Kidnapping Case in Philadelphia Involves Newspaper Men
Four men and a stenographer are charged with kidnapping and starving Mrs. Mabel Goodrich to steal jewels worth over 2000 dollars and force signing bank checks. Howard Sloat Henry Wallace J Knight Findlay and Oscar Dunlap implicated by Findlay after police traced the plot to a Wayne firehouse and Germantown ruse.
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Philadelphia
Central Police Station
Howard K. Sloat
Henry Wallace
J. Knight Findlay
Wayne
Oscar 8. Dunlap
Mabel Goodrich
North Tenth Street
D. Clarence Gibbons
Law and Order Society
Third National Bank
Tenth
Poplar
Sveral
Findlay
Sloan
Attorney Gibbons
Barber
Germantown
Wallace
Society
Miss Stone ransom appeal gains nationwide support
A Virginia relief drive seeks funds to ransom Miss Stone held abroad. The American Board and Washington officials back the appeal, urging subscriptions as the only practical path since the government cannot pay. Contributions from individuals and banks totaling 4323.75 are listed, with hopes for rapid collection.
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State Department
Miss Stone
American Board
Capen
Washington
American Board Deliberates on Miks Stone Ransom Case
The prudential committee of the American Board met two hours to discuss the Miks Stone kidnapping in Bulgaria. They released a statement reflecting views of President Samuel B Capen and Secretary Judson Smith after a Washington visit with President Roosevelt and officials.
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Miks Stone
Bulgaria
Prudential Committee
American Board
Samuel B. Capen
Judson Smith
Washington
Roosevelt
Mayor Gould Urges Chelsea Rescue Aid for Miss Stone
Chelsea mayor James Gould appeals to Boston readers to fund the ransom for Ellen M. Stone held by brigands. He asks pledges and money to Kidder, Peabody & Co or City Hall by Monday noon, with names and amounts if calling by phone.
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Gould
Chelsea
Miss Stone
Europe
Kidder, Peabody, & Co
Boston
City Hall
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Humanity
James Gould
Pastors in Newton Appeal for Funds to ransom Miss Stone
Congregational church leaders read an urgent appeal for money to ransom Miss Stone. Clergymen voiced sympathy but opposed paying a ransom to avoid setting a dangerous precedent. Subscriptions reached $2000 by night, with the fund set to close in the morning.
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Newton
Miss Stone
Central Church Raises 1200 for Miss Stone Ransom Fund
The Central Congregational Church in Philadelphia reported raising $1200 toward the Miss Stone ransom fund. It was the only church to report so far, but other city churches are believed to have contributed a material addition.
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Philadelphia
Central Congregational Church
Miss Stone
Cleveland Evangelicals Seek Fund For Miss Stone Release
Clergymen in Cleveland plan action tomorrow to raise money to secure the release of missionary Miss Stone. Telegrams from the American Board of Foreign Missions urge prompt attention and directing funds to Kidder Peabody & Co Boston. Clergy fear paying a ransom may invite further kidnappings.
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Cleveland, O
Miss Stone
American Board of Foreign Missions
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Boston
Cleveland
King Edward and Queen Alexandra to visit Ireland for Punchestown
The Freeman's Journal reports King Edward and Queen Alexandra will travel to Dublin to attend the Punchestown races and stay for a fortnight visiting Lord Londonderry and the Duke of Abercorn, then proceed to Belfast while skipping the south of Ireland.
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Dublin
the Freeman’s Journal
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Ireland
Lord Londonderry
Duke of Abercorn
Belfast
Gale Rips Britain and Nearby Waters. Toll Mounts
A furious gale swept Britain the channel and the North Sea with fatalities from falling trees. Some sea casualties reported and a waterspout near Calais. Telegraph and telephone lines were widely interrupted across the affected regions.
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Great Britain
London
Channel
North Sea
Belgium
Calais
Drowned Three Men Rescue Efforts On Boston Harbor
A 20 foot Chelsea Yacht Club sloop capsized near North Ferry slip while returning from a fishing trip. Three men Boc, Bonney and Marsh, were swept overboard as a mast sheet failed. Bonney died. Marsh brothers were saved assisted by porgy steamers and the Sumner, with captain Moran defending his actions. Alderman Kelley urged more lifeboats and life preservers.
