McEttrick Moran Rally Attacks McNary In Dorchester
In Music Hall Dorchester and Knights of Labor Hall Neponset crowds heard Congressman McEttrick and Lawyer Moran criticize McNary while praising McEttrick's record. Moran assailed McNary's votes on rail, labor, and utility bills and challenged Atwood over A P A ties. McEttrick urged voters to judge truth.
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John B. Moran
McNary
Tenth
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Music Hall
Dorchester
Knights of Labor
Hall of Congress
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William S. McNary
John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Boston
Boston & Albany
Harrison H. Atwood
Atwood
A. A. Carlton
Yamagata Reports Japanese Army Crosses The Yalu
Field Marshal Count Yamagata reports to the Japanese Emperor that at daybreak October 25 the Japanese army under his command crossed the Yalu River advancing into Korea. The message signals a major milestone in the conflict with assertions of progress.
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London
Count Yamagata
Greenhalge and Hoar Lead Fall River Rally at Academy of Music
In Fall River on October 26 Governor Greenhalge and Senator Hoar spoke to over two thousand from the Academy of Music. Greenhalge urged unity and national reform while Hoar criticized the McKinley bill, questioning its impact on industry and wages and highlighting sectional protections.
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Academy of Music
Greenhalge
Hoar
Leontine Lincoln
Commonwealth
Fall River
Massachusetts
New England
Senator Hoar
Andrew J. Jennings
America
Japanese Advance Across Yalu and Assault Near Fu Shang
Reports detail Japanese forces crossing the Yalu River and defeating Chinese troops near Fu Shang. Chinese losses total 200 killed with many wounded, while Japanese losses include five officers and ninety men. Count Yamagata foresees a broader attack on Chinese positions at Kukienchao with multiple columns. Weather favorable and Japanese troops in good spirits aim to seize Moukden before November 3.
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Fu-Shang
Yamagata
Sato
Kukienchao
Nodzu
Kutfendiao
Moukden
Massachusetts Debate On Tariffs And Income Tax
Speakers contrast granite and marble duties in New England and Tennessee. The discussion weighs the McKinley era income tax, favors state levy and fairness, noting Massachusetts has long taxed incomes but seeks betterAdjustments. Candidate John Simpkins and Attorney General Knowlton also spoke.
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New England
Tennessee
Massachusetts
John Simpkins
Knowlton
Democrats Sharpen Lines After Reform Club Meeting
The seventh district Democratic ears were boxed by the Massachusetts Reform Club at Young's over civil service reform. The club praised William Everett for loyalty to reform and condemned his party’s actions in the district, while endorsing commissioners of insolvency and opposing his successor’s nomination.
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Seventh Congressional District
Massachusetts Reform Club
Young’s
George William Curtis
William Everett
Democratic Party
Coakley Rallies Planned in Brighton Tonight for Senate Seat
Two open air gatherings scheduled in Brighton feature Timothy W. Coakley seeking Senate support. North Brighton residents will hear him arraign Republican Fuller on the A P A issue, a topic stirring Brighton Democrats, while Oak Square voters hear the same case repeated.
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Brighton
Timothy W. Coakley
Coakley
Fuller
Oak Square
General Cogswell Illness Reports Quiet Day in Salem
General Cogswell remains seriously ill in Salem after a fourteenth month of service. Doctors say no immediate danger, but a lower lung congestion from a cold after the Amesbury agricultural fair has slowed his recovery. He plans rest and a campaign break but continues to prepare for political duties once rested.
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Cogswell
Washington
New Hampshire
George
Amesbury
American Wringer Co. Products and Mail Repair Service
The American Wringer Co. operates at 13 and 15 Broadway extension as city manufacturers of wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. They repair all kinds of wringers and sweepers and attend to mailed orders promptly. Telephone Tremont 764.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
Czar's Condition Alarms Amid Russian Royal Union
The marriage of Princess Alix to the Czar is set for October 29 with possible changes. Livadia reports the Emperor eats well but shows weakness, while London notes Alix's conversion and ring exchange completed and the Czar's condition worsening. Vienna letters say cancer symptoms have extinguished hope.
