New Boston to Rival St Michaels on Yukon Coast
Alaska promoters plan a new town named New Boston, to be a rival seaport and transfer hub for Klondike traffic. The Boston & Alaska Transportation Co will run Seattle to New Boston ships, with river boats up the Yukon. Promoters claim shorter routes, earlier navigation, and rich gold fields attracting thousands from New England and beyond.
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Alaska
New Boston
St. Michaels
New England
Yukon River
Klondike
Circle City
Dawson
Seattle
Norton Sound
Boston & Alaska Transportation Company
Yukon Delta
Yukon
New
J. B. C. Lockwood
New Company
Boston
Portland
Lockwood
Boundary Line
Munook Creek
Tanana River
Mr. Lockwood
Hanna's Fight and Hanna on the Ohio Campaign Trail
Marcus A Hanna travels Ohio campaigning hard for the GOP while Tom Johnson emerges as a rival. The piece details Hanna's relentless schedule, rheumatism, and political pressure from postmasters and patronage seekers, plus Johnson's bid and Cuyahoga County influence shaping a potential Senate front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, CO
Marcus A. Hanna
United States
National Republican Committee
Ohio
Mr. Hanna
Hanna
Customs
Internal Revenue
Mark
Republican Party
Washington
Blaine
McKinley
Tom I. Johnson
Johnson
United States Senate
Cleveland
Cuyahoga County
Hamilton County
Joan R. McLean
Cincinnati
A. J. Warner
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Warner
McLean
Cuyahoga
Hamilton
Tom L. Johnson
Along the Water Front Harbor Scene Note
A quiet harbor day reports few arrivals or departures. Towboats Camil la and Curlew moved cotton lighters and sleepers from the Clyde steamer George W Clyde, while the Yarmouth from Yarmouth N and a lone fishing schooner reached the quay. Passengers were waiting for the Pavonia due from Liverpool and Queenstown, expected today after being spoken at sea.
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Camilla
Curlew
Clyde
George W. Clyde
Lewis Wharf
Jacksonville
Charleston
Yarmouth
Smith
Cunard
Boston
Pavonia
Atkin
Liverpool
Queenstown
Lucanta
New York
Olive Pecker Crew Heads to Boston on Lancaster Arrival
The Lancaster airship arrival to Boston was delayed by headwinds. Rumors place the ill fated bark Olive Pecker and the Anderson crew expected in port by week’s end, in case their services are needed during a trial.
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United States
Lancaster
Boston
Barkqutine
Anderson
Parnell Associates Hold Large Meeting in Boston
A large meeting of the Charles Stewart Parnell Associates convened at Hampden and Albany streets with Joseph F. Madden presiding. Over a hundred members attended as committees reported favorably and financial officers announced strong finances. They pledged to vote to retain Boston's Common Council and criticized efforts to abolish it while urging more power for the body in city affairs. Music and recitations were performed by Madden, Richardson, McGee, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart Parnell Associates
Hampden
Albany
Joseph F. Madden
Common Council
City of
Boston
Messrs. Madden
Chardson
McGee
Boston Water Department Union Announces New Members and Leadership Change
At yesterday's meeting of Boston Water Department Union 6356 A F of L seven new members were initiated and five proposed. Reports praised Commissioner Murphy's handling of inquiries and noted improved finances under the current administration. James McCaffrey resigned as financial secretary, Florence Crowey elected to serve the remainder of the term. T D Sullivan chaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Water Department Union
A. F. of
Murphy
James McCaffrey
Florence Crowey
T. D. Sullivan
Raleigh Opens in Boston's Exclusive Hotel Pelham Café
The Raleigh cafe opened Saturday in Hotel Pelham on Boylston street under T. F. Corey and George H. Gay. Located in an upscale district, the Cherubic decorated walls by Joshua Sears and lavish fixtures from McKenney & Waterbury and Co. M. Packer plus J. J. Horgan marble work create a white and gold setting. George Gay presided all day, receiving many floral tributes from friends.
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Boston
Raleigh
T. F. Corey
George H. Gay
Hotel Pelham On
Cambridge
Co. M. Packer
J.J. Horgan
George Gay
Notorious Baltimore Crook Shot Dead in Etna Burglary Trap
In an attempted shoe store robbery at Etna last night, Thomas Oswald of Baltimore, a notorious crook, was killed by a gun placed in the store as a burglar trap. His pockets contained fifty skeleton keys and jewelry valued at about $2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Etna
Thomas Oswald
Baltimore
City of Boston Election Act Applies to City Council
City Clerk announces a November election under 1893 act. Voters will choose governor officers and decide on Chapter 861 reorganizing Boston government with a full city council system, including president, twelve aldermen at large, and twenty five ward aldermen, plus caucus nomination rules. Polls open 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. Attest: J M Galvin.
