Hon Jesse Gove Stricken Twice On Subway Car
The well known lawyer and mayoral campaign manager Jesse Gove fainted twice on a southbound subway car after a business visit to the South End. Passengers aided him and he regained consciousness on Park Street platform before being taken to a hospital emergency room. He recovered enough to be driven home to East Boston over two hours after the first attack.
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Jesse .Gove
Thomas N. Hart
Gove
South End
Boylston Street
Park Street Station
Ryan Beats Murray in Twenty Round NYC Bout
Jack Ryan of Brooklyn defeats Jimmy Murray of Cincinnati by decision after a twenty round match at the Manhattan Athletic Club in Troy New York on November 28.
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Troy, N. Y
Jack Ryan
Brooklyn
Jimmy Murray
Cincinnati
Manhattan Athletic Club
Catchaege
Ryan
Financial bill outlines U S money standards and treasury divisions
The Republican caucus finance bill, released from Atlantic City, sets a value parity standard for all U S money, requires gold coin payment for interest bearing obligations, and creates a division of issue and redemption in the Treasury. It also limits transfers from the general fund and details security requirements for banks and circulating notes.
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Washington
Republican Caucus Committee
Atlantic City
United States
Treasury Department
the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Salem Officials Delinquent in City Tax Probe
A Salem City Council committee found 65 196 in poll taxes and 966 in property taxes unpaid. Several city officials and council members are listed among delinquents with payments missing for periods up to years.
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Salem
City Counciil
Rowe Nominated for Chelsea Mayor by Citizens’ Party
Charles E. B. Rowe received unanimous nomination for mayor at a Chelsea Citizens’ party convention in Granite Hall. Dennis H. Tyrrell’s name was also placed, seconded by Alderman Daniel M. O’Connell, with motions to nominate Rowe carried unanimously for the two year term and petitions for other terms noted.
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Charles EB. Rowe
Citizens’ Party of
Chelsea
Granite Hall
Mr. Rowe
Dennis H. Tyrrell
Daniel M. O'Connell
Thon
R. Delano
J. Goodwin
George W. Spoerite
Woodbury Seeks Court Protection After Plea for Vindication
In a sensational feature the subject seeks legal relief citing a plea for vindication and alleging no intent of contempt. The court action aims to protect reputation and secure lawful relief.
Contempt Case Testimony In Woodbury Eddy Hearing
The Woodbury Eddy case in Massachusetts continued with dramatic testimony. Mrs. Woodbury explained her clipping actions as driven by counsel, her children, friends, and a desire to defend her husband’s honor, while denying contempt. John C. Lathrop testified about newspaper involvement and statements by F W Peabody, and the court acknowledged the difficulty in proving contempt.
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Equity
Woodbury
Peabody
Lathrop
Boston
Elder
New York
Herald, Journal
Globe and Post
Fessenden
Mr. Peabody
Boston Herald
Mr. Lathrop
F. W. Peabody
Herald
Mrs. Eddy
John C. Lathrop
Botton Post
Mrs. Woodbury
Eddy
Mssachusetts
Protect
Eight-Hour Day Advocates Target City Levees Budget
Speakers at a Workingmen's Political League meeting argued the eight hour work day can be funded by the city without raising taxes. Edward J. Ryan urged citizens to vote for the measure while Frank K. Foster predicted wider national adoption. George B. McNeill traced the movement’s growth and warned profits and dividends rose for employers as workers benefited.
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Workingmen's Political League
Edward J. Ryan
League
Frank K.foster
Boston
United States
George B. McNeill
Curb a Cold with Sexative Mromo Quinine Tablets
Limited offer backing the pill with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure the cold. Signature of W. Grave appears on each box. Product appears as an old patent remedy with promotional phrasing and unclear phrasing.
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Grugalats
W. Grave
Boers Withdraw After Enslin Battle Under Cronje
Despatch from Orange River dated November 27 reports the Boers under Cronje retreating after heavy fire from a kopje halted a Lancer interception. Prisoners include Alder man Jeppe and Commandant Rossik. Many Boers surrendered as they withdrew with six guns. British cavalry shortage noted and Methuen praised the naval brigade for their conduct.
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London
Orange River
Enslin
Lancers
Cronje
Jeppe
Rossik
Free State
Boer Generals Instructed to Strike Vigorous Blows
Pretoria dispatch reports Kruger and Steyn directing General Joubert and General Cronje to split forces into small detachments for sharp blows. Joubert commands three corps guarding Wadysmith Tugela and Estcourt regions to trap British retreat. Cronje has contingents at Kimberley Modder River and behind Methuen.
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Berlin
Deutsche
Government leader rebuts motive claim on South Africa war
Mr Arthur Bal four, government leader in the House of Commons, tells the National Conservative conference at Dewsbury that the war aims in South Africa are not to seize gold fields. He says, I have now come to the conclusion.
