Sherman Appeals to Ohio Voters Over Hanna Rematch
Secretary John Sherman publishes a letter urging Ohio voters to back McKinley era administration and the Republican ticket. He lauds President McKinley, defends officer appointments, and supports Mark A. Hanna for U.S. Senate while criticizing Senator Hanna's early endorsements and tactics.
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Hamilton County
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Congress
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Hanna in jeopardy as Ohio Senate seat hung in balance
Marcus A. Hanna faces a grave risk of losing his Senate seat as Ohio’s political furor swirls around Governor Bushnell. Democrats are positioned to win the legislature, while Republican factions in counties like Summit and Hardin rally against Hanna, and party leaders organize opposition to the veteran senator.
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Hardin County
Logan
John Quincy Adams Campbell
Republican
Springfield
Clark County
Foraker
Woodbury Skin and Dental Care Line by 26-Year Dermatologist
Woodbury's Grand Toilet Combination for skin scalp and teeth plus facial soap cream powder and dental cream are sold nationwide. Manufactured by John J. Woodbury, a dermatologist with 26 years of experience, mailed on receipt of payment. Address 11 Winter St.
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Dense harbor fog halts ships and ships in harbor
A thick fog shrouded the harbor delaying ferry routes as tug Atlas guided the oil barge 58 to upper harbor and back to Bayonne. vessels from Nova Scotia and St. John worked through the night, with coasters and fishing boats delivering cargoes despite reduced visibility.
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Yarmouth
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Philadelphia
J. Cavanaugh
Real estate broker highlights European tour in smoke talk
John B. Fitzpatrick, a noted broker and charter member of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters, presented a Europe tour talk before Court No. 11 at Leverett street. He described Queenstown, the Rhine voyage, and visits to Dublin, Paris, London, and more, drawing lively audience engagement and inviting further talks.
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Seventh daughter of a seventh son in Hillsdale court case
Mrs. Emma Davies accuses Mrs. Forrest Wynne of bewitching neighbors in Hillsdale New Jersey. Wynne denies claims saying she is not a witch and plans to sue for criminal libel. Justice Angell bonds Wynne 200 dollars and withhold’s her son 100 dollars to keep the peace.
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Hilsdale
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Hillsdale, N. J
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Salem
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Forrest Wynne Hales
Satan
Adina Wynne
Mrs. Wynne
Longtime Boston School Teacher Mrs Huntress Dies
Mrs. Louisa W. Huntress died suddenly at 50 Green Street Charlestown aged 76. At retirement she was the oldest Boston public schools teacher by service, having led one school for 42 years. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from her home. Burial at Woodlawn.
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Huntress
Jamaica Plain
California
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Woodlawn
Walcott Seeks Paris Pact On Bimetallism
Senator Walcott of Colorado traveled to Paris on October 28 to urge France to accept new bimetallic proposals. The French government is not expected to agree to further action on the issue.
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Washington Excursions Nine Day Royal Blue Line Tour
Royal Blue Line offers a nine day Washington excursion leaving Tuesday November 16 with three and a half days in Washington at the Riggs House including Mt Vernon, one day at Old Point Comfort, stays in Philadelphia and New York at the Broadway Central, plus a longer stop option. The all inclusive price is 30 dollars. Christmas holiday tour runs December 28 visiting Washington Mt Vernon Philadelphia and New York over nine days for 27 dollars. Other tours include Washington Florida and California with illustrated itineraries to Amons New York and Boston.
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Rewards offered for Bartlett store robbers by city force
City Marshal Burches announced a $500 reward for arrests or information leading to arrests of Bartlett’s store robbers. The plan calls for reserve officers to patrol in citizen clothes beginning Saturday night, with orders to detain any involved, dead or alive.
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Around the Theatres in Boston Highlights
The Girl From Paris plays to standing room only at Park. The Highwayman debuts at Broadway Theatre in New York on December 6. Lectures on Bismarck given at Tremont Temple by Howard B Grose. Neck and Neck at Grand, Tess of the D Urbervilles staged by Mrs Fiske at Tremont. Annie Yeamans returns with Harrigan’s company next week. Franklyn Fyles’s The Ward of France eyed for Boston Theatre. Never Again with a high-profile cast led by Holland Marion Williams and Robson arrives at Museum. Andy Mack performs at Hollis with Irish songs plus The Low Back Car. The Man o War’s Man tops melodramas. Thomas Shea returns to Bowdoin Square. Arthur Maxwell’s bicycle act wows Isham’s Octoroons at Howard. Gertie Reynolds dominates In Gayest Manhattan at Grand. Lillian Lawrence to lead Shenandoah at Castle Square. Hall Caine’s The Christian to be dramatized. Barrett burlesque at Palace features Tony Drake and Gracie Hughes.
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Castle Square
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Palace Theatre
Tony Drake
Gracie Hughes
Clerk DeWaltoff Accused of Drugstore Theft
Gerald DeWaltoff a clerk for Josiah T Whitney a druggist at 186 Hanover Street was arrested by Special Officer Hines Station 1 as he left the store with a box of drugs. Whitney had noted missing goods for months and a search of DeWaltoff s room at 30 Eliot Street recovered a large quantity of goods.
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Crowds Buy Tickets for Dr Nansen Lecture at Music Hall
A large audience formed for the November 4 lecture by Dr Nansen at Music Hall. The opening ticket sale drew many women who kept busy with books to pass the wait as they moved toward the box office.
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Unitarian Sunday School Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Unitarian Sunday School Society held its annual meeting yesterday at the Second Church. Officials for the coming year were elected and addresses were delivered to the attendees.
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