George Sylvester Pierce of Walpole. The bride, once rumored dead in Connecticut, appeared alive to halt the family funeral pageant when the alleged victim’s remains were later identified.
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Middleboro
New England
George Sylvester Pierce
Walpole
Marion Grace Perkins
Miss Perkins
Connecticut
Horgan and Sullivan Wed at 105 Hudson Street
Timothy J. Horgan and Nellie Sullivan were married last evening at the bride’s home 105 Hudson Street. Rev Father McQuade of St James Church performed the ceremony with James Horgan as best man and the bride’s sister as maid of honor.
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Timothy J. Horgan
Nellie Sullivan
Hudson Street
Father McQuade
St. James’ Church
James Horgan
Milford Sees Four Nuptials At St Marys Church and Residence
Four marriages were performed in Milford this morning with three nuptial masses at St Marys Church and one ceremony at St Marys parochial residence. Patrick H A Gillon wed M Estelle Cooney in a 7 am ceremony, followed by Gillon's brother Lewis as groomsman and Annie Cooney as bridesmaid.
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Milford
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's
Patrick H. A. Gillon
M. Estelle Cooney
Martin Cooney
James T. Canavan
Lewis J. Gillon
Annie Cooney
Michael Nolan
Margaret Lawless
John P. Phelan
Thomas Doyle
Ida E. Pennell
Natick
James F. Egan
Annie Murray
Phelan
Robert Forgreaves
Hopedale
Nellie Carlie
St. Mary’s
John Carlie
Annie Kelley
Cambridge Athletes Wedding at St Marys Church
Joseph W. Bean renowned baseball player and instructor married Lena Balfe at St Marys Church of the Annunciation Cambridge yesterday at 10 o’clock. Rev P F Riley officiated. Bridesmaids Katherine Hayes Sadie Ducey. Best man Edward Haverty. ushers John Balfe James Newman John Haverty John McCarthy Joseph Brassil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Bean
Cambridgeport Gymnasium
St. Mary’s Church of the Annunciation
Cambridge
Lena Balfe
Ellen Balfe
P. F. Riley
Katherine F. W. Hayes
Sadie L. Ducey
Edward A.haverty
Grady Kelleher Nuptials Held at Most Holy Redeemer
Miss Catherine W Grady daughter of Mr and Mrs William F Grady of 5 Paris Street East Boston and Mr Dennis J Kelleher son of Mr and Mrs Dennis Kelleher of 29 Gore Street were united in marriage at the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer yesterday morning at 8 o'clock. The bride was attended by Miss Elizabeth G Murphy and Mr John V Kelleher, brother of the groom, served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine W. Grady
William F. Grady
Paris Street
Boston
Dennis J. Kelleher
Dennis Kelleher
Gore Street
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
Elizabeth G. Murphy
John V. Kelleher
Aged Couple Perishes in Newport Cottage Fire
In Newport Rhode Island on November 26 an elderly pair Benjamin Watson and Elizabeth Watson died in a small Malden court cottage fire. Elizabeth fell while carrying a lit kerosene lamp. the lamp exploded setting her clothes aflame. Benjamin, confined to a second floor sick chamber, suffocated before help could reach him.
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Newport
R. I
Benjamin Watson
Elizabeth
Malden Court
Young Men's Congress Rejects Compulsory Arbitration Resolve
The Boston Young Men's Congress at Ballou Hall rejected a resolve advocating adoption of compulsory arbitration in the United States, modeled after New Zealand. Debate included Annette, Gregor, Carpenter, Bennett, Pierce, Lane, Brickley, Morton, and Bencroft. A tariff revision proposal was also postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men's Congress
Ballou Hall
United States
New Zealand
Annete
Gregor
Carpenter
Bennett
Pierce
B. ©. Lane
J. C. Lane
Brickley
Morton
Bencroft
Firemen Hurt as East Boston Stable Burns Killing 23 Horses
Five firefighters from Engine 9 were injured and 23 horses died when John Elms stable at 35 Gore Street East Boston burned around 4 am. Injuries included a fractured ankle and head wounds. The roof collapsed on the second floor after a warning from Assistant Chief Hussey. Loss estimated around 35000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
John Elms
Gore Street
J. E B. Murphy, Jr
West Eagle Street
G. G. Crafts
Havre Street
William Levis
Bennington Street
Patrick Ryan
Sumner Street
Crafts
Hussey
Shea
Boston
Roxbury Fire Damages $600 At 321 Hayden Street
A fire in a three story wooden building at 321 Hayden Street Roxbury caused $600 in damage. The blaze started in an unknown manner and was confined to the top floor where Mrs. Mary Stewart resided. owner Carl Poetki was named in the incident report.
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Hayden Street
Roxbury
Carl Poetki
Mary Stewart
Both Trusts and Labor Unions Here to Stay Says President
President Roosevelt met the British Labor Commission in Washington and said modern progress drives federation among employers and employees. He noted both corporations and unions have great potential for good and evil, and the line should be drawn on conduct rather than opposing either.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trusts
Washington
Roosevelt
British Labor Commission
United States
Change of climate not cure for catarrh
The article argues changing climate cannot cure catarrh and that internal remedies are needed. It promotes Stuart's Catarrh Tablets as an effective treatment reaching the blood through the stomach. A Columbus Ohio customer endorses the product, noting relief for chronic catarrh and improved hearing after cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
A. R. Fernbank
Columbus
Ohio
John L Sullivan Nearly Appointed Public Officer
New York City Clerk P Joe Scully revealed that yesterday J Lawrence Sullivan pugilist narrowly avoided an unconsented appointment as a Commissioner of Deeds. A blank form bore his name, filled with pencil instead of ink, detected just in time amid aldermanic list handling.
