Aldrich Pleads For New England Against French Treaty
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island met President Roosevelt at the White House and boarded the 4 o clock train to New York after a lengthy conference on reciprocity. He opposed the French treaty as injurious to New England products and said he could not support a radical tariff modification via reciprocity.
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Washington
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Roosevelt
White House
New York
Aldrich
New England
Senate
Mane
Duhley Tells Of Coal ing Scheme
Court of inquiry questioned Admiral Schley on the Santiago voyage and retrograde move. He defended coal readiness at Cienfuegos and cited Sigsbee and pilot Nunez as reasons for turning back. The judge advocate pressed orders ambiguities and Schley's interpretation of department instructions.
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Washington
Schley
Cienfuegos
Santiago
Judge Advocate
Senate
Sampson
Navy Department
Sigsbee
St. Paul
Nunez
Gonalves
Hayti
Cape Cruz
Havin
Harvard
Ifor
Rowes Crew Recalls Close Wreck of Schooner Joseph Rowe
Gloucester Oct 2 Captain Clay ton Morrissey and crew of the wrecked schooner Joseph Rowe tell how their vessel struck Treetop Island near Whitehead in October. The dory swamp, attempts failed, and they escaped as the bowsprit protruded over the island and all hands reached shore before the schooner broke apart.
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Gloucester
Clayton Morrissey
Joseph Rowe
Treetop
Nea
Whitehead
Dooley Character James McGarry Dies in Chicago
James McGarry, the original of F Peter Dunne's Dooley, died in Chicago at an advanced age. The veteran saloon keeper inspired Dooley of Archey Road and his dialogues with Hen Nessey. Born in Ireland 73 years ago, he used proceeds to fund charities and pensions, banning mixed drinks in his saloon.
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Chicago
James McGarry
F. Peter Dunne
Dooley
Archey Road
Hennessey
Tinley
Peter