Pisco Arrest Report From Montreal In Elopement Case
Word from Montreal says Emanuel Pisco, who eloped with Francesca Granata of 344 Hanover Street last Monday, has been arrested. Wilfred Goddard of the Goddard Credit Company and Silvia Granata expect charges for stolen goods, adultery, and evading customs. Granata’s furniture theft and child abduction are also noted. Goddard has recovered company property. the judge reportedly refused to return Granata to the States, citing unbearable life with Pisco.
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Montreal
Emanuel Pisco
Francesca Granata
Hanover Street
Wilfred Goddard
Goddard Credit Company
Pisco
Silvia Granata
Canada
Granata
Goddard
States
St Paulnavigates trial as water intake refreshed
The St Paul’s boilers were cleaned and a fresh water supply is being taken aboard for today’s noon trial. A government board led by Commander Bradford and Lt. Cmdr Schroeder plus Lt. Mulligan will embark with Cramp’s staff. Cramp trusts the battleship can reach 22.2 knots. Indiana’s official trial is expected near Cape Ann between the 18th and 20th.
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St. Paul’s
Bradford
Schroeder
Mulligan
Cramp
St. Paul
Indiana
Cape Ann
Executive Council session adjourns with routine business
The Executive Council met before noon yesterday with the Governor presiding. No important nominations were sent in and nothing beyond routine business was transacted. The session lasted only a few minutes.
Convention Deliberations on Ward 16 Seats and O'Brien Debate
The convention debated seating Ward 16 delegates amid a report rejecting their seats. Gove urged immediate committee action, while Aldrich pressed acceptance of the credentials report. O'Brien’s status sparked cross‑party defense and accusations of political influence, with supporters praising his service and business credentials.
Debating Credentials Stirred Ward Delegates at Convention
Delegates from Ward 16 and others clash over seating rights and credentials. The committee on credentials reports contentions, leading to limited adjournment and eventual seating of some previously objected delegates. The convention then ballots for sheriff, naming Gallupe as victor amid cheers, and appoints county committee members before adjourning.
Moody Nominated by Essex Republicans for Congress
In Newburyport on October 3 the Essex Republican convention nominated William H. Moody to succeed the late General William Cogswell. Moody led with 127 votes out of 173, beating Edward B. George who had 46, and the nomination was declared with strong applause. Moody then accepted amid further cheers.
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Ward 16
Wden
Ward 17
Aldrich
A. E. Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Ward 9
C. R. Saunders
Melvin O. Adams
Emery
Gove
George H. Dunbar
Chelsea
Jesse Gove
Linus M. Child
Augustus Sweet
A. T. Davidson
George L. Lowell
John MacCullis
Mr. Gallupe
Boston
United States
Massachusetts
Ward 22
J. B. O’brien
O’brien
Newburyport
Old Essex
City Hall
Congress
William Cogswell
William
Maurice D. Clarke
Haverhill
William H. Moody
Willard J. Hale
John H. Powsland
Amesbury
David E. Robinson
Gloucester
E. C. Sawyer
Beverly
James Hale
Salem
Martin M. Woods
West Newbury
Isaac Day
Marblehead
J. Frank Pearson
Edward B.george
Mr. Moody
Meade
Moody
Norfolk Republicans Nominate Local Officials at Convention
At the Norfolk county Republicans convention in Wesleyan Hall, Abram C. Paul of Stoughton was nominated for sheriff, Thomas Blanchard for county commissioner, and B. J. Eaton and L. R. Whitaker for special commissioners. A county committee was chosen including W. E. C. Swan, Charles C. Henry, Oliver H. Green, James McCullough, Samuel R. Moseley, Charles L. Hammond, F. A. Fales, Nathaniel W. Hawes, John Graham, and John W. Chase.
