Boy arrested for breaking and entering bootblack stand
William Wolf aged 15 of 519 Harrison avenue was held at the station on a charge of breaking and entering the bootblack stand at 2012 Brattle street and stealing cigars and cigarettes. Patrolman Fay saw a boy on Court street distributing cigars from a box, chased him, and after a pursuit through Stoddard street Wolf was arrested at Station 2 and later released.
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William Wolf
Harrison Avenue
Brattle Street
Fay
Division 3
Court Street
Stoddard Street
Wolf
Love affair led to Esterhazy's withdrawal
A Vienna dispatch says Count Eugen Esterhazy left the Jesuits after a love affair with French Marchioness de Raynac, whom he later married. He also began legal action to reclaim the $175,000 fortune he donated to the order when joining in 1885, a move creating sensation in Vienna.
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London
Vienna
Eugen Esterhazy
Order of Jesuits
Next Congress May Abolish Coal Tax
Washington reports that Congress is likely to repeal the 67 cent per ton duty on anthracite coal. Secretary Moody's Madison speech argued the tax was sneaked into the tariff act, disguising a levy as a free list item, since many anthracite specimens fall below 92 percent fixed carbon and are taxed despite claims of exemption.
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Congress
Washington
Secretary Moody
Madison
Wis
Moody
Peary to undergo treatment for frostbitten feet in Philadelphia
Commander Robert E. Peary Arctic explorer arrives in Philadelphia to seek medical care for feet injured in the far north. An operation may be required after frostbite and four years since the expedition, with toes amputated in the past.
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Philadelphia
Robert BE. Peary
Peary
Hayti Revolutionists Repel Government Attack at Montreuis
At Montreuis revolutionists fended off a government assault as the armored ship Nouvelle Veldrogue bombarded rebel positions. Government troops tried a landing but were repelled with many casualties. Lt Joix Colin urged Port au Prince residents to arms as General Colin plans a second Montreuis strike. General Nord to advance on Plaisance.
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Port AU Prince
Hayti
Montreuis
Nouvelle Veldrogue
Joix Colin
Colin
Nord
Plaisance
Boston raises funds for miners in perilous fight
A Boston appeal highlights coal mine dangers and daily losses as miners demand aid and a safer future. The speaker laments two and two thirds deaths per day, cites disasters from Testimony to Johns Town and Tennessee, and shares a letter from a grieving wife and children, urging relief and end to slave-like conditions.
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Tom
Titchton
Johnstown
Penn
Tennessee
Bishop Fellows
Chicago
Henry Beach
Henry
Alice
Goodby
Ellen
Elbert
Howard
Carl Grimes
Audrey Woods
Eddy
Lilley
Jimmie
Morris
Darling
Be on guard against shifting public opinion in mining strike
James F. Carey denounces the partnership of capital and God, commends Mitchell and miners, criticizes governors for militia actions, and urges workers to stay alert to changing press sympathy. He warns that public support cools over time and ties miners’ fate to that of workers.
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Carey
Baer
Morgan
Mitchell
New York
Glens Falls
Hudson River Railroad
Pennsylvania
Labor
Resolutions Adopted Declaring Property and Public Good
The resolutions state that the earth and its fullness belong to the Lord and deny title conveyance to President Baer and associates. They affirm government is for the common good, safeguarding public safety prosperity and happiness, not private gain. The body is formed as a voluntary association and social compact binding citizens.
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Baer
Rebels Driven to Mountains in Colombia Action
Report from Colon Colombia says government forces defeated rebels at La Cienaga and drove general Uribe Uribe from Tenarife on the Magdalena River. Uribe Uribe fled to the mountains. Cordovez in Panama says troops are aiding pacification with 2000 men per department. Interior pacified. amnesty guarantees under President Marroquin.
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Colon
Colombia
Cartagena
la Cienaga
Uribe- Uribe
Tenarife
Magdalena River
Cordovez
Panama
Uribe-Uribe
Castillo
Fernandez
Larranquilla
Perdomo
Marroquin
Resolutions on law, rights, and coal, from a public gathering
The body proclaims law as the rule for the common good and denies exclusive privileges to individuals or firms. It asserts protection for all under law, civil authority over military power, and holds coal source owners responsible for distress from shortages. It condemns railroad officials for law violations and laments the President’s stance amid coal miners’ hardship and gains.
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Pennsylvania
White House
Councilman Curry Rescues Horse Thief Pursuit
Ward 9 Councilman Curry, aided by his police badge, stopped two intoxicated horse thieves near a hotel on Washington Street. He pursued them, but they fled. he captured the turnout with bystanders and took the pair to Dedham Street station. The horse and carriage were returned to the Green Street Jamaica Plain owner.
