War hinges on Russia reply to Britain note
London reports Britain has ordered channel, Mediterranean and home fleets to strike at an hour's notice for a possible rendezvous. War or peace now depends on Russia's reply to Britain's note over the attack on fishermen. Public sentiment supports firm action. The Czar's regrets are noted but not valued amid urgency.
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London
Channel
Mediterranean
Russia
Britain
St. Petersburg
England
Calls Divorce Courts Moral Sewers
Extracted from a pastoral letter read at Trinity Church as the Episcopal general convention closed. It condemns easy divorce and urges cleansing public sentiment, notes Morgan’s presence, and emphasizes church responsibility amid labor and civil rights debates. It calls for unity with Black Americans through mutual confidence and service.
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House of Bishops
Trinity Church
Henry C. Potter
New York
Episcopal General Convention
House of Deputies
J. Pierpont Morgan
Hartford
Conn
Blighted Love Theory In Amesbury Poison Mystery
Amesbury police pursue a blighted love affair theory behind the poison mystery. No named suspects are involved. a supposed culprit from Amesbury sent poisoned piccalilli via letters from Haverhill. Victims, including Mrs Prendergast and others, are recovering after severe illness.
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Amesbury
Currier
Conserves
Haverhill
Prendergast
Connolly
Ham
Morse
Boston Democratic Demonstration Precedes Tremont Temple Meet
A massive Boston rally lights Tremont Temple as Democrats parade to a ratification event. Speakers include Mayor Collins and William L. Douglas. Ohn R. Dos Passos and W T A Fitzgerald conclude the program, with a note to read Page 8 for a detailed story.
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Mayor Collins
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Republic
W. L. Douglas
Canada
John R. Dos Passos
United States
W.T. A. Fitzgerald
Douglas
Bates
Tremont Temple
William T. A. Fitzgerald
William A. Gaston
Collins
Ohn R. Dos Passos
William L. Douglas
Notable Nashua Adends Father John's Medicine Claim
An old Nashua advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine for colds and lung issues, claiming prevention of pneumonia and grip, and curing colds, highlighting its use as a remedy for various respiratory ailments.
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Nashua
N. H
John
Have a Lung Kuro on. Hand Cures all lung and throat troubles
A historical medicine notice proclaims a remedy called Have a Lung Kuro on that claims to cure all lung and throat disturbances. The ad-style text emphasizes quick relief and broad healing promises for respiratory issues.
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity
Partly cloudy conditions persist for Boston and surrounding area with similar skies expected Wednesday and Thursday. Winds light, temperatures steady near seasonal norms, with no precipitation expected in the near term.
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Boston and Vicinity
Conductor Dies as Fire Ruins Forest Hills Car Barn
Thomas Bernard Dunn 21, a medical student from Vermont, perished in the $170,000 fire that destroyed Elev ated company car barns on Washington Street Forest Hills. 41 Boston Elevated cars and seven Old Colony cars burned. Dunn, a Roxbury resident, went into a burning car to rescue others but was trapped. His funeral is planned for Thursday at St Patrick's Church Roxbury.
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Elevated Company
Washington Street
Forest Hills
Thomas Bernard Dunn
Shirley Street
University of Vermont
Boston Elevated
Old Colony Street Railway
Old Colony Company
Conductor Dunn
Roxbury
Charles Coltier
Dunn
St. Patrick’s Church
Fell Dead at Meeting in Myrtle Hall Chelsea
Charles H Newhall age 54 died during a Spiritualist meeting in Myrtle Hall Chelsea with his wife and children present. Death due to heart disease. He lived at 152 Saratoga Street East Boston where the body was taken later.
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Charles H. Newhall
Myrtle Hall
Chelsea
Mr. Newhall
Saratoga Street
East
Boston
Kuropatkin Appointed Commander in Chief
An imperial ukase dated October 23 names General Kuropatkin as commander in chief of the Russian army, effective immediately.
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Kuropatkin
Petersburg
Airship Arrow Flies Over St Louis to Cahokia
The Arrow airship, owned by Thomas Baldwin and piloted by A Roy Knabenshue, flew 10 miles from the World's Fair grounds over St. Louis to Cahokia. It moved partly under its own power and partly aided by a 10 mile per hour wind, maneuvering in circles until an engine failure cut control.
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ST. Louis
Arrow
Thomas 8. Baldwin
San Francisco
A. Roy Knabenshue
Toledo
Mississippi River
Cahokia
Knabenshue
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Copper Trust
Ven Ees
Piceshatching
J. B. Cassaemann
Express
Mrs. Currier
H. F. Currier
John P. Leahy
Russell
LL America
ALL America Shoe Shops
Tremont Bae
Tremont Street
Lolies
Cambridge Wittse Atl Uton
Bacon Shoe & A
Summer Street
Wastevale
Tremont ST
Bsaon
Charles E. Sleeper
the Sisters of ‘Holy Cross
Hugh O’brien
Chauncy Hall
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