Along the Water Front near Anglesea NJ and Boston wrecks
The Boston schooner Charles L. Daven Port, from Providence to Philadelphia, ran ashore at Seen Mile beach near Anglesea. Chapman Wrecking Co. sent a New York boat for aid as three tugs work the stricken vessel. Other reports note the schooner Samuel L. Russell raised at Saugus River, divers inspecting John F. Nickerson, and the Revere averting collision with Willie of Deer Isle. The Yar mouth sails for Yarmouth season’s end. the steamer Boston will run twice weekly. The King Philip undergoes caulking and repairs. Fireboat Engine 44 to receive new metal gear.
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Boston
Charles L. Davenport
Graver
Providence
Philadelphia
Seen Mile Beach
Anglesea
N. J
Chapman Wrecking Company
New York
Delaware
Woodward
Elizabeth Foster
Penobscot
Salem Harbor
Samuel L. Russell
Saugus River
Boston.& Maine
Boston. Towboat.Company
Kelley's Shipyard
Yarmouth
John. F. Nickerson
Revére
South Ferry
Willie
Deer Isle
Revere
Mildred W
Richard T. Green
Jones
Campano
Venezuela
New “York
Frank H. Magee
Pollock
Light House Board
Burnham
Ranlway
Ure Landsman
Democrats Open Lowell Campaign Rally in Huntington
The Lowell rally drew a larger crowd than any political meeting here. Mayor William Finney presided and introduced Fall River Mayor Coughlin who spoke about the power and the rich man's pull amid wild cheering. Hon. George Fred Williams followed to a warm reception.
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Lowell
Huntington
William Feeney
Coughlin
Fall River
George Fred Williams
Mr Williams Addresses Lowell Campaign Rhetoric
In this Lowell campaign address, Mr Williams rails against the Republican party's ties to the American Protective Association. He claims the party adopted a proscriptive platform and warned that backing such views would drive Catholic teachers from public schools. He cites events in Springfield Holyoke Milford and Sand which to support his contention that race and religious issues infiltrate politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Springfield
Sue
Republican Party
American Protective Association
Music Hal
Holyoke
A.m
Williams
Fitchburg
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Sandwich
Milford
Hoar
Democracy
Republicans
Republise
Ees
Democratic Party
Ana
Senate
Repoe
Massachusetts political clash over sectarian school symbolism
A dense excerpt from a Massachusetts political dispute argues against sectarian emblems in public schools, defending a nonsectarian system and trumpet gestures by Senator Hoar. It condemns gerrymandering and urges party leadership to unite for the public school standard.
Preparation and nerve cure tout by Dr Greene
Slogan of the Business and Professional Man extols constant preparation as key to success in life and health. An advertisement promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy as a universal preventive and strength builder, citing Coggeshall of Lowell as a testimonial and inviting readers to consult the doctor free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simran
Peetn
Greene
Frederick P. Coggeshall
Lowell
Mass
Temple Place
Boston
Fall River Capture Nets $3000 in Sullivan Burglary Ring
Boston police and Fall River authorities report the arrest of James Lambert known as Dutchy Sullivan on burglary charges. He allegedly led a Boston and Fall River operation stealing valuables including furs and clothing later traced to Dover street pawn shops. Saul Sugarman was arrested for receiving stolen goods and identified items from several Beacon street homes. Sullivan has seven burglary cases linked to July to September, with a large haul recovered and more property sought through court action.
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Fall River
Dutchy
Sullivan
James Lambert
Lambert
Taunton
Dover Street
Saul Sugarman
Cleary and
Estes
Henry P. Quincy
Beacon Street
Sugarman
Boston
Feeney
Back Bay
Boardman
George W. West
Mary Hamilton
Newbury Street
Irving
Tilden, Furber & Co
Providence
Flynn Bros
P. McNally
George Lyons & Co
W. F. Miller
Ulster
J. E. Holdridge
E. H. Welch
Amanta
N. Y
McCullar
Williams & Parker
Allen & Orcutt
Melton
J. R. Farrell
Prince’ Albert
James Green
Chas
Austin Morse
Overthrowing Rule in City Districts by Minority Voters
A speaker defends districting fairness, arguing that gerrymanders in Lowell should not persist under Democratic control. He asserts the majority should rule, contending a Democratic mayor would safeguard both parties’ rights and protect honest district divisions in line with charter rights.
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Commonwealth
Lowell
Not Too Old to Be Married in Port Jervis
John Eyre aged 72 and Sally Ann Bellis aged 42 from Hamilton Township Penn obtained a marriage license in Stroudsburg. Prothonotary Dutot notes it is the oldest couple granted a license since his tenure began.
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Port Jervis
N. Y
John Eyre
Sally Ann Bellis
Hamilton Township
Penn
Stroudsburg
Dutot
Palmer's Sentence Reduced by President Commutation
Washington October 28 Harry B Palmer had his sentence for embezzling funds from the National Bank of Fall River Mass reduced from five years in the Massachusetts Reformatory to three years of actual imprisonment by the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry B. Palmer
National Bank of
Fall River
Mass
Massachusetts Reformatory
Republican Institute Club Social Dinner At Youngs
Forty members of the Republican Institution Club attended a social dinner at Youngs last evening. No special business or speeches were held, the gathering being informal. Everyone praised Dr Bull's Cough Syrup.
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Republican Institution Club
Young
Missionaries At Episcopalian Club Dinner Hear Slum Concerns
The Episcopal Club of Massachusetts held a nearly full Brunswick hall dinner with 130 gentlemen and guests including Rev Nelson of New York and Father Field of Boston. Speakers addressed New York slum difficulties, theatre services, Boston colored population outreach, St Stephen's Church missions, St Andrew Brotherhood, and sailor work in Boston.
