Czar in Final Hours As He Dictates Farewell to Russia
St Petersburg dispatch reports the Czar, told his doctors his case was hopeless, ordered succession plans, and expressed blessing for Czarewitch and Princess Anx. Rumors say Czarewitch betrothal rites near. CzarinaAlix battles orthodoxy. calls for press and conscience liberty rise. Doctors warn of brain trouble. bulletin notes stable appetite and no edema.
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Berlin
St. Petersburg
Cologne
Czarewitch
Anx
Alix
Party of Russian Rights
Zacharin
Russia
McNary Rally Draws Voters Amid Stormy Dorchester Meeting
A Dorchester Music Hall rally for McNary drew a large, weather-affected crowd despite rain and wind. D. J. Moynahan of South Boston urged workingmen to back McNary, while ex Representative James Hayes attacked opponent McEttrick as a professional politician. W. J. Burke kept to national issues as McNary framed the caucus as fair under Australian ballot law.
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McNary
Music Hall
Dorchester
James E. Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Joe O’neil
McEttrick
House of Representatives
Boston
Moody Merrill
Mr. McEttrick
Mr. McNary
W. J. Burke
East Boston
Rpgroo McNary
Democratic Party
Tenth
Boston Journal
Congress
Grand Duke Michael Likely Heir Apparent in Russia
London reports Grand Duke Michael, son of Alexander III, may become heir apparent upon the Czarowitz’s accession. At sixteen, he is known for a strong character and military service in the Bessarabian infantry. Russia’s tradition of primogeniture is noted with historical acts by Peter the Great, Paul, and Alexander I shaping succession.
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London
Michael
Czarowitz
Alexander III
St. Petersburg
Peter the Great
Soverein
Paul
Alexander I
Russia
Arrests in London Over Poison Theory About Czar
St. Petersburg reports several were arrested in London for publicly discussing the theory that the Czar's illness is caused by poison. A student meeting was interrupted by police with all participants detained. Father Ivan conducts daily services at Livadia and at Yalta where large congregations gather.
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London
St. Petersburg
The
Central News
Ivan
Livadia
Yalta
Czar’s Reception at Corfu Hastened by Greece News
The King of Greece in Corfu has ordered speeding up arrangements for the Czar's reception after receiving favorable news from Livadia.
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London
Greece
Corfu
Lividia
Czar Remains Weak While Reports Warn of Slowing Recovery
A late despatch from London notes the Czar enjoyed a painless day but his strength continues to wane and decline. The report signals a gradual deterioration in his condition amid ongoing uncertainty about his health.
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London
Markies Bet Sparks Ward 19 Caucus Trial Exchange
In Roxbury Court, Councilman Mark H Lynch and Representative Dan Coakley argued over Cronan’s Senate bid. Lynch and Coakley wagered bets on Cronan’s election votes with $109 placed and plans for further bets.
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Lynch
Ward 19
Cronan
Dan Coakley
Roxbury Court
Mark H
Dan’ Coakley
Cambridge
Dan
Coakley
Hennessy
Campaign Rally Billed in Brighton Ward Room Tonight
Timothy W. Coakley, candidate for Senator, leads a Brighton ward room rally where he will interrogate Republican Granville Fuller about the A P A. Fuller has not replied to Coakley s open letter and challenge. A lineup of other speakers is also listed.
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Brighton Ward
Timothy W. Coakley
Coakley
Granville A. Fuller
Fuller
Williams at Lynn Democrats Rally for Tariff Reform
In Lynn on October 25, George Fred Williams, Thomas J. Gargan, and Samuel K. Hamilton spoke at a Democratic rally after a procession from Ward 3 headquarters led by the Lynn Brass Band. Williams argued that the new tariff bill boosts industry, challenged Republicans to name a thriving New England plant, and criticized Lodge over tax and campaign contributions. He closed with remarks on the A P A.
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Lynn
Lynn Theatre
George Fred Williams
Thomas J. Gargan
Samuel K. Hamilton
Ward 3
Democratic Club
Lawrence
New England
Congressman Gillett
Ludlow
Springfield
Gillett
Henry Cabot Lodge
Williams
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Democratic Party
Weston Records 41 Mile Day Through Canajoharie
Weston passed Canajoharie at 6 40 p m and reached Fort Plain at 7 45 p m on schedule. He covered 41 miles for the day and rested for the night. roads were heavy. He completed 15 miles from Fonca to Fort Plain in three hours despite a forty minute delay at 9 o clock this morning.
