Boston Protests Against Chinese Raid
A well attended meeting at Faneuil Hall led by William Lloyd Garrison denounced last Sunday's Chinese raid. Speakers urged holding immigration and police officials accountable and rejected obedience to the Geary law as unjust. The gathering included remarks by Mr. Garrison, Mr. Howe, Rev. John Galbraith, and Thomas J. Gargan with a letter from Winslow Warren read.
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William Lloyd Garrison
Mr. Garrison
Boston
United States
Emerson
Mr. Howe
John Galbraith
Chinatown
Thomas J. Gargan
Winslow Warren
Hoto
Man Returns After 2 Year Arctic Wanderings From Whaling Cruise
Frederick M. Trott, famed for Arctic wanderings and suspected desertion, arrived in Portland Me after two years four months away. He sailed on the whaler Frances Allen of New Bedford in June 1901 for a 16 months cruise then trekked along Hudson Bay after leaving the ship in May. His journey included hardships and a fatal death of a Boston sailor, with Trott later teaching school at Belle Isle to fund his trek.
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D. T. Hanbury
England
Joseph O'Connell
Boston
Trott
Hudson Bay
Portland
Belle Isle
Eagles Attack Children Trigger Rifle Fire in Backcountry
Carl Russell saw four large eagles swoop to a tree where two children played. He fired, killing one eagle, and the others defended the dead eagle, drawing a prolonged gunfight with more than a dozen shots. The dead bird measured seven feet with four inch claws, the first of its species in the area in over 30 years.
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Carl Russell
Conan
Altonia Sets Sail From East Boston With Record Cargo
The Cunard liner Altonia departs East Boston at 6 30 AM for Queenstown and Liverpool carrying 5200 tons dead weight including 32000 bushels of corn 71600 bales of cotton 9000 barrels apples 800 tons provisions 200 tons flour 160 tons dressed beef 100 tons hay 100 tons lumber 800 tons miscellaneous merchandise and 584 cattle.
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Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
Cunard Line
Nantasket Roads
Roger Sears
Blanche
Commercial Wharf
Thomas W. Lawson
Rebecca Palmer
Nantucket
Newport News
Hart
Denver
Delaware
Mayflower
Dominion Line House
Sachem
Warren
Kinsale
Tiverpool
London City
Rotterdam
Kenwood
Fort de France
Bath
Marr
Kennebec
Daylight
Nickerson
Philadelphia
Norfolk
William Colby
Quaker City
Atlantic
Lower wages in iron trade
Dun's weekly review notes mixed signals in trade with a 2 percent drop in pig iron output and price declines, yet many manufacturing segments run at full capacity with strong orders. Finance and labor are tensions this year, but favorable crops and commercial conditions help. some plants plan wage reductions effective January 1. Footwear and heavy goods shipments show delays and quieting activity near the East.
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New York
Dun’s Weekly Review of Trade
Knox Presses for Goodwin's Pardon Freedom
Ex congressman William Knox of Lawrence signs a petition calling for the release of Henry K Goodwin, serving life at Charlestown prison. Knox, once prosecutor and critic of the murder verdict, now joins Charles H E Parmelee and Boston supporters including Deputy Sheriff Albert C Tilden and Dr Francis Martin in pushing for clemency. Clarence C Rowley, Butler associate, leads the legal effort signaling momentum toward a likely pardon within weeks.
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Henry K. Goodwin
Charlestown
William §. Knox
Lawrence
Knox
Goodwin
Swan
Clarence W. Rowley
Harry K. Goodwin
Charles HE. Parmelee
Chestnut Street
Charles B. Durgin
Francis Martin
Clarence C. Rowley
General Butler
Rowley
Butler
Business Conditions Mixed as Trade Reports Filter In
Despatches from across the United States show failures at 208 this week compared with 206 last year while Canada reports 28 against 24. Eastern mills buy sparingly and jewelry and shoe shipments set records. wool and woolens show steadier demand amid easing prices. Providence and Worcester note active and improved trade respectively.
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South
United States
Canada
Dominion
Bradstreet
Central West
Tennessee
Florida
Providence
Worcester
Portland
Peabody Rifle Inventor’s Will at Suffolk Probate Court
Judge Grant weighs the will of Henry O. Peabody inventor of the Peabody rifle valued at 375000 chiefly funding a girls school in Norwood. Claimants allege undue influence and contest the school’s founding while witnesses describe Peabody as physically weak yet mentally sound. The three day hearing closes with arguments to resume Monday.
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Grant
Suffolk Probate Court
Henry O. Peabody
Norwood
Charles F. Jenney
H. Sterling Pomeroy
Julia Warriman
Peabody
Dr. Pomeroy
Mr. Peabody
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Recaps Arrivals and Clears
Arrived vessels include Commonwealth Maddox Laver and several steamers via Norfolk and Philadelphia routes. Cleared ships list Altonia Liverpool Bostonian Manchester St John, Nellie Eaton Westport. many schooners and barges active along coast. entries note arrivals, exports, and tugs in bustling port activity.
