Marines Die in Nicaragua Assault on Leon and Chinandega
In Nicaragua two Marines and two bluejackets were killed during an assault on the rebel held towns of Leon and Chinandega. Rebels suffered heavy casualties, with fifty killed and many wounded. A Marine detachment advanced from Corinto to Chinandega Leon and Chichigalpa, with engagements reported at Chichigalpa Friday.
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San Juan del Sur
Nic
Leon
Chinanedaga
Chinandega
Long
Corinto
Chichigalpa
Mrs Harriman Seriously Ill in New York
Mrs James Borden Harriman head of the woman's national Democratic campaign committee and Colony Club president is seriously ill in New York. An operation is feared for tomorrow after two prior urgent procedures. She has not recovered from a May auto accident that also involved William G McAdoo near Mattawan and Freehold New Jersey.
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New York
James ‘Borden Harriman
Woman’s National Democratic Campaign Committee
Colony Club
Aged Woman Leaves Wealth to Statesmen
Jane Keepen, 82, dies in Edinburgh leaving over $38,000 to leaders of the Irish Nationalist and Socialist parties. Probate granted. will allocates equal shares to John Redmond William Redmond and James Keirhard die.
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Edinburgh
Irish Nationalist Party
Socialist Party
Jane Keepen
John Redmond
William Redmond
James Keirhardie
Bryan to Speak in Bay State
Chairman Thomas P. Riley of the Democratic State committee rests in Norfolk Virginia before Massachusetts campaign activity begins. He has lined up national figures including William Jennings Bryan Senator Ollie James John Sharp Williams and Champ Clark for rallies in Massachusetts.
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Thomas P. Riley
Democratic State Committee
Norfolk
Massachusetts
Judge Riley
William Jennings Bryan
Ollie James
Kentucky
John Sharp Williams
Missouri
Champ Clark
Wilson campaign control promised in Massachusetts
Chairman Riley was told by Chairman McAdoo of the Wilson campaign committee in New York that he could choose any speakers for the Democratic campaign in Massachusetts. The national committee indicated Riley would have full control of the Wilson campaign in the state. He will launch an active campaign across every legislative district, with focus on the Legislature.
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Riley
McAdoo
Wilson Campaign Committee
New York
Massachusetts
National Committee
Wilson
Governor Marshall Visits Hendricks Club Leader Lomasney
Governor Thomas Riley Marshall of Indiana visited the Hendricks Club in Ward 8 with Mayor Fitzgerald to meet Democratic leader Martin Lomasney. He praised Lomasney’s organization and discussed prospects for the Democratic campaign in the state.
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Thomas Riley Marshall
Indiana
Hendricks Club
Marshall
Ward 8
Martin Lomasney
Lomasney
Massachusetts
Fitzgerald
Lawrence
Mr. Lomasney
Thomas Hendricks
Grover Cleveland
Roosevelt demands proof or retract from Wilson
Colonel Roosevelt challenged Woodrow Wilson to prove or retract his Pueblo claim that the United States Steel Corporation backs the third party programme on trust regulation. He said the statement has no foundation and urged public disclosure or a retracting of the remark. He added that only Mr. Perkins is connected with steel or the Harvester Trust in supporting him.
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Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Pueblo
Col
United States Steel Corporation
The
Steel Corporation
Harvester Trust
Mr. Perkins
Mr. Taft
Mr. Wilson
Brooklyn Dancing Master Teaches Modified Tango to North Shore Girls
William Pitt Rivers a Brooklyn dancing master opens classes for about two score North Shore society girls including Miss Helen Taft and Miss Helen Frick. He will teach a American version of the tango with Spanish music described as similar yet modified, with Mrs. Clarence Moore and several other women assisting in class leadership.
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William Pitt Rivers
Brooklyn
North Shore Society
Rivers
Helen Taft
Helen Frick
Pride’s Crossing
North Shore
Miss Frick
The Packard Shoe Ad Claims Best Made in U S
An advertisement for H H Harrison Co promotes The Packard Shoe as the best made in the United States at day price. It claims fast walking comfort and superior looks, with bench-made shoes priced at 3.50 5.00 and 6.00. The ad lists addresses 662-672 Washington Street and Beach Street corner.
