Cambridge Pair Wed in Detroit Quietly
Two Cambridge youths tied the knot in Detroit with no relatives present. Miss Mariam Howes, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Howes of North Cambridge, wed Haarles A. Haley, 21, of Lexington Ave North Cambridge, a traveling salesman. Both families deny any hard feelings about the secret wedding.
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Cambridge
Detroit
Mariam, Howes
Benjamin L. Howes
Upland Road
North
Haarles A. Haley
Lexington Avee
Haley
Boston
Howes
Miss Howes
Cambridge English High School
Cambridge Manual
Alt
Charlie
Mr. Haley
Navy to reinforce Manila fleet with Brooklyn dispatch
Washington reports a major naval reinforcement to the Philippines. The Navy Department will send the Brooklyn and other vessels to Manila at once to crush the insurrection, with Admiral Dewey urging closure of remaining supply routes to hasten defeat.
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Washington
General Otis
Admiral Watson
Manila
Navy Department
Philippines
Brooklyn
Otther
Grant Pursuit of Rebels Near Cavite Vie
General Fred Grant leads three companies of the Fourth Infantry two of the Fourteenth and scouts from Simen in a dawn advance driving insurgents from the west bank of the us River three Americans wounded ten insurgents killed. Companies C and H cross Big Bend advance toward Binacayan road rout enemy entrenched at Binacayan Church six Filipinos fall Riley’s Battery shells west bank. river bank now under U S control.
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Manila
Fred Grant
Fourth Infantry
Fourteenth Infantry
Simen
Us River
Big Bend
Binacayan Road
Oakes Found Guilty in Maine First Degree Murder
Alexis Oakes age eight was convicted of first degree murder for killing his son Olivér on August 31. Maine has no capital punishment so the penalty is life imprisonment. The trial lasted five days drawing wide attention due to the crime and the young defendant. Defense seeks a new trial and sentence is withheld pending appeal.
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Houlton
Alexis Oakes
Olivér
Maine
Coete
Moore Bank Embezzler Sought by Boston Clearing House
The Boston Clearing House Association sent a resolution to the Secretary of State in Washington urging U S government action to persuade Chile to surrender alleged bank embezzler Frederick T Moore.
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Boston Clearing House Association
Washington
Chili
Frederick T. Moore
Rival Yachts Near Finish Line in Northerly Breeze
The Shamrock and Columbia, race contenders for yachting supremacy, show little drift difference as a strong northwester rises. Columbia owner C. Oliver Iselin says confidence rests in the vessel’s sailing ability and wind, while preparations continue for potential anchoring and reefing if winds shift.
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Barrers
Columbia
Shamrock
Columbia Inspects Racer Amid Bay Ridge Stopover
Eight sets of the spinnaker were raised and lowered as the Columbia moved to Bay Ridge for an inspection of the racer. Sir Thomas Lipton’s Shamrock watched from the Erin while crewmen, including both skippers, had haircuts to shed weight. Lipton denounced alleged interviews and said no press boats have been allowed near Plymouth or Shamrock.
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Columbia
Bay Ridge
Sir Thomas Lipton
Sir Thomas
Charlies Russall
Erin
Lipton
Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Associated Press
Plymouth
Hogarth
Wringo
Wringe
America
Lipton Says Shamrock’s Light-Wind Form Pleases Crew
Sir Thomas Lipton says Captain Ben Parker did not sail Shamrock yesterday as she drifted well in light airs. He praises the Shamrock’s performance and notes designer Mr Fife is unavailable while Mr Herreshoff stays near to advise on Columbia. He and allies foresee a strong showing in light winds though foreign seas may pose a challenge.
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Thomas Lipton
Ben Parker
Sir Thomas
Shamrock
Fife
Herreshoff
Russell
Race between two crack steam yachts ends in Whitney loss
New York October 6 Harry Payne Whitney lost eight thousand dollars yesterday in a race between two elite steam yachts en route home after the Columbia Shamrock race was canceled. His Josephine faced Col Oliver Payne's Amphitrite with a wager rising to three thousand dollars. The Amphitrite pulled ahead just after the sixteenth mile and Whitney's boat could not catch up.
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New York
Harry Payne Whitney
Josephine
P. A. B. Widener
Oliver Te Payne
Payne
Colonel Payne
Erin Hosts Admiral Dewey as Lipton Yacht Arrives
New York October 6. The Erin carried a high number of distinguished guests during international races. Sir Thomas Lipton announced Admiral Dewey will be his guest aboard the Erin tomorrow or next week, promising even greater cheers for the vessel.