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Commonwealth
Maddox, Laver
Queenstown
Baleen
Righarde, Mills Co
Halifax
Annie
Reuben
Charles K Hunt
Dow
Hiogington
William Duren
Britt
Reed
Queen
Ann
Stuartsen Jr
Silas cLoon
Nutt
Stephen J Watts
Whitney
Bangor
Henry Wit A Thomas
Philadelphia
Charles
Norfolk
Abbie Stubbs
Colwell
New York
Altonia
Liverpool
Bostonian
Manchester
Port Limon
St. John
N.B
Nellie Eaton
Westport
Los Me Oimbiad
Copenhagen
Camrae
London
Prince Arthur J
Yarmouth
N. S
Orn
Pictou
Juniata
Baltimore
Chattemcoches
Savannah
Sift
Nov
Co. B
Kiowa
Charleston
Boston
Rodney Parker
James_and
Reverend Edwin Smith Dies At Bal lardvale Union Church
The Rev. Edwin Smith, pastor of the Union Church in Bal lardvale for four and a half years, died this morning. He was born in Searsport, Maine, and was a Bowdoin College graduate from the class of 1861.
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Andover
Edwin Smith
Union Church
Ballardvale
Mr. Smith
Searsport
Bowdoin College
Von Hodge Not Charley Ross Found In Philadelphia
The Ross family has determined that William Von Hodge from Galveston is not the missing Charley Ross, announced in Philadelphia on October 16.
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von Hodge
Charley Ross
Philadelphia
Ross
William von Hodge
Galveston
South End Boy Thieves Target Pocketbooks
South End residents fear rising pocketbook thefts as boys of various ages carry out snatchings. Police from Station 6 are investigating and expect arrests in the coming days.
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South End
Regal Shoes Mail Order Catalog Ad
The Regal company touts distinctive shoe styling and 149 styles with a focus on latest trends and enduring options. Regal Shoes by mail offer prepaid carriage within the Postal Parcel System for 3 dollars 75 cents from the Boston Summer Street address.
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New York
Boston
London
Regal
Regal Mail Order Department
Summer St
Sunday Church Services Across Boston's Baptist Scene
The Sunday schedule lists services at Tremont Temple, Ruggles Street and Dudley Street Baptist Churches with sermons by Rev W C Bitting and Rev W W Bustard, morning prayers and Sunday School, plus temperance and youth meetings. Also notes at other churches include First Baptist Commonwealth Ave, Shawmut Congregational, Clarence Street, Old South, Berkeley Temple, and more with varied sermons and special music.
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Christian Cosmetics
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Tremont
Washington Streets
A. DC
Dixon
D. C
George Coleman
Marian Haskell
EMONT
Fred
Britten
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
D. D
Clarendon Street Baptist Church
Seth K. Mitchel
Congregational
Shawmut
Brookline
William T. McElveen
Tennyson
Palace of ‘Art
Beethoven
Hall and Dunham
Gadsby, Elvey and
Dunham
H. M. Dunham
Old South Church
George A. Gordon
D.D
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
the . H. O. Hannum
Berkeley Temple
William
F. C. Whitehead
Arcade Hall
Russia
Seventh Day
Toder
Grand Army Hall
Malden
Gilbert Hall
Tremont Corple
Boston
K. C. Ll
Evangelistic Association of New England
Park Street
Yen Congregational Church
Sunday Institute Hospitaller
Washington Street
Naomi Hall
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Mass
Mary Baker Holdy
Ildren
Mary E. Slattery
Berkeley Hall
Tremont Temple
Charles L. Jackson
Whitman
Tremont Street Methodist Church
Corner Concord
Blake
George W. Porter
M. Benner
Light
Dartmouth Street
Ida M.ye
Harvey Redding
Stoneham
Fred K. Brown
Alexander
Wheeler
Washington Hall
Broadway
Everett
Harmony Hall
Marjorie D. Cowan
Kampe
Matook
Resha
M. D. Cowan
Hoppe
Exeter St
Eona
Phillips Brooks
N. J. Willis
Miss Aldrich
America Hall
G. M. G. Hughes
Psychic Society OF Bible Spiritualists
Thorndike Street
Bixby
Peabody M’kenna
Paredorn Tree
Warrenton St
Washingon St.lynn
Pepasr
Hollis Hall
Hollis
Washington Sts
Gutierrez
Sawyer Avenue
Clara E. Strong
Sunshine Club
Land Services
Armory Hall
Warren St
Roxbury
Huntington Ave
Grace Baker
Coramanion
Tremont Street
Annie L. Horton
Windsor Street
Rotbury
Anna Alexander
Northfield
South Me
Meum
Y. M. Christian Union
Union Hall
Boylston Street
Frank
Wicks
First Parish Unitarian Church
Brighton
Lara B. Cobb
Bessie K. Bemis
Charles A. Chase
George Glass
Charles T. Hill
Christadelphians
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Bromfield Street
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