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Canajoharibe
N. Y
Weston
Canajoharie
Fort Plain
Fonca
Unity and talent exchange eyed by Boston cycling clubs
The Associated Cycling Clubs seek unity across nineteen clubs through interclub events in billiards pools bowling and whist and propose talent exchanges for social and cultural growth. John Costello remains with Pope Manufacturing. Jamaica Cycle Club hosts a social at Jamaica Hall on Nov 20. Johnsons mile time and pacing details note disputes over track versus road records and timing devices.
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The
Post
Hyde Park Rovers
Cambridgeport
Medford and Press
Boston Wheel Clubs
John Costello
Pope Manufacturing Company
John
Jamaica Cycle Club
Jamaica Hall
Jamaica Orchestra
Montponser Club
Halifax
Mass
Johnson
Elliott
Boston
Tom Eck
Charles Murphey
Mayo
Leavy
Pettigrew Penalized as Amateur Officials File Dossiers
Raymond of the Los Angeles bicycle racing board names amateurs found guilty of professional dealing. A. N. Osgood J. Al Parks C. L Brown C. A. Smith and S. W. Sullivan of Maine cited. W. A. Pettigrew moved from Class A to Class B for rule violations. The board approves several speed records by John S. Johnson and J. W. Campbell and issues sanction for Springfield Bicycle Club trials from Oct 30 to Nov 15.
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New York
Raymond
L. A. W. Racing Board
A. N. Osgood
Houston
J. al. Parks
Fairfield
C. L. Brown
C. A. Smith
S. W. Sullivan
Caribou
W. A. Pettigrew
West Newton
Mass
Johns. Johnson
Waltham Mass
J. W. Campbell
Spokane
Wash
Boxing Gossip and Bantam Weight Prospects
Boxing gossip notes a new 110 pound hopeful L J Heenan of Woonsocket Rhode Island posting a $1000 forfeit to fight leading 110 pounders. Tim Harrington and Dave Heferan plan a catch weight bout at the Cribb Club. Rumor of Jim McKeon’s death is noted as unverified.
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L. J. Heenan
Heenan
Woonsocket
R. I
America
Charley Kelley
Tommy Connelly
Connelly
Dr. Bishop’s
Young Heenan
Timmy Harrington
Dave Hefferan
Cribb Club
Charles
Harrington
Joe Elms
Hugh Duffy
McCoy
Dan Mahon
Chelsea
Tim Hurst
Seaside Athletic Club
Lavigne
Johnny Griffin
Hurst
New England
Boston
Chicago
Leahy
Casey
Weldon
Gaffney
McArthur
Hardigan
Malden
Harry Cornish
Sam Fitzpatrick
Kid’ Lavigne
Johnnie Griffin
Braintree
Tf Griffin
George Dixon
Griffin
Griffo
McAuliffe
The
Post
Archie Haggie
Cambridge
Bob Allen
Jim McKeon
John Sh. Sullivan
Williams selects Wright sophomore captain at Williams
C A Wright of Moravia New York was named captain of Williams College sophomore football team at a meeting in Williamsport Mass on October 25.
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Williamstown
Mass
C. A. Wright
Moravia
N. Y
Williams College Tonight
Johnson Defeats White in South Boston Pool Meet
Johnson beat White 100 to 79 in the second game of the South Boston pool tournament last night. Tonight Bruce and Manuel will cross cues in a scheduled match.
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Johnson
White
South Boston
Bruce
Manuel
Harvard to Meet Cornell in New York Grid Match
Harvard sails from Cambridge at 3 for a Manhattan Field clash with Cornell on Saturday. The team fields its strongest lineup with Waters Emmons and Mackie returning, while Whittemore earns a surprise full back spot. A hungry Yale-like pressure surrounds the game as Harvard eyes an 18 to 6 score forecast, with practice in rain prior to departure.
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Harvard
Cambridge
New York
Cornell
Manhattan
Waters
Emmons
Mackie
Yale
Springfield
C. Brewer
Wrightington
Hamlen
Buck”’ Whittemore
Whittemore
Manahan
Hallowell
Princeton
Walsh
McLaughlin
Tigers
Interscholastic football season opens with two games
Scholastic football starts with Hopkinson versus Boston Latin at South End grounds and Cambridge H and L against Cambridge M T at Soldiers Field. Practice shows strong team work, with Manual Training School favored to win the pennant despite last year’s protest.
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South End
Hopkinson
Boston Latin
Soldiers Field
Cambridge
Cambridge H
Cambridge M. T
Manual Training School
Boston Latin School
C. H
M. T
Cambridge M. T. S
English High
Hopkinson and
Newton
Soldiers _ field
Narragansett Park Racing Amid Rain and Wind
Narragansett Park faced a waterlogged track with rain and strong wind. Before racing, four J B Collins horses sold at auction. D D Davis bought Sirocco and Addie, F Regan bought Rama and Busirius. Six races produced several clear winners.
