Hutchinson elected to fill Hyde Park school panel vacancy
Hyde Park reports Judge F J Hutchinson elected to fill a vacant school committee seat. The surprise result marks his first public role outside the judiciary after years as special justice of the District Court for northern Norfolk. Hutchinson, a Dartmouth alumnus, has practiced law in Boston for two decades.
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Hyde Park
F. J. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
District Court
Norfolk
Dartmouth
Boston
Chickering
Hyde Park School Committee
Palma Denies Cuba Ungrateful Toward United States
Havana date Oct 15 President Palma emphatically denied reports that Cubans are ungrateful to the United States or indifferent to the reciprocity issue. He said Cuba has always been grateful and desires the closest commercial and political relations, chiefly economic, with the United States.
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Havana
Palma
United States
Worcester doctor Gibbs to speak in Everett meeting
Tonight Dr. Howard A. Gibbs of Worcester, candidate for Congress from the third district, will lecture in the Irving Club Hall, Chelsea Street, Everett. I Bohart and Charles B Gibbs, candidates for Representatives from the 10th Middlesex district, will also address the meeting.
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Howard A. Gibbs
Worcester
Third
Irving Club
Chelsea -Street
Everett
I. Bohart
Charles B. Gibbs
10Th Middlesex
Longshoremen Move Merion Cargo Rapidly
The Dominion line steamship Merion entered port Sunday noon with 1700 tons of general merchandise. Workers unloaded 86,000 cashels of wheat and 15,000 barrels of apples, among other goods, plus 824 cattle, 75 steerage and 13 first cabin passengers. Work continued through Sunday night to Tuesday night, with cargo operations stretching into the next morning. Shortly after, the Hanoverian departed from East Boston for Liverpool, marking its final Leyland line voyage as a Dominion liner with first to third class accommodations. The vessel carried 168,000 bushels wheat, 12,000 barrels apples, 675 cattle, 15 horses, 600 tons provisions, 300 tons hay, and 700 tons sundries, plus 28 first cabin passengers.
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Dominion Line
Merion
Leyland Line
East
Boston
Liverpool
Dominion Ine
Dorchester Officials Nominated Seek Improvements
Ashmont Improvement Association hears Republican hopefuls for the Common Council and Board of Aldermen from Wards 16 and 2 to 4. Charles P. Anderson urges a separate street cleaning department and sanitary division for Dorchester wards. Mark H. Jacobs calls for a larger Savin Hill beach bathing house. Attendees include Gibbard Abbott, Charles Patterson, Joseph Ingdall, David Hill, Harry Clark, Edward Richardson, Fred Farwell, George Miller, Joseph Stewart and Herbert Burr.
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Ashmont Improvement Association
Dorchester
Common Council
Charles P. Anderson
Improvement Association
Mark H. Jacobs
Savin Hill Beach
Gibbard B. Abbott
Charles Patterson
Joseph T. Ingdall
David F. Hill
Harry Clark
Edward G. Richardson
Fred W. Farwell
George R. Miller
Joseph J. Stewart
Herbert W. Burr
Smiling Break in Everett Officer Keefe Shooting Trial
Testimony in the East Cambridge murder trial focused on the moments after Officer Keefe was shot. Edward Blake showed rare animation as Officer Murphy testified about striking Carter. witnesses detailed the chase, arrest, and hospital scene, with Carter denying Everett residence and a gun. The hearing adjourned to 9 a.m. for further proceedings.
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Keefe
Everett
East Cambrage
Edward Blake
Second Street
Theodore W. Clarke
Broadway
George H. Clarke
William F. Monahan
Bancroft
Charles W. Dunn
Boston & Maine Railroad
Third Street
Flynn
Daniel M. Ellis
Wilbur Street
Nexit
Station House
Murphy
Peele
Monahan
Chelsea Street
Blake
Boulevard
Morrill
Michael J. Flynn
Ferguson’s
Stetson
Everett Street
Mansfield Place
Charlestown
Carter
George Edwards
South Boston
South End
Mullen
Brighton Street
George Hughes
Pleasant Street
Calais
Walsh
Lawyer Walsh
Shiffs
Patrick J. Murphy
Malden
Gambling raid nets $250 000 seized from safes
New York district attorney Jerome announced raids on five alleged gambling houses last night. About twelve large rolls of greenbacks were found in safes of two premises, with the total cash in rolls estimated at around $250,000. Ownership could not be identified beyond bets placed by book makers.
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New York
Jerome
Death by His Own Action Bert Cole Aged 50
Bert Cole aged 50 of 899 Washington street died yesterday morning by drinking poison in an act of self harm. Weeks earlier he attempted suicide with poison but family and a physician intervened before it took full effect.
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Bert Cole
Washington Street
Autopsy on Guild Body in Wrentham
The body of Benjamin H. Guild of Sheldonville was exhumed and an autopsy performed under Medical Examiner J Cushing Gallison. The stomach and vital parts were sent to Harvard's Professor Edward F. Wood for analysis. officials refused to discuss findings or indicate poison and the lockjaw claim remains unconfirmed.