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United States
H. Harrison Co
Washington Stret
Corner Beach
S.H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
St Pauls Named Cathedral of Massachusetts Diocese
The St Pauls Cathedral in Boston was officially proclaimed the cathedral church of the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts. Four bishops and over 200 clergy attended as thousands lined the streets and part of Boston Common to witness the historic ceremony.
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St. Paul’s
Massachusetts
Episcopal Dioce
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Diocese of
Boston Common
Inaugural Diocesan Service at Park Street Church
The Very Rev Edmund S S Rousmaniere became dean of the Cathedral during the first full diocesan service led by Bishop William Lawrence. Bishops from Springfield Maine Rhode Island attended as the procession entered and left Park Street Church amid large crowds. The service featured an official proclamation by Chancellor Saunders and Holy Communion to close.
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ST. Paul's Cathedral
James de Wolf Perry
Rhode Island
Edward W. Osborne
Illinois
Robert Codman
Maine
William Lawrence
Boston
Edmund S&s
Rousmaniere
D. D
William Edward W. Osborne
Springfield
III
Lawrence
Park Street
Joseph Grafton Minot
Robert T. Walker
Church of the Advent
Episcopal Theological School
George Hodges
St. Paul’s Church
Robert Means Lawrence
John F. Words
Carlton
P. Millb
Clarence H. Poor
Diocesan Board of Missions
Prescott Evarts
Pees City
Frederick , Allen
Francis E. Webster
L. C. Manchester
George J. Prescott
Fred E. Fernald
Advent
Frederick J. Walton
Ralph M. Harper
E. Pierson Beebe
Harry Burnett
Daniel D. Addison
Alexander Mann
Philo W. Sprague
Samuel Babcock
Edmund
Perry
Osborne
Codman
St. Paul's
Charles G. Saunders
Mary Sophia Walker
Waltham
Harriet Sarah Walker
Death in Maine hunting accident claims Delmar Miller
Bath Maine October 7 Ernest Mulligan's rifle accidentally discharged during a hunt, killing Delmar Miller 23 years old in Bath. The two men were hunting when the accident occurred.
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Maine
Bath
Ernest Mulligan
Delmar
Miller
Local Shoe Shop Ad Promises Comfort and Style
An ad touts easy walking comfort and better appearance than $10 shoes. It notes address at 8 Street corner Beech and mentions Washmnete and H. Harrison as presumably involved in the display or sale.
Berman Reelected President of Congregation Ohel Jacob
East Boston based Congregation Ohel Jacob elected Charles Berman for another year, marking his fourth term as president. The group plans a Hebrew free school and aims to make it the largest in the state. Officers named include Samuel Albert vice president Joseph Levengen treasurer Rev J Turetson Julius Davidson secretaries and L Helman sexton. A public installation will occur at the next meeting.
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Ohel Jacob
Gove
Paris
Boston
Charles Berman
Berman
Samuel ‘Albert
Joseph Levengen
Boston Women Publicity Club elects officers at first meeting
The Boston Women Publicity Club elected officers at its first meeting of the year yesterday at the Hotel Thorp dike. Mrs. George B Gallup was named president, Mrs. Cleveland A Chandler vice president, Mrs. E H Leonard recording secretary, Mrs. Frank Roberts corresponding secretary, and Miss Florence Lent secretary. Meetings will be held on the first Monday of each month during the winter.
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Women’s Publicity
Boston Women's Publicity Cly
Thorpdike
Cleveland A. Chandler
Frank Roberts
Florence’ Lent
Kidnapping of 11 Year Old Abbie Mellen Alarmed Newton Family
Abbie Mellen, 11, living with wealthy relatives at 18 Carter Street Newton Upper Falls, was abducted from her home after playing outside. A man and woman lured her away just after supper and boarded a Boston-bound streetcar. Mrs Shea alerted police as the couple disappeared. no suspects or victim word by nightfall.
