Autumnal Exercises on Board Training Ship N erDrise
Massachusetts Nautical Training School held autumn graduation aboard the Enterprise at Charlestown Navy Yard. Governor Wolcott and staff attended. 29 cadets received diplomas. A letter of thanks and a $50,000 gift to Boston Public Library were announced for newspaper acquisitions.
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Massachusetts Nautical Training School
Enterprise
Charlestown Navy Yard
Hart
Wolcott
Massachusetts
Wilbur Starling Sanders
Benjamin Alexander Hodgdon
Ernest Berend
Brown
Herbert Clogston
Frederick Addison Sparks
Willis Howes
Lorenzo Chase Farwell
Wimburn Mclaughlin Gaetz
Edwin Freeman Darling
Charles Warren Clift
Frederick William Jones
al Hale Adams
John Joseph Caldwell
Horace Palmer
William Wadswo
Malloy
Elmer Gott Frisbie
Augustus Tyler Holmes
Charles Franeig
O’connell
Charles Sherman Peckham
Frank Dave Doyle
Arthur Russel Burnham
Herbert Palmer Smith
Albert Everton Small
Simon Peter Meagher
Arthur Shepard Kelsey
Orison Welch Woodbury
Albert Frank Patterson
David Peter O’brien
Leonard Franklin Cox
Captain Eaton
Proctor Smith
Gibraltar
William C. Todd
Atkinson
N. H
Public Library
City of
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Quincy
Mr. Todd
Josiah Quincy
Trustees of Public Library
Board of Officers
Ac.ual Gartninly
Arrest of Val Bailey in Breeca ST lottery probe
Police seized evidence in an afternoon arrest of Val Bailey a self confessed lottery promoter linked to tickets advertising a unique lottery. The tickets claim membership in the Canadian Artistic Society organized to spread music taste and prize distribution rights to holders.
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Val Bailey
Canadian Artistic Society
Murderers Arrested in Nichols Farm Killing Case
Bridgeport police captured Charles A. Bonai and David A. Weeks in Trumbull, suspected of killing farmer George Marcus Nichols of Daniels Farms. Detectives Arnold Cronan and Officer Keenan aided by Bridgeport Superintendent Birmingham conducted the raid at Mrs. Bassett’s house where Weeks’ mother lived.
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Huntington
Conn
Bridgeport
Charles A. Bonai
David A. Weeks
George Marcus Nichols
Daniels Farms
Trumbull
Birmingham
Arnold and Cronan
The Canadian Artistic Society Lottery Draw and Scam Case
A Montreal lottery drawn by The Canadian Artistic Society offered prizes from 10 cents tickets to a $1000 grand prize. Police traced a ticket seller to Tremont Street Boston. agents seized 825 tickets and letters. Separately, a Huntington murder case described two wanted men and a woodshanty hideout three miles from Huntington, with a Nichols family robbery in August.
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Montreal
Notre Dame Street
Boston
Tewhart
Tewhart Trac
Tremont Street
South End
Bailey
Canadian Lottery Company
Lowell
Springfieldorcester
Fall River
Haverhill
Waltham
Bridgeport
Bonas
Weeks
Huntington
Woods
Bonai
Alfred Perry
If you take cold today use Lung Kuro
A brief note advises using Lung Kuro when a cold is present. It presents a direct recommendation without additional context or details.
Weather Outlook for New England and NYC Area
Washington reports for October 26 fair skies in New England and eastern New York with variable winds. Temperatures unspecified but pleasant conditions noted across the region.
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Washington
New England
New York
Tragic Fire Stampede Kills Fifty Four in Crimea Church
A deadly panic during a church service in Khnieleff, Kozloff district, Crimea, left 54 dead from suffocation or trampling and eighty seriously injured as worshippers rushed to exit. The disaster occurred during Evening prayers as alarms rang and officials failed to calm the crowd.
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ST. Petersburg
Khnieleff
Kozloff
Crimea
Crazed by drink Monahan kills two men in New Hampshire
In Jes Gorham New Hampshire on October 26 Thomas Monahan a drunken railroad worker killed coal man Joseph Gauthier and wounded Selectman Woodbury Gates. He later killed William Tholts of Shelburne whose body was found near Grand Trunk tracks. Monahan was disarmed by Selectman Fogg and jailed after a hearing. An inquest declared Gauthier's death willful murder.
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Grand Trunk Railroad
Monahan
Selectman Fogg
Mr. Gates
Gauthier
Bryant
Grand Good
Goodenough
Selectmen
Mr. Fogg
Hann
Grand Trunk
William Tholts
Shelburne
Spain Prefers War to Submitting to Meddling In Cuba
The Times reports Madrid gloom over mediation efforts with the United States as officials warn that rejecting good offices could trigger recognition of Cuban belligerency, rupture of relations, or war. Spain would rather lose Cuba in a disastrous war than capitulate to foreign pressure.
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London
The
Times
Madrid
United States
Cuba
Spain
Man shot in Columbus lunch cart case remains critical
Daniel J. Mahoney, shot Monday evening on Columbus avenue, is listed in critical condition with the bullet still in his head though the eye is out. Police hunted for William Graham across Roxbury without success while witnesses Minnie Wells and Nellie Travers remained in custody awaiting release.
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Daniel J.mahoney
Columbus Avenue
William Graham
Mahoney
Bodenschartz
Roxbury
Graham
Minnie Wells
Nellie Travers
To Cure a Cold in One Day Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad
An old fashioned medicine ad boasting a quick cure for colds using Lahe Vazative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Promises money back if it fails to cure. priced at 95 cents and available at all druggists.
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Boston
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Span
Gov. Wolcott
ANGLE
Sam
Uncle Sam
Massachusetts Clothing Co
Hanover and
Portland Streets
MR. Bailey
Canada
Bonui
Breeca ST
Tal
George
Nicho
the Canadian Artistic Society
CAN
Ani
Rueter & Company
Highland Spring
Turkey
C. H. Robinson & CO
Washington St
Adams Square
Dock Square
Kuro
Thomas Monahan
Jes
Woodford
Wright
Posner
Daniel Mahoney
Fitchburg
Mra. c. Breckenridge Omee
Otoa
Plimpton
Dover
Larrabee
Morris, Murch & Butler
Summer Street
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