Roosevelt Delivers Vicksburg Speech on Mississippi Channel and Levees
President Roosevelt visits Vicksburg Mississippi and asks Congress to back a deep Mississippi channel and a broad levee system. He tours the National Cemetery with veterans, then speaks at Court House Square before departing for Memphis.
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Roosevelt
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Congress
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Stephen D. Lee
National Cemetery
Cherry
Clay Streets
Court House Square
Bears
Mississippi Valley
Washington
United States
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
Gulf
Medford Inspector Injured When Struck Between Cars
Inspector William H. Godwin of the Elevated Railway was seriously injured internally after being jammed between two electric cars he was coupling in Medford square. He is in dangerous condition at his home.
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Medford
Medford Square
William H. Godwin
Kilmer's Swamp Root Promises Kidney Cure
An advertisement touts the rising prevalence of kidney disease and promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver and urinary issues. It claims quick relief from back pain and frequent urination and offers a free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York.
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Dr. && H. Kilmer & Co
Bing
Hamton
N. Y
Swamp Root
Archbishops Changes Nominated Clergy Transfers
Archbishop OConnell announces pastoral changes. The Rev John T Mullen is moved from Holy Cross Cathedral to St Michael s Hudson. Rev Michael J Splaine, vice chancellor, is raised to chancellor to succeed Rev Thomas J MacCormack.
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Conlin
John. T. Mullen
Holy Cross Cathedral
St. Michael's, Hudson
Michael J. Splaine
D.D
Thomas J. MacCormack
Priest and Temperance Advocate Dies After Long Pastorship
The Rev. a long time pastor of St. Vincent's Church South Boston and former pastor of St. Patrick's Roxbury and St. Bridget's Abington, born in Fort Hill, ordained December 25 1876, known for temperance advocacy and licensing debates before police boards.
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Old Fort Hill
St. Vincent’s Church
South Boston
St. Patrick’s Church
Roxbury
St. Bridget’s Church
Abington
Young Priests Rise in Boston Archdiocese Leadership
The Rev. Thomas J. MacCormack, chancellor of the archdiocese and new pastor at St. Catherine's Norwood, was among the youngest priests to hold the post in 1903. Born in Boston, he studied at Boston College and St. John's Seminary. The Rev. Father Splaine, named chancellor, is about 35, a Watertown native and noted as a brilliant scholar.
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St. Catherine’s
Norwood
Boston
South End
Boston College
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
Father Splaine
Watertown
Boston Hotels Decline Dress Code For Evening Dining
A Boston Post survey finds no uniform rule requiring evening dress in city hotels. Victoria and Vendome staff say no restriction, while Somerset notes democracy in dress. Patrons may choose, though some say a gentleman should wear evening attire for hotel dining.
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London
New York
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the Vendome
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Somerset
May Deport Thomas Neary
A New York report says a small vein issue may lead to the deportation of Thomas Neary who claims 24 years in the U S and a son in the navy. Neary, listed as a member of a Manchester New Hampshire union, traveled abroad recently and did not file naturalization papers.
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New York
Thomas Neary
United States Navy
Neary
Bricklayers and Plasterers’ Union
Manchester
N. H
Nearys Appeal to Washington from Ellis Island Detention
Thomas Neary a Manchester plasterer detained at Ellis Island has lived in Manchester for nearly 25 years and his wife is buried there. One son died while serving in the United States Navy. Friends in Manchester have appealed to Washington.
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Thomas Neary
Elis Island
United_States Navy
Washington
Hyde Park clash leads to multiple court charges
In Dedham on October 21 Patrol man William W. Scott recounted a hard fought incident after the arrest of Charles Ludwin of 57 Dedham street for disturbing the peace. Ludwin, John and Mary Alinski faced court with Ludwin given three months in Dedham jail and a $10 fine for the disturbance. John Alinski fined $25 and his wife’s case placed on file.