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Chelsea Yacht Club
George Marsh
A. M. Hathaway
Morrison's Wharf
Mabel Bird
Bonney
Sumner
Morrison’s Wharf
Marsh Brothers
Guardan
Boston
Dr. Frazer
Chelsea
Magee Furnace Company
Moran
Alderman Kelley
East Boston
Navy Yard
Dennison
Post
Labor Leaders Gather in Holyoke Amid Big AFL Convention
In Holyoke 172 AFL allied bodies converge for annual convention the largest New England labor gathering. Topics include Fall River mill strike involving 23000 workers factory law enforcement ferry life safety and mill workers’ conditions with delegates arriving from Boston Springfield and beyond.
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Holyoke
American Federation of Labor
New England
Fall River
Marble Hall
Maplestreet
Frank McCarty
Dennis D. Driscoll
Boston
James R. Crozier
Boston Central Labor Union
William C. Wheeler
Lynn Central Labor Union
George Edwards
Cambridge Central Labor Union
Teamsters' Union
Thomas Tracey
A. F. of
Philip’ H. Sweet
Coopers No
Matthew Grady
Carriage Workers’ Union
N. A. Keene
Icemen’s Union
P. H. Shaughnessy
Sanitary Workers
Edward Ward
Brewery Workers’ Union
Patrick Mahoney
Cigar Makers’ Union
L G
Jeremiah “Cronin
Holyoke Cigar Makers’ Union
Springfield
Vaper Makers’ Union
Central Labor Union Meets in Wells Memorial Hall
Members of the Central Labor Union gathered in Wells Memorial Hall yesterday for a meeting to discuss upcoming activities and community outreach efforts.
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Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Collins Runs Independent for Legislative Seat
Thomas J. Collins declares himself an independent candidate for the Legislature. A large Ward 43 meeting in Towti Hall denounces local readers for interfering in the Representative nominations at the late State caucuses. The crowd supports Collins against the perceived interference.
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Thomas J. Collins
Towti Hall
Laswe
Independent candidate Collins gains support in Ward 13
Representatives and council members join Thomas J Collins as the Collins Democratic Club of Ward 13 forms pledging support for Josiah Quincy for Governor and P A Collins for Mayor. Officers elected include P J O'Brien president and M J Lydon secretary with plans for Broadway HQ and upcoming rallies.
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M. J. Lydon
A. L. O’toole
John M. T. Ahearn
John H. Peony
Thomas Hurley
William Hanrahan
William Tirrell
M. L. O’brien
P. A. Foley
Jeremiah O’brien
Patrick F. Don
Richard Dwyer
Thomas J. Collins
Collins Democratic Club
Ward 13
Josiah Quincy
P. A. Collins
P. J. O'Brien
W. B. Moran
Broadway
Nye Considers Independent bid after Luscombe loss
Delegates at the Cape Republican convention report Senator Luscombe may not secure a fourth term. William A. Nye of Bourne, who lost the GOP nomination to Luscombe, is circulating petitions to run as an independent if voters show a viable path to victory.
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Cape
Luscombe
William A. Nye
Bourne
Worcester Democrats to Ratify State Ticket at Mechanics Hall
Worcester hosts a large Democratic ratification gathering at Mechanics Hall with Congressman John R. Thayer presiding. Speakers include Josiah Quincy Dr John W Coughlin Wilmore B Stone Judge A A Putnam Con gressmen Conry and Naphen as volunteers rally for further events in Lynn Monday night after the meeting.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Worcester
Democrats of
Massachusetts
Worcester County
John R. Thayer
Josiah Quincy
John W. Coughlin
Wilmore B. Stone
A. A. Putnam
Conry
Naphen
Quincy
Lynn
State Committee
Democrats urge Cooke to seek tenth Worcester seat
The Democrats of the tenth Worcester district urge Dr George P Cooke of Milford to run. A convention in Upton planned for tomorrow night may nominate him.
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Worcester
George P. Cooke
Milford
Upton
Jones to Run as Independent for Fall River Legislature
Representative Michael B. Jones of Fall River plans an independent bid for the Legislature in Fall River after a caucus defeat. He faced no serious challenger previously and had to run with stickers last year due to a paper objection, yet captured a large vote and won. Supporters at the State House and in Fall River expect a similar result this year.