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Norfolk County
Wesleyan Hall
Abram C. Paul
Stoughton
Thomas Blanchard
B. J. Eaton
L. R. Whitaker
W. E. C. Swan
Charles C. Henry
Wellesley
Oliver H. Green
Sharon
James McCullough
Brookline
Samuel R. Moseley
Hyde Park
Charles L. Hammond
Quincy
F.A. Fales
Norwood
Nathaniel W. Hawes
Wrentham
John Graham
Milton
John W. Chase
Dedham
Rally at Salem Heads for Oct Twenty Second
Salem October 3 Republicans plan rally October 22 with Governor Greenhalge and congressional candidate W H Moody in attendance The People's Party nominates Representatives for districts Thirteenth John Co Pulsifer fourteenth James Creeden and fifteenth James F Brennan
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Salem
Greenhalge
W. H. Moody
People’s Party
John Co. Pulsifer
James Creeden
James F. Brennan
Doan’s Kidney Pills Promise Quick Kidney Relief
An advertising claim asserts Devan's Kidney Pills quickly restore kidney action, relieve back pain, and cure bladder troubles. Testimonial from Utica, New York resident James Larkins describes years of kidney issues eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills, with 50 cent price and Foster-Milburn Co. as U.S. agents. Also mentions Dean's Ointment as a cure for scalp eczema.
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Devan
New York State
Utica
N. Y
James Larkins
St. Vincent Street
Doan
All Deesrs
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
U. S
Southern Wages at National Mule Spinners' Meeting
The National Mule Spinners' Association debated Southern mill practices and low wages. Delegates discussed organizing aid, planned action with the American Federation of Labor, and elected Michael Duggan as president with an executive slate. The convention adjourned to meet in Boston in April.
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National
State House
New England
American Federation of Labor
New York
Robert Howard
Fall River
National Association
Federation of Labor
Continental Mill
Lewiston
Taftville
Conn
Blackstone
Dover
N. H
Chicopee
Thomas O’donnell
Association
Michael Duggan
Lowell
Samuel Ross
New Bedford
Thomas O’donnel
Michael Whitt
John Fallon
Pawtucket
R. I
Arthur Herbert
Taunton
George Byron
Boston
Governor's Day at Brockton Fair Highlights Gov Arrival and Races
Governor and suite attended the Brockton Agricultural Society fair as 7000 spectators cheered. Myttie Peek won the 661/2 horse pole, Maude H. took the 2:32 trotting, Pedlar won 219 class, and Paul captured the free-for-all pace. Sweet Marie won the pony race and bicycle events featured Pratt and Newton times.
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Brockton
Mass
Brockton Agricultural Society
Boston
Robinson
Hotel Belmont
Reeves
Martland
Consolidated
Myttie Peek
Professor Lastrange
Maud de Haven
William L
Maude H
B. m
Dodge
St. Croix, Jr
B. G
Pedlar
B. S
Paul
Sweet Marie
F. H. Pratt
C. R. Newton
Stafford Springs
F. B. Cabanne
Arthur Woodward
Clyde Marston
Cameron
Woodward
Framingham Franchise Granted for South Framingham Line
Framingham Selectmen grant Milford Holliston Framingham Electric Railway Company a franchise to operate in South Framingham from Ashland town line through Hollis Street and Irving Square to Weyverly Street and along the tracks of the South Middlesex road.
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South Framingham
Framingham Selectmen
Milford, Holliston & Framingham Electric Railway Company
Ashland Town Line
Hollis Street
Irving Squarce
Waverly Street
South Middlesex Road
Fire damages Main Street house in Bridgewater
An October 3 fire on Main Street Bridgewater destroyed a two story house owned by Warren Perkins and lived in by Fred Lovell. The blaze started when a kettle of boiling fat overturned. Mr. Smith suffered serious injuries while trying to put out the fire. Losses total about 3200 dollars with 400 dollars of insurance. Lovell’s loss is about 500 dollars and is uninsured.
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Bridgewater
Main Street
Warren Perkins
Fred Lovell
Smith
Lovell
Boston and Albany Excursion to New York Oct 8
The Oct 8 excursion travels from Boston via Albany and the Hudson to New York and returns by the Fall River line.
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Boston & Albany
New York
Albany
Hudson River
Fall River
Parting Tributes in Boston Council for Ward 14 Death
The Boston Common Council met to act on the death of Councilman John P. O'Connor of Ward 14 South Boston. A bouqet and a vacant chair memorial were presented. Resolutions were adopted by rising vote. A 4 member committee was named to attend the funeral and arrange a floral tribute. The flag at City Hall was ordered to half-mast and flowers provided for thirty days.
