Cornell Expands as Trustees Approve New Buildings
Ithaca NY October meeting of the Cornell board of trustees approved constructing the Rockefeller Hall of Physics for 230000 dollars and an arts and humanities hall for 250000 dollars Venue sites chosen and 16 acres west of the library set for immediate development. A plan for sweeping future growth of the university was adopted with six early buildings and eight more later and a 70 year retirement scheme for professors with pension plans likely.
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Ithaca
N. Y
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Cornell University
Board of Trustees
University
Rockefeller
Frank Lally Enters East Boston Alderman Race
A four way contest for East Boston alderman pits John L Kelly James F Nolan and M J Leary against Frank Lally who shifts from the congressional fight to seek the seat. Lally a Ward 1 businessman and Democratic activist is seen as a unifying choice with strong local support and rivals begin campaigning after the congressional battle ends.
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Boston
John L. Kelly
Frank Lally
James F. Nolan
Ward
M. J. Leary
Laily
Mr. Lally
Kelly
Nolan
Leary
Lally
Red Day
Norwegians Coming Here Crowd Raises Concern
Norway expresses worry as about 30,000 Norwegians have immigrated to this country this year, prompting official review and potential policy actions.
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Norway
Gloomy Prospects in the Philippines Amid Locusts and War
Manila reports agriculture already hindered by war, rinderpest, and cholera worsened by locusts. Declining silver prices deepen gloom though Roosevelt’s coastwise trade order may ease inter island freight and rice supply. Civil Commission to act to avert famine, with anticipated foreign vessel participation. dollars 27,000 raised for food aid in Batangas Laguna Mindoro directed by General Bell. Sumner tours Mindanao roads and prepares expedition against Sultan of Bacolod. Sultan strengthens forts, possible resistance remains uncertain.
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Philippines
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Philippine Islands
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San Francisco
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Laguna
Luzon
Mindoro
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Iligan
Lake Lanao
Mindanao
Zamboanga
Vicars
Bacolod
Carys Celebrate Golden Wedding at East Boston Home
Captain and Mrs. Michael J. Cary of East Boston marked their golden wedding yesterday at 166 Maverick Street. natives of St Johns Newfoundland, they married Oct 26, 1852 in Newburyport. They have seven children and many relatives attended.
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Michael J. Cary
East Boston
Maverick Street
Boston
N. F
Captain Cary
Newburyport
Barkentine
Thomas Attibone
Philadelphia
Mr. Cary
Maria Foss
Scot expedition sails for Antarctic voyage from Troon
London dispatch reports the Scottish Antarctic party led by W S Bruce departed Troon aboard the Scotia, a sturdy Norwegian whaler. The plan aims to avoid ice by keeping moving while studying oceanography and meteorology, first heading to Port Stanley and then east toward the Sandwich Islands before turning south.
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W. S. Bruce
Troon
Scotia
Falkland Islands
Port Stanley
Sandwich Group
South Polar
James Weddell
Surprise and Regret Over US Tuberculosis Congress Presence
Berlin reports reveal surprise and regret that the United States had limited representation at the international tuberculosis congress. Only Dr. William Eager of the United States Marine Hospital Service attended, based in Naples. An abstract by Dr. Charles Denison of Denver circulated among delegates, who adjourned the session to meet next year in Paris.
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Berlin
International Tuberculosis Congress
United States
America
William Eager
United States Marine Hospital Service
Naples
Charles Denison
Denver
Cal
Williams
England
Paris
Germany
Gaelic football players endor se candidates Roxbury club
At a Roxbury Gaelic Football Club meeting held at Conant Hall Ward 19 William W Clarke was endorsed for Senator John A Sullivan for Congress and Bernard W Kenney a young councilman from the ward was endorsed for re election.
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William W. Clarke
John A. Sullivan
Congress
Bernard W. Kenney
Mrs James Reynolds Dies At 40 In Roxbury
Mrs James Reynolds of 50 Delle avenue Roxbury aged 40 died of heart disease last night at City Hospital after months of illness. Survived by her husband two brothers and three sisters. One brother Patrolman Walker of Division 3.
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Delle Avenue
Roxbury
City Hospital
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Division 3
Coal Operators Ready For Meeting Today
Workers left this afternoon for Washington to attend tomorrow’s meet of the anthracite coal strike commission. The gathering aims to resolve disputes between miners and operators as the commission holds hearings on the ongoing strike.
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Washington
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Coal Mines Readied for General Resumption
In Wilkes Barre a large force cleaned up the mines today for a broad resumption tomorrow. All collieries are believed to be in shape for work with a heavy coal output expected.
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Wilkesbarre
Fire at George D. Emery Company Kiln on Chelsea Wharf
An alarm from Box 9n Chelsea reported a fire in a mahogany dry kiln at the George D. Emery Company on yesterday afternoon. The blaze was caused by spontaneous combustion and resulted in $300 in damage.
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George D. Emery Company
Fire at 100 Arlington Street Charlestown destroys engine room
A blaze from Box 455 at 5:22 am and a second alarm at 5:31 am burned a three story wooden building at 100 Arlington Street Charlestown. The F O Reed estate owned property housed on the first two floors by J R Green mantel maker and on the third by Drinkwater Goan stair builders. Fire started in the engine room from unknown causes.
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Charlestown
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Busy Day for Keliher Campaign Push
The Hon. John A. Keliher had his busiest campaign day since August with delegations at Bromfield street headquarters and strong local support in Ward 8 Ward 3 Ward 5 and Ward 4. A campaign rally plan for Ward 7 and Ward 9 features many prominent Democrats including Peter F. Tague Arthur Harrington and John J. Mahoney among others.
