New Bank Bill Menaces the Nation in Roxbury Rallies
Williams blasts Republicans over a senate banking bill, accusing Wall Street bankers of steering policy. He warns the plan would undermine currency and place power in a few banks, urging voters to demand debate as Naphen and others rally in Roxbury.
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Nation
New York
London
Roxbury
Naphen
Quirk
Kelcher
Lloyd
Williams
Congress
Republican Party
Gage
Wall Street
Indianapolis
United States
House
Senate
Treasury Department
Fiscal Department of the Treasury
Treasury
United States Treasury
National Reserve
Gold Reserve Fund
Banking and Currency Committee
Seaboard
England
Germany
Walker
Massachusetts
Clearing House Banks
Ndon
McKinley
Bank of England
Reublican Party
Th. Naphen
Henry F. Napien
Washington
Alger
Testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills and political rally notes
A Massachusetts newspaper piece mixes an endorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills by East Boston resident Mr. A M Pierce with a political rally report. Pierce describes kidney pain and sleeplessness before praising Doan's Pills purchased at Woodbury Drug Co. The article then covers Democratic speakers, attacks on Lodge and Barrows, and remarks by Ex-Representative Kelcher and Senator Quirk at Ward WB 19 rallies led by Councilman Atheridge.
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A. M. Pierce
Saratoga St
Boston
Dean
Mr. Pierce
Doan
Woodbury Drug Co
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo N. Y
U.S
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Lloyd
Lodge
Philippines
Arrows
John A. Kelcher
Senate
Barrows
Tenth District
Charles I. Quirk
Naphen
Governor's Council
McNamara
South Boston
Quirk
Ward 19
Elmwood Street
Ward 17
Williams
Senator Quirk
Atheridge
Workmen March in Historic City Parade
More than 5000 members from about fifty lodges of the Ancient Order of United Workmen paraded through Boston streets in civilian dress with banners, music, and evolutions. Led by chief marshal Orville A. Ward, the line moved Beacon to Dart mouth to Columbus and disbanded on Beacon Street. Notable contingents included Beacon Mystic Farragut Lodges with 300 men apiece, Andover Lincoln Lodge sailors, and John Eliot white duck suits. Congressional figures and state officials reviewed the parade at the State House.
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Order of United Workmen of America
Boston
Beacon
Arlington Streets
Charles Streets
Beacon Street
Arlington
Berkeley Streets
Dartmouth
Huntington Avenue
Newton
Columbus Avenue
Boylston
Tremont
Park
Orville A. Ward
Williamb. Libby
Corps of
Mounted Police
Hall
Beacon Lodge
No. 1
W. H. Bradt
W. H. Ralph
Walter R. Furbush
Everett Lodge
J. H. Richardson
James Co. Poo
Mystic Lodge
John C. Entwistle
Divsion
Dean S Swift
Norwood Lodge
A. C. Bateman
Mystic
Farragut
Lincoln Lodge
Andover
E. E. Trefry
John Eliot
Fairhaven Lodge
Congressman Fitzgerald
State House
Edward F. Danforth
Skowhegan
John C. Bickford
Manchester
N. H
Caleb G. Sprague
Charles E. Spencer
Gallivan McNamara Campaign Kickoff Hits Spellman Hall
Senator Gallivan and ex Representative McNamara of South Boston plan joint campaign events starting tomorrow night at Spellman Hall to rally support for Congress and the Governor's Council. Gallivan, recently ill, will appear from a carriage and both will campaign vigorously with State ticket emphasis.
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Gallivan
McNamara
South Boston
Spellman Hall
Congress
Governor’s Council
Bruce
Slatery
William Russell Club debates Philippine annexation
The William K. Russell Club of Boston University held a lively afternoon discussion on the annexation of the Philippine Islands, with several members participating. The motion to annex was defeated unanimously.
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Philippine Islands
William Ki. Russell
Boston University
Debs Addresses Socialist Meeting in Cambridge
Eugene V. Debs spoke last night at Brattle Hall Cambridge under the Socialist Democratic party of Massachusetts. Professor Parsons presided and introduced Debs who delivered a descriptive, humor tinged address on the world and its people, taking a stance on the recent war.
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Eugene V. Debs
Brattle Hall
Cambridge
Socialist Democratic Party of
Massachusetts
Mr. Debs
Professor Parsons
Debs
Parsons
Two Women Arrested for Larceny in City Case
Officers of Station 3 arrested Rachel Goldschlager, 28, of 29 South Margin Street, and Ida Zaloch, 22, of 21 Middlesex Street, charged with stealing $228 from Joseph Cohen at 28 South Margin Street yesterday afternoon. They deny the charge and will be arraigned in court this morning.