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Boston
Ebenezer Thayer 102, North Adams resident dies
Ebenezer F Thayer aged 102 died in North Adams. A native of West Stockbridge he served as a volunteer in the Thirty first Massachusetts Regiment and relied on its pension for support in recent years. He was healthy until after age 100 and not bedridden until six weeks ago. He leaves one living relative a brother Gilbert Thayer in Vermont.
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North Adams
Ebenezer F. Thayer
West Stockbridge
Thirty-first Massachusetts Regiment
Gilbert Thayer
Vermont
Funeral of Walter W. Pike Cambridge city clerk
Walter W. Pike longtime Cambridge city clerk died at home on 14 Bigelow Street. His funeral was yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock from the First Universalist Church on Inman Street with pallbearers including Mayor W A Bancroft and other city officials.
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Walter W. Pike
Cambridge
Bigelow Street
First Universalist
Inman Street
W. A. Bancroft
John McDuffee
Edward B. Dale
Slas E. Buck
Charles M. Pear
Warren P. Dudley
Charles O. Welch
Charles H. Morse
Richardson of Winthrop Dies After Useful Life
Albert Richardson longtime Winthrop resident and former public official died at his home on Winthrop Street on Wednesday morning. Funeral services will be held at the house this afternoon.
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Albert Richardson
Winthrop
Winthrop Street
Staff Changes Shake General Miles’s Army Commands
Washington Oct 3 Colonel Thomas Vincent, Gen Scho eld's chief of staff, is assigned to the office of the adjutant-general. Colonel Samuel Breck, Miles's adjutant-general at New York, moves to Washington to fill Vincent's vacated post. Lieutenant-Colonel Henry C. Corbin, the senior assistant adjutant-general, transfers to New York as adjutant general of the department of the East. Miles spent the evening at the Union League Club in New York and will not leave for Washington until Friday or Saturday when General Ruger is expected to arrive.
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Washington
Thomas Vincent
Schoeld
Samuel Breck
General Miles
New York
Vincent
Henry C. Corbin
Department of the East
Miles
Union League Club
Ruger
Pasteur Viewed by Tens of Thousands in Paris
More than 20,000 people filed past the coffin of Professor Louis Pasteur today in Paris. His body lies at the Pasteur Institute as Notre Dame prepares a provisional altar for Saturday's religious obsequies. The cathedral interior is draped in mourning cloths, echoing the Carnot funeral atmosphere.
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Paris
Louis Pasteur
Pasteur Institute
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Carnot
New England pensions list with names and places
Washington reports a long list of New England pension actions including original grants, increases, and reissues. The record names recipients and their towns across Maine Massachusetts and Vermont, with individuals such as James F. Bracey Patrick Butler Lewis Glidden Henry Pollard Cheston B. Dexter Henrietta Brown Mary E. Harlow Agnes Haus and others. The entries cover Ogun quit Kennebec Charlestown Newton Highlands Uxbridge Jamaica Plain Holyoke East Wareham and Westport Point among others.
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Washington
New England
Maine
James F. Bracey
Ogunquit
Patrick Butler
National Soldiers’ Home
Kennebec
Lewis Glidden
Vermon
Henry Pollard
Sherman M
Seward M. Latham
West Falmouth
Cheston B. Dexter
Bangor
John H. Annas
Charlotte
Massachusetts
Willam W. Bacon
Uxbridge
Dudley Davis
Lowell
Essex County Nominees Named by Republican Convention
Gloucester Oct 3 The tenth Essex Representative Republican convention nominated Charles D. Brown and George J Tarr of this city incumbents and A D Story of Essex.
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Gloucester
Essex
Charles D. Brown
George J. Tarr
A. D. Story
Brookline Bachelor Club elects officers for year
Brookline's Bachelor Club held last evening’s officer election with a collation and member entertainment. Officers named are Ian J. Crane as president, John J. Conroy as vice president, John T. Tarrant as secretary, and James P. Meade as treasurer. They oversee the club’s annual Bachelors’ Past to be held at Union Hall.
