Anti-Imperialists Declare for Bryan
The American Anti- Imperialist League urges independent voters to back William J. Bryan for president. The appeal lists prominent signatories and warns against dangers to the republic from current policy in Puerto Rico and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Chicago
American Anti- Imperialist League
United States
William J. Bryan
Georges. Boutwell
Boston
D. H. Chamberlain
Massachusetts
South
Carolina
Joseph S.S. Fowler
Washington
D. C
Edwin L. Godwin
New York
William Lloyd Garrison
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Orators Field Day on Boston Common Sparks Debate
Orators from Boston Common drew crowds for a lively field day of public speaking. Rival groups set up close by as Edward Dougherty and Henry George proponents led the roar, with Champlin, Abijah Hall, and Comrade Reade among the notable voices. Questioners added fuel, keeping the crowd fair yet engaged as speakers faced the challenge of quick rebuttals and audience scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Common
Social Democracy
Social Democrat Labor Party
Edward Dougherty
Henry George
Social and Economic Club
Champlin
Abijah Hall
Pitts Street
Reade
Diogenes
People’s Forum
Michael Breaks Indoor Pace Record In Exhibition Race
Johnny Nelson of Chicago defeated Jimmy Michael by default in a motor paced match at the Coliseum. They then staged a fifteen mile exhibition to entertain spectators, with Michael winning by three laps and setting all indoor pace records up to fifteen miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johnny Nelson
Jimmy Michael
Michael
Cubans Would Fight Havana Threat If Promises Fail
Senor Salvador Cisneros y Bettancourt writes to Puerto Principe press that if intervention government fails to keep promises Cubans would display Spaniard like honesty energy and valor and resist until the island is utterly ruined, comparing to Numancia siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Senor
Salvador Cisneros Y Bettancourt
Puerto Principe
Numancia
Fragmentary Real Estate and Mining Listings from Old Boston Paper
Fragmented OCR shows real estate and mining company references such as Boston Gold Copper Smelting, Rutland R. R. Common, Bay State, Blackfoot Copper, Wyoming Development & Transport, Fortuna Republica American Woollen Common, East Boston Land, Cripple Creek City Land & Mining with scattered prices and figures. The readable items are partial company names and items rather than a cohesive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Boston Gold Copper Smelting
Rutland R. R. Common
Bay State
Gag
Ssacacen Wes Oavesiaies Mass
SeweaeEe Wyoming Devel
Veebe Ene
Seseneserece
Fortuna-Republica American Woollen Common
Boston
South Dakota
Boston Land
Cripple Creek City Land & Mining
Tornado Kills Six Near Atlanta Texas
A tornado struck half a mile west of Lodi and fifteen miles west of Atlanta Texas today. The funnel path ran about 200 yards wide and the powerful winds swept away all in its path, killing six people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Tex
Lodi
Here
Along the Water Front and Harbor Fleet Movements
Ships for the lumber trade and whaleback barges approach while the A V Thomson and other vessels prepare to join. Wrecking crews float the Sampson after grounding near Nantasket, with tugs aiding. The harbor sees a six masted schooner at Mystic wharf, and the Eleanor A Percy launches as the largest of its type. Captains and crews endure a busy season with coal cargoes, liners from London and Liverpool, and repairs underway at Weymouth for lightship No 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Thomson
Thomson
Sampson
Black Rock
Tharding
John En- Cicott
Barry
Betts Bros
Boston
George Dean
A. W. Chesterton
Peter W. French
Robert 8. Bradley
Fannie Lenox
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Furness
Cambrian
London
Sagamore
Liverpool
Barrowmore
Dominion Line
New England
Queenstown
Peter Jebsen
Mexico
Admiral Dewey
Jamaica
Chatham
Nathaniel T. Palmer
George W. Wells
Mystic Wharf
Eleanor A. Percy
Jewett
Charles Pr. Notman
Percy & Small
Bath
Mitchell
Cape Elizabeth
Albany Street
John Marshall
Walcott
Cape Breton
Britannic
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
N. S
East Boston
Sumner Street
Hodge & Co
Fore River Iron Works
Weymouth
Moraney
New York
Halifax
N. Y
America
Knights of Labor Endorse Ward 2 Candidacies
At a weekly meeting of Local Assembly 5789 Knights of Labor at Hibernian Hall Havre Street Boston the candidacies of James J Donnelly of Local Assembly 6789 and Bernard Hanrahan of Tort Winthrop Assembly 142 were endorsed for the Boston Common Council from Ward 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Assembly