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Rachel Goldschlager
South Margin Street
Ida Zaloch
Middlesex Street
Joseph Cohen
Damaged Goods From The American Wringer Co Listing
Water damaged stock from The American Wringer Co includes clothes wringers clocks Bissell carpet sweepers banquet lamps lace curtains and Mackintoshes sold at 77 and 7 Franklin Street and 60 Arch Street near Summer Street Boston Mass.
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Bissell
American Wringer CO
Franklin St
Summec
Boston
Mass
Spain Accepts U S Cuban Debt Standstill Policy
Spain through its peace commission abandons any claim to concessions in Cuba and Porto Rico as a matter of right and yields to the United States position. The act marks Spain's shift to seeking mercy from the conquerors rather than demanding terms.
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Peace Commission
United States
Spain
Cuba
Porto Rico
Crippled crook and partner held after break in at 52 Federal
Patrolmen Hyland, McDowall and Car arrested Harry Fish of Troy and Patrick Murphy of home for breaking into the W A McLowan restaurant at 52 Federal street. They entered by removing a padlock while Murphy watched outside. Murphy cried that a man seen in Pie Alley set them up and would buy stolen silverware. Police weigh Murphy story and seek the alleged accomplice.
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Hyland
McDowall
Cardiner
Court Square
Harry Fish
Troy
N. Y
Patrick Murphy
W. A. McLowan
Federal Street
Murphy
Harper Charged With Murder After Fatal Stabbing
J. L Harper, accused of fatally stabbing Samuel Williams on Wednesday night, was arrested early yesterday by Patrolmen Sheehan and Hutchins of Division 9 as he left town on the New York and New England tracks. He was arraigned before Judge Brown, waived examination, and committed without bail to await the November grand jury.
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J. L Harper
Samuel Williams
Sheehan
Hutchins
Division 9
New York
New England
Brown
Death of Nat Childs, famed theater press agent
Nathaniel Childs, well known in the theatrical world, died at Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia after swallowing morphine and shooting himself. Despondency was cited. A Boston native and Harvard graduate, Childs had long served as advance agent and writer, with ties to Henry Irving and Abbey Schoefel Grau.
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Philadelphia
Nathaniel Childs
Jefferson Hospital
Childs
Boston
Harvard
Boston Traveler
Henry Irving
Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau
Man Wanted for Murder Seeks Boston Escapee
Chief Watts received a letter from Napoleon Ohio authorities with a photo and description of Abraham Shuelfelt, wanted for murder. They request Boston police watch for him as he is believed to have relatives in the city.
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Watts
Napoleon
Ohio
Abraham Shu Felt
Boston
Man Dies in Hotel Lobby Believed Identified as Prescott
A man, thought to be Henry M Prescott, six years old with an unknown residence, died suddenly in the Hotel Langham lobby at 11 oclock last night. Dr Buchanan concluded death from heart failure after being summoned.
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Henry M. Prescott
Hotel Langham
Buchanan
Fractured Skull Injury At Heath Street Fall
James Meehan 22 of 8 Heath Street fell down stairs at 7 Heath Street at 11 last night suffering a compressed fractured skull. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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James Meehan
Heath Street
City Hospital
Democratic campaign expands across Massachusetts districts
The Democratic State committee spreads activity from Boston into the 5th 7th 9th and 10th districts with McNary Drinkwater and leaders directing speakers. Reports from district leaders claim strong Democrat prospects, while Republican slippage hurts Barrows. Williams Baker Slattery Lloyd Conry and others plan rallies in Norwood Lowell Fall River Newton and North Brookfield as Lawrence and Lynn intensify efforts.
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Democratic State Committee
Boston
McNary
Drinkwater
School Street
Naphen
Barrows
George Fred Williams
Norwood
Baker
Slattery
Lloyd
Alderman Conry
East Boston
Lowell
Flynn
Messrs. McNeill
Skeffington
Quincy A. Lothrop
Congress
Ramsdell
Roberts
Iiynn
Mr. Williams
Music Hall
Sullivan Nominated for Ward 22 House Seat Against Bell Company
John F. Sullivan, a prominent Suffolk County real estate title examiner, has been named the Democratic nominee for the Ward 22 congressional race. Born 1870 and a Boston University LL.B. graduate, he is described as an honest, fearless lawyer who studied gas and street railway systems and pledges to oppose Bell Telephone.
