Distinguish'd party aboard Dominion liner New England
The Dominion liner New England, captained by John James, departed Queenstown at 10 am bound for Charlestown with 921 passengers including Irish figures John Dillon and Michael Davitt en route to the United Irish League convention opening Oct. 19 in the Hub. The voyage is delayed to the night of the 16th or early 17th.
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New England
John James
Queenstown
Charlestown
Liverpool
John Dillon
Irish National Party
House of Commons
Michael Davitt
United Irish League
Joy Line
Old Dominion and
Seaboard
New York
New Haven Railroad
Long Island
Providence
Maine
T Wharf
Mary Cabral
Viking
Joseph Warren
Mattie Brundage
Clara R. Harwood
Sylvie M. Nunan
James G. Blaine
Joseph W. Lufkin
Maxwell
Veteran
Haddock
Hake
Susie B
Annie W. Parker
Galveston
Europe
Southern Pacific Company
Morgan Line
New Orleans
Morgan
Prairie
Charlestown Navy Yard
Norfolk
el Sol
William Hughes
George Gould
Dewey
Albert Stephens
Dublin
Massachusetts
New York Shipbuilding Company
Atlantic Transport Company
Adam's Microbe Killer remedy claim for dyspepsia cure
An advertisement asserts that dyspepsia is a germ disease cured by killing microbes bred by fermentation in the stomach. It promotes Adam's Microbe Killer as safe and scientific, claiming it cures catarrh consumption and blood disorders, with a Boston office at 389 Washington St.
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Adam
Morning Almanac Note of Maritime Arrivals and Voiceless Vessels
The mini almanac lists sun and moon timings for Oct 11 and details numerous steamers and schooners arriving from South Amboy to Portland and Gloucester. It notes clearances and sailings including the Bostonian, Leith bound ships, and several barges and tugs with destinations in Maine, New Jersey, and beyond.
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Halifax
Pye
Charlottetown
Wawkesbury
C. B
Kershaw
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
James
Whitney
Grove
New York
Kennebec
Marr
Bath
City of
Lynch
Merry
Maurice River
N. J
David Faust
Remick
Eliza Lavensaler
Kellar
Madagascar
Wood
South Amboy
Regina
Hill
Jersey City
Garnet
Newport
Easternport
R. P. Chase
Kingsbury
Fannie Hodgkins
Coffin
Wiscasset
Boynton
Nelson
Chester R. Lawrence
Grinnell
Herman F. Kimball
Cooper
Rockport
James Freeman
Mathias
Lizzie Lee
Lowell
Frankfort
Charles A. Hunt
Dow
Sunbeam
Campbell
Annie
Reuben
Stonington
James A. Webster
Webster
Vinal Haven
Nile
Morrill
Onward
Kelloch
Annie Sargent
Tibbetts
May Brewer
Bmalley
Silver Spray
Webber
Rockland
A. H. Hiarding
Card
Newburyport
A. G. Lanson
Ingerson
Lanesville
Mass
Swatara
Taylor
Merriam
Piscataqua
Perkins
Portsmouth
N. H
Bostonian
London
Adra
Leith
Scotland
Carrie Strong
Parraboro
George Parker
Bay of Islands
Nellie Carter
Windsor
Jacob M. Haskell
Port Tampa
Mary’ Adelaide Randall
Bella Russell
Bangor
A. F. Kindberg
Anna
Hillsboro
N. B
Neva
Bear River
P. T. Barnum
Alice Hol
Srook
Nantasket Roads
George W. Glover
Reandout
Salem
Beverly
Samuel Castner
Schommers R
T. Hargraves
Onyx
Effie May
St. John
Olivia
Clementsport
Mercedes
Belleveau Bova
E. Merriam
Parrsboro
N. S
B. Kennard
Wille’ L. Maxwell
Eastern
Endowers Meet in Tremont Temple For New England Convention
A large Christian Endeavor convention opens in Tremont Temple Tuesday with speakers led by Rev. Dr A C Dixon and Rev Russell H Conwell. Dr F E Clark returns from Europe to address the 1902 gathering. Attendance aims for 10000 with 300 singers directing by H E Washburn. The three day event includes worship services, Good Citizenship talks with Governor Jordan, and evangelistic planning. A final banquet in Lorimer Hall closes the opening day activities.
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New England
Tremont Temple
A. C. Dixon
Russell T. Hall
D. D
Connecticut
P. S. Henson
Brooklyn
Russell H. Conwell
Philadelphia
F. E. Clark
Christian Endeavor Movement
Europe
Christian Endeavor
H. E. Washburn
Boston
Jordan
New Hampshire
David M. Beach
Beaver
Col
Frank Crane
Worcester
Frank B. Sprague
Rhode Island Union
Committee of 13
Park Street
Bromfield Street
Gilbert Hall
Congress of Workers
Lorimer Hall
Rev G E Littlefield Defines Socialism
The Rev George E Littlefield of cooperative church fame issues a Socialist party letter to voters declaring the party's principles. He argues for science and justice in government, equal opportunity, and the brotherhood of man, aligning socialism with Christian ethics as he runs for Congress in Massachusetts sixth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Party
Brotherhood of Man
Massachusetts
George FE. Littlefield
Anarchists MacQueen and Grossman Freed on Bail
Paterson New Jersey October 10 MacQueen and Grossman two Anarchists arrested after July disturbances were released today under bail of seventeen thousand dollars each.
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Paterson
N. J
Pains in the Back Warn of Kidney or Liver Weakness
Pains in the back signal a weak or stagnant kidney or liver condition and warn against neglect. They are often linked with low energy, lack of courage, and gloomy foreboding, yet many have found cure through experience and remedies.
