Campbell Named for Court Clerk Post in Democratic Convention
Francis A. Campbell won the Suffolk county Democratic convention nomination for clerk of the Superior Civil Court in Faneuil Hall. Campbell edged Oliver Stevens and Francis Burke in a close roll call, with ex-Alderman Martin M. Lomasney guiding party unity amid debates over the clerkship.
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Suffolk County
Faneuil Hall
Francis A. Campbell
Superior Civil Court
Joseph A. Willard
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Donovan
Kelcher
Relerkship
Fred H. Seavey
Winthrop
Oliver Stevens
Wesleyan Hall
Fitzgerald
Hugh Montague
David B. Shaw
John H. Donovan
Campbell
Martin M. Lomasney
Lomasney
Sullivan
Francis Burke
Brighton
Seavey
Fred H. O’brien
Boston Bar Association
Charles B. Southard
Bar Association
Jennings
Arthur W. Dolan
Common Council
Frank P. Ewing
David Leahy
William F. McClellan
Joseph J. Marley
Michael W. Norris
Slattery
Local Boston Forecast Rain Thursday Friday Fair
Boston area forecast calls for rain on Thursday with a change to fair conditions by Friday. Skies clear later with no mention of snow or hail. Temperature outlook not specified. Winds expected light to moderate with humidity likely rising through the day.
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Boston and Vicinity
Father John's Medicine Promoted By Treasury Official
Treasury Department in Washington endorses Father John's Medicine claiming it saved a life and aids cold relief while preventing pneumonia.
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Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
John
Remarrying Divorces Debate At Episcopal Convention
Officials and clergy debated divorce and remarriage at the Episcopal convention. Speakers from California Louisiana Minnesota and New York argued for mercy and adherence to scripture while calling for unity and study before action. The discussion highlighted tensions with civil law and other churches.
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the Episcopal Convention
Claflin
California
Conwell
Louisiana
Pollett
Minnesota
George Foster Peabody
Brooklyn
National Democratic Committee
J. H. Mellvaine
Pittsburg
Peril as Green Mountain Flyer derails near Arlington
The Green Mountain Flyer with 3380 passengers left rails near Arlington Vermont about 3 PM. A damaged locomotive and a stalled freight train blocked the line as the cars toppled onto a ballasted incline. speed was reduced to pass a freight on a siding, sparing a worse disaster. Traffic halted for hours.
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Bennington
Rutland
New York
Arlington
Riot at Fellsport near Cork over six year rent dispute
On October 12 at Fellsport near Cork Edmund Murphy faced eviction for unpaid rent when a mob barricaded the premises. Fifty police confronted the crowd as locals attacked officers with hot irons, boiling water and stones. Reinf orcements arrived and a bayoneted charge followed, with numerous injuries reported on both sides.
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London
Fellsport
Cork
Edmund Murphy
Murphy
Noted Safe Breaker Is Captured
A long list of break ins and safes attacked from April to October is followed by the arrest of James A. Lee, 30, of the South End, dubbed the king of safe-breakers. His alleged accomplice George Wilson was captured in Medford. Lee confessed after coercive questioning and detailed a spree across Worcester, Charlestown, and nearby towns.
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D. Sweeney
Tremont Street
Grand Opera House
Worcester Creamery
Berkeley
Emerson & Brandon
Tremont
Cudahy Packing Company
Clinton Market
George B. Hugo
Shawmut Avenue
Remick Bros
Main Street
Charlestown
Marshall Johnson & Sons
Faneuil Hall Square
James F. Kimball
Fulton
George B. Grant
Harrison Avenue
Rieker
Pleasant
Lyons Bros
Atlantic Avenue
Bunker Hill
James A. Lee
South End
Burr
Kelley
Watts
Lee
George Wilson
Medford
East Cambridge
Battle Near Liaoyang Delivers Fierce Three Day Clash
London reports a massive three day battle north of Liaoyang with about 300000 troops on the line over a 30 mile front. Japanese forces allegedly gained the upper hand at several points while a 25000 strong detachment aimed at Kuroki's flank was surrounded. Kuropatkin fears a decisive defeat could ruin prestige. a Japanese loss could threaten Port Arthur.
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London
Liaoyang
Tokio
Kuroki
Kuropatkin’s offensive under heavy strain in Manchuria
Russian commander Kuropatkin faces a decisive battle in Manchuria with numerically superior yet strained forces. Tokyo reports Oyama advancing and severing a Russian column near the Taitse River. A Russian defeat could ruin Kuropatkin’s reputation and halt aggression, while victory would shape winter campaigning and prestige for Russia.
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ST. Petersburg
Kuropatkin
Tokio
Oyama
Taitse
Liaoyang
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Apprehension Felt in St Petersburg as War News Grows
St Petersburg reports rising anxiety as not yet confirmed Russian gains north of Yental and Field Marshal Oyama advancing from Tokio. AP dispatch notes Russian troops may have crossed the Taitse River, with another column attempting to sever Japanese lines toward the Yalu River.
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ST. Petersburg
Mukden
Yental
Tokio
Oyama
Associated Press
Taitse
Goldberg Arrested in New York for Boston Officers
Jacob Goldberg, once jailed in Boston for silk larceny from a Chauncy street store, was re arrested in New York yesterday after fleeing on bail. He had earlier served a year for stealing milk there and fled after completion, now to be brought back to Boston.
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Jacob Goldberg
New York
Goldberg
Boston
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William C. Miles
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