Clergyman urges Milford residents to avoid strikes
The Rev. D. F. McGrath of St. Marys Church warned parishioners against strikes in a Milford sermon. He downplayed reports about Hopedale and Milford, recalled Milford’s past prosperity, and urged preserving industrial harmony amid a new shoe factory. He praised Hopedale’s living standards and community facilities and noted Milford benefits from nearby industries.
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Milford
D. F. McGrath
St. Mary’s Church
Hopedale
Father McGrath
Massachusetts
Fitchburg
Marlboro
Woonsocket
West Roxbury Save Parker Meeting House Benefit Recital
A fundraiser to support the Theodore Parker Meeting House in West Roxbury features Miss Zuella Frey soprano Heinrich Schuecker harp Stuart Nason piano and Percy Burrell reader at Highlands Club hall. Admission 50 and 75 cents with further events by M Denghausen and Elbert Hubbard planned for January.
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West Roxbury
Parker Meeting
Theodore Parker
Highland Club
Goodnough
Zuella Frey
Heinrich Schuecker
Stuart Nason
Percy Burrell
M. Denghausen
Elbert Hubbard
Edward KE. Hale
Samuel A. Fliot
John D. Long
C. F. Nichols
Chancellor Day Attacks Roosevelt in New Book
James R. Day chancellor of Syracuse University issues a forceful critique in The Raid on Prosperity, portraying President Roosevelt as the arch enemy of the country and urging constitutional checks on executive power. The editorial attack frames battles over commissions and policy as a danger to freedom.
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New York
Roosevelt
James R. Day
Syracuse University
United States
Standard Oil Company
Day
Frisco Pays Five Cents Per Rat In City War On Rats
Frisco hails a rat war to curb disease. The city offers five cents for every rat captured dead or alive at designated stations, appealing to residents to help reduce rat populations.
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San Francisco
Pope Marcellinus Tomb Found in St Priscilla Catacombs
Rome on October 27 reports the discovery by Professor Orazio Marucchi of the tomb of Pope Marcellinus, a second century martyr, in the catacombs of St Priscilla. Marucchi, a renowned Christian archaeology scholar, has long been honored by Vatican authorities.
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Rome
Orazio Marucchi
St. Priscilla
Marcellinus
Milk producers plan protest against railroad discriminations
A Worcester delegation will plead before the Railroad Commission at the State House to seek equal rates for all, challenging favored rates for Hub contractors. The ruling could determine the fate of an organized independent movement planned for a mass meeting Tuesday.
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Worcester
Railroad Commission
State House
Farmers in Furnace push for Boston milk depot and equal rates
A Furnace meeting reveals farmers demand rail style rates for milk to Boston. Jonas Bemis of Charlton urges unity to oppose contractors and proposes a farmer funded Boston depot to deliver milk independently.
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Boston
Furnace
Jonas Bemis
Charlton
Happiness Without Work Dream of Paradise Founders
In Los Angeles on October 27 a cooperative city proposal envisions a 6000 acre urban settlement within a 300000 acre paradise, outlining a utopian project by founders seeking a labor free commune and new living model.
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Dream OF Paradise
Los Angeles
Cal
No La Prosperidad Colony Aims for Cooperative California Town
Albert Debuchy conducts a rehearsal for No La Prosperidad Colony Association which seeks a 300 000 acre tract in lower California from the Mexican government. The plan centers a cooperative city and shared ownership with equal wages for all workers, including women, while housing education and child care are provided by the community.
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No la Prosperidad Colony Association
Lower
California
Byron Hall
Los Angeles
San Diego
Secammon’s
United States
Commonwealth
Conductor Albert Debuchy Leads French Music Rehearsal
Albert Debuchy displayed rare conducting ability during a morning rehearsal for a Jordan Hall concert on French theatrical and romantic music. He inspires players with precise tone and shading. Baritone Gilibert of the Manhattan Opera Company will be featured as soloist tonight.
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Jordan Hall
Albert Debuchy
Gilibert
Manhattan Opera Company
New York
Man Swallows False Teeth in Worcester Incident
Andrew Riley of Winchendon fainted after lying on a couch and swallowing his false teeth. Dr. Martin G. Sullivan had to work to dislodge the molars from Riley's throat, restoring him to consciousness.
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Worcester
Andrew Riley
North Central Street
Winchenden
Martin G. Sullivan
Riley
Searles Held Over Death Attempt Linked to Chesterfield Case
Farmington Maine October 27 information on a suspected attempt by Harvey A Searles to take his own life while in jail surfaced today He is to be tried November 4 on charges of killing his wife at Chesterfield last summer Officials say he obtained a drug and had it in his cell
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Farmington
Harvey A. Searles
Chesterfield
Skeleton Found In Pawtucket Woods Linked To Self-Inflicted Death
In Pawtucket Rhode Island on October 27 a skeletal remains were found on the John Hyde farm near Slater Memorial Park. Authorities believe the man died by his own hand sometime last spring. The revolver and the bones were recovered in the search of the area. The case is being treated as a probable suicide with no immediate identification of the decedent.
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Pawtucket
R. I
John Hyde
Slater Memorial Park
Jealousy Said Cause of Depot Hill Murder
Holyoke police investigation strengthens belief jealousy prompted the shooting of Eugenio Maley also known as Mal lie on Depot Hill last night. An autopsy showed many small shot entered the body indicating close range shotgun fire.
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Holyoke
Eugenio Maley
Mallie
Depot Hill
Maley
Derby man shot death linked with fleeing assailant
Maley formerly of Derby Connecticut was shot and killed near a railroad yard. A woman named Alucio Sanello was with him and is detained as a witness in Ravenna New York and Holyoke where they resided before. A razor was found on the woman and a shotgun was discarded by the killer nearby as he fled. The police seek the woman’s former husband Frank Parono who may have been in the area.
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Maley
Derby
Conn
Alucio Sanello
Ravenna
N. Y
Holyoke
Frank Parono
Harvard Catholic Students to Hear Rev Driscoll Lecture
The Catholic students at Harvard University will hear Rev John T Driscoll of Fonda New York at the Newman House this evening at 8 o'clock. He will speak on The Charter of Liberties and New York Assembly of 1683. A second lecture on Science and Science Philosophy will follow next month.
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Harvard University
John T. Driscoll
Fonda
N. Y
Newman House
New York
Driscoll
Campbell Family Faces Recurrent Angina Pectoris
Baltimore newspaper report notes J. W. Campbell of 558 High Street as the ninth in his family to fall victim to angina pectoris. He has endured years of attacks and received treatment in multiple hospitals while carrying nitro glycerine medicine in his pocket as attacks grow more frequent.
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Baltimore
J. W. Campbell
High Street
Campbell
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