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Curry
Ward 9
Washington Street
Eustis Street
Dedham Street
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Brewery Unions Receive Applications From Non-Union Men
Brewery Workers' Unions 14 and 29 Bottlers and Drivers' Union 122 Coopers' Union 89 Engineers' Union 16 and Fire men's Union 3 held meetings yesterday to receive applications for membership of non-union workers employed by the master brewers during the strike last summer. Applications were referred to membership committees for regular consideration per the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration plan.
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Brewery Workers
Bottlers and Drivers
Coopers’ Union
Engineers
Firemen's Union
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Ahearn Says He Was Hurled From Window
John Ahearn 35 of 20 Bynner Street Jamaica Plain lies in City Hospital with a lacerated neck wound from being hurled through a window yesterday morning. He recalls nothing of his actions at 75 School Street Jamaica Plain at 6 o clock but remembers someone threw him out.
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John Ahearn
Bynner Street
Jamaica Plain
City Hospital
Ahearn
School Street
Four-masted schooner burned and sank off Alligator Lighthouse
Captain Samuel Williams reported from Key West that residents near Alligator lighthouse saw a large four-masted schooner afire in the gulf near Key Largo on Sunday, sank after, crew saved and later taken off by a steamer bound north.
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Key West
Fla
Samuel Williams
Ruelar
the Keys
Key Largo
Gulf
Alligator
Miss Quirk Funeral Set For Tuesday
The funeral for Miss Mary A. Quirk will be held at St Stephen's Church Tuesday at 9 o'clock. Born in the North End and a graduate of St John's Parochial School she was active in the Young Ladies' Sodality. She is half-sister to Deputy Water Commissioner John J. Leahy and sister of William J. Quirk.
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Mary A. Quirk
John J. Leahy
William J. Quirk
Unity Street
St. Stephen's Church
Miss Quirk
North End
St. John’s
Young Ladies’ Sodality
Aged Somerville Man Dead
Charles Gilkey died yesterday fore noon at his home 337 Highland avenue Somerville at age 8. He was born Freeman Missouri September 16 1813. He came from Maine to Arlington 26 years ago and engaged in the milk business retiring in 1887. A widow and three sons Frank J West Somerville George E Wellington and Charles B Brockton survive.
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Charles Gilkey
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Freeman
Maine
Arlington
Frank J
West Somerville
George E
Wellington
Charles 8
Brockton
Child Falls From Window Probably Fatal
A two year old Nellie McCarthy of 80 West Dedham Street fell 30 feet from a third story window and was taken to City Hospital with a fractured skull. doctors fear she will not survive. The Brooklyn Eagle comments on honoring Nancy Hanks Lincoln as Lincoln’s mother, praising those who defended her legacy against detractors.
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Nellie McCarthy
Dedham Street
City Hospital
Nancy Hanks
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Brooklyn Eagie
Natick Church Dedicated Ten Years After Cornerstone
Natick observes the formal dedication of St Patrick’s Church led by Archbishop John J Williams. The service included consecration, high mass, Gounod’s mass, 75-voice chorus, solos by Lon Brine and Michael Dwyer, organist Elizabeth A McCann, and a sermon by Bishop Beaven.
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Natick
St. Patrick's Church
John J. Williams
Thomas F. Cusack
Hudson
John A
Elizabeth A. McCann
Worcester
Bishop Beaven
Springfield
Father Delaney
Lawrence O'Toole
West Newton
Daniel McGrath
Leominster
Beaven
Operation to cure Lolita Armour by Lorenz in Vienna
The crippled child Lolita Armour, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Ogden Armour, underwent a pioneering operation by Professor Adolf Lorenz of the University of Vienna. Lorenz declared the procedure a complete success and predicted she would walk ordinarily when the plaster cast is removed next spring.
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Chicago
J. Ogden Armour Hope
Lolita
Adolf Lorenz
University of Vienna
Lorenz
Boston Syndicate Buys Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad
In Southern Pines North Carolina on October 12 reports say E W Shedd representing Boston capitalists bought the Aberdeen and Rockfish railroad running from Aberdeen to near Fayetteville. The line will become part of the Motor County and Western railway from Concord to Fayetteville. The sale seems likely despite the railroad’s good business. More developments are anticipated to be announced soon.
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Southern Pines
N. C
E. W. Shedd
Boston Capitalists
Aberdeen & Rockfish Railroad
Aberdeen
Fayetteville
Concord
Motor County & Western Railway
Aberdeen & Rockfish Railway
German cruisers sent to Venezuela for murder
London Oct 12 The Daily Mail reports Germany orders cruisers Vineta Panther and Gazelle to Venezuela after the murder of Adam Russell a German subject and Venezuela Plantation Company manager Willemstad Island of Curacao dispatch notes Vineta already reached Laguaira Uruguay?
