Hulls Vote for Governor in 1902 State Election
Hull based its state race forecast on a Post canvass showing enrolled voters and declared supporters. Analysts note shifts from Bates to Gaston, with 38 changes toward Gaston and 0 toward Bates, amid town leaders predicting Hull will signal the statewide result.
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Hull
Gaston
Bates
W. Murray Crane
Robert T. Paine
Crane
Josiah Quincy
William A. Gaston
James Jeffrey
Democratic Town Committee
Nantasket
Judge Emmons
John Smith
Board of Selectmen
Pocahontas
Alfred A. Galiano
Eugene Mitchell, Jr
John D. Coyle
William Jent
Edmond J. Harrington
William H. Conant
Harry Tremaine
John W. Sweeney
Michael H. Burns
Milk Producers to Form Corporation Amid Arbitration Fight
Boston milk row deepens as Milk Producers' Union meets at American House. Officials warn of a milk famine after Nov 1 unless demands are met while contractors resist arbitration before the State Board. Union funds plan a stock company to buy land if prices fail.
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Boston
H. E. Bullard
Milk Producers’ Union
American House
State Board of Arbitration
W. A. Hunter
J. K. Whiting
M. P. Palmer
State Board
L. Beeman
West Brookfield
Duncan
Committee On Incorporation
Hunter
Cambridge Burglary Strikes Home in Station 1 District
Police with many officers investigated a late night break in Cambridge Station 1 district. A residence was looted of silverware and jewelry with the house ransacked. suspects fled prior to midnight and ongoing effort continues.
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Cambridge
Station 1
Mrs Dowie Delays Boston Start in New York Meeting
In New York on October 22 Mrs Dowie and her husband attended a meeting at Madison Square Garden despite earlier plans she would depart for Boston. Zion officials said she likely would not depart until Friday afternoon.
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New York
Wwaraen
Zion
WIFE SLAVED RIVAL IN EASE
Westfield story reveals Elijah Drake’s private life through the so called wife No. 17 who spoke of the long separation after a second woman joined him. She recalls his illness, move to different houses, and her continued tobacco work while gossip grew.
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Westfield
Elijah Drake
Samuel Welcome
Linden Avenue
Lilah
Drake
Kate Warren
Westfieldians
Elijah
Albany
Welcome
Noble Avenue
Black and White Scotch Whisky Called Drink of Gentlemen
Fragment mentions the whisky as the drink of gentlemen worldwide and notes a servant in the scene. The text is incomplete but suggests a social setting where the liquor is praised. No further identifiable events or names are readable.
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Gentienen
W L Elkins In Critical Condition In Philadelphia
Philadelphia October 22 news that after a consultants’ meeting William L Elkins the city’s multimillionaire capitalist remains seriously ill at his home with little hope for recovery according to attending physicians and his family was informed tonight.
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Philadelphia
William L. Elkins
Amalgamated shuts down all its mines in Montana
District Judge Clancy awards the Minnie Healy mine to F Augustus amid a sweeping shutdown of Amalgamated Copper properties. Up to 20 000 workers idle as Boston Montana and related units halt operations, with receivership and dividend bans looming. Officials defer comment while courts exhaust appeals in this pivotal Montana mining case.
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Butte
Mont
Clancey
Minnie Healy
F. Augustus
Montana
Anaconda Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
John Gillie
New York
Gillie
William Scallon
Clancy
Boston & Montana
Anaconda
John MacGinnis
Heinze
Amalgamated
Dan Patch Sets 1 56 1 4 Harness Mile Record
Memphis audience watches Dan Patch rush one mile in 1 56 1 4 at the Memphis Trotting Association track. The time shatters Prince Alert's world mark, with splits of 29, 58, and 1 27 1 4 as the pace car and two runners led the way.
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Dan Patch
Lou Dillon
Major Delmar
Brighton Beach
Prince Alert
Crescens
Wichita
Kan
Memphis
Tenn
Don Patch
Memphis Trotting Association
Patch
Joe Patchen
M. C. McHenry
Pardoned by Roosevelt Tyler Freed After Bank Defalcation Case
Leominster reports Joel G. Tyler released from North Fitchburg prison after President Roosevelt granted clemency. Ty led five year sentence for defalcation from the Safety Fund National Bank of Fitchburg where he was a paying teller. He returned to his home as restitution by the Allen estate, which benefited from the crime.
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Leominster
Joel G. Tyler
Safety Fund National Bank of
Girl Slave Case to Be Heard Today in Boston Police Court
Iweed to Boston from New York on promise of employment held prisoner in a Minot street house robbed by a man named Abe. She was beaten and stabbed when resisting and rescued by police overhearing a street conversation. Placed in the House of Detention with a knife wound. Parents from New York claim their child. Authorities seek more such cases of trafficking and slavery.
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Iweed
Boston
New York
Minot Street
Abe
Boston Forecast and Transit Notices
Forecast for Boston and vicinity predicts fair conditions on Friday with cooler nights Saturday remains fair with fresh south to west winds. Transit from Park Square to Worcester runs every half hour starting October 26, fare forty miles for 40 cents. Father John's Medicine claims to cure colds. Hawthorne Men's Cafe at 24 Avery Street is noted as drawing business men.
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Boston
Park Square
Worcester
Hawthorne Men's
Avery Street
Canadians Refused Coal To Sol Jacobs
The American fishing steamer Alice M Jacobs arrived at Whitehead, N S today for water. Captain Sol Jacobs says his trip ended early due to near coal exhaustion after the Canadian government refused a permit to replenish bunkers. He reports no mackerel schooling and 11 American seiners remained in Sydney without fish.
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Halifax
N. S
Alice M.jacobs
Whitehead
Sol Jacobs
Sydney
Gordon McKay Funeral in Pittsfield Mausoleum Dedication
The death of Gordon McKay, millionaire shoe machine inventor, in Newport prompts funeral at First Congregational Church Pittsfield. Honorary bearers include Harvard President Charles W. Eliot and several professors. Burial occurs in McKay Mausoleum at Pittsfield Cemetery built at over $50,000. will to be offered for probate in Newport next Monday.
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Pittsfield
Gordon McKay
Newport
First Congregational Church
Boston
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
N. S. Shaler
Smythe
James J. Myers
A. P. Tapley
F. F. Stanley
George EB. Gilbert
Marks
Hollis
Mr. McKay
Pittsfield Cemetery
McKay
Bryan testifies in probate case over Bennett will
In New Haven on October 2, William J. Bryan again testified in the Probate Court about the will of Philo S. Bennett. Judge Stoddard questioned the $50,000 gift instruction to Mrs. Bennett and Bryan. Bryan said the division to Mrs. Bryan and the children was understood between him and Bennett.
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New Haven
William J. Bryan
Philo
S. Bennett
Henry
Stoddard
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Bennett
Mrs. Bennett
Bates silent on Holden matter discussed by Hayes charges
Governor Bates refused to discuss the Hayes charges involving Walter Holden and his ties to the governor's law partner. The governor gave two brief answers that admitted no further discussion on the subject.
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Bates
Holden
Hayes
Walter Holden
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