Miss Denman Resigns to Dodge Court Martial at Volunteer Group
Worcester October article reports Nellie Denman resigning from the Volunteers of America adjutant role, claiming not to be court-martialed in Boston. Worcester post turmoil ensues as possible resignations rise. supporters condemn actions by Colonel Gardner. Witnesses in Boston court-martial case prepared to testify Denman was accused in a Thursday room incident.
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Miss Denman
The
Volunteers of America
Worcester
Boston
Nellie Denman
Worcester Post
Nellidp Denman
the Volunteers of America
Boston Post
Gardner
Volunteers
Worcester Company
Ella V. Moffit
Eden Street
Miss
Fionn
Elizabeth Marsh
Isabella St
Mass
Bertha Sanborn
Germaine St
Shipping News Miniature Almanac October 28
Shipping notices list arrivals cleared and sailings for October 18 to October 28. Ports include Norfolk Bangor Bar Harbor Calais Rockland Rockport Stonington Newburyport Philadelphia and Lynn with coal merchandise and barges. multiple steamers schooners tugs and barges are named. Weather data notes sun rise and set times and length of day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniature Almanac
United States
Lebanon
Lacani
Norfolk
Toronto
Cox
Hull
Eng
Armidale
Butler
Calcutta
A. C. Lombard’s Sons
Montezuma
Troop
Cardiff
Admiral Farragut
Hopkins
Port Morant
Jam
Frank A. Palmer
Portland
Rawding
Sydney
Co. B
Empress
Rogere
Eddyville
N. Y
Inez
Bunker
Arcularius
Dodge
Machias
Harvest Home
Wooster
Eva May
Mitchell
Sullivan
Susan E. Nash
Tapley
C. M. Walton
Rice
Rockport
G. W. Hinds
Smith
Julia Baker
Perkins
Bullock
Bangor
Julia
Martha
Martin
Calais
Milton
Onward
Kelloch
Rockland
Lucy May
Wilson
Millbridge
Charles A. Hunt
Dow
Stonington
Olive Branch
Filnworth
James
Ella
Geyer
Eben Parsons
Newburyport
Eureka
Plummer
Philadelphia
Radnor
Brockton
Lynn
Athalle
C. B
Glour
Baltimore
Vittoria
Penobscot
J. H. Bowers
Buenos Ayres
Sebago
St. John
N. B
Edward W. Perry
George W. Collins
Bar Harbor
Ordway’s Death By Self-Inflicted Gunshot at East Boston Home
Joseph W. Ordway, 44, a former prominent local businessman of East Boston, shot himself at his Falcon Street residence yesterday after reportedly suffering from heavy drinking. The act is attributed to excessive alcohol use.
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Joseph W. Ordway
Falcon Street
East
Boston
Posse Finds Missing Boy In Vermont Farm Home
Melvin Johnson aged 15 was located in Manchester after a search by 100 men and boys. He says his brother Clifford was accidentally shot. an inquiry will review the circumstances. The shooting happened in the Johnson home chamber two miles from the village.
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South Londonderry
Melvin Johnson
Clifford
Manchester
Johnson
Somerville
Mass
Waterfront Fleet Arrivals and Shipping Notes from Harbor
The port reports a large fleet arrival with 194000 pounds haddock 151000 cod 136000 hake 6400 pollock 10000 halibut and 1400 cask. The Golden Rod carried 70000 pounds of cod and halibut and tops stock at over 3000 dollars. Repairs extend for the Alderney in East Boston by 10 days. Exports reach 2148961 dollars while imports total 1407947 dollars. Ships cleared include the J H Bowers with 573247 feet of lumber for Buenos Aires. A new commander G R Cox takes the Toronto from Hull. The Huron launches at Cramp’s yard costing 350000 dollars. Admiral Dewey and other vessels undergo repairs or are shifted to new routes. The Saxonia and other steamers move ports, with mishaps including the Medford and Teresa D Baker shipwrecks near Boothbay. The Landsman ends the list.
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Golden Rod
Maggie
Hattie
Mary A. Whalen
Frances Whalen
Blanche
Isaac Collins
Oliver Kilham
T Wharf
Haddock
Alderney
Simpson’s
Atlantic Works
East Boston
Custom House
J. H. Bowers
Buenos Ayres
Wilson Line
Toronto
Hull
Eng
Forth
G. R. Cox
Colorado
New England Docks
South
Boston
Charles Beirne
Isaac Fidler
Nellie Fidler
George W. Eshelby
H. Stark
Horace G. Jones
Bernard Featherstone
Clyde
Scotland
Huron
Cramps’ Yard
Philadelphia
Clyde Steamship Company
Lewis Wharf
Admiral Dewey
Fore River
Quincy
Jamaica
C. W. Morse
Halifax
N. S
Mira
Metropolis
Hudson River Ice Company
Triton
Ice King
Knickerbocker
Brown
Mercury
Saxonia
Cunard Line
New York
Etruria
Nantucket
Liverpool
Queenstown
Winthrop
Lynn & Nahant Steamboat Company
Admiral Farragut
Longwharf
J. F. Souther
Daniel Jones
G. G. Cornish
E. A. DeWolfe
C. A. Cornell
J. Herbert Stone
William S. Pelletier
William A. Jones
City of Rockland
Foster's Wharf
Penobscot
Bangor
Medford
Isles of Shoals
Portsmouth
N. H
Teresa D. Baker
Shea
Mt. Desert
Tumbler Island
Boothbay Harbor
Irish Members Again Attack London in Irish Debate
In London on October 27 Nationalist MPs in the House of Commons denounced British rule in Ireland aided by Liberal allies. William O'Brien moved to adjourn to discuss the crimes act, charging harsh enforcement endangering peace. Wyndham defended the government, citing boycotts and ongoing fighting, while Campbell-Bannerman blamed obstructed Irish talks. the motion failed 215 to 121.