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Wrentham
Benjamin H. Guild
Sheldonville
J. Cushing Gallison
Edward F. Wood
Harvard University
Gallison
French
Wood
Fire Department Promotions Await Mayor's Return
Fire Commissioner Henry S. Russell said no officer changes will be made until Mayor Collins returns from vacation. Promotions likely include Lt Henry W. Adams and Lt John W. Murphy to captains, Hoseman Charles T. Farren to captain, Hoseman Michael D. Green and Driver Phillip A. Grant to lieutenants. Ladder truck house on Pittsburg Street delayed awaiting electrical work and final finishings.
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Henry
Russell
Fire Department
Collins
Henry W. Adams
John W. Murphy
Charles T. Farren
Chemical 2
Church Street
Michael D. Green
Phillip A. Grant
Pittsburg Street
Congress
Conservatory Offers Four Opera Scholarships
The New England Conservatory of Music announces four free scholarships in the opera school for competition on October 1. Applications must be sent by letter to Mr. Chadwick at the conservatory before October 27.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Chadwick
Conservatory
Banquet Honors Premier Balfour in London
The Lord Mayor Sir Joseph O Dimsdale hosted a banquet in London tonight for Premier Balfour with cabinet members and most Unionist MPs in attendance.
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London
Joseph O. Dimsdale
Balfour
Cabinet
House of Commons
Brett Explains His Crusade Against Nonresident Teachers
School Commissioner John A. Brett campaigns to require city residency for public school instructors. He notes multiple nonresidents among high school principals and grammar school masters and cites Boston districts with numerous nonresident staff, urging remedial action.
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John A. Brett
Boston
Brett
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Frothingham
Harvard
Prescott
Warren
Socialist Candidates Accept Faxon's Debate Challenge
Peter M. Carlson and Levi H. Turner of Quincy, Socialist party candidates for Representatives to the General Court, reply to Henry H. Faxon's invitation for a public discussion. They accept the challenge and agree to join the discussion with other parties' candidates on the issues.
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Peter M. Carlson
Levi H. Turner
Quincy
Socialist Party
General Court
Henry H. Faxon
Trains Collide in Reelsville Injures Vandalia Crew
A head end collision between two Vandalia passenger trains at Reelsville Indiana leaves engineer Hedding seriously hurt while one mail clerk and three passengers sustain minor injuries. No fatalities are reported.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Reelsville
Hedding
National Spiritualist Association meets in Boston next week
Delegates of the Spiritualists of the United States and the Dominion of Canada convene at Berkeley Hall Boston October 21 to 24. Theodore J Mayer offers to deed more real estate if $15 000 in cash is raised again. Reception at Berkeley Hotel Monday evening opens the events with business sessions starting 10 am Tuesday. Officers include President Harrison D Barrett Boston vice president Thomas M Locke Philadelphia secretary Mrs Mary L Longley Washington treasurer Theodore J Mayer Washington.
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United States
Dominion of Canada
Berkeley Hall
Boston
Theodore J. Mayer
Berkeley Hotel
Boylston and
Berkeley Streets
National Spiritualist Association
Harrison D. Barrett
Thomas M. Locke
Philadelphia
Mary It’. Longley
Washington, D. C
Beverly Woman Forces Her Way on Board Train to Follow Her Husband
Beverly, Oct. 15. Mrs Beagle, a handsome young woman, clung to the steps and forced her way into an east bound passenger car to follow her husband at the Beverly station. The couple, who moved to Beverly in August and boarded in a private family, argued over his affection as he planned to leave for Portland. After a tense journey, they reportedly made up before reaching Portland.
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Beverly
Beverly Station
Portland
Total lunar eclipse visible tonight with changing moon shape
The eastern edge of the moon reaches the penumbra limit as a dark notch forms at 11 17 p m and widens, the moon loses its round shape. By 12 19 a m the full moon returns dull brown, then emerges from shadow by 2 50 a m and leaves penumbra at 3 50 a m.
Durable twisted textures in versatile suit fabrics
The fabrics feature double and twisted textures noted for extreme durability and attractive shades and mixtures. Undressed worsteds in quiet shades suit conservative tastes.
Sloop Capsizes Off Gay Head In Fatal Seawatch
The fishing sloop Eagle from Newport capsized off Gay Head. Captain Harbison and one crew member were saved by Robert Jackson of Cuttyhunk. Hans Hanser drowned. The vessel also lost six barrels of fish. Rescued men were cared for at Cuttyhunk lifesaving station.
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Cuttyhunk
Eagle
Newport
R. I
Harbison
Gay Head
Robert Jackson
Hans Hanser
Jackson
Cuttyhunk Ufe
Navy Health Report Urges Nurses, Dentists and More Doctors
Surgeon General Rixey releases the first annual report on Navy and Marine Corps health showing a lower sick and death rate. He urges Congress to create a women’s nurse corps and to appoint 150 more medical officers. Recommendations include rotating surgeons at medical centers after each cruise, building two permanent hospital ships, and a naval tuberculosis sanatorium.
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Washington
Rixey
Navy
Marine Corps
Congress
Hixey
Atlantic
Pacific
Army
Fort Bayard
N. M
Naval Boards
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