Broadway Theatre and Opera Highlights Across City
A roundup of theatre news and stars with engagements, openings, and notable performances. President Mitchell plans a Boston Theatre Sunday night appearance. Martin Harvey opens at Herald Square Monday. Edmund Breese may withdraw from Monte Cristo tonight. Viola Allen's acclaim in The Eternal City noted. Henry Savage develops Peggy from Paris with W. T. Hodge joining. Windy City success for John W. Ransone in The Prince of Pilsen. Hall Caine to sail for America to view The New England Conservatory offers a one year vocal scholarship with public auditions on Oct 14 and 17. Blaney promotes Haydee Countess of Monte Cristo spectacle.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Boston Theatre
Martin Harvey
Herald Square Theatre
New York
Edmund Breese
Henry W. Savage
Peggy
Paris
W. T. Hodge
Chicago
John W. Ransone
Windy City
Hans Wagner
Hall Caine
Blaney
Count of Monte Cristo
Haydee, Countess of
Monte Cristo
J. R. Abarbanell
Columbia
Chamberlyn
the Defender
King of Detectives
Grand Opera House
Reilly
Woods
Music Hall
Lottie Williams
Boston
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Australia
Chinatown
Castle Square Theatre Company
Archibald Clavering Gunter
Mr. Potter
Texas
Park ‘Theatre
Tremont ‘Tannhauser
Aida
Martha
Denman Thompson
Bertha Galland
Notre Dame
Mars
Charles Inlawtrey
Museum
Bill Biffins
Will M. Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Keith
Sam Bilton
Quigley Brothers
Tremont Theatre
Byrne
Siznora Eleonora Duse
Boston ‘Theatre
Collins
First Regiment
Artie Hall
Ethel Robinson
John Quigley
John H. Clahane
Dudley Prescott
Henry J. Harding
Lynn Cadet Band to Play Ragtime Tonight at Fair
The Lynn Cadet Band, famed for a great Mechanics' fair impact, will perform ragtime airs this evening. The program focuses on ragtime music and songs of the sunny South, marking what officials call the third week of the triennial exhibition’s peak period.
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Music Hall
Salem Cadet Band
Pat Reilly
J. Bernard Dyllyn
The
Four Emperors of Music
Mitchell Sisters
Orpheus Comedy Quartet
Frank D. Bryan
Charles Smith
Reilly and Woods Company
Lynn
Mechanics’ Fair
Sunny
South
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Summer St
Women’s Store
Regal
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Avonmouth
Eng
Grand Junction
New Haven & Hartford
Tween
Delaware River
Morgan Combine
Leyland and Dominion Lines
Old Bay State
Combine
Taffrail
Honolulu
Julia E. Whalen
Klondike
Essex
Sylvester Whalen
Catharine
Ellen
Mary E. Whalen
Frances Whalen
Wm, Radam Microbe Killer Co
Washington St
Rev
G. E. Littlefield
Hood
Hood’s
A. D. Coleman
Coleman Dental
Exsex
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company Home Office Agency
Milk Street
Ohas
H. Flood
Federal Street
H. Curtis
Theatres
John B. Schoeffel
St. Louis
Buffalo
Tannhauser
Norwood
Ramey
DuFre
Messrs
Sheehan
Goff
Boyle
Coombs
Carmen
Ivell
Bennyson
Paull
D’aubigne
Aida-Marter
Faust
Trovatore
Marteza
Elizabeth Murray
Miles Stavordale
Howard
O’brien and
Havel
Bally
Bears
Eretto Family
Captain Kelly
Jules
Fila Garrison
Mitchell
Cain
Gussandos
Carr
Tascott
Macarte Sisters
Silviany
Ed Latell
Hayes and
Healy
Burke Brothers
Macart
Dog and Monkey Circus
al and
Mamie Anderson
James Huber
Denver
Olrac
Tara
Howards
Barnum
Georgia Gems
Mons
Duponti
Chauncey Ver- Valins
Palace Theatre
Waldron
Lawrence McCarty
Lessee
Mgr
Fair Pr.ces
Matinee Today
Around the
Bolossy Kiralfy
Empire Theatre
Suez Canal
Calcutta
Narkahira
Artis Hall
Bee Dudley Prescott
Hardbet
Matinee
George W. Magee
Lessee & Mar
Tremont
Itt Hanlon
Ss. Byrne
Voyace
Suisse
Switzerland
Boston Museum
Universal Verdicts
Charles Frohman
Cunus Hawtrey
Castle Stnearne
Tremont St
Oxford, Dally
Castle Sq. Theatre Dramatic Stock Co. Co
Potter
Colonial Theatre
Ss. Matinee
Boston Herald
Robert Edeson
Richard Harding Davis
Augustus Thomas
Henry B. Harris
Austin & Stone
Marvellous Huber
the Gregorys
Hou Ly
Day & Ivy Smart Vanderlile
Clean
Clever
Olrac and
Lava
Er MU
Ounday
Bowdoin Attiree
Zeffie Tilbury and the Stock Co
Haymarket
Howard Joe
Ini P.M Motor Cycle
Whirl
O'Brien
Batty'n Bears
Eretta Family
Kelly's
Zouaves
2 Glissandos
Carr and
the Gagnonx
Whitely and
Bell
Nantiset Heal Soaners
Rowe's Wharf
Pemberton
Nantasket
G. P. Cushing
S. Curry
School of Expression
Ty Pierce
Copley Sq
Capell
Equestrienne
A. H. Chamberlyn
Corse Payton
Frank Harvey
Peaceful Valley
Isis Rutarrne
Isaac B. Rich
Marlowe
Julia Marlowe
Fiammetta
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