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Michael B. Jones
Fall River
Jones
State House
Anarchist Glavinovitch Arrested in Rome
Rome reports the arrest of Glavinovitch an anarchist who recently arrived from Dalmatia He was heard discussing a secret state matter with another anarchist in Bape ankI achat na pon or similar text.
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Rome
Glavinovitch
Dalmatia
Rail lines announce October 7 schedule changes for New York routes
The New York New Haven and Hartford system lists October 7 start times for routes to New York Hartford New Haven and other points. It details morning express service via Shore Line Air Line Sound River routes and Providence Providence Division stops including Back Bay and Whitman connections with printed timetable notes for seasonal stops and ticketing.
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New York
New Haven
New London
Shore Line
Middletown
Willimantic
Hartford
Air Line
EW Haven
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Maryland
Sound Nes
Fall River
Stonington Jane
Norwich E. m
Providenc
Pall River
Buna. m
Providence
Back Bay
Whitman
Cohasset
Trovincetown
A. m
Chatham
P. m. Hyannis
P. m
A. m. Woods Hole
Arene. m
A. m. Paaye Ae Ors
A. Corr
Tee m. Hartford
Fishkile
Landing
Boston & Albany R. R
Aaa
Okett
Fitchburg
Sominster
Clinton
Needham
Highlandville
Upper Falls
Twin screw steamers shift era at Leyland line port
The article notes Leyland line vessels switch to twin screws, with Kingstonian set for a November departure from this port to London. It compares the move across major lines, cites North German Lloyds’ late adoption, and details port activity including tug operations and inspections of steerage passengers on Cunard and Royal lines.
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Leyland Line
Liverpool
London
Kingstonian
Quebec
Gibson
Caledonian
Lloyds Steamship Company
Kemp Brothers
William and
Joseph
Juno
Vesta
Boston
Newport News
Lyra
Mary C. Hale
8. G. Haskell
Buenos Ayres
Geneva
Rosario
Europe
Winifredian
Sagamore
Shipping News Miniature Arrivals and Departures
The shipping page lists arrivals of steamers with cargos and passengers including St. Croix Pike St. John N B and City of Macon with merchandise to multiple names and destinations. and sailings of vessels including Southern Cross and several barges and tugs to ports such as Portland Me Boston and Newport News Va. The report names numerous ships captains and owners and notes the time of day and locations along the Atlantic coast.
Rail timetable details for Boston & Maine June 24 1901
Boston and Maine schedules list through and local train times from Union Station Portland and various Maine points. Western and Eastern divisions show daily departures to Augusta Bar Harbor Manchester St John Eastport etc with limited Sundays times and special notes about connections and summer adjustments.
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Union Station
Portland
Augusta
A. Tc
Bar Harbor
Aaliy
Lewison
Manchester
St. John
Stephen
N. N
Turdar
An Wiscasset
Thomaston Pee i Rockland
Castine
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Southwest
Bar Harbors
Mill Bridge
Jonesport
Machiasport
Boston
Eastport
Calais
N. B
Benton
D. Ma
Transit schedules and stations across New Hampshire
A dense list of rail and bus schedule times covers Manchester Concord Nashua and surrounding towns. It notes principal stations between Nashua and Concord, and services to Laconia Plymouth Lebanon White River Junction Montpelier Burlington and Quebec with weekday and Sunday times and notes on stops and exceptions.