Knights of Labor
Hibernian Hall
Havre Street
Fast
New Haven Hartford Rail Schedules Change On Oct 21 1999
On Sunday Oct 21 1999 at 12 91 a m the winter schedules of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad take effect with major changes in train service. Public is advised to consult large timetable posters and folders available at ticket offices for information ahead of the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mystery of Bailey Murder Deepens With New Clues
Reporters detail police interviews with Neal and Rowe about the Bailey murder case. Tracks near Breakheart Hill and a torn wall through a farm field are linked to the Bailey democrat wagon. Odder claims tie gypsy camp visits, wall damage, and inconsistent witness timing to the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Rowe
Bailey
Breakheart Hill
Mr. Neal
Chief Thompson
Democrat
Bailey Farm
Wakefield
Castle Hill
Charles Deardon
Bailey Democrat
Winfred Rowe
Susie Young Located in Lynn Amid Murder Case
State officers Hammond and Neal report Susie Young seen in Lynn and willing to aid in finding the slayer of her late husband and father of her child. She may be detained as a witness after viewing the Saugus farm. Bailey’s body to be shipped to Whitefield for burial Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Young
Lynn
Hammond
Neal
Diath
Wiscasset
Susie
Saugus
Bailey
Best
Whitefield
Portland
Lynn Murder Mystery Aims to Trace Best Alibi
Report details Best’s movements from October 8 to 17 as authorities seek witnesses and evidence. It notes Best’s statements about seeing Bailey missing, alibis on October 10 to 16, and his arrest on October 17. It lists missing items, weapons, and questions about where Bailey’s body was dismembered and where bloodstains are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Susie Young
Best
Spaniard’s tale ties Bailey farm to threat and flight
Joseph H. Craig of 41 North Margin Street recounts to the Post a May 1899 dispute with George E. Bailey at a secluded farm. He says Bailey assaulted him, dragged him along the road, and threatened to arrest him, while Susie Young aided the assault and Bailey later fled toward Saugus with a pistol remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Post
Bailey
Baidley
Joseph H. Craig
North Margin Street
George E. Bailey
Salem
Lynn
Susie Young
Boston
Saugus
Thompson
Shipping News Mini Almanac Oct 22
Shipping news item notes arrival of multiple steamers and schooners with cargoes and passengers to various companies and destinations. Weather data gives sunrise sunset, tides, and moonrise. Also lists vessels sailing from Nantasket Roads and ships passing Chatham and Cape Cod with corresponding routes.
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Sagamore
Liverpool
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. S
Moraney
New York
Halifax
Philadelphia
Ardmore
Mpton
William D. Becker
John C. Fitzpatrick
Portland
Nantasket Roads
John Francis
Bath
George B. Ferguson
Jersey City
Portsmouth
N. H
Stermer Eva
Louisburg
C. B
Olivia
Clementsport
Swanhilda
Bear River
Hetverd H. Havey
St. John
N. B
Thomas Clyde
Shulee
William Duren
Eestport
Sallie B
W. RR
Chester
Machias
Highland Light
Cape Cod
A. m
Eleazer W. Clark
Nore
John B. Manning
Colin C. Baker
Gloucester
Emma C. Knowles
Hugh Kelly
Newport News
Mary ©. Steward
J. Howell Leeds
Wild
West
Chatham
Manhattan
Best’s Sister Talks on John Best Case
Lynn Oct 21 Mrs W H Stiles sister of the accused man describes his life and character from New Brunswick childhood through later work as a butcher helper and farmer. She recalls his cheery nature, affection for animals, drinking later, and notes on Susie Young and George Bailey in a cautious defense of his innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
John Best
New Brunswick
John
Susie Young
Susie
George
George Bailey
Voley
Newman Endorsed for Ward 9 Common Council by YM Democratic Club
At a Ward 9 Young Men's Democratic Club meeting New man Max H. Newman was unanimously endorsed for the Common Council. The club pledged support for his campaign and, after the session, Newman spoke to members over a collation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Democratic Club
Ward 9
Max H. Newman
Mr. Newman
Bullets and motive scrutinized in Grogan Eastman case
Cambridge detectives trace bullet origins from Springfield Bridgeport and Lowell factories noting rim fire versus center fire designs. Experts aim to identify if the Springfield bullet with one crease caused Grogan’s death and whether the gun used was fired recently. Motives include estate disputes and jealousy among Grogan Eastman families. Mary Milner testimony awaited to support prosecution.