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John F. Sullivan
House of Representatives
Sullivan
Boston University
Boston
Suffolk County
Bell Telephone
Boston Elevated
Mr. Sullivan
Bleiler
Tim E. Lesson
McKinley Reviews Victory Parade in Philadelphia Jubilee
President McKinley stood uncovered as 25,000 troops marched in a peace jubilee parade in Philadelphia. He waved to troops, spoke at Clover Club, and later hosted an Academy of Music reception, praising the army and navy alongside General Miles and other leaders.
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Philadelphia
Clover Club
William McKinley
Hobart
Alger
Wilson
Heath
Porter and
Cortelyou
Warwick
Jubilee Committee
McKinley
Broad Street
Miles
Bellevue
First City
Stiand
Shafter
Lawton
Chaffee
Emergency Corps
Broad
York Streets
Grand Army of the Republic
J. Dundas Lippincott
Hts
Academy of Music
Smith
McClure
Grant
Sherman
Dupont
Dahlgren
Porter
Republic
Great West
Santiago
Porto Rico
Guantanamo
Manila
Dewey
Otis
Merritt
Hobson
United States
General Miles
General Shafter
Army
Captain Evans
Navy
Santi
Washington
Strike Ends In Brockton Laster District
In Brockton on October 2 at 2:30 a m the lasters strike in the city and district is declared off and all workers will return to work this morning. The decision came after a prolonged conference committee meeting made up of executive boards of all unions in the district and was reported to a mass lasters meeting awaiting its outcome.
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Brockton
Lasters
Ransom Will Contest Began in East Cambridge Court
The will of Miss Susie M. Ransom, who died about a year ago in North Cambridge, is being contested in the Supreme Judicial Court East Cambridge. Her estate, about 250000, largely goes to charitable institutions in Massachusetts with no less than 10000 to each. About twenty five relatives challenge the will. lawyers Dabney Saunders for the will and Moulton Loring Cronin for contestants. Judge McIntire of the Probate Court allowed the will and codicil, with the hearing likely to extend to mid next week.
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Susie M. Ransom
Supreme Judicial Court
East Cambridge
Miss Ransom
North Cambridge
Boston
Dabney and Saunders
Moulton, Loring and Cronin
McIntire
Waring Has Yellow Fever In New York
Commissioner William T Jenkins announced that Colonel George E Waring Jr who recently returned from Cuba and stayed at his home on 17 Second Avenue is ill with yellow fever The physicians deem it not malignant and expect a good recovery with no danger of city spread due to cold weather
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New York
William T. Jenkins
Health Department
George E. Waring, Jr
Yucatan
Cuba
Second Avenue
Sick Sixth Massachusetts to reach Boston from Porto Rico
The sick men of the Sixth Massachusetts Infantry are aboard the hospital ship State and expected to reach Boston today. They are on a 60 days furlough and likely to be mustered out at the end of that period. Fe oA
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Sixth Massachusetts Infantry
Boston
Porto Rico
State
Fe Oa
Funeral for Col Joseph A. Dalton at North Church Salem
Funeral services for Col onel Joseph A. Dalton of the old Fortieth Massachusetts Regiment will be held at the North Church in Salem at 2 p m on Saturday October 29. The Regimental Association will attend and its members meet at Salem depot at 145 p m on arrival of the 1230 pm train from Boston.
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Joseph A. Dalton
Old Fortieth Massachusetts Regiment
North Church
Salem
Boston
Three Missing: Boston Police Seek Runaway Children
Three persons are missing in the Boston area. Annie O Connor a 15 year old girl from South Boston left Tuesday afternoon wearing a red and green plaid dress a gray sack with blue collar and a brown hat. Louis Edwards nine from Dorchester has been missing since Monday. James E Goss a runaway boy from Fall River is believed to be in Boston. Police have alerted all stations and are actively searching for the trio.
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South Boston
Annie O’connor
Second Street
Boston
Annie
Louis Edwards
Norfolk Street
Dorchester
Fall River
James E. Goss
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Nat Childs
John F. Pray & Son
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Waring
A. W Wheeler & CO
Hanover St
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Private Murray
Harry J. Murray
Brookline
Massachusetts Regiment
Best Opticians
Wilson’s
Tremont Row
Wilson Brothers
Sargrent
Roxebury
Samuel Sargent
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
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Edna Gay
Albert C
Georgina Betteley
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Andrew J
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