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Abbie Mellen
Daniel F. ‘Shea
Carter Street
Newton Upper Falls
Abbie
O'Meara Retires Two Police Officers
Police Commissioner Stephen O Meara announced the retirement of two patrolmen. John B Glawson of Joy street station served 24 years and Frank Brock from West Roxbury station served 30 years. Both are physically unfit for active duty and will receive 650 dollars per year.
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Stephen O’meara
John B. Glawson
Joy Street
West End
Frank Brock
West Roxbury
Powers 10 Intervene in Balkans
Paris reports European powers plan to intervene in the Balkan capitals and Constantinople to present a unified note to the Ottoman government. Britain accepts French proposals, with Russia coordinating a joint presentation. Diplomatic steps aim to ease tension amid a large troop buildup, as officials note progress but avoid optimism.
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Paris
Balkan
Constantinople
Great Britain
Poincare
Sergius Saxonoff
Balkans
France
Russia
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Foreign Office
Austria
Balkan States
Turkey
Greatest hotel in United States to rise at Chicago site
Levy Mayer and Edwin F. Meyer plan an $8,000,000 hotel on the Hotel Stratford site at South Michigan avenue and East Jackson boulevard. The Francis I style building will have 162 by 172 feet frontage, pink French granite first two stories, terra cotta above, and 1000 rooms with showers baths ventilation and plunge baths in some rooms.
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Chicago
United States
Levy Mayer
Edwin F. Meyer
Stratford
Michigan Avenue
East Jackson Boulevard
Benjamin A. Marshall
Marshall & Fox
Gould Gets 400000 Back From Customs
Frank J. Gould won release of all 400000 dollars of baggage seized by customs on arrival from Paris. He paid 2844 duties on dutiable items but most jewelry was claimed as American purchase or pre-assessed. Gould plans to seek no duty in court arguing non resident status. collector Loeb doubts residence status given plans to reopen Fifth Avenue home and employ servants.
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New York
Frank J. Gould
Loeb
Gould
Fifth Avenue
Youth vandals damage Plymouth Memorial on Monument Hill
Oct 7 report states youths under 14 disfigured the pedestal and buttresses of the national memorial, with architects warning large sections may need razing for repairs.
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Plymouth
National Memorial
Monument Hill
Lightning Damages Memorial. Youth Vandalism Follows Repair
On August 23 lightning struck a monument featuring Faith with the Pilgrims Mayflower tablet, displacing stones and blackening the granite. After a successful repair plan, four boys aged 12 to 14 were caught vandalizing the memorial during several nights and faced juvenile court.
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Faith
Chelsea Postpones Police Appointments Action
By request of Mayor Malone the Chelsea Aldermen postponed for two weeks the confirmation of appointments for Sergeant William H. Gaillac as police inspector and Francis A. McCarthy as sergeant of police. An amendment to raise the number of sergeants to three was passed to be engrossed but later laid on the table amid city discontent.
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Chelsea
Malone
William H. Gaillac
Francis A. McCarthy
Cook
S H Harrison Co Ad Promotes Bench-Mhoes Fit
An advertisement from S H Harrison Co at 662 672 Washington Street corner Beach touts Bench-made shoes claiming superior fit feel and appearance with price points of 3 50 4 00 and 5 00.
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Mrs. Harriman
Bride
Penn
New England
Bromfield Street
Ruoriel Vs
Fue Rces
Deslauries
Waneer Winter
Bryan
Bay State
James, Williams and Clark
Tango
Packard
Aden Washmnete
H. Harrison
Corner Beech
Congregation
Chél Jacob
East
J.E. Purdy & Co
John L. Bessaurles
O’meara
Ae Sox
Louis
Fayette Court
Siegel's
Oxford
Jai
Andrews
Washington, Cor
Water St
Frn
All Tusin Holland Wine Company
Aisich R
Adams Square
Boylston Street
Washington St
Summer St
Haymarket Sq
Red Sox
Fenway Park
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