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New York
Sir Thomas Lipton
Erin
Thomas
Admiral Dewey
Sampsons Prepare to Move as Navy Career Shifts
Rear Admiral Sampson’s family plans to leave Glen Ridge New Jersey on October 12 for the Navy Yard. The Charlestown will be his posting when his sea duty ends. A daughter is married to Lieutenant Cluverius who is currently in Manila and expected home soon for the wedding.
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New York
Sampson
Glen Ridge
N. J
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Sampsons
Smith
Irving
Cambridge
Hannah Sampson
Cluverius
Manila
Navy
Charlestown Yar
Death on Steamship India At Central Wharf
Malcolm Cameron aged 25 of 66 Silver Street South Boston died at work on the steamship India at Central Wharf. He was last seen at 5 pm and found 40 feet below an open hatch with a deep cut in the back of his head. He was unmarried.
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Malcolm Cameron
Silver Street
Boston
India
Central Wharf
James Jameson Nominated for Senator by Middlesex Democrats
The Democrats of the second Middlesex district nominated former Cambridge alderman Edward B. James for State Senator. Daniel P. Danehy was seconded by Dr W H Broderick after a formal ballot produced 19 votes for James and 6 for Danehy. E J Sennett was re elected to the State central committee and district committees were named for wards 1 2 4 and 5 with several local members.
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Middlesex
Edward B. James
Cambridge
W. H. Broderick
Daniel P. Danehy
E. B. James
James J. Ross
Mr. James
Mr. Doheny
E. J. Sennett
State Central Committee
John M. Forrest
Andrew J. Johnson
John J. Canney
Joseph J. Read
John Hackett
J. Frank Facey
George
R. McLean
Patrick J. Curley
Mr. Dardis
Dewey Homecoming Planned in Montpelier Parade
Preparations for Admiral Dewey’s homecoming celebration in Montpelier Vermont progress favorably. The centerpiece is an afternoon parade around 2 o’clock with Dewey riding the route escorted by Norwich University cadets, his alma mater.
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Montpelier
Admiral Dewey
Sps
Corps of Cadets
Norwich University
RO99TH ARTILLERY ELECTS TO LEAVE LEAGUE
The 900th Artillery Association voted to withdraw in the Interclub League to seek admission to the Giltral League after four members were debarring by the former. Officers elected include Nelson Sere as president Walter B Glidden Eston Bryant treasurer E P Dusen secretary G Berry and others with a membership and auditing committee named.
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900Th Artille Association
Giltrat League
Nelson Sere
H. . Pig
G. M. Whitcomb
G. H. Bong Untress
Via
W. Biener
J. Bra
Bovis White
G. W. Stearns
Paul
Orne
H. A. Hunting
G. D. Norton
W. Grewford
A. B. Fales
T. Hall
B. O. Wiley
Fire ravages five story brick building in Springfield
A blaze at the five story Lyman street building owned by the Springfield Steam Power Company broke out about 10 o'clock. The fire confined to three floors destroyed Victor Sporting Goods and Riveted Harness on the lower floor was badly damaged by water. Loss listed at 40000 dollars.
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Springfield
Lyman Street
Springfield Steam Power Company
Victor Sporting Goods Company
Peoria Welcomes President With Civil War Monolith Unveiling
In Peoria Illinois on October 6 1901 a large crowd greeted the President for the unveiling of a marble monument to Civil War soldiers. The ceremony featured speeches by Mayor Henry Lynch and Chairman Martin Kingman with remarks from Mrs Lucie Tyng and the sculptor Fritz Triebel. The President praised the flag and the patriotism of Peoria and county citizens before touring the site and attending a corn festival inauguration. A later reception at J B Greenhut’s house capped the visit before the party left for Galesburg to attend events at Knox College.
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Peoria
Ill
United States
Martin Kingman
John Weston
A. Kinsey
McKinsey
Kingman
Fritz Triebel
Lucie B. Tyng
John C. Kingbury
Board of Supervisors
Henry W. Lynch
Peoria ‘County
G. A. R. and
Iadies
Memorial Day Association
Appomattox Court House
Grant
Lee
Peoria City
Peoria County
God Bless
The
Schools of America
J. B. Greenhut
Galesburg
Knox College
James Lincoln
Stephen A. Dougal
O. J. Bailey
Congress
Lincoln
McKinley and Bryan Meet in Canton Address
In Canton Peoria Ill Colonel William Jennings Bryan sat behind President McKinley as he spoke to crowds. McKinley praised the flag prosperity and national unity while Bryan challenged the silver question and criticized imperialism and the Philippines policy.
