Canada rejects reciprocity in fisheries talks at club dinner
Two Canadian leaders, Duncan Fraser and A B Marine, told the Canadian Club that neither Canada nor Newfoundland desires broad reciprocity with the United States. They urged an amicable solution to the fisheries dispute as the main goal, amid a large banquet audience.
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Canada
Newfoundland
Duncan C. Fraser
Nova Scotia
A. B
Mayor Fitzgerald
William Wyndham
John T. Crocker
George
Fire horse injured by false alarm on Cross street
A horse pulling hose wagon 1 at Central fire station was injured after shying past a car on Cross street. The slick pavement caused the animal to fall, injuring its hip and possibly ending its fire duty. A second false alarm occurred within hours.
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Somerville
Central Fire Station
Cross Street
Francis Seen as Belfast Yet Still At Large
Belfast Me November 26 officers report a man thought to be Francis tried to enter the Littlefield house around 1 am but fled when a dog barked. Eyewitnesses say the man matchedFrancis in size and wore a dark coat. A smoke column on Townley Mountain nearby and a recently recovered stolen horse and wagon frame the case as Francis remains at large in the Monroe woods.
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Belfast
Francis
Sears Littlefield
Tittlefield
William G. Shute
Orrin Gray
Townley Mountain
Monroe
Negro fights for his life ends in Police intervention
Antone Roberts, 25, of Camden street Roxbury, was rescued by Patrolmen Fay and Turner when a mob attacked him after he allegedly accosted a 12 year old girl. Roberts, armed with a razor, battled officers and a brick was hurled at his head before he was restrained and booked on drunkenness with charges to follow.
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Fay
Turner
Antone Roberts
Camden Street
Roxbury
Roberts
Tremont
Whittier
Clark Wins in Medford Nomination for Mayor
Medford November 26 Ex Representative James C. Clark won the Republican mayoral nomination over ex Alderman Myron G Curtis by one vote after a contested ballot. Officials voided a cross through Curtis name and Clark was declared duly nominated. Curtis plans to pursue the matter in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
James CC
D. Clark
Myron G. Curtis
Clark
Curtis
British teachers seek ideas in Boston schools
English schoolteachers visit Boston for two weeks to study how local schools operate. They tour the Old South Church and Old State House, attend a Lowell Institute lecture, and discuss manual training cooking and sewing lessons. They praise Boston methods and plan further travel to observe other systems.
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Boston
London
Old South Church
Old State House
Willard James
Lowell Institute
Elizabeth M. Hanley
Leicester
England
State House
E. S. Spencer
Durham
S. O. Thompson
Hampton
North End
Gilchrist Employees Enjoy Highly Praised Annual Benefit
Gilchrist Company Benefit Association held its annual complimentary entertainment in Jordan Hall with a packed audience and a ten-number program. Performers included soprano Miss Gertrude Helen Ashe, the Harvard Orpheum quartet, the Shandon trio, Leighton the reader, baritone C William Stiles, violinist Miss M C Eldridge, and Gilpatrick and Roberts, with several accompanists. The program drew strong applause and multiple encores from members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchrist Company Benefit Association
Jordan Hall
Gertrude Helen Ashe
Gilchrist
Irene Cushman
Ruth Russell
Carl Davis
J. T. C. Jones
Police Banquet Honors 21 Veterans of 1901 Force
Chairman William P. Gaffney led 21 of the original 134 police officers seated at a banquet at the United States Hotel. Reminiscences touched on five years of Boston crime changes with most attendees asserting crime has diminished. Samuel J. Sweet was among those present.
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William P. Gaffney
Station 5
United States Hotel
Gaffney
Boston
Samuel J. Sweet
Officer Shot in Head During Cambridge Arrest
Patrolman David Walsh of Station 4 Cambridge was shot in the head by Anthony Barrow, 32, at 21 Jackson Street North Cambridge while attempting to arrest him for drunkenness. Barrow, who fired from a shotgun, was later described as pale and was taken into custody after neighbors summoned other officers.
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Anthony Barrow
Jackson Street
North
Cambridge
David Walsh
Station 4
Barrow
Walsh
Leahy
P. Tansey
Reprimands for Glee Clubs Planning Dance
Bishop McNalieu severely reprimanded Wesleyan University and Union Glee clubs yesterday for planning a concert and dance on prayer meeting evening. The rebuke was delivered to Methodist ministers in a meeting and warned against such actions.
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McNalieu
Wesleyan University and Union Glee Clubs
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Maine
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John F. McLain
John J. Decker
Edward C. McKinnon
James P. Norton
National Biscuit Company
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