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London
Hamburg
The
Daily Mail
Venezuela
Adam Russell
Vineta
Panther
Gazelle
Willemstead
Curacao
Laguaira
McNary Endorsed by Bohemian Literary and Athletic Group
The Bohemian American Literary and Athlete Association in Tent Hall yesterday endorsed Hon. William B. McNary for Congress. McNary spoke at length on campaign issues, focusing on tariff reduction for raw products and government supervision of coal mines.
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Bohemian American Literary and Athlete Association
Tent Hall
William 8. McNary
Congress
McNary
Electric cars crash in Paris injure thirty nine
In Paris on October 12 a motorman error sent one electric car into another on Avenue de la Republique. The collision crowded both cars left thirty nine injured with broken limbs and cuts from glass and splinters. several were hospitalized.
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Paris
Avenue de la Republique
Worcester Rector Assigned to Otter River Church
The Rev. James J. Howard of Worcester has been appointed pastor of the Catholic church in Otter River, succeeding the Rev. James Prendergast.
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Worcester
James J. Howard
Otter River
James Prendergast
Emmanuel Lasker World Chess Champion Arrives on Columbia
World chess champion Emmanuel Lasker was a passenger aboard the Anchor Line steamer Columbia, arriving tonight in port from Glasgow. The notable arrival from Glasgow highlights the prominent figure visiting New York.
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New York
Emmanuel Lasker
Anchor Line
Columbia
Glasgow
Baer Should Be Put Under Restraint Letter
To the Editor of the Post T C Kennedy East Boston October 11 1902 argues Baer as self appointed ambassador of divine power should be restrained He claims President Roosevelt must act in an emergency to avert disaster to manufacturers protect homes of citizens and save the Republican party from annihilation.
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Roosevelt
Republican Party
Boston
Duss Leads Summer Engagement At St Nicholas Garden
The bandmaster and composer Duss gains notable success from his all summer engagement at St Nicholas Garden New York. His band offers a wide repertoire from standard to popular music and showcases strong programme planning. Seat sales for three Symphony Hall concerts start Monday Oct 20 at the box office with popular price scales.
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Duss
St. Nicholas Garden
New York
Symphony Hall
Stage Gossip Prominent Actors Travel and Performances
Julia Marlowe strolls with her Boston terrier at the Common as Jack Gilmour joins Mrs. Pat Campbell for a two week engagement. Signor Mascagni’s company arrives for Music Hall week of Nov 3 with Cavalleria Rusticana and other works. Louis Mann’s Hoch the Con sul tour aids Clara Lipman’s return while Hawtrey heads to New York for talks before Boston return. Henry Savage’s tour heads to Buffalo and Chicago as Castle Square Opera. Carl Behr hosts an informal Concert in Whitney Hall. BE & Willard set two weeks at Princess Theatre Toronto then Detroit then Tremont as November opens.
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Signor
Pietro Mascagni
Music Hall
Louis -Mann
Hoch the Consul
Clara Lipman
Charles Hawtrey
New York
Museum
Henry W. Savage
Opera
Tremont
Buffalo
Chicago
Boston
Castle Square Opera Company
Carl Behr
Whitney Hall
Coolidge Corner
BE &. Willard
Princess Theatre
Toronto
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Willard
Mars
Bowdoin Square
Australia
Jeffie Tillbury
Castle Square
Mr. Potter
Texas
Corse Payton
Peaceful Valley
Heart of Maryland
Grand Opera House
Alma Kruger
Maryland Calvert
Will M.cressy
Blanche Dayne
Keith
Bill Biffins
Macarte Sisters
Hill and
Silviany
Ed Latell
Hayes and Healy
Burke Brothers
Macart
Kneisel
Chickering Hall
Symphony Hall
Huntington
Massachusetts Avenues
Boston Theater Season Opens with Varied Repertory
Tonight in Boston many attractions open or continue including The Defender at Columbia Theatre with Alexander Clarke and Clara Lavine, Aida and Martha at Tremont, The King of Detectives at Grand Opera House, Only a Shop Girl at Music Hall with Lottie Williams, and Queen Fiammetta with Julia Marlowe at Hollis.
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Columbia Theatre
Alexander Clarke
Clara Lavine
Aida
Martha
Tremont
Boston
Grand Opera House
Music Hall
Lottie Williams
Julia Marlowe
the Hollis
William Gillette
Denman Thompson
Old Homestead
Robert Edeson
Star
Colonial
Bertha Galland
Notre Dame
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Yle
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Lessee
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Empire Theatre
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Opera House
George W. Magee
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Md-Air
By Theodore Kremer
David Belasco
Heart of
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Globe
S. Mats
Richard Harding Davis
Augustus Thomas
Henry B. Harris
Haymarke
Cook's “Moltke” Cruise
Mediterranean
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Washington St
Castle Theatre
Tremont St
Tel
Castle Sq. Theatre Dramatic Stock Co
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Boston Museum
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Hnivetaal
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X Mar
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