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South End
Charlestown
Jackson Club
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Thomas A. Mullen
James M. Curley
John J. Gartland, Jr
Daniel M. Driscoll
Dennis A Falvey
John A. Ryan
John Quinn, Jr
Martin M. Lomasney
Joseph A. Sheehan
William J. Miller
D. Gordon McKay
Thomas A. Niland
Leon R. Egges
John I. Toland
John C. Hurley
William Marnell
Thomas W. Berridge
Francis A. Campbell
Murdock
Philip O'Brien
Patrick Gowen
Richard J. Hares
Col
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William J. Murphy
Peter Corcoran
Timothy J. Mahaney
Charles H. Reinhart
Aaron Myers
Edward F. Fitzgerald
John L. Curry
James McDermott
George H. Cadigan
P. H. Bradley
Charles J. Brady
James J. Lanigan
Samuel Kasnof
Samuel H. Borofsky
Daniel L. Flanagan
Mayor Jones Attacks Parties at Chicago Meeting
Samuel M. Jones of Toledo spoke to the Chicago Philosophical Society outraging party politics. He called parties childish and imbecile and praised President Roosevelt for settling the coal strike of 1902, saying it advanced human liberty more than any action since Lincoln.
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Chicago Philosophical Society
Samuel M. Jones
Toledo
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Mr. Jones
THREE SUNDAY RAIDS IN CHINATOWN
Police from Division 4 conducted three raids in Chinatown. At 5 am Sergeant Allen and Patrolman Hughes seized five Chinese men at 6 Oxford place. At 10:30 pm another raid produced five Chinese and four Japanese charged with gaming at 4 Oxford place. Just before midnight 12 Celestials were rounded up at an Oxford street house with gaming implements found.
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Division 4
Allen
Hughes
Oxford Place
Oxford Street
Feared death from football injuries in New Jersey
In East Orange on October 25 a football game injury to 19 year old George C Bird Jr son of a Plainfield lawyer raised fears of a fractured skull or brain concussion. Doctors hesitated before confirming the severity and potential fatal outcome pending tests and observation.
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East Orange
N. J
George C. Bird, Jr
Plainfield
Cornerstone Laid for Swedish Evangelical Mission Church
A large crowd attended the cornerstone laying at the Swedish Evangelical Mission Church at Norfolk and Hampshire streets in Cambridge. The copper box contents were listed by Rev. Emil Holmblad and Rev. Joan Udd placed the first mortar. Speakers included Rev. Ericson of Boston and Rev. Fogelin of New Sweden with others from Manchester, NH.
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Mr. Ericson
Boston
Mr. Fogelin
New Sweden
J. E. Johnson
Manchester
N. H
Vote Yes On District Option Bill Urges Clergy Leader
Bishop W. T. Mallalieu preached at Mattapan M E Church on Norfolk Street urging residents to vote Yes on the district option bill. He called on citizens to crush the drink evil within the city limits, appealing to every mother’s son present.
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Mattapan
M. E
Norfolk Street
Local Option Rally At Charlestown Church
A well attended local option rally was held yesterday afternoon at the Winthrop Congregational Church on Green street in Charlestown. President Frank L. Mason presided. Speakers included O. W. Rice of Charlestown the Hon S. B. Shapleigh of Brighton John H. Killilea of Charlestown Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society and Rev C H Morgan of Jamaica Plain.
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Charlestown
Frank L. Mason
Local Option Association
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S. B. Shapleigh
Brighton
John H. Killilea
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society
C. H. Morgan
D. D
Jamaica Plain
Wu Ting-fan appointed to lead new treaty talks
Oct 26 report that Wu Tingfang is named to succeed Sheng as commissioner of the new commercial treaties negotiations. Sheng resigns to bury his father who died last Friday and to perform filial duties.
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Pekin
Wu Ting Fane
Sheng
Sixteen-Year-Old Boy Traveled 10000 Miles Without Begging
New York Oct 26 After a remarkable journey of 10000 miles across the country and back16 year old John C Rogan arrived in Brooklyn where he had paid no car fare and only a dollar for boat fare He rode much of the time on tracks under speeding trains His mother sent him to hospital for a badly swollen left hand Blood poisoning threatened amputation but doctors saved the hand Rogan a sturdy tall muscular student left school last April to see the world He traveled through Chicago Omaha Cheyenne San Francisco Fresno Sacramento Los Angeles New Orleans and El Paso taking a job in Cardington Ohio and at Salvation Army in Albany He said he would not go through it again for 10000 but valued the experience attached no meals or money during the trip first person account of a long odyssey
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Salvation Army
Irish Delegates Speak in New York at Carnegie Hall
A large New York audience heard Irish delegates John E Redmond Edward Blake John Dillon and Michael Davitt at Carnegie Hall. Redmond urged Irish Americans to share in worldly gains and support heroes facing imprisonment and persecution. Dillon Davitt Blake also spoke and John F Finerty of Chicago closed the meeting as league president.
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Carnegie Hall
John E. Redmond
Edward Blake
John Dillon
Michael Davitt
Ireland
Redmond
Messrs. Dillon
Davitt
Blake
John F. Finerty
Chicago
League
Secretary for Ireland appoints assistant secretary for Ireland
London Oct 27 In its issue this morning the Daily News says Chief Secretary for Ireland Wyndham has appointed Sir Anthony Patrick MacDonnell to the post of permanent under secretary for Ireland in succession to Sir David Harrel who retires on account of age. The paper congratulates Wyndham on this promising appointment noting Sir Anthony's broad views and liberal handling of land questions in India as a good augury for Ireland.
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The
Daily News
Ireland
Wyndham
Anthony Patrick MacDonnell
David Harrel
Anthony
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