French Dock Laborers Riot at Dunkirk
In Dunkirk on October 22 police clashed with dock laborers injuring a commissary and four policemen. Rioters raided shops, attacked newspaper offices, and tried to cut moorings of British colliers. Troops drove them off as town hall and press offices were guarded by soldiers. The federation urged a general dock work stoppage in sympathy with miners.
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Dunkirk
France
National Federation of Dock Laborers of
Premier Combes
Marseilles
Insane man tries to scale Elysee gates in Paris
Paris police deny Figaro report of an anarchist assassination attempt on President Loubet. A man with a deranged mind tried to climb the Elysee railing. two detectives restrained him after he resisted punches and kicks. He claimed to be enemy of tyrants and gave the name Le Bissonet.
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Paris
Elysee Palace
Figaro
Loubet
Hlysee
Elysee
le Bissonet
the Elysee
St. Lazare
Heart Stitched Up by Bellevue Surgeon in Heroic Operation
New York physicians report Dr. George D. Stewart at Bellevue Hospital stitched a stab wound in Mrs. Annie Kingsley's heart after penetrating three quarters of an inch. The operation required removing ribs four and five to access the heart and placing six interrupted sutures between heartbeats. The anesthetic ether aided the heart, bleeding ceased, and Mrs. Kingsley is expected to recover.
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New York
George D. Stewart
Bellevue Hospital
Annie Kingsley
Stewart
Kingsley
City Point Catholic Association Plans Subscription Party
The City Point Catholic Association has arranged the first subscription party of the season to be held tomorrow evening at Bethesda Hall in South Boston. Resident Joseph A. Lyons is noted.
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City Point
South Boston Catholics Stage Limited Attendance Event
An efficient committee has prepared the arrangements for the upcoming affair with high expectations of success. South Boston Catholics show strong interest in the event. Attendance is limited to 200 people. The next party in the series is scheduled for January.
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South Boston
Governor Crane Nominates Sawyer to Pharmacy Board
At yesterday's executive council meeting Governor Crane presided as William K. Sawyer was nominated for the State Board of Registration In Pharmacy to succeed Amos K. Tilden whose term expires.
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Executive Council
Crane
William K. Sawyer
State Board of Registration In Pharmacy
Amos K. Tilden
Cuban consul laureano cortes visits Boston officials
Laureano Cortes, designated Cuban consul in Boston, called on Governor Crane and city leaders yesterday. born 1870 in Sagua la Grande, Cuba, he arrived in the U S in 1880 and plans official duties at 131 State street. Cortes praised U S Cuba ties and noted trade up about 40 percent last year amid optimism for reciprocity and further investment.
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Laureano Cortes
Republic of Cuba
Hoston
Crane
Cortes
State Street
Mr. Cortes
Sagua la Grande
Cuba
United States
Bavarian King Otto Failing. Regent May Step Up
Reports from Munich say King Otto, still considered sane since his accession, is rapidly failing physically. If he dies, Regent Prince Leopold is expected to cede power to the apparent heir Prince Rupert who married Duchess Marie Gabrielle, famed for beauty and charity. Marie Gabrielle is daughter of Duke Charles Theodore, noted as an oculist.
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London
Munich
Otto
Leopold
Prince Rupert
Marie Gabrielle
Charles Theodore
Case of James Jackson Charged With Supporting the Constitution
The New York Presbytery revived the case of James Jackson linked to the Second Reformed Presbyterian Church of Boston. Jackson was formerly found guilty and suspended for taking naturalization papers and swearing to support the U.S. Constitution. The trial of James K. Riley, an elder, was ordered, with a potential new trial in about three weeks. The Rev. J. M. Foster explained the Covenanting church’s stance against recognizing the Constitution, citing divine sovereignty over civil authority.
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Second Reformed Presbyterian Church of
Boston
James Jackson
New York
James K. Riley
Jackson
United States
God
Christ
Barrett Defends Record In Fermoyle Murder Reward Debate
Alderman Barrett of Cambridge said a report alleging a Boston officer shielded Fermoyle's killer is misleading. He noted Beunche claimed a Boston suspect existed and moved to refer the $10,000 reward portion to the police committee. Barrett adds the entire order should go to the committee, linking the Fermoyle case to later crimes.
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Boston
J. A. Fermoyle
Cambridge
Barrett
Beunche
Fermoyle
Committee On Police
Wreck of freight trolley on Boston and Maine line
A flat freight trolley car carrying sleepers was wrecked at a railroad crossing in Lynn when struck by the engine of the Rockport express on the Boston and Maine line. Three Italian laborers aboard escaped serious injury. Frank Bellman was hospitalized with a head cut and crushed hand. Passenger cars suffered no damage. travel was delayed about two hours.
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Lynn
Rockport Express
Boston & Maine Railroad
Frank Bellman
Ocean race begins between America and Unique from Block Island
Newport Rhode Island reports the North Atlantic race start as schooners America and Unique set off from Block Island with a 3000 mile course to Brava Cape Verde Islands. The event marks a bold maritime challenge between two named vessels and sets the stage for a long ocean crossing.
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Block Island
Atlantic
Newport
R. I
North Atlantic
America
Unique
Brava
Cape Verde Islands
Agnes Converse in North End theft case again
Agnes Converse, dubbed the queen of cold fingered girls, met Nelson PF Perry of Brewster in a North End hotel. After a luncheon with wine at which they drank, she disappeared with $200 from Perry after they went to Hotel Ludwig. She pleaded not guilty and got a continuance until Friday. bail set high.
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Agnes Converse
North End
Nelson PF
Perry
Brewster, Me
Gertrude
Agnes
Ludwig
Commander Low to Lead Enterprise at Boston
Washington October 22 Commander W F Low retired officer has been ordered to take command of the nautical school ship Enterprise at Boston in a high profile appointment expected to impact training and operations for future naval officers.
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Washington
W. F. Low
Enterprise
Boston
Morning Star Sails For Fame With Rich Sperm Oil Haul
Letters from Benjamin Higgins, first officer aboard the bark Morning Star of New Bedford, report a lucky voyage after leaving Fayal in October. The vessel has gathered about 1400 barrels of sperm oil and six pounds of ambergris so far on the current voyage.
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Provincetown
Benjamin Higgins
Morning Star
New Bedford
Fayal
Fels-Naptha Soap Promises Safer Quick Cleaning
An advertisement touts Fels-Naptha soap as the superior choice for any delicate cleaning task and grimy clothes, claiming easier faster results without boiling or scalding. The copy stresses safety and efficiency, appealing to households seeking practical stain removal and garment care.
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