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Peoria
Ill
William Jennings Bryan
McKinley
Canton
Bryan
Colonel Bryan
Boys of the South
Boys of the North
Bryan Saiid
Gaid Democratic Party
Kansas
Mark Hanna
England
Philippines
Dewey
McKinley Visits Illinois Soldiers Home in Quincy
President McKinley arrives at the Illinois Soldiers' Home in Quincy with Cabinet members, reviews troops, and delivers addresses praising patriotism. He travels to Macomb Canton and Bushnell with crowd parades and stops along the way, noting Spain war veterans and national unity.
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Quincy
Ill
Dixie
McKinley
Soldiers’ Hospital
Wees
Dewey
Manila Bay
United States
Long
Navy
Union
Peoria
Macomb
Canton
Bushnell
Philippines
Tennessee
Sherman
Cebu
Spain
Beet sugar debate shapes actions at National Farmers Congress
At the National Farmers Congress a motion to form a five member committee to promote and investigate the beet sugar industry faced opposition. Delegates noted state efforts and near million dollar appropriations for beets while the chair ultimately approved a modified resolution. Officers and an executive committee were elected as sessions adjourned to resume next morning.
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Zettleman
National Farmers’ Congress
Kelsey
Congress
Stewart
Michigan
You
Orr
Pennsylvania
Quincey
Appleton
State Board of Agriculture
Wolcott
State House
Faneuil Hall
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Ladies of
Boston
Candage
Captain Candage
Avery
Indiana
W. D. Hoard
Fort Atkinson
Wis
R. G. F. Candage
Brookline
John S. Cunningham
North Carolina
John Stahl
Chicago
George A. Stockwell
Providence
R. I
D. F. Kolp
Jowa Park
Tex
E. A. Callahan
Albany
N. Y
W. D. Morrison
Greenville
Penn
B. F. Clayton
Indianola
T._C. Slaughter
Texas
E. UL. Furness
E. F. Whitstein
Kentucky
W. G. Whittemore
Nebraska
American House
Curley Nominated for Senator at Buffalk Democratic Rally
The fifth Buffalk senatorial Democratic convention nominated ex Councilman Hubert B. Curley for Senator. William McDevitt Jr was elected a member of the Democratic State committee. The district includes Wards 10, 12 and 18.
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Buffalk
Hubert B. Curley
William McDevitt, Jr
Democratic State Committee
Patton clarifies donor of $100,000 politics chair
President Patton in Princeton stated that ex President Cleveland is not the donor of the $100,000 gift for a politics chair. He added the donor asked his name be withheld from publication and that the donor is not the gentleman many expect.
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Patton
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Magnificent Leopold Morse & Co Display At Autumn Exhibition
An advertisement on page eight presents Leopold Morse & Co great store display windows and the central location near subways. The thirty displays across Washington street rattle street and Brattle square feature rustic autumn arrangements, price tickets as autumn leaves, and sapling supports for garments. The piece praises the conception and execution, noting unusual talent and a peak viewing this evening.
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Post
Leopold Morse &Co
Washington Street
Rattle Street
Brattle Square
Leopold Morse & Co
Malpractice Charge Shocks Provincetown Community
J M Dill Jr of Eastham was arrested in Provincetown by Deputy Percival on a charge of attempting a criminal operation against Sadie T Dill. The victim is in a precarious condition and an ante mortem statement has been collected. Dill is jailed and to appear before Judge Hopkins in the Second District Court tomorrow.
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Provincetown
J. M. Dill, Jr
Eastham
Percival
Sadie T. Dill
Dill
Sues Hopkins
Second District
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H. B. McConnell
Pelham
Boylston St
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Sea Beach
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C. Oliver Iselin
Sppaning
Mr. Iselin
Barr
Matthews
Evans
Breesey
Ern
Killeow Cree
Saul’s Clothing
Howard
People OF the West
Illinois
MR. M’kinley
Quincy, Ill
NSON
Oakene
Gee Stian
Hatch
Sea Guaranteed Botom
INGTI
B. F. Robinson
M.D
M. EE
Medical Electrician
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Beacon
Hanover St. Pales
Cess
the Omega Chemical Co
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RIM
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Shila
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