Great Cargo for Columbus Sets Sail From Pier 6
The Dominion liner Columbus departs Pier 6 Hoosac bound for Queenstown and Liverpool with a full cabin and a heavy cargo centered on cotton. At 15,400 tons she is the largest ship to enter this port with 68 foot beam and 600 foot length, displacement 21,722 tons, load draft 84 feet 2 inches. After Thursday’s sailing she will be renamed Republic and reassigned to the Mediterranean under White Star in six weeks.
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Dominion
Columbus
Hoosac
Queenstown
Liverpool
Boston Harbor
Dominion Line
White Star Line
Republic
Cruiser New Orleans Repaired at Yokohama
The cruiser New Orleans has arrived at Yokohama for overhaul by a Japanese firm. Due to Far East tensions Rear Admiral Fevans of the Asiatic Squadron will coordinate movements to avoid appearances of US involvement. The fleet will observe any Russo Japanese war developments closely.
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Washington
New Orleans
Yokohama
Far East
Feivans
United States
Gaston Blasts Philippine Policy in Western Campaign
Colonel William A. Gaston defended a Democrat shift on the Philippines during a Pittsfield rally while campaigning in western Massachusetts. He blasted Republican policy as costly and ineffective, citing over 600 million dollars in taxpayer risks and urging a change in approach as voters from Adams to Holyoke attended.
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Pittsfield
William A. Gaston
Gaston
Adams
Cheshire
Great Barrington
Lee
Westield
Springfield
Palmer
Holyoke
Hibernian
Piles cure advertised amid political dispatches
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a fast, painless remedy for hemorrhoids, urging sufferers to obtain its suppository form and a preventive health booklet from Pyramid Drug Co. The piece sits amid a political digest criticizing U S policy in the Philippines, citing costs, governance, and military expenditures under recent administrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Margaret Brady
Whitman St
Cleveland
Ohio
Innocent Statement Meets Firm Judge in Larceny Case
Joseph Thompson proclaimed innocence after a jury convicted him of larceny. Judge Sherman challenged him to admit fault and show manhood. The judge granted limited clemency, resulting in nine months in the House of Correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thompson
Noyes Bros Creditors Appeal Is Dismissed
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday dismissed the petition of the Boston Dry Goods Company and other creditors of Noyes Bros. Incorporated bankrupt seeking revision of the District Court’s trustee election. The court held it should not take jurisdiction over questions not clearly raised before the District Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Boston Dry Goods Company Et al
Noyes Bros., Incorporated
District Court
Richard M. Drohan Dead
Richard M. Drohan dies after nine months illness at his Dorchester home 12 Mt Vernon street He was born in Brookline but long resided in Dorchester and worked in the city water department He was a Mt Vernon Council member Knights of Columbus superintendent of Renfrew Company mills and long affiliated with Republican politics until recent advocacy for the Democratic ticket.
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Richard M. Drohan
John Drohan
William Drohan
South Boston
Mt. Vernon Street
Dorchester
Brookline
City Water Department
Mt. Vernon
Renfrew Company
Sanderson
Plunketts
Frank Renfrew
Adams
Berkshire County
Renfrew
Plunkett
Olin Refutes Unpaid Bounty Commission Claim
Secretary of State William M. Olin replied to Colonel Gaston in North Adams regarding the $6000 paid to the unpaid bounty commission of which Olin was a member. He said the commissioners were paid for work beyond their formal channels and outside normal hours, contradicting Gaston’s claim that the commission was to be unpaid.
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Gaston
Wendell Hotel
North Adams
Berkshire County
Great Barrington
Adams
William B. Plunkett
McKinley
Long
Boston
Plunkett
Secretary of the Commonwealth
William M. Olin
Olin
New York Spellbinders Trained for Campaign Tactics
M Linn Bruce addressed about 200 spellbinders at Republican county headquarters in New York on October 13 to outline topics, handling, and cautions for campaign meetings. He will monitor speeches and drop any speaker not meeting desired effects, and may instruct Chauncey Depew to omit his Peekskill boyhood intro to boost impact.