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London
Ireland
House of Commons
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
William Vernon-Harcourt
William O'Brien
Ireland. Mr. O’brien
Wyndham
England
Dublin
Birmingham
Mr. Wyndham
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Sheridan
Mr. O'Brien
Bigamist Pleads Guilty in Three-Wife Courtroom
In Baltimore on October 27 Ephraim Sherman, charged with bigamy, confronted by the three women he had married, pleaded guilty in Criminal Court. One wife he wed in Russia, another in Boston, and the third in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Ephraim Sherman
Russia
Boston
Boston W C T U Elects Officers at Park Street Church
The 27th annual meeting of the Boston W C T U elected Isabella A. MacIntyre as president Emma S. Thomas as secretary Isabelle Morse as treasurer and Emily S. McLoughlin as vice president. The secretary reported high rates of drunkenness among state inmates.
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Boston
Isabella A. MacIntyre
Park Street
Emma
Thomas
Isabelle Morse
Emily S. McLoughlin
Massachusetts
Christ
Boer Generals Plan South Africa Visit Amid London Interview
General Dewet announced in London he will sail for South Africa on November 1 after an interview with a press representative. He said Botha and Delarey still intend to visit America.
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London
Dewet
South Africa
Botha
Delarey
America
Record coal and coke shipments at Boston harbor
A huge cargo stream arrived at Boston harbor with 14 106 tons of coal and 3159 tons of coke in various vessels. The Montezuma led from Cardiff carrying 8275 tons of Welsh anthracite to Boston Elevated Railroad, a record cargo for this port. Additional arrivals included the Toronto, Lebanon, and multiple schooners and steamers bearing coal and coke to several local and navy interests.
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United States
Elder-Dempster
C. Troop
Cardiff
Boston Elevated Railroad
T Wharf
New Commonwealth Pier
South Boston
Toronto
Hull
Eng
New York & New England
Metropolitan Coal Company
River Coal Company
Lebanon
Norfolk
Charlestown Navy Yard
Eureka
Staples
Radnor
Philadelphia
William B. Palmer
Sydney
C. B
Co. C. Marvel
Thomas W. Lawson
Arthur Crowley
Lawson
Nobska
Vineyard Sound
George W. Wells
Crowley
Roath
Barry
Inchdune
Blyth
Nordhavet
Shields
Zanzibar
Swansea
Broaga
R. W. Hopkins
Fos
Mora
Louisburg
Lake Michigan
Two Odd Shoes Only Booty for Breaking and Entering
Officers of Division 15 yesterday arrested Edward F. McCarthy and Edward Jr. Shaughnessy of 200 Main street Cerlas town, and James P. Russell of 11 Cortes street, all Boston & Maine railroad employees, charged with breaking and entering a freight car last Thursday. The booty said to be secured consisted of two odd shoes.
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Division
Arzs Us
Edward F. McCarthy
Edward Jr. Shaughnessy
Main Street
Cierlastown
James P. Russell
Cortes Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Division 82 A O H meeting in South Boston banquet
Division 82 A O H met that evening at its South Boston headquarters with Richard Dwyer presiding and Matthew Cummings president of the county as principal speaker. Misses Hennessey and Sullivan, Mr. Duran and William J Sullivan performed. Guests included ex-Councilman John E Monahan and Representative T J Collins. Music accompanied by a banquet and dancing.
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South
Boston
Richard Dwyer
Matthew Cummings
County 4
O. H. Nemnnica
Hennessey and Sullivan
Mr. Duran
William J. Sulivan
John E. Monahan
T. J. Collins
St Louis Bribery Cases Called For Trial
In St Louis on October 27 the 16 former House of Delegates members indicted for bribery were called for trial in Judge Douglass's Criminal Court division. Defendants include Schnettler Kelly Albright Decker Helms Gutke Madera Faulkner Letman Berseh Schumacher Sheridan Denny Tarablyn Hannigan and Barman. Kelly and Madera are fugitives. Semirate trials were requested by most defendants. Edmond Friersch’s case was floated for dismissal and venue changes debated. arguments set for tomorrow.
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ST. Louis
House of Delegates
Douglass
Criminal Court
Kelly and
Madera
John H. Schnettler
Charles F. Kelly
T. KB. Albright
Louly Decker
John Helms
Charles A. Gutke
Adolph Madera
Ryan
Bersch
Venus
Folk
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