Robbery in North End Alley Leaves Gustafson Hospitalized
Oscar Gustafson, 35, of 33 Poplar Street Quincy, is at Relief Hospital with severe head and body wounds after two men invited him into 378 North Street hall, attacked him, and fled with $52 and an open face watch. A police alert issued as witnesses heard screams during St Michael's feast hour. Patrolman Hart chased the suspects to a rear exit but they vanished. residents helped search for the pair believed to live nearby.
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Oscar Gustafson
Poplar Street
Quincy
Relief Hospital
North Street
North End
Gustafson
Hart
Child Is Burned To Death In Newton Fire Incident
In Newton on September 80 Celia Bunazonia age 5 died at Newton Hospital from burns after her dress caught fire from a lit match when playing bonfire in the iron yard on Wellesley avenue Wellesley. A 14 year old neighbor Thomas Ryan tried to help and carried her inside but she died a few hours after admission. a physician was summoned and she was placed on the dangerous list before succumbing.
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Newton
Celia Bunazonia
Joni
Mary Bunazonia
Newton Hospital
Celia
Wellesley Avenue
Wellesley
Thomas Ryan
Ryan
New Divison of Hibernians Organized in Malden
County President J H Donnelly of Cambridge organized Division 45 AOH at Knights of Columbus Hall Maplewood this afternoon. Officers elected include President Frederick W Enwright Vice President James Doherty Recording Secretary Eugene P Doyle Treasurer James Walsh Financial Secretary Michael Galvin and Sentinel William Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernians
Malden
J. H. Donnelly
Cambridge
Knights of Columbus ‘Hall
Maplewood
Frederick W. Enwright
James Doherty
Eugene P. Doyle
James Walsh
Michael Galvin
William Nelson
Ward 9 recount shakes Boston political map
Recount shows 100 misallocated votes to State delegation led by Gartland, affecting Ward 9 power figures like Donovan Kelcher and ex Aldermen Barry Bowen. Bowen Barry victory shifts House seat and nearly overturns State delegation totals, revealing Barry ~678 and Romeo 698 instead of prior tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 9
John J. Gartland
Boston
James Donovan
John A. Kelcher
Patrick Bowen
David Barry
Bowen- Barry
House of Representatives
Barry
Jim Donovan
Bowen-Barty
Gartland
Board of Aldermen
Jake
J. Romeo
Donovan- Gartland-Kelcher
David F.barry
Patrick
Bowen
Romeo
Real Estate Man Arrested in Malden Larceny Case
Michael P. Cleary a prominent Malden real estate man was arrested on a warrant at his Stoneham summer estate. The charge of larceny of 2000 dollars stems from a disputed third mortgage on a Highland avenue block and involves Ellen Sullivan of School street.
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Malden
Michael P. Cleary
Stoneham
Ellen Sullivan
School ‘Street
Highland Avenue
Cuba Big Brother Cigarros Advertised in Packet Deal
The ad offers a packet of five cigars for 10 cents, each cigar valued as a fifteen minute smoke. The copy claims better tobacco than most cigars and invites readers to try them. Sold everywhere by Estabrook and Eaton selling agents in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Big Brother
Taft Ships 450 Marines to Cuba to Quell Disorder
The War Department announces 450 Marines will depart to Cienfuegos Cuba to quell disturbance. The Sumner carries infantry engineers and medical staff with 800 men from New York and additional detachments from Newport News and Tampa. Entire force to reach Cuba within ten days with extensive commissary and supply operations to support the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Newport “News
Tampa
New York
Vancouver
Signal ‘Corps
Sumner
Plattsburg
N. Y
Washington Barracks
Medical Corps and
Hospital Corps
Signal Corps
Commissary Department
Havana
Harry E Wilkins
Chicago
Henry G. Cole
Francis J
Koester
Newport
Troops Ordered to Start for Cuba
Two battalions of the Fifth Infantry at Plattsburg Barracks New York. Two battalions of the Eleventh Infantry at Fort D A Russell Wyoming. Two battalions of the Seventeenth Infantry at Fort McPherson Atlanta Ga. Two battalions of the Twenty Seventh Infantry at Fort Sheridan Chicago. Two battalions of the Twenty Eighth Infantry at Fort Snelling Minnesota. Two squadrons of the Eleventh Cavalry at Fort Des Moines Iowa. Two squadrons of the Fifteenth Cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont. Fourteenth Battery of Field Artillery at Fort Sheridan Chicago. The Seventeenth and Eighteenth Batteries of Mountain Artillery at Vancouver Barracks Washington. Two companies of Engineers at Washington D C.
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Fifth Infantry
Plattsburg Barracks
New York
Eleventh Infantry
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Twenty-eighth Infantry
Fort Snelling
Minnesota
Eleventh Cavalry
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Fifteenth Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
Field Artillery
Mountain Artillery
Vancouver Barracks
Washington State
Washington, D. C
Strength of First Intervention Expedition
The total strength of the first expedition totals 5652 officers and men. It includes two battalions with regimental HQ and band, 36 officers and 565 enlisted from each infantry and cavalry regiment, one machine gun per platoon with 21 enlisted men, four batteries with 5 officers and 120 enlisted each, battalion engineers with 15 officers and 418 enlisted, a signal company of 3 officers and 150 enlisted, and a medical department comprising 36 officers and 571 enlisted.