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New York
M. Linn Bruce
Republican County
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
Whitfield L. Tuck Enters Independent Democratic Bid in 12th Middlesex
Whitfield T. Tuck of Winchester filed papers with the secretary of the Commonwealth as an independent Democratic candidate for the Legislature in the 12th Middlesex district including Winchester and Wards 6 and Medford. Known locally for labor support, he has lobbied railroad officials for better Winchester to Sullivan Square car service. He plans to announce his platform within days amid three opponents in the race.
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Whitfield L. Tuck
Winchester
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Middlesex
Wards
Medford
Sullivan Square
Tuck
Mass Socialist Candidates Backed At Faneuil Hall Meeting
The Massachusetts Socialists hold a mass meeting at Faneuil Hall to ratify campaign choices. Dr. George W. Galvin presides as Boston mayoral nominee. Speakers include John Do. Chase for governor, John Quincy Adams for lieutenant governor, John A. Billings for state treasurer, Joseph Orr for state auditor, William J. Carroll for attorney general, and Olof Bakelund for secretary of state, with other officials and editors listed among the speakers.
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Adams
George O’neil
Fall River
Gaston
O’neil
Thomas F. Welch
Crane
Colonel Gaston
Dean
Cheshire Inn
Bates
Cheshire
Pittsfield
Great Barrington
Henry S. Lyons
W. F. Barrington
W. F. Collins
North Adams
T. F. Callahan
William M. Delevan
John McQuaid
Miller House
Herbert C. Joyner
Lee
W. H. Gross
John C. Crosby
W. H. McInnes
William A. Fahey
J. T. Coyne
J. Ward Lewis
Crosby
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
George W. Galvin
Boston
John Do. Chase
John Quincy Adams
John A. Billings
Joseph Orr
Chicopee
William J. Carroll
Lowell
Olof Bakelund
Worcester
James F. Carey
Haverhill
Flanders
Coulter
Brockton
H. Gaylord Wilshire
New York
Wilshire’s Magazine
Marriage of Grace Hardy and William Gilbert at Somerville home
Grace Maud Hardy daughter of Mr and Mrs Amory N Hardy wed William Tilden Gilbert last evening at the Hardy home 23 Harvard Street Somerville. Rev R O Sherwood officiated. A large reception followed. The couple will reside at 23 Harvard Street after a short wedding trip with numerous gifts received.
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Grace Maud Hardy
Amory N. Hardy
William Tilden Gilbert
Harvard Street
Somerville
R. O. Sherwood
First Baptist Church
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Bright
Boston Post
P.O
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
F. B. Carleton
Chestnut Street
Chelsea
Philippines
Republican Party
Vital Forge
Luzom
Lincoln
Democratic Party
England
Canada
Spain
Hayes
Arthur, Cleveland
Harrison and
Civil Service
Aseccase War Department
Uae
Navy Department
Renee
Roosevelt
Cuvil Service
War Department
NAVY
Esseseeess Sa Aieae
Eeee
Selah Nape
Ahhionm
Treasury Department
East
China
Asia
Philippine
Philippine Islands
Greylock Hotel
J. Nelson Sanderson
Judge Sherman
Noyes Bros
F.A. Richmond
Frank Hanlon
Greylock National Bank
George F. Sayles
First National Bank
George Holden
The
Savings Bank
I. W. Spaulding
Assessors’ Board
R. A. Whipple
William E. Harmon
C. W. Barton
William O’brien
T. F. McLaughlin
Frank Malley
Freeman of
A. K. Brown
A. H. Streeter
Fred Smith
New York Life Insurance Company
Tr. J. Noble
Harry B. Tower
Frank Richmond
Hurd
C. A. Waters
KE. Mole
Cos
U.S
U S
Karo
Corm Products Company
Chicago
Socialist Rally
Gilbert—Hardy
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