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Dedham
William W. Scott
Hyde Park
Charles Ludwin
Dedham Street
Ludwin
John
Mary Alinski
Grover
Back Bay Woman Charged With Assault
Mrs Myra E Stearns of 1 Arlington Street a Back Bay society woman faced a Municipal Court complaint by Catherine Duffy a domestic accusing her of assault She pleaded not guilty and the case was continued to November 6.
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Myra E. Stearns
Back Bay Society
Arlington Street
Catherine Duffy
Stearns
Annual Dance Planned by Division 36 at Bethesda Hall
Division 36 of A QO H announces the annual dance set for December 9 at Bethesda Hall in South Boston. Mayor Fitzgerald and many prominent guests are invited, with expectations that the 1907 affair will surpass past events.
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A. QO. H
South Boston
Bethesda Hall
Fitzgerald
Robitscheck Convicted in Mail Scheme Against Salvation Army
Solomon Robitscheck, 65, a Lowell used clothing dealer, was convicted in U S District Court on charges of using the mails in a scheme to blackmail the Salvation Army for $30,000. He was brought back to face sentencing after the conviction.
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Solomon Robitscheck
Lowell
United States District Court
Salvation Army
Poet and Clothier Solomon Robitscheck Sentenced Today
Lowell figure Solomon Robitscheck, a poet and clothier, faces sentencing today after pleading guilty to attempting to blackmail the Salvation Army. The case centers on a threat to expose alleged misconduct unless paid.
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Solomon Robitscheck
Lowell
Salvation Army
Convicted Fugitive Returned From Canada For Sentence Delay
United States Marshal took custody of the convict yesterday from Canada where he fled after his conviction. Held on $1000 bond, his sentencing was postponed by Judge Dodge after a brief conference with Assistant U S District Attorney Guy A Ham to allow more consideration this morning.
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Darling
Canada
U. S&s
Guy A. Ham
Dodge
Ham
Burdett College Promotes Earning Growth and Training
A former student praises Burdett College on Boylston Street for boosting earning capacity and instilling ambition. The school offers up to date business methods, strong employment placement, and growing evening stenography classes with full rooms and waitlists for next year.
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Burdett College
Boston
Boylston Street
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days with PazO Ointment
Guaranteed to cure itching, bleeding, prolapsed or blind piles within 14 days or money back. Ad states 50 cents price and refund offer.
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Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
Deport Crooks Rounding Up Aliens Sentenced for Deportation
A conference between Colonel George B. Billings and local police leaders orders vigorous deportation of aliens criminals as two murderers two post office thieves and a pickpocket were rounded up this month. George Lanias already ordered deported to Greece for murder. Michele Maffe held for hearing. The post office thieves detained aboard a coastwise schooner from New Brunswick. Colonel Billings goes to Washington to confer with Commissioner General Sargent.
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Pierce
Watts
Police
George Lanias
Greece
Michele Maffe
Italy
New Brunswick
Revere Beach
Billings
Washington
Sargent
Love Begins At Patient's Side In Cambridge Romance
Dr Joseph H Cunningham of a private hospital near Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge will wed Miss Josephine Carroll of Charlottetown P E I the nurse who cared for his patient and sparked the romance The couple plan a wedding after several weeks confirmation from Cambridge Boston hospital circles note the Harvard Medical School alumnus groom and Charlottetown nurse bride profile
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Cambridge
Joseph H. Cunningham
Massachusetts Avenue
Josephine Carroll
Charlottetown
Fisher Stakes Delay in Illinois Central Meeting
Stuyvesant Fish won a postponement of the Illinois Central stockholders meeting until December 18. The Harriman group agreed to the adjournment after pressing for quicker action earlier.
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Chicago
Stuyvesant Fish
Illinois Central Stockholders
Harriman
PMODISTE'S EFFECTS TO GO UNDER THE HAMMER
United States Marshal Darling's desk will be a bargain counter at noon today as the general auctions off the contents of three trunks and a suitcase belonging to Margaret Murphy a fashionable modiste of Cleveland Ohio seized on arrival from Europe September 12 for undervaluing items to the customs examiner. Over 200 articles of ladies wearing apparel are valued officially at 6198 dollars.
