Dan Patch Sets Two World Records At Memphis Meet
Dan Patch clocked 56 for a half mile and 1:57 1-4 for a mile in wagon pacing at the Memphis Trotting Association, beating Prince Alert and previous marks. Myron McHenry drove, with Newton signaling start. Major Delmar also lowered a two minute mark.
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Memphis
Prince Alert
Wagon
Lexington
Delmar
E. E. Smeathers
Myron McHenry
McHenry
Newton
Daniel
Dan R
Elevator tragedy at 6 State Street building
William Nickerson, a carpenter, was hurled eight stories to his death yesterday in an elevator accident at the new building under construction at 66 State Street. TOM LAWSON OFFER TO MINERS was mentioned in connection with the incident. Two men plummeted eight stories down the elevator well, highlighting the peril in the partially completed structure.
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State Street
Cambridge
William Nickerson
Buyout plan eyed in Butte copper war talks
Boston, Oct 27 1903 Thomas W Lawson says Heinze can be bought for 5 million and offered 3 million earlier. He aims to end the Montana copper war by arbitration with the Butte miners union and proposes a 250000 commission to broker a settlement. He warns of ruin if conditions persist and describes a fatal accident at a skyline construction site where two workers died after an elevator failed.
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Heinze
Butte Miners
Butte
Montana
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Heinzes
Thomas W. Lawson
Hayes Talks Again On Holden Loan At Democratic Rally
At Holyoke October 27 ex representative Alfred 18 Hayes denounced Republican press inuendoes over a Holden loan. He argued Bates lacked insurance borrowing rights and questioned the motive, urging legislation to curb official use of labor patronage. The speech cites Bates 1903 stance and Holden ties, warning of improper influence and disqualification norms.
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Hayes
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Vintage Black and White Whisky Featured at Club Event
A promotion extols Black and White Scotch as a leading import in clubs. A health claim suggests consumptive tendencies vanish when Lung Kuro is used.
Night on stump with rivals at Arlington speeches
Gaston reports last evening that Governor Bates avoids state issues, seeks national debate, and relies on fear to win. He accuses the Bates wing of weak defense, notes 1993 panic was inevitable, claims prosperity under the Dingley law is fading, and cites job losses and closed mills in Republican papers.
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Gaston
Arlington
Bates
Bates Defends Boston Police Commission in Fall River Speech
Governor Bates says no fair minded Bostonian doubts the police commission is nonpartisan and effective, opposing efforts by Democratic leaders to weaponize it. He cites the 1901 subway bill as a threat to Boston rights and notes Colonel Gaston’s push to cut the commission and questions impact on efficiency.
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Fall River
Boston
Boston Police Commission
Crane
Gaston
Five Shots Fired at Mexico's President Diaz
In Guanajuato on October 27 President Diaz riding in a street car amid state festivities faced five gunshots from Ellis Toscano. The shots missed. Toscano was seized by Pablo Escandon and held by police. Toscano had a criminal record and had just been released from prison at Greanditas where he served for homicide. The president remained calm as crowds cheered his escape. An earlier assassination attempt occurred on December 16, 1897 during independence celebrations.
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Cantagor Garden
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Pablo Escandon
Toscano
Weather Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
Local forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions in Boston today with further improvement Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures rise slowly as fresh to brisk westerly winds develop and the outlook stays dry.
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Armenians in Boston Fear Assassination Spike
News of Saghatel Sagouni's assassination in London shocks Boston Armenians. Following recent acquittals and the Swiss murder of Noharbek, leaders warn that a planned wholesale extermination of the Armenian revolutionary party in Boston and other U.S. cities is near.
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Armenian Revolutionary Society
London
Boston
Kulian
Noharbek
Revolutionary Society
Switzerland
Revolutionary Party
United States
Robbed at pistol point in Boston case linked to Feodellos
A Boston incident describes a gunpoint robbery where Giuseppi Duccri says he handed over $200 to Francesco and Mariannia Feodello after an ambush. Police later arrested Feodello for attempted assault while Duccri faced charges as well. The report shifts to Sagouni, Armenian revolutionary links, detailing betrayal and assassination plots tied to Armenian politics and Turkish interference.
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Giuseppi Duccri
Hanover Street
Mariannia Feodello
Tileston Street
Francesco Feodello
Duock
Feodello
Richmond Street
Leonard
Temperature yesterday at Washington street readings
The report lists hourly temperatures from 2:00 AM to 12:00 midnight yesterday on Washington street with values around the mid 40s to mid 60s. It notes an average daily temperature of 37 and an average of 58 a year ago.
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Thompson’s Spa
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