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Alix
Czarewitch
Livadia
London
Newa
Vienna
Public institutions hearing continues with officer testimony
The hearing featured Dr. Baxter Bancroft as first witness describing cases connected to him and others. Officer Albert Young testified about the July 9 shooting of prisoner Flaherty after a confrontation at shop 1. Deputy Master William Witham also spoke of the monkey wrench assault and a confrontation with King. The committee adjourned to Tuesday at 4.
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Gutter
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Flaherty
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Martin Flaherty
William A. Witham
South Boston Institution
Whitewayites win narrow Trinity election returns
In St John s Newfoundland on October 26 Trinity voted to return three Whiteway candidates by small margins with a 40 vote spread. Total poll was 3270 indicating the Whiteway government will likely retain power with fourteen Whitewayites to eleven opponents amid anticipated political chaos from new factions.
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N. F
Whiteway
Free medical examinations in hard times offered by Dr Dewey
Until cured for all disease. Will be continued by Dr. Dewey, the specialist, to all, rich or poor, during the hard times. Examinations and medical attendance absolutely free. Offices 7 and Hotel Pelham, 74 Boylston street. Hours 9 to 1 p. m., 2 to 5 and 6 to 8 p. m. Sunday, 10 to 4 p. m. Wednesday and Thursday evenings closed.
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Pelham
Boylston Street
O'Neil Praises Hill in New York Campaign Swing
Congressman Joseph H. O'Neil returned from a stumping tour with Senator Hill in the Empire State. He told a Post reporter that Hill is certain to win, noting 1000 greeted them at Long Island City, a rainstorm, and a Cooper Union hall turnout with about 10 000 turned away. He cited large crowds in Newburgh and broadly favorable interviews with Empire State leaders.
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New York
Empire State
Senator Hill
O'Neil
Post
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Cooper Union
Newburg
Hill
Epidemic in City With Diphtheria and Scarlet Fever Seething
City reports a diphtheria outbreak with thirty two cases at City Hospital last night eight critically ill on the dangerous list and one more expected this morning. A ward holds twenty nine patients with both diseases two in danger. Swett street epidemic hospital has fifteen scarlet fever patients.
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Swett Street
Eleven Miners Entombed After Pewabic Mine Collapse
Iron Mountain Mich Oct 26 A sandstone roof collapse in the Pewabic mine leaves one man dead and eleven miners trapped on the fourth level. Pipe tapping suggests some may still be alive as rescuers race to reach them before daylight.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Pewabic
Frank Gabora
Thomas Penglaz
William Oliver
Samuel Husband
George Wilcox
Stephen Allen
William Baird
George Pierce
John Thomas
George Richards
Peter Helberg
John Farrell
Peter Hascoe
London council upholds closure of Empire Music Hall promenade
London County Council held a hearing on an appeal against the licensing committee’s order to close the Empire Music Hall promenade. Crowds filled the hall as ballet dancers and social purity supporters attended. chapels across London held prayers for the ruling. The council voted 7 to 32 to confirm the licensing committee action.
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London
London County Council
Licensing Committee
Empire Music Hall
Council Hall
Social Purity League
Schooner Elias Runyon Sinks Off Point Judith
A New Brunswick captained schooner Elias Runyon foundered yesterday off Point Judith during a fierce northeaster. Captain Eldridge and three crew aboard were rescued by schooner Henry Sutton and brought to New London. Wrecker Scott to assess salvage once weather improves.
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Elias Runyon
Eldridge
New Brunswick
N. J
Point Judith
New Bedford
Henry Sutton
Boston
Philadelphia
Scott
Runyon
Paroled After Fourteen Years for Patricide
Henry J. Gunn, granted a pardon by Governor Greenhalge, was released forenoon yesterday from Charlestown Prison after fourteen years of confinement for killing his father in 1880. From Bridgewater, his relatives still there, Gunn had begun his sentence around age twenty one.upon discharge he headed back to his former home.
