Irish Members Stir Up Commons Over Irish Debate
In London Oct 22 Irish members again stirred the House of Commons with threats to withdraw from Parliament. The day’s main issue was granting a debate on the state of Ireland, leading to straw-splitting and increased ill feeling. William O'Brien and others pressed for a day, while Mr Balfour offered a vote of censure form. The Nationalists refused to vote on education bill amendments. O'Brien later demanded Roosevelt’s letter to the Boston Irish league be considered, but the Speaker ruled it out of order. A related note printed the Roosevelt letter declining attendance due to public duties.
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House of Commons
Ireland
Henry Campbell-Bankerman
Patrick O'Brien
Balfour
Sir Henry
Henry
William O'Brien
T. P. O'Connor
Mr. Balfour
William O’brien
England
Roosevelt
United Irish League
Boston
Mass
O'Brien
United States
Great Britain
O’brien
Hhouse of Commons
Davenport byelection result shocks Davenport seat
Oct 22 Davenport byelection result announced to fill the seat left vacant by E J C Morton Liberal. Unionist Mr Lockie 378 votes Radical Mr Brassey 3757. Both sides campaigned vigorously and polling drew strong crowd. House of Commons greeted the result with Conservative cheers. In the previous general election two Radicals won Davenport.
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London
House of Commons
Davenport
E. J. C. Morton
Lockie
Brassey
Tours Duvall Faces Fraud Charge In Federal Court
Tours Duvall of 320 Leroy Street Dorchester appeared before Commissioner Fiske in federal court yesterday on a charge of fraudulent use of the mails. He advertised a method to make fuel at slight cost with a $1 fee, sending a circular on making and using water gas fuel. Duvall was held for the grand jury in $500 bonds.
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Tours Duvall
Leroy Street
Dorchester
Fiske
Duvall
Grand Jury
Ground Broken for Deaconess Hospital in Longwood
Ground has been broken for the Deaconess Hospital to rise on the site between Bellevue Park and Autumn streets in Longwood. The first wing costs about 45000, excluding heating and elevator, with total build cost around 120000 and capacity for 100 patients. The association has raised 43500 though 40000 more is needed for the first wing. Many wards and rooms may be memorials or named, with donors including two businessmen giving 5000 each and a widow planning a memorial ward, while New England youth groups are expected to supply rooms.
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W. L. Douglas
Oaene
Brockton
Mass
Deaconess Hospital
Bellevue, Park and
Autumn Streets
Longwood
Longwood Park
New England
July Dullness In The Market
The New York market traded unevenly with morning losses from short selling and margin liquidation, then a late rally as only a portion of active stocks gained. Investors awaited the November 3 elections, while copper prices remained fragile and Boston showed caution on the metal's future.
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The
Wall Street Journal
London
Bears
Shorts
Missouri Pacific
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading Common
Atchison Common
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Atchison
Dominion Iron and Steel
Dominion Coal
Mohawk
Atlantic
American Agricultural Chemical
New York Funds
Ae Eye Ee
Champion
Lake Superior
Wrenn Bros. & Co
Board of Trade
Butte District
Snohomish
Heinze
Amalgamated Companies
Minnie Healey
Nipper
Sullivan
Pennsylvania
Gambetta
Piccolo
Barus
Michael Davitt
Leonard
Smith
Old Dominion
Hoar
B. L. White
O. E. Weller
Bingham Mining Company
Dalton and Lark
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boston News Bureau
Butte
Mont
Scallon
Amalgamated
Chris Johnson the HackmanDetective Lands His Man in Court
Chris Johnson known as the Hackman Detective detains Edward A Noble alias One Eyed Noble in Boston Municipal Court. Johnson had previously bailed Noble on a receiving stolen property charge and later tracked him to New York before returning him to Boston for confinement. Noble obtained a one day continuance.
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Chris Johnson
Hackman
Edward A. Noble
One-Eyed Noble
Mr. Johnson
South End
Sherlock Holmes
Boylston Street
Agleam
Boylston
Washington Streets
Johnson
Noble
London
Charles Street
New York
Mr. Noble
Boston
Broadway
Mulberry Street
Montana Campaign Defense of Rights and Industry Standoff
In a Montana political context Mr Scallon defends corporate rights, denouncing enemies as confiscators seeking forfeiture and receiverships. He warns that even temporary successes could bring mine closures and financial distress, while asserting firms will not be driven out. Staples quoted include Bay State at 87 3 4 and Rotary Ring at 36 87 1 2 and 6.25. Heath.
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Montana
Scallon
Bay State
Heath
Reading in the Fifteenth Century: Labor History Lecture
The New York Stock Exchange report lists today’s top and bottom prices with closing and asking quotes. A notice references Fels-Naptha washing ease and a lecture series at Faneuil Hall where over 200 people attended. Professor Henry C. Adams of the University of Michigan spoke on The History of the Labor Problem.
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Twentieth Century Club
Faneuil Hall
Henry C. Adams
University of Michigan
Ex dividend and securities sale totals reported
Ex dividend. Assessment paid. Total sales list 7604 shares and bonds valued at 41 000 dollars. Unlisted stocks 5668 shares and bonds 11 000 dollars.
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