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United States
Short Talks by L. T. Cooper on Stomach Health
The article touts general debility from bad habits and weak stomachs. It claims two bottles of Cooper's New Discovery restore stomach function and energy, supported by a testimonial from F. McDade of Detroit about regaining strength after use.
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Cooper
Dix A’ve
Detroit
Mich
Jaynes Drug Stores Sparks Talk Of Popular Medicines
The Jaynes Drug Stores report favorable public impressions of well known medicines, inviting reader questions about their uses and benefits.
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Jaynes Drug Stores
Chinese Band Delights and Frights at Boston Food Fair
A noisy Chinese band performance during Chinese Day drew hearty laughter from visitors while Celestials listened intently. The six musicians used wash boiler lids as drums and created a raucous, memorable show amid lanterns, kimono attire, and Chinatown themed booths. Wednesday marks Red Haired Girls Day with free admission for those with red hair.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Celestial Band
Turbines for cotton mills and a mammoth gun move
The article notes a 60 ton 12 inch rifle en route to Fort Heath Grover's Cliff and the R S Brine Transportation Co contract to move it for $3000. It also reports Allis Chalmers winning mills turbine orders totaling 10 009 hp for Pacific Mills and other plants, marking textile power progress.
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Beachmont
Boston
R.S. Brine Transportation Company
United States
Orient Heights
Milwaukee
Allis-Chalmers Company
H. P
Pacific Mills
Lawrence
Mass
American Thread Company
Watuppa
H.-P
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Jamestown
Cherry
New England
Lusitania
Mauretania
Second Shock Restores Speech for Navy Yard Expert Mortimer
Robert L. Mortimer, a navy yard wireless expert, had his speech unexpectedly return after a shock at the station a week earlier. Doctors were ready to administer a countershock but he was struck by another jolt that made him limp and unconscious for half an hour before he could speak clearly again.
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Robert L. Mortimer
Navy Yard
Mortimer
One Man Arrested Twice for Intoxication
Daniel Goss of Dedham, 39, was arraigned in the Jamaica Plain court before Judge Perrins after being arrested first in Roslindale on Saturday afternoon and then re-arrested by a Station 13 man. He was placed on proba
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Dedham
Jamaica Plain Court
Perrins
Goss
Roslindale
Station 13
Deer Killing Season Opens in Vermont
Burlington Vermont Oct 21 The deer hunting season opened today with prospects for a record year in the number of deer killed as hunters take to the woods statewide.
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Vermont
Burlington
Household Surgeon cures chronic catarrh claims
Druggists refund money if Dr Porter s Antiseptic Healing Oil fails to cure chronic catarrh. The sale price listed as 25 cents.
Lusitania Progress Report From New York
New York dispatch reports the Lusitania passing Sandy Hook at 5 45 p m Saturday and being 75 miles from Sandy Hook at 10 a m today The liner was advancing at 24 58 knots according to a wireless message
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New York
Sandy Hook
Good Sense in the Use of Medicine
A household guide promoting safe remedies and Dr Williams Pink Pills as a sensible option for minor ailments. Includes a testimonial from Nellie Mead of Johnstown Pa describing post partum weakness, improved appetite and nerves after using the pills. Pills sold by druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Meade and Carver Tie in Boston Nuptials
In Boston Massachusetts Robert J Meade Jr eldest son of Brigadier General Robert L Meade USMC ret to Amy daughter of R Carver of Roxbury wed in a coastal ceremony with family observers and local dignitaries.
Deaths Field At Chelsea
Warren Field aged 73 years 10 months 14 days dies at Chelsea funeral from 163 Congress Ave Wednesday at 2 pm relatives and friends invited
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Chelsea
Warren
Congress Avenue
High Street
Fath River
Mass
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