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Signal Company
Medical Department
Powers Not Yet Told Of Intervention In Cuba
Washington dispatch reports that details of any American intervention in Cuba have not been disclosed. Officials remain silent as actions and motives are under consideration amid tensions in the Caribbean.
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Washington
Cuba
Troopships Embarking For Cuba With Many Officers and Men
A list details ships including City of Washington Bayamo Zealandia and Zealandia carrying hundreds of officers and thousands of men and animals for Cuba. Entries show ship names, officer counts and enlisted numbers. Some entries include animals and cargo specifics.
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Monterey
City of Washington
Seneca
Niagara
Panama
St. Louis
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Schley
Admiral Farragut
Bayamo
President Roosevelt Returns to Oyster Bay After Fleet Cruise
President Roosevelt arrives at Oyster Bay on the Mayflower at 10 30 am after a 48 hour voyage observing Atlantic fleet target practice off Cape Cod. Acting Secretary Latta carries Havana cables. no public statement on the situation. The Roosevelts plan to depart Sagamore Hill for Washington tomorrow morning.
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Oyster Bay
Capital
N. Y
Roosevelt
Cape Cod
Latta
Sagamore Hill
Havana
Ethel
Archie
Quentin
Washington
White House
Keinak A Eeamutiv
Villa Eperture
Sta Committee of Citizens
President and Secretary Readied for Next Move on Foreign Powers
The president, returning from Oyster Bay, and Secretary Root, back in Washington, are to consider tomorrow what action to take toward the foreign powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bay
Root
Washington
Spaniards Leaving Cuba for Home Land
Corunna Spain Sept 30 The French steamer La Champagne arrived from Havana with several hundred Spanish refugees from Cuba who say life is impossible in the island and that commerce and industry are paralyzed. Many Spaniards are preparing to return home.
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Corunna
Spain
la Champagne
Havana
Cuba
Prairie for Cuba two battleships ready
At nine yesterday morning the US cruiser Prairie left harbor bound for Cuba with 163 sailors and 192 marines under Lieutenant F Halford and Captain H O Dunn. The voyage aims for Havana Harbor by Thursday night as efforts continue to ready the battleship Georgia for action.
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Prairie
Cuba
Newport
Portsmouth
Charlestown Navy Yards
F. Halford
Portsmouth Navy Yard
H. O. Dunn
Havana Harbor
Charlestown Navy Yard
Georgia
Rhode Island Awaits Orders For Cuba Cruise
The commission and blue jackets rush ammunition and stores aboard as the battleship Rhode Island, with two months of supplies, stands ready to depart at a moment's notice, awaiting sailing orders for Cuba.
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Rhode Island
Cuba
Hunt for Frolic Fails as Smuggling Ship Sought Off Coast
Revenue cutters Dexter and Gresham searched all day for the 50 foot Boston yacht Frolic amid reports of 383 Chinamen aboard. The vessels scouted Nahant Marblehead and Cape Cod areas after Frolic sailed from Placentia Newfoundland on September 22. The Bonita is alleged to have landed 50 Chinamen at Marblehead in August.
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Dexter
Gresham
Boston
Frolic
Placentia
Newfoundland
Nahant
Marblehead
Cape Cod
Peters Files Platform For Congress Race In 11th District
Senator Andrew J. Peters accepts the Democratic nomination and pledges tariff revision and Canadian reciprocity as the core issues. He calls for immediate tariff reduction on hides leather lumber wood pulp iron steel and coal to boost domestic industry wages and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Peters
Congress
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Canada
United States
Green Not a Candidate for Ward Seats in Charlestown
Mr. Thomas Green of Charlestown announces he will not run for the House in Wards 4 and 65. He has been urged by friends to enter the race and has had promise of strong support, but he feels compelled to decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Green
Charlestown
Green
Fight for Registrar At Folk County Convention
Tension tops tonight's Folk County convention in Faneuil Hall as rival candidates clash over registrar of deeds. Alderman W J Hennessey abandoned the regular nomination after talks with Mayor Fitzgerald, who backs W T A Fitzgerald. Hennessey plans to file papers to run as a Democratic citizen at the polls.
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Suffolk County
Faneuil Hall
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
W. J. Hennessey
Registrar of Deeds
Hennessey
City Hall
Fitzgerald
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Estabrook & Eaton
Oliver
War Department
Theodore J. Wint
Department of the Missouri
Yamuri
Zealandia
Paloma
Mobila
Cubana
Bergen
Taarholm
Missouri
Hawma Furniture CO
Tremont Street
Hollis Street
Senator Peters
Democratic Citizen
Cuttir
Poud
Family Ale
Das
the Hardware Man
A Eee Lal
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