Japan and Russia Peace Treaty Signed at Portsmouth
The Portsmouth peace treaty ends the war between Japan and Russia. It requires evacuation of Manchuria except Liaotung lease areas and sets terms for sovereignty, cession of Sakhalin, railway transfers, and future cooperation. Prisoners of war to be exchanged and ratified within 50 days with formal exchange in Washington.
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Tokio
Japan
Russia
Portsmouth
Manchuria
Liaotung Peninsula
China
Imperial Government
Changchupiu
Kuahchangtsu
Port Arthur
Sakhalin
Russias
United States
St. Petersburg
Washington
Monahan’s $800 rug guests salon dedication
The Monahan Democratic Club of Charles Town held a grand dedicatory housewarming with over 1000 visitors. George F. Monahan donated an $800 rug for the reception room while speakers included John H. H. McNamee John R. Murphy Henry Cunningham William Nickerson Dr Joseph OBrien James E. McLaughlin and Monahan. The club rooms feature a billiard and pool room a library and lounging areas across three floors.
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Monahan Democratic Club
Charlestown
George F. Monahan
Hosegan
John H. H. McNamee
John R. Murphy
Henry Cunningham
William Nickerson
Joseph O’brien
James E. McLaughlin
Mr. Monahan
Cure For The Blues Health Restored By Pinkham Remedy
A testimonial from Mrs Rosa Adams of Louisville Kentucky describes relief from intense blues and nervous exhaustion after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises restored health and buoyancy, urging others with female derangements to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lyon Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Rosa Adams
12Th Street
Louisville
Roger Hanson
E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Prs
Court halts axis of sale in Roxbury Jewish Cemetery case
In an equity session Judge Lawton issued an injunction to restrain defendants in Gustave Loewe et al v Welch et al from selling the Jewish Cemetery Spain Beney Jacob in Roxbury. Plaintiffs claim the property has served as a Jewish cemetery for 14 years and cannot be levied. The case proceeds after overruling the demurrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Lawton
Gustave Loewe
Harry Wilchinsky
Isaac
Harry Hollander
Thomas F. Welch
Spain
Beney Jacob
Roxbury
Oct
Annie Brown Alias Mrs Bishop Pleads Guilty in Revere Case
Annie Brown alias Mrs Bishop pleaded guilty in Superior Criminal Court to performing a criminal operation on Elsie F Allen who died in Revere last January. She will be sentenced today.
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Annie Brown
Mrs. Bishop
Superior Criminal Court
Elsie F. Allen
Revere
Winerney Moves for New Trial in Cambridge Fraud Case
Attorney Isaac F. Paul filed four affidavits yesterday seeking a new trial for former Representative James McInerney charged with participating in the Cambridge election frauds. The defense claims McInerney entered the country under an assumed name, according to his statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac F. Paul
James McInerney
Cambridge
McInerney
Hobbs Nominated for Senator in Fourth Middlesex
At Bailey's Hall Malden October 16 the Fourth Middlesex Democratic convention nominated Clinton B. Hobbs of Everett for State Senator by unanimous vote. Edward Ford presided Clarence Lewis was secretary. 34 of 65 delegates attended. Andrew C. Reddy was re-elected to the State central committee. Hobbs accepted the nomination in a brief speech.
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Malden
Middlesex
Bailey’s Hall
Edward Ford
Everett
Clarence Lewis
Melrose
John F. O'Connor
Clinton B. Hobbs
Andrew C. Reddy
State Central Committee
Hobbs
Whelton backs Donovan for Democratic mayoral nomination
Acting Mayor Daniel A. Whelton announced his support for Edward J. Donovan in the Democratic nomination race for mayor. The statement was made last night and signals Donovan’s backing from city leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel A. Whelton
Edward J. Donovan
Congressmen Keliher Missed Conferences due to Illness at Home
Congressman John Keliher could not attend yesterday's conferences as he remained confined to his home because of illness.
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Dorchester
Fitzgerald
Malachi Jennings
E. J. Donovan
Ww. J. Power
Roxbury
Curleys
O’toole
Timilty
James Donovan
Messrs
Nawn
Lee
John Keliher
Died of fits Mary Glasky dies at city hospital
Mary Glasky aged 70 of 16 Piedmont street died yesterday afternoon at City Hospital after being stricken with fits at her home early that morning.
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Mary Glasky
Piedmont Street
City Hospital
Record-Breaking Machine Boosts Boston Post Plant
A new high capacity machine is added to the Boston Post's existing plant, unmatched by any other newspaper office. It supplements current operations rather than replacing the old equipment.
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Addi
New Firemen's Union Charter Granted in Boston
International President Timothy Healey announced a charter application from Knights of Labor Firemen's Assembly in Boston. A seven member committee to meet Healey and three assembly members at 994 Washington street to discuss jurisdiction and a trade pact. The Boston assembly has not officially acted, though names appear on the petition.