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John L
New York
P. Joe Scully
J. Lawrence Sullivan
John Lawrence Sullivan
Sullivan
East Boston Clubs Banquet and Dance at Armory Hall
Lawson Club and Porter Associates held a joint banquet and dance in Armory Hall East Boston drawing 400 guests. Leaders John Mack Edward McDonald E Foley Connell hosted reception speakers included Alderman Kelly Gallagher Flaherty Donnelly Kennedy Crowley Nolan Leary and candidates for School Board and Alderman.
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East Boston
Lawson Club
Porter Associates
Armory Hall
John Mack
Edward McDonald
E. Foley
Connell
Chase Chamilliard Held On Break In Larceny Charge
AATTLEBORO November 26. Alfred Chase and George Chamilliard faced continued assault of breaking and entering larceny and conspiracy before Judge Reed. Both waived examination and were held for the grand jury in $1000 bail. Chamilliard's father provided surety for February term. Chase could not furnish it.
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Aittleboro
Alfred Chase
George Chamilliard
Reed
Chamilliard
Chase
Oregon Short Line to raise wages ten percent
General Manager Calvin announced that starting December 1 all switchmen and yardmen on the Oregon Short Line Railroad will receive about a 10 percent pay increase. The raise aligns wages with the new Chicago schedule and is voluntary, benefiting several hundred workers.
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Salt Lake City
Calvin
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Chicago
Snow Storm Strikes Plattsburg as First Snowfall
Northern New York reports its first real snow storm of the season with about three inches accumulating in Plattsburg and surrounding areas. Sleighs are in use tonight as residents adapt to winter conditions.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
New York
Overland Limited Rail Service From Chicago Routes
The luxurious Overland Limited leaves Chicago at 8 p m daily via Chicago and Northwestern Union and Southern Pacific railways. Includes electric lighted Pullman drawing-room and compartment observation sleeping dining and buffet library car. Round trip tickets with varied routes on sale daily at reduced rates. Contact J E Brittain General Agent Chicago and Northwestern 368 Washington street Boston for reservations and tickets.
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Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Union
Southern Pacific Railways
J. E. Brittain
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Washington Street
Boston
Curing Drunkards With Odorless Remedy Promoted
Mrs Marguerite Armstrong of New York shares how her father was secretly cured of alcoholism using an odorless tasteless remedy mailed on request. The process began with free samples that kept him sober for a week, then a full treatment cured him within a month without his knowledge. Dr Haines offers to send trials to other families at 3940 Glenn Building Cincinnati Ohio.
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Marguerite Armstrong
New York
Father
Wa Wey Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Ohio
Widow 78 Takes Own Life Near Hatfield
The body of Mrs. John Batzold, 78, was found hanged from a tree limb in woods near her Hatfield home. She had been ill for some time and showed signs of mental derangement, and she used her apron strings to die by self inflicted action.
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Hatfield
John Batzold
Thanksgiving Celebration At Phillips Grammar School
Grade 9 division one held a Thanksgiving forenoon event with arrangements chaired by Warren F. Brooks and committee members Luke R. Reddick Louis A. Wolfson Charles K. Backus Benjamin H. Smith and Isaac Urofsky listed for the event.
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Phillips Grammar School
Warren F. Brooks
Luke R. Reddick
Louis A. Wolfson
Charles K. Backus
Benjamin H. Smith
Isaac Urofsky
Thanksgiving Services Baptist Churches Unite at Tremont Temple
In Tremont Temple at 10:30 a m the Rev A C Dixon speaks on A Thanksgiving Fountain Florida Jubilee Singers perform plantation melodies and gospel songs Seats are free Thanksgiving services at 11 a m Thursday First Baptist Central Mt Vernon unite with Old South Church Dr Gordon preaches
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Temple
A. C. Dixon
Florida Jubilee Singers
First Baptist
Central
Mt. Vernon
Old South Church
Gordon
German doctors Koch and Koch seek American home
Dr Edward Koch and Dr Robert Koch, both German physicians, return from Germany to establish the Koch Lung Cure in America. The Koch Inhalation Apparatus uses vapors of healing oils with Koch Tuberculine to treat consumption, claiming many cures in Boston and other cities. The Boston office at 361 Boylston Street offers free consultation and trial treatment.
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Edward Koch
America
Germany
Robert Koch
Berlin
London
Boston
Boylston Street
Koch
Dr. Goetsch
Vienna
Loulston St
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Doll Blanks
C. F. Beard
South Framingham
L. D. Knott
Lebanon
M. L. Craffey
St. Louis
F. E. Brown
Sanborn
Iowa
J.C. Curryer
St. Paul
Minn
Frank Whetzel
Dr. King
Uy At
King Dental
Avon Street
Jordan's
White
Stosby’s
Oxford
J.S. Waterman & Sons
Goneral Undertakers
Washington St
Dudley Street
Geo. T. Wilson
Tremont Row
Tremont Jewelry Co
Vane Oyaneveas Smee
Marion G. Perkins
Horgan—Sullivan
Kelleher—Grady
Young Men’s Congress
East
Engine 9
H. W. Adams
Fred Green
William Lewis
George G. Crafts
Attleboro
Oregon
California
Phillips School
C. E. Davis Optical CO
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