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Manchester
Concord
New’ Boston
NOH
Henniker
Orth Wear
Bonday
Pittsfield
Suncook Valley Pe Anan
Sunfer
Pricipal
Nashua
Ree
S P
Belmont
N. Zilton
Lakeport
Menebritt Rx
ASH- I ND
Reac
Wwrirs
Plymouth
Principat
Tagcat
Wndar
Campton
Nowth Woonsrtocka
Premighwasset Valley
Lisbon
Tattleton
Whithafield
Lancaster
Ethile Arm
Twin Mountain
Fabyan House
Watt Santa Y. Rar Apt
Athlehem
Maen Hots
Biko
Anektin
Lebanon
White River
Claremont
Ara
Warm
Pers Er Ang
B. m
Datuidaye
Ewport
Norwich
ANT Waroter
Rand
Johnsbairy
Iawport
Sunjay
ST. 7
RB. R
Orant
Onminnao
West
G. T. Ry
C. P. Ry
Boston and neighboring city rail services schedule list
Trains depart Boston for many towns including Pitchbnre Gardner Greenfield North Adams Willamstown Troy Kansas Albany Utica Elmira Syracuse Rochester Watertown Buffalo Niagara Falls Hamilton Toronto Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and west routes. Various expresses include Local, Day Express, Night Express, Sleeping Car services, Parlor Car to Binghamton, and circular routings via Lake Champlain Montreal and Rutland with summer Sunday exceptions and weekday limitations.
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Gardner
Greenfield
North
Allame
Willamstown
Troy
Kany
Baratoga
Utica
Winnehamton
Hornellsville
Elmira
Syracuse
Rochester
Watertown
Buffalo
Niacara
Fails
Hamilton
Toronto
Detroit
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
Points
Binghamton
Tocal Express
Boston
Chicago Fast
Fitchburg
Keene
Bellows Falls
White River Junction
Rutland
Whitehall
Fort Edward
Glens Falls
Plattsburg
Adirondacks
Burlington
St. Albans
Malone
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Montreal
Quebec
Vermont
New York
Canada
Rutland Express
Bostos
Ousundays
St. Hyacint ' D
J. Flanders
Gen’ Pase
Tkt. Agt
Towing Barges Through East Coast Ports And Passages
York Wrganising towing barges Baltic and Bridgeport from Perth Amboy to Portsmouth N H Valley Forge Philadelphia towing Kohinoor Suffolk and Silver Brook Tamaqua Philadelphia via Newport with Elmwood Tunnel Ridge and Preston at Clark s Point for Nottingham towing barge C BR BR No 14 from Port Johnson to Portsmouth N H Piscataqua to Portsmouth N H towing Dover Florence Leland Apple River N S Anchored Nantasket Roads Barges Eagle Hill Richardson for Philadelphia Highland Light Passed out at 9 am tug Carbonero to Philadelphia towing Ashbland Girard and Shenandoah Passed east steamer Horatio Hall New York for Portland Wind northwest 21 miles clear Chatham Oct 6 Passed north 6 am tug Boxer towing Burnside from Philadelphia to Portsmouth N H and Franklin to Portland Me and several four masted schooners Passed south steamer Cocoa Boston for New York Wind west fresh breeze clear
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Boxer
Burnside
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
N. H
Franklin
Portland
Cocoa
Boston
New York
Ward 20 Democratic Club Meets At Dorchester HQ
The Ward 20 Democratic Club holds its monthly meeting at the club headquarters on Dorchester Avenue near Glover's Corner. Members are enthused by the caucus showing and will appoint committees to advance the party's interests.
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Ular
Ward 20 Democraticlub
Dorchester Avenue
Glover's Corner
Emoeet Sunet
Matos
Eee
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Anthony Peck
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Thompson
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George B. Forrester
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Heed
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G. Remeah
Capes
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Butler
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D. O. Towell
Frank G. Mason
L. B. Caprom
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Morr A Yidd
Charlotte A. Blake
Cora Mitch
Oliver Lund
Fred P. Powers Co
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W. L. Squire
Wistarham Stanley R. Yarnall
A ‘Sim Boe Oo
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Reuben Brooks
E. Beevers
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Rives
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Elbert B. Monroe
Stamford
National Bank
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William Mackey i
Antes
American Board Acts
Heartily
H.w.patteeee & CO
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Sarah Stone
Ternoon
J. J. Downing
Coopers’ Union
Boutwell
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Twentieth Century Club
Edward Buritt Smith
Miller
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Civil Service Commission
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Heart of the Commonwealth
Gooke
Railroads
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Woonsocket
Old State House
Terminal Station
L. H. Palmer
A. C. Kendall
Gen’l Pass. Agt
C. Peter. Clark
Shipping News
St. Croix
Pike
C. ER. Sachler
Prince Arthur
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N. C
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Meklege Marine and Diclivoms
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Washington Street
Caproert
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Taconia
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