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International
Timothy Healey
New York
Boston Firemen’s Union
Boston
Knights of Labor Firemen’s Assembly
Healey
Knights of Labor Assembly
Washington Street
K. of L Assembly
J. A. Nash
Engineers and Firemen’s Assembly
Dispute settle by conference over strikes in local shops
Twenty nine electrical workers of Union 10 went on strike at the close of yesterday to press employers to sign the union’s proposed agreement. One firm signed before the strike, another after workers were out four hours, and the largest shop only employs seven men. Other shops employ one or two men. All large shops have signed and a quick settlement is expected.
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Unio 10
Yesteray
Anothe
Oth
Collins Addresses Modern Unionism Educational Work
Peter W. Collins retiring president of the Boston Central Labor Union and newly elected IBEW grand secretary spoke at the Suburban Press Association meeting at the United States Hotel on the educational work of modern unionism, its stance against socialism, and the rising role of both employers and workers in the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter W. Collins
Boston Central Labor Union
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Suburban Press Association
United States Hotel
Labor Notes Highlight Union Growth and Local Meetings
The International Boot and Shoe Workers' Union reports September membership rise of 1856 with 700 new members and reinstatements. East Boston Grocery and Provision Clerks Union 873 schedules a special meeting at G A R Hall. Box Makers' Union 201 secures two new plant agreements for nine hour days five days a week and Saturday half day. Arbitration to settle disputes. union label on boxes for cigars. Delegates report from State A F L conventions. Boston Lodge 1 establishes sick benefits up to 10 dollars weekly.
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International Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
East Boston
Samuel Zorn
United Garment Workers’ Union 1
A. F. of L
Boston Lodge 1
Order of Railway Clerks
Charles G. Wilkins
Typographical Union 13
Sheet Metal Workers Union 17 Votes Fines for Missed Meetings
The Sheet Metal Workers Union 17 voted last night to fine members who miss meetings. John F. Kennedy addressed the group on General Schemes of Anti-Union Men. Third International Vice President John H. Winfield urged Kennedy as the international correspondent to help form a New England district council. The auditing committee reported improved financial stability. The union plans its annual ball for December 15 at Paine Memorial Hall.
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Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
John F. Kennedy
Third International
John H. Winfield
Kennedy
The
International
New England
Paine Memorial Hall
Calvin Chapin and wife celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
In Melrose on Perkins street Mr. and Mrs. Calvin W. Chapin marked their 50th anniversary. Married in Winchester in 1855 the couple have resided in Melrose since then. Mrs. Chapin, Anna M. Sheas of Portsmouth NH, and Rev. A. J. Sessions officiated. He is 78. she is a few years younger. The event drew many relatives and friends.
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Melrose
Calvin W. Chapin
Perkins Street
Winchester
Chapin
Portsmouth
N. H
Anna M. Sheas
A. J. Sessions
American Board of Foreign Missions
Mr. Chapin
Cambridge Bridal Pair Start on Auto Tour
A pretty home wedding occurred last night at 6 Line street Cambridge uniting Miss Florence E Anderson of Cambridge and Arthur G Godfrey of Melrose in a ceremony conducted by Rev Orwin H Wallace.
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Cambridge
Line Street
Florence E. Anderson
Arthur G. Godfrey
Melrose
Orwin H. Wallace
Jury awards $5500 to Emma Houston in gas explosion case
In a July 18 1902 Jamaica Plain gas explosion sequel, Emma Houston won $5500 in the Superior Court fifth session. Damages cover permanent hand and arm injuries likely to prevent future use. The ruling precedes additional suits against Jamaica Plain Gas Company.
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Egleston Square
Emma Houston
Suerior
Jamaica Plain Gas Company
Court awards 8750 for broken wrist at Armour & Co store
In a second session of the Superior Court Judge Richardson presiding Eugene M. Paine was awarded 8750 dollars. On July 2, 1901, he entered Armour & Co on Clinton street to buy a item, and upon opening the refrigerator door fell and broke his wrist. He charged employees with negligence.
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Superior Court
Richardson
Eugene M. Paine
Armour & Co
Clinton Street
Disfiguring Ulcer Cured by Cuticura
Mrs. P Hackett of goo Van Buren St Brooklyn N Y says her mother had a severe ulcer deemed incurable by doctors. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills the disfigurement is gone and her face is smooth and clear again.
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Corea
Imperial Government of
Government of
Talien
Strait of la Perouse
Strait of Tartary
Japan, Okhotsk and
Behring
Meijer
Donovan
Corbett
John A. Sullivan
Jim Donovan
Ward 7
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Bowen
Gartland
Ward 9
South
M. W. Norris
Michael J. Sullivan
Monahan
Charlestown Democratic Club
Eel
Rosa Adamy
Winerney
Boston Post
Ife
R. Hoe & Co
Great Press Manufacturers
Hoe, New York
Grand, Sheriff, Broome and
Columbia Streets
A&a. B.C
Gieber
Mass
Grand Street
Alsoborough Road
London
England
New
Mr. E. A. Grozier
Whelton
Congressman Keliher III
Tion
NEW Firemen’s Union Charter
Collins
LABOR
Rie
Tarrant CO
Hudson Street
N. Y
Calvin Chapin
GASCO
Cuticura
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