Judge Almy Speaks On Eastman Case In Cambridge
Judge Charles Almy of the Third District Court in Cambridge says there was no probable cause to charge Eastman with murder and that the case appeared an accident. He notes the District Court's sole aim was to secure the defendant's presence and that rearrested Eastman shifts focus to trial evidence and jury verdict possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Almy
Third District Court
Cambridge
Eastman
Professor Eastman
Middlesex Grand Jury
Almy
Iie
Eastman Grogan Shooting Briefly Told
Harvard instructor Charles R. Eastman shot his brother in law Richard Grogan Jr after target practice with pistols Grogan fell shouting I'm murdered Eastman said the shot was accidental while he tinkered with a rusty revolver A Middlesex grand jury indicted Eastman Oct 20 Judge Almy discharged him July 19 police seek expert testimony on the pistol's possible firing Allegations of previous quarrels threats and business jealousy link both men as sons in law to Alvan Clarke telescope maker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Eastman
Harvard
Richard Grogan, Jr
Grogan
Eastman
Almy
Middlesex Grand Jury
Alvan Clarke
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Port Rico
Philippines
Union
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & CO
Michael McDonald
Bunker Hill Ave
West Quincy
Mass
To & T
Jao. Wallace
Hotel Pelham
Tremont and
Boylston Streets
Fifth Ave
Chestnut Buffalo
Mooney
Boston & Bangor Steamship Co
All Landing
Robina
Belfast
Bangor
Penobscot
Pier 65
Atlantic Avenue
Far Rockland
Camden
Helfast
Searsport
Bucksport
Winterport
Hampden
Southwest Harbor
Northeast Iarbor
Seal Harbor
Bar Harbor
William HH. Hill
Aguinaldo
Manila
Senor Buencamino
N. H W
HH. R.R
Officer Neal
George Wrigsley
Wrigsley
Farley Democrat
Joseph Bowley
Laborer
Mr. Wrigsley
Bowley
Day
A. W. Day
Pinkham
Haven
Superior Court
Craig
Shelleher
West Lynn
Arthur Jordan
Charles A. Clark
Charles Deary
Deary
Hannah Hawkes
Shipping News
McGrath
Port Antonio
Jam
United Fruit Company
Br Stanwood
John G. Hall & Co
Kinney
J. F. Masters
Kershaw
Howes
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Indian
Snow
E. D B. Sampson
H. F. Dimock
Baker
H. M. Whitney
Shawmut
Allen
Nilsen
Fannie
Edith
Mayo
South Amboy
Peterson
Kingston
Rockland
Karl D
Margaretrville
J. Colwell
Cameron
Oregon
Gross
Smith Tuttle
Bryant
Damariscotta
Tugs Tacony
Robinson
Grant
Upton
Oxford
Lennon
Georges Creek
Kelly
Cheektowaga
McGoldrick
Perth Amboy
Plymouth
Banter
Brooklyn
Wryalsing
Farnham
George S. Boutwell
Smith
Ipswich
Johnny
Indorsed
M. H. Newman
Springfeld
Bridgeport
Lowell
Carteridges
Springfield Works
Springfield
Titus
Weir
Clark
Alvan Clark
Grogans
Eastmans
Hollanders
Hollander
Bridgewater
Mary Miflner
Judge Almy
Eastman-Grogan
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