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Henry J. Gunn
Charlestown
Greenhalge
Gunn
Bridgewater
Dispute Over Socialist Tracts Ends With Ejection
Thomas C. Brophy distributed Socialist Labor tracts at the Winter street stair entrance when Sergeant Denton ordered him to stop. Brophy resisted, insisting on rights and planning to continue, then was placed outside after a tense exchange and a brief clash with officers.
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Socialist Labor Party
Winter Street
Charles H. Denton
Station 2
Brophy
Mr. Brophy
Interferer
West Newton Woman's Education Club Reception
A pleasant West Newton social event yesterday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Kate A. Meade on Hillside avenue. About 150 Newton women attended the annual reception, with officers assisting in greeting guests. The home was decorated with autumn leaves and chrysanthemums as refreshments were served during the 3 to 5 o'clock event.
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West Newton
Woman's Education Club
Newton
Kate A. Meade
Hillside Avenue
Woburn Mechanic Phalanx Celebrates 59th Anniversary
The Woburn Mechanic Phalanx marked its 59th anniversary with a fall field day and target shoot at Brookside range, a Central House banquet, and an evening ball at the armory. Captain J C Larock announced his resignation as commander due to business.
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Woburn Mechanic Phalanx
Brookside Range
Central House
J. C. Larock
Dr Swett’s Vegetable Compound Advertised Remedy
An advertised remedy by GEO. W. SWETT M D claims a cough and lung ailment treatment. It lists boarhound slippery elm bark flax seed thoroughwort Heorice root among ingredients and sells large bottles or syrup at 25 cents. A household testimonial praises relief from cough consumption and croup. Prepared at the N. E. Botanic Depot 245 Washington St.
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Ashington St
Geo. W. Swett, M. D
Girls Buy Beer in Lynn Hotels Controversy
Miss Agnes Talbot Miss Ida Webber and Miss Meda Clifford visited nine Lynn hotels on Oct 19 20 buying lager in six hotels and securing evidence against three proprietors for illegal sale. They worked from faith with plans for further raids, while officials and a pastor commented on the matter and city temperance efforts.
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Agnes Talbot
Ida Webber
Meda Clifford
Miss Talbot
Miss Webber
Franklin Street
Miss Clifford
Green Street
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Winthrop
Kirtland
Hoffman
Sagamore
Anderson
Revere
Oxford
Seymour
Anderson House
Hoffman House
Revere House
Post
T. N. Johnson
First Baptist Church
Lynn Temperance Reform Union
T. B. Johnson
Harwood
German Bark Rebecca Reports Sighting Ship Sink In Gale
London October 26. The captain of the German bark Rebecca reports off Ilfracombe in the Bristol Channel at 3 this morning a large steam er flying distress signals. She sank head foremast in a furious gale. The lost ship's name is not known.
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Rebecca
Cardiff
Ilfracombe
Bristol Channel
Will of Frederick D Allen Filed for Probate
Frederick D Allen's will was filed for probate listing charitable bequests of 600 to the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions 400 to the American Missionary Association 300 to the Massachusetts Home Missionary Society 300 to the City Missionary Society of Boston 200 to the Boston Children's Friend Society and 200 to the Boston Seamen's Friend Society. Executors are Rev Frederick B Allen Benjamin P Clark and Elihu G Loomis.
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American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
American Missionary Association
Massachusetts Home Missionary Society
City Missionary Society of Boston
Boston Children’s Friend Society
Boston Seamen’s Friend Society
Mr. Allen
TELLER 38 YEARS A DEFAULTER IN HARTFORD BANK
J Allen Francis a teller at City Bank of Hartford since 1856 confessed to a defalcation of about 23000 dollars. He is jailed with bond coverage by American Surety Company for 10000 dollars. He has turned over several thousand to minimize bank loss, which totals about 10000. Francis is a single man with many acquaintances.
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Conn
J. Allen Francis
City Bank of
American Surety Company
Francis
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