Doheny Seized by Insanity After Assaulting Nurse
Edward Doheny Pittsburg pitcher, 36, attacked nurse Oberlin Howarth with a stove poker in Andover. After a hour of defying neighbors and police he was overpowered and committed to Danvers asylum. Howarth suffered a serious scalp wound but is expected to recover. The case follows Doheny's recent period of irregular behavior and a mental health decline.
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Doheny's illness shocks Pittsburg nine after a tough series
Post reporter shocks Pittsburg players at Ven dome with news of pitcher Doheny's insane deed. Captain Clarke mourns the loss of a general favorite and pitching mainstay. He notes Doheny’s absence since Sept 6 and cites overwork as a suspected cause of a high nervous order ailment.
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Germany Views Russia and Japan on Verge of War
Berlin reports from the German embassies in St. Petersburg and Tokyo describe Russia and Japan as poised for possible war if either maintains current positions. Both nations show hostile preparations yet governments have not committed to fight or surrender, keeping a fragile balance susceptible to a single step from either side.
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Socialists attacked in Lasters Hall meeting in Lynn
Martha Moore Avery and David Goldstein led an anti Socialism rally drawing 800 people in Lasters Hall. Avery denounced socialism as immoral and atheistic linking it to free love while Goldstein emphasized the alleged socialist ties to open relations. The audience heckled with hisses and interruptions as several women exited during his remarks.
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Honourables Toasted by Canadians in Toronto Visit
Canadians welcomed London and Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company guests at the Toronto Club with a two hour reception. Delegations from the Toronto garrison escorted the visitors as Colonel Buchan led a coupled toast to King Edward and President Roosevelt amid cheers.
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Columbia
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Financial World Awaits Morgan's Move
The market watches J. Pierpont Morgan as shipbuilding company revelations hurt his reputation. Financiers in the United States and Europe fear market impact in the coming week. Charles M. Schwab also faces damage, but Morgan remains the pivotal figure amid distrust of large corporations.
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Man jumps from fourth story to escape imagined pursuers
Annibale Deliniano, 22, of North End, jumped from a fourth story window at 247 Hanover Street believing a gang hunted him. He suffered a fractured skull and broken arms. he is considered insane. His cousin Ida Crisoff witnessed the terror and fright.
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Zionist Society Formed at 19 Auburn Street with 35 Members
A new Zionist society organized last evening at 19 Auburn Street drew a membership of 35. Julius Meyer spoke on Zionism. Elected officers include President Benjamin Peters, Vice-President Miss Minnie Brill, Secretary Miss Gertrude Bergen, and Treasurer J PearlzweY.
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Julius Meyer
Benjamin Peters
Minnie Brill
Gertrude Bergen
J. Pearlzwey
Chelsea Man Robbed in Cellar
Isaac H. Curry of 96 Marlboro Street Chelsea was lured into a cellar at 80 Phillips Street early Sunday morning and robbed of his watch and chain. He reported the loss at Station 3 as police arrested Nathaniel Golden and charged him with the theft.
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Marlboro Street
Chelsea
Phillips Street
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Funeral services for Mrs Emma C Moody in Northfield
The funeral of Mrs Emma C Moody widow of Dwight L Moody will be held at 3 PM Tuesday in the Congregational Church Northfield. She died after two years with Brights disease and will lie in state for two hours before the service. Interment follows at Round Top beside her husband.
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Emma C. Moody
Dwight L. Moody
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Malden residents urged to shop at low price Boston store
If You Live in Malden You will find that the Sub way cars take you quite near to the lowest price house in Boston for well made clothing furnishing goods and hats. By getting off at the Scoling Square Station and walking down Hanover Street a short way you can see our buildings on the corner of Hanover and Portland Streets.
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Mrs Booth Addresses 700 Prisoners at State Prison
Mrs Ballington Booth spoke to 700 inmates in the chapel on the troubles that beset men inside prison as well as outside. A special musical program accompanied the visit yesterday morning.
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Booth
Piper Lectures on Dowie at Huntington Chambers
The Rev. Wiliam Hamner Piper, overseer for New England of Dowie’s Christian Catholic Church, lectured on Elijah the Restorer and Dowie’s visit to New York with 3000 followers at Huntington Chambers. He criticized other denominations for minimizing God and claimed Dowie’s followers are the strongest religious organization the world has seen.
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New England
John Alexander Dowie
Christian Catholic Church
Elijah
New York City
Restoration
Huntington Chambers
Huntington Avenue
Dowie
Sam Parks Says He Has Been Bankrupted by Friends
New York Oct 11 News says Sam Parks has gone broke as friends circulate the claim. Parks and associates allegedly forced Henry Farley walking delegate under perjury charge at Parks trial. Levy and Unger withdrew after fee nonpayment. court counsel to defend Farley will appear. Public expectation is Farley will plead guilty and become a state’s witness.
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New York
Sam Parks
Parks
Henry Farley
Levy & Unger
Farley
Music Hall Sunday Night Concert Draws Crowd
The second in the Sun day night concert series at Music Hall drew a full house under the North End Dispensary. The crowded theatre sold every seat and many stood during the pleasing program described as one of the best ever at Music Hall.
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North End Dispensary
Auto Express Drivers Out in Boston Lockout
Eleven drivers were discharged by the Boston Auto Express Company on Saturday amid a dispute tied to union affiliation and wearing Team Drivers' District Council buttons. Union and council meetings set for Wednesday night to discuss redress and support.
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Team Drivers’ District Council
Washington Street
Boston Barbers Union Plans Dexter Hall Banquet
The Boston Barbers' Union 182 will tender a banquet at Dexter Hall Wells Memorial building in Wells Me on Nov 12 for delegates attending the International Barbers' Union convention of the A F of L. The largest meeting yet admitted 78 applicants yesterday as the union grows.
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Wells Memorial Building
International Barbers’ Union
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Boston
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Jamaica Plains
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Barbers’ Union
Charlestown
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Main Street
Local Labor Notes from National Building Trades Council
Wil lam J. Fitzgerald named as general deputy organizer in a commission from national headquarters. Coal and Hoisting Engineers Union elected Wesley A. Goodwin A Lambert and William Guerney as representatives to the Water Front Delegate Council. Carpenters District Council discussed craft questions and trade conditions and planned a mass meeting of 24 unions this month. Freight Handlers Assembly to hold a social and ball at Oda Fellows Hall in late November or early December inviting Knights of New England readers. Teamsters and Handlers election of a business agent to be the next major item on the agenda.
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Willam J. Fitzgerald
Coal and Hoisting Engineers’ Union
Wesley A. Goodwin
A. J.lambert
William Guerney
Water Front
Carpenters’ District Council
Ore Bela “ Oda
Knights of New England
S Brotherhood of Teamsters
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