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Board of Election Commissioners
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
City of
Boston
Board of Election
Saidety
City Council
Aldermen
Board of Aldermen of
Incendiary Fire Frustrated at Newton Highlands
Miss Lillian K. McKenzie woke to smoke in her Walnut street home. Firefighters found four cellar locations saturated with kerosene and burning before discovery. Damage nears $200 as police and fire marshal investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Newton Highlands
Lillian K. McKenzie
Walnut Street
Liquor Store Burglary Leads to Two Arrests
Patrick Stack of 1 Pine Street and Mil Fitz of 92 Oak Street were arrested yesterday afternoon for breaking and entering the George B Hugo liquor store at 151 Shawmut Avenue. Three dozen bottles valued at $50 were taken, with some later recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Stack
Pine Street
Mil” Fitz
Oak Street
George B. Hugo
Shawmut Avenue
Fire at Albany Street Building Causes 2000 Loss
An alarm from Box 69 at 5:2 yesterday morning reported a first floor fire in a four story brick building at 377 and 379 Albany Street. Owned by Robert Treat Paine and occupied by J L Brown carpenter J F Mahoney Patrick Horan and Cale Woodbury. Damage to building and Brown stock will not exceed 2000.
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Albany Street
Robert Treat Paine
J. L. Brown
Carpenter
J. F. Mahoney
Patrick Horan
Cale & Woodbury
Brown
Foster Caught at Last in Paris Flight from Forged Mortgages
William R. Foster Jr., who fled New York with 193000 tied to forged mortgages, was arrested at Neuilly near Paris. Scotland Yard detectives secured the capture at the request of English authorities.
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London
New York Produce Exchange
Neuilly
Paris
Scotland Yard
Jordan Marsh & Co Great History Club Close Soon
Jordan Marsh & Co announces the Library of Universal History club sets will soon sell out. The offer, at cost plus a small fee, is praised by university professors and Dr William S Harris. City customers can view the library at the book department or request sample pages by mail for full terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library of Universal History
Jordan, Marsh & Co. History Club
Jordan, Marsh & Co
William S. Harris
United States Commissioner of Education
Miniature Almanac October 25 Ocean Movement Notes
On Monday October 25, mini almanac lists sunrise and sunset times, length of day ten hours thirty seven minutes, and high water schedules. Arrived steamers include Yarmouth and Olivia with merchandise and passengers to multiple firms in Delaware, Jacksonville, Charleston, Baltimore, and New York. Several ships sail or anchor, with tug and barge movements noted and port entries from Nantasket Roads to Portsmouth and St. John New Brunswick.
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Prince Edward
Long Wharf
Nova Scotia
A. D. Hewat
Dominion Atlantic Line
Howes
Gloucester
Baltimore
Norfolk
Barnegat
Cape Horn
Rivers
A. G. Ropes
San Francisco
Clyde Line
Jacksonville
Charleston
George W. Clyde
Robinson
Delaware
Ingram
Clyde
Lewis Wharf
Hull
Yarmouth
Smith
N. S
John G. Hall & Co
S. C
A. P. Lane
Hawes
A. M. Graham
H. F. Dimock
Bearse
New York
H. M. Whitney
City of
Piscataqua
Perkins
Portsmouth
N. H
Prohibition
Richards
Moser River
Olivia
Rawding
Bear River
N. J
Grace Rice
Welch
Weymouth
Princess
Ryan
Port Gilbert
Clifford C
Kelson
St. John
N. B
Provincetown
Plymouth
Kendrick
Port Johnson
Nantasket Roads
Charles F. Ward
Gorse
Africa
Nathan Lawrence
Kalinia
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange Fragments From Boston Market
A mixed list of stock line items includes Boston Live Stock, Geyser Minin, Mohegan Gol, Bonanza Devel, Van Choate Electricities, Mollie Gibson, Boston & Cripple Creek, Rotary Molding, Dunkin Mining, New Idria Quicksliver, Ain Circular Loom, Spiral Wire, Old Glory Gold, and other entries with prices or quantities. The fragmentary OCR reads as a stock catalog page with numerous incomplete names and figures.
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Boston Live
Geyser Minin Oe Ree Saubeneeses Netsaace
Mohegan Gol
Bonanza Devel
van Choate Electricities
Mollie Gibson
Boston & Cripple Creek
Dunkin Mining
Idria
Neds
Jeb
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City of New
Boston and Alaska Transportation Company
Kcondyre District
New River Channel
Tom Johnson
Jeffries’ Point
City of Macon
Simpson
Savannah
Alfred Sorensen
Charles L. Mather
Saiiors
Dunkirk
Iceland
Parnell Associates
Water Department Union
Notorios
J. M. Galvin
Foster
Shipping News
Eng
R. F N, SF
Fort Johnson
Sissies
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
Wilson W. Fay & Co
State Street
Vwaaannae Line
Ocean Steamship Co
Florida
Richardson & Barnard
Rockland
Green's Landing
Southwest Harbor
Bar Harbor
Millbridge Jonesport
Machias
Spellman Hall
George Fred Williams
Hugh W. Bresnahan
Medical
Hallock
Court St
Mass
Dr. Hallock
Hallock Medical Institute
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Revere House
Harvard Medical College
BH. W. Gahan
M. D
Tremont St
Sandare
Williams
J. FE. Bishop
Boylston St
Cor. Tremont
Stanley
P. O. Box
Boson, Mass
Thompson & Herman
Tremont Row
Shipping
Cambrer Sachem
Kansas
Canada
Michigan
Hiomans
Sagamore
Norsemaragers
INE
John Farley & Sons
State St
Fitchburg Docks
Charlestown
Warren & CO
Milk Street
Cunard Line
Alexander Martin
Southampton
St. Paul
St. Louis
Havre
International Navigation CO
Bowling Green
L. H. Palmer
Qld State House
Merchants & Miners Transportation Co
Newport News
Providence
Tenn, & Ga
Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Kanawha
Southern
Kk. R
Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Cumberland Gap
Company
Battery Wharf
Washington St
J. W. McCloskey
A. D. Stebbins
W._P. TURNER
J. C. Whitney
Trafic Mgr
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Pilla
Wilmington
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
E. B. Sampson
Fiske Building
Portland Steamers
Bay State
India Wharf
North
Iast
F. Weiliamas
Eastport
Lubec
St. Androd
Camperello
Calais
Island
New Brunswick
Ston
Wed
Lastvort
K. A. Waldron
Gen
Lonharf
Foot of
State St. J
Masters
Railroads
Boston & Maine
CITY
Washington Street
Western
Eastern
Union Station
Ave. Portland
N .m
Bangor
Rar Harbor
Lewiston
Manchester
P. m. i John
Halifax
The
Provinces
ST. Stephen
ST. Andrew N. B
North Conway
Intervale
Glen
Srawfords
Fabyans
Twin Mountain
Whitefield
Castind
Debrisle
Sedgwick
Bar
Les Lac de
North Wharf
Pietsfield
Suncook Walnch
Wok Pan
Nashua
Eee
Tilton
Lakeport
Uneedita
Ashand
Laconia
Weiss Plymouth
Crate Harbor
Jong Island
Concord
Warren and
Haverhill
Woodstock
ST. J
St. Johnsbury
Montpelier
Burlington
White River
Montreal
Boston Air Line
Quebec
West
G. T. Ry
Vis Cc. P. Ry
Weirs
Warren
Bethlehem Jct
mTo Franklin
Satur
D. J. Flanders
Pase
Fitchburg Railroad
Hoosac
Fitchburg
North Adams
Williamstown
Troy
Saratoga
Utica
Binghamton
Hornellsville
Elmira
Syracuse
Rochester
Watertown
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Detroit
Pacific Expo
Lake Chamnulain
Ior
Keene
Bellows Falls
White River Junction
Rutland
Whitehall
Port Edwards
Glens Falls
Plattsburg
Adirondacks
St. Albans
Malone
Ogdensburg
Ottawa
Vermont
Petite Montreal
Bellows Fai
Causeway Street
J. R. Watson
New Haven & Hartford R
OLD Colony System
Unness
Park Square
New Haven
New London
New Y Rs
Middletown
Weair Ansto
Air Line Limited
Stonington
Norwich
Philadelphia
Marinens
Newport
Fall River
New Bedford
Kneeland Street
Whitman
Wood
Cottage City
Nantucket
Boston & Albany
Staion
Marlboro
Itchburg
LO Minster
Clinton
Old Stee House
Old State House
Mor
A. C. Kendall
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