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Providence
Narragansett Park
J. B. Collins
D. D. Davis
Jim’ Davis
Sirocco
Emperor
Bris Brize
Addie
Babee
F. Regan
Rama
Brunette
Busirius
Bell Phebe
Sir John
Hamilton
Castanet
McClain
Philisten
Lamley
Miss Ordway
Belden
Boothroyd
Sffie Dean
Cherry Blossom
Pikes Pride
Speculation
Snedeker
Billy S
Garner
W. B
Laurel
Red John
Canvass
Taylor
Panway
H. Jones
Julia O
Handis
Lady Richmond
Ballard
Shadow
Dance
Rieff
Drieband
Harry Keister
John P
Excellenza
Our Maggie
Jove
Blake
Bess McDuff
Cheiet
Clarus
Fidelio
Blue Garter
Harry Hinkson
San Joaquin
Reginald
Alix Wins First Two Heats in Directum-Alix Race
In the Directum Alix race last Saturday Alix won the first two heats while Directum was drawn. The mare trotted only two race heats with a third as an exhibition mile against time announced from the judges box.
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Alix
Newtonians Meet on Charles River Dam and Rail Crossings
About 200 Newton citizens gathered at Eliot Hall to discuss four issues including a proposed Charles River dam at Craigie Bridge and grade crossings along the Boston and Albany line. Resolutions favored the general park commission plan while grade crossing matters were set for further action.
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Newton
Eliot Hall
Garden City Improvement Association
Charles River
Craigie Bridge
Boston & Albany Railroad
Washington Street
Albany Road
Dewson
EK. B. Haskell
Metropolitan Park Commission
Charles
Beacon Street
Noyes
W. W. Lawson
Boston
Public hearings reveal harsh conditions at House of Correction
The article details continued public institutions hearings with ex Alderman Maguire describing the House of Correction as cruel and unsuitable. He and Alderman Lomasney toured South Boston, noting poisoning air and solitary confinement impacts. Dr Bancroft testified about cases of insanity and incidents involving prisoners and officers, with adjournment at 10 pm and resumption planned for 4 pm.
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John J. Maguire
House of Correction
Maguire
Boston
Alderman Lomasney
King
Jeremiah Donovan
Hell
South
Dr. Bancroft
Winfred Baxter Bancroft
Bancroft
Don Quinlan
Jelly
Riley
Witham
Young
Martin Plaherty
First Republican Rally Draws Crowd in New Bedford
In New Bedford on October 25 the local Republicans held their first campaign rally at the Opera House. Speakers included Congressman William F. Draper, Senator Lodge, and John Simpkins with a large audience despite rain. Prominent on stage were William W. Crapo, Attorney General Knowlton, Senate President William M. Butler, ex Mayor Rotch, Samuel Ross, Charles P. Rugg, and George M. Eddy. Butler presided. General Draper urged there ought to be action.
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New Bedford
Opera House
Lsten
William F. Draper
Hopedale
Lodge
John Simpkins
Cape
William W. Crapo
Knowlton
Senate
William M. Butler
Rotch
Samuel Ross
Charles P. Rugg
George M. Eddy
Butler
Draper
Democrats Enthuse at Massachusetts Music Hall Rally
Tonight Massachusetts Democrats gather at Music Hall for a major campaign event led by Mayor Matthews. Speakers John E. Russell Thomas J. Gargan and Josiah Quincy address issues of the day amid a rousing reception and a Baldwin Band concert schedule from 7 to 8.
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Massachusetts Democracy
Music Hall
Matthews
John E. Russell
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
Josiah Quincy
Russell
Messrs
Gargan
Quincy
Baldwin
Waldenfal
Tvoian
Ian
Godfrey Cornet
Naukeng
Thomas Mullally
Orceees
Wilson Campaign Turbulent West Virginia Swing
Mr Wilson toured the Ohio River Valley with stops in Wheeling Parkersburg Clarksburg Friendly St Marys Williamstown and New Martinsville. He spoke on tariff policy to large crowds joined by McAdoo as they addressed about 2500 at Parkersburg and 5000 at Clarksburg.
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Friendly
St. Mary’s
Williamstown
McAdoo
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
West Virginia Central
Wilson
Berkeley Springs
McGraw
Lynn May Have Polo Yet At Lynn Riding Rink
The Lynn license committee plans to grant J Frank Leonard a license to run roller polo at the riding rink. Public interest is high and many expect a license will be issued if Leonard can provide adequate police to protect nearby residents from hoodlums during games.
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Lynn
J. Frank Leonard
Leonard
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