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Brookline
Bachelor Club
Ian J. Crane
John J. Conroy
John T. Tarrant
James P. Meade
Union Hall
Ptia
The Story of Puritana by Dr Dixi Crosby Legacy
Prof Dixi Crosby headed Dartmouth Medical College for thirty two years and belonged to the Crosby medical family. The narrative traces Crosby kinship from Asa Crosby who helped charter the state medical society to Josiah and Thomas Crosby inventors and surgeons. It highlights Dixi Crosby as innovator of medical remedies and his prize formula Puritana, a natural cure developed from New England roots.
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Dixi Crosby
Dartmouth Medical College
Dixi Grosby
LL. Diy
Crosby
America
Asa Crosby
Dartmouth
State Medical Society
Josiah Crosby
Snog
Thos. R. Crosby
Columbian Done
Dartmouth College
New England
Nature
Pretty swindlers Georgie Belyea and Nellie Brown
Two attractive women known as Georgie Belyea and Nellie Brown moved through Boston hotel parlors over weeks using chloral to drug victims. They fleeced a Pittsburg traveler, George Hoffman, of a $200 diamond ring a $75 watch and cash after a drink. Belyea, from St John New Brunswick, resided in Dorchester. Brown listed as Mrs Brown of 2 Pine Place. Police traced them to the Clarendon Hotel before arrest. They faced trial in Municipal Court with Oct 11 set for continuation.
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Georgie Belyea
Nellie Brown
St. John
N. B
Washington Street
Dorchester
Mrs. Brown
Pine Place
Pittsburg
George Hoffman
St. Ncholas
Province Court
Hofman
Tremont Street
Hoffman
Park Square
Clarendon
Georgie
Dover Street
Shawmut Avenue
Gaddis
Lynch
Essex House
Thomas Riley
Plaistow Officers Stirred Up by Dry Town Crusade
Haverhill October 3. Charges against Plaistow police prompt an indiscriminate crusade against illegal dispensers and keepers. Since the police sensational disclosure the town has been extremely dry with hotel guests limited to water and road houses closed and barred.
American Wringer Co. Broadways Extension Makers
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension advertises wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs all kinds of wringers and sweepers. Mail orders attended to promptly. Telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Woman Strands Dies In Somerville Frog Pond Anicide Suspected
The body of 40 year old Mrs Strand was found drowned by Somerville police in a frog pond near Winter Hill late last night. The medical examiner ruled it anicide. The body was taken to an undertaker and will be moved to her Vernon street home today.
Concert at Winthrop Town Hall by Bostonia Tourists
A large turnout from Boston attended a Wednesday Winthrop Town Hall concert by the Bostonia Concert Tourists. The lineup featured Rosetta Key, Rosa A. Bernier, Lena Hayden, Hubert Belcher, and the Berkeley Quartet with Newland, Miller, Campbell, Belcher, and Bernier as reader. the program was well received.
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Winthrop Town Hall
Boston
Bostonia
Rosetta Key
Rosa A. Bernier
Lena E. Hayden
Hubert L Belcher
Berkeley
Davia HE. Newland
Charles M. Miller
Archibald BE. Campbell
My Clothier Showcases Fine Ready-Made Male Attire
A town look highlights the Massachusetts Clothing Company at Hanover and Portland streets offering a handsome display of seasonable suits and overcoats in stylish variety. Prices are described as reasonable and the establishment invites men and young men to visit for up-to-date clothing options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Clothing Company
Hanover
Portland
Parliament of Man hears Williams speaker at noon
The Parliament of Man session at Park Street Church drew a large audience as Hon. G. F. Williams was announced to speak. Organizers O. J. Hackett and President Gordon described the meeting as inviting political and religious leaders to discuss American citizenship and broader fraternity. The session adjourned to noon today for Williams, Democratic candidate for Governor, to address attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Williams
Parliament of Man
Park Street Church
O. J. Hackett
Gordon
George Frederick Williams
Lynn Protest Halts Post Office Consolidation Plan
Congressman Barrett requests Postmaster General Wilson to delay action on Colonel Coveney's plan to consolidate all suburban post offices and Lynn with the Boston office. Lynn will be allowed to file a formal protest before any move is made.
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Lynn
Barrett
Wilson
Colonel Coveney
Boston
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