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Brunswick
Episcopalian Club of
Massachusetts
New York
Boston
H. Nelson
City
Father Field
Haub
F. H. Palmer
C. H. Brent
Mr. Breed
Charles Barnes
H. N. Wells
H. L. Metcalf
Lloyd Bevan
Searing
Kingman
Pearson
Greenleaf
Teasmaster Lovering
Alexander Hamilton Rice
Dr. Nelson
R. H. Gardner
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
C. H. Bent
St. Stephen’s Church
W. T. Crocker
May Decide To Strike In Lynn Oct 28 Coal Handlers Union Demand
Lynn observers report a possible strike if Coal Handlers Union 4465 demands a nine hour day for teamsters screeners and wharf hands, effective Nov 1. The union seeks no wage change, while coal dealers hedge, referring the matter to a committee headed by William C. Holder. a failure to agree could close all city coal wharves by week’s end.
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Lynn
Union 4465
K. of L
Boynton Armstrong
Coal Dealers’ Association
William C. Holder
Holder
Coal Handlers’ Union
Armstrong
Van Alen at Home in Newport Amid Surrender Talks
James J. Van Alen arrived from New York and was driven to his Newport home. Reported he will surrender himself and not mortgage his villa, with Cornelius Vanderbilt and James P. Kernochan standing as bondsmen. A bank cashier from Jackson Falls NH allegedly supplied the basis for Mrs. Colt’s accusation regarding Colonel Colt.
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Newport
R. L
James J. van Alen
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
James P. Kernochan
Colt
Jackson Falls
Colonel Colt
Funeral of C M Austin in Mansfield
Charles Merton Austin, killed in a Hyde Park railroad wreck last Thursday night, was honored at a Mansfield home funeral attended by twenty five railroad men and a cycle club delegation. Rev Jacob Ide officiated. bearers included Conductor Holden and Baggage Master Blucher. Burial was at Spring Brook Cemetery.
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Mansfield
Charles Merton Austin
Hyde Park
Cycle Club
Jacob Ide
Congregational Church
Holden
Blucher
Austin
Spring Brook Cemetery
Death of P. B. Cogswell Ex-Mayor of Concord
The Hon. Parsons B. Cogswell, ex-Mayor of Concord New Hampshire, died at his School street home after a short illness from pneumonia. A 67 year old native of Henni ker, he served in the Legislature in 1872-3, public printer 1881-5, auditor of printers accounts, secretary of the State Historical Society, trustee of the State Library, immigrant inspector 1891-2, and mayor 1898-4. He is survived by a widow.
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Concord
N. H
Parsons B. Cogswell
School Street
Henniker
State Historical Society
State Library
United States
Passenger Samuel Johnson Dies Aboard Barnstable At Sea
The Barnstable with Captain Paine displayed half mast for passenger Samuel Johnson of 10 Thatcher Street Medford who died October 19 while outward bound about 325 miles from Jamaica. He will be buried in Medford family lot. Johnson was well to do and once connected with Hatch Johnson & Co. and Rand Avery & Co. He belonged to Lebanon Lodge of Masons.
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Barnstable
Paine
Samuel Johnson
Thatcher Street
Medford
Jamaica
Johnson
Hatch, Johnson & Co
Rand, Avery & Co
Lebanon
Death of Edward Magee in Boston Fire Dept ties
Edward Magee son of Peter T Magee former member of Hook and Ladder Company 1 Boston Fire Department died at his home 2 Foster Street after a three month illness Funeral will be held Wednesday morning at St Stephen's Church.
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Edward
Peter T. Magee
Hook and Ladder Company 1
Boston Fire Department
Foster Street
St. Stephen’s Church
Incendiary Fire Destroys Truro Cottage
A summer cottage owned by Celeste Fuller of Roxbury in Truro was burned out last night by an incendiary fire. The loss is estimated at 1000 dollars.
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Highland Light
Celeste Fuller
Roxbury
Truro
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Boston Dental
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American “Wringer Co
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Tremont
L J J
Maggie
Axid
Andrew Mack
Boston Post
Tb, Hanns & Co
the Sunday Post
Wiliams
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Rally OF
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Palmer
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C. M. Austin
Cogswell
Edward Magee
Puritana
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Nature’s Cure
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Greenha Ge Walcott
Republican State Committee
Ward 19
At Or Kolls’ Hall
Tremont Street
Herbert Db. Baker
W. W. Davis
Arthur P. Wilson
R. EB
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Benjamin
Curtis Right
H. G Foulkee
Rev
H. Carter
E. Greenwood
A. Matherson
Kemp Sturgeon
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Isaac F. Bee
Charlestown
New Hampshire
Geo
New
Hampeh
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Commonwealth OF
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John Taylor
Elis George
Middlesex
Maria R. Whiting
Nate
Holliston
Iates
Tate
Jennie Ming
County of Tats
Cambridge
Charles J. McIntiaire
S. H. Folsom
Creece
Ynan
Ellen Iate
Suffok
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John J Orynan
Admr
Walnut Ave
Notich
Sarah Sinfeld
HK Rosenfeed
Chauncy St
Thomas C. Boyle
Whabon Bros
Hall~aiken
East Boston
Richmond Fiske
Winthrop T. Hall
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Marie Lote Aiken
Schwiebert—Koester
Corey Hill
Brookline
Louis B. Schward
Wilhelm Schwie
Marie Koester
Clark
Somerville
Nicholas Clark
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