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London
Forentier-Walker
War Office
Buller
Lord Methuen
Modder River
Arundel
Stormberg
Colenso
Forestier-Walker
Kimberley
Kekewich
Lord
Charles Mansfield Clarke
Arthur J. Balfour
House of Commons
Dewsbury
South Africa
Two Fine Specimens Championing Digestion Tablets
An excerpt extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as essential for athletic conditioning like prizefighters James J Jeffries and Tom Sharkey. It quotes claims from both fighters praising the product for digestion, stomach strength, and general health without cathartics, promoting widespread use.
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James Jetfries
Tom Sharkey
Stuart
Champion Jeffries
James J. Jeffries
Sharkey
War declaration framed as Dutch empire bid in Transvaal
The speaker argues the Transvaal and Free State war sprang from a bid for empire to lead a Dutch‑speaking powerhouse in South Africa and bar British influence. He also thanks American allies for equipping the Maine in humanity and sympathy for the fighters.
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Transvaal
Free State
South Africa
Maine
British tests Mills web cartridge belt for army use
The war office will test the Mills web cartridge belt used by the United States army. An initial order was placed with a Boston firm that had transported a factory to England at the start of the Transvaal war. British belts currently in use are leather and prone to stiffness and verdigris.
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London
War Office
Boston
England
Temple Hall and Library Hall clash in Cambridge campaign
In Cambridge the Temple Hall and Library Hall factions split endorsements for mayor and aldermen. Edgar R Champlin received the Library Hall endorsement for mayor with 176 votes to Dickinson’s 106. several Temple Hall candidates were denied. School committee contests emerge in Wards 1 and 3 with indorsements shifting. Walker’s pledge to Malley influenced ward outcomes.
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Temple Hall
Library Hall
Cambridge
Edgar R. Champlin
Board of Aldermen
David T. Dickinson
John T. Shea
John J. Ahern
Jeremiah Donovan
A.E. Hughes
Library Hall Association
Edgar R.champlin
John W. Coveney
William B. Doyle
John E. Smith
E. H. Googins
Champlin
Dickinson
Blanks
John W. Ducharme
Socialist Labor Party
Common Council
Stoughton Bell
James D. Hill
J. D. Merrill
Thorndike Spalding
W. W. Bird
J. J. Malley
H. A. Rhoades
J. B. Sharkey
W. M. Wadden
J. T. Barrett
J. A. Brown
F. A. Gilligan
W. H. Murray
F. L. Bounke
Edward B. Clark
J. F. Danskin
T. W. Good
W. J. Rounds
A. H. Hall
W. H. Lewis
W. F. Brooks
G. E. Saunders
W. C. Wardwell
A. B. Long
H. H. Perkins
H. N. Carstein
Isaac McLean
Jenny
Lansing
Charles H. Thurston
Robert Walker
E. B. Malley
Walker
Mr. Malley
Potter Deniel Arrested For Check Larceny In Stock Purchase
Walter Potter banker and broker arrested by Chief Watts on a 1000 dollar check larceny charge from M. Be. Denielman of 113 Devonshire street. He appeared in court with counsel Thomas J. Barry seeking a continuance. hearing set for December 15 with bail at 2500. Potter denies the allegations and says the stock was purchased.
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Walter Potter
Watts
M. BE. Denielman
Devonshire Street
Potter
Wise
Morrissey
Chief Watts
Revere Water Rates Upheld by Supreme Court
The full bench of the Supreme Court, in a majority opinion by the chief justice, overruled the respondent's demurrer to the petition of William T. Janvrin and others as Selectmen of Revere. The court held that Chapter 336 of the Acts of 1897, amending the metropolitan water act, is constitutional and that water rates charged by the Revere Water Company may be fixed by two judges of the court.
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Supreme Court
William T. Janvrin
Revere
Metropolitan Water Act
Revere Water Company
Billardist Eames Beaten in Charlestown Exhibition
Fred Eames lost to Albert J. Cutler 450 to 300 in an exhibition match at the 999th Artillery clubhouse Charlestown. After the game Eames showcased fancy shots. Cutler will represent the Battery at the amateur billiard championship in New York next week.
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999Th Artillery
Charlestown
Fred Eames
Albert J. Cutler
Eames
Cutler
Wames
Battery
New York
Hebrew National Association Banquet Marks Chanuka Festival
The Hebrew National Association held its annual banquet at 170 Hanover Street to celebrate Chanuka commemorating the victory of Judas Maccabeus. Many members and guests attended with speeches made by various speakers.
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Hebrew National Association
Hanover Street
Judas Maccabeus
PRESS RIFLEMEN DINED BY BOSTON RIFLE ASSOCIATION
The Boston Press Rifle Association held its annual dinner at the American House. Prizes from the November meet were awarded and officers for the coming year elected. W. D. Sullivan named president and J. C. Smith treasurer.
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Boston Press Rifle Association
B. Leighton Beal
Transit Commission
W. D. Sullivan
Globe
G. &. Ross
Herald
W. H. Hathaway
J. C. Smith
Bunker Hill
Thomas T. Stokes
Henry Pothecary
Treaurer
Edward Wilcox
Andrew B. Sutherland
W. G. Wood
Robert Provan
S Steel
John Kinnear
W. F. Barlow
Obert Kershaw
Frederick Dower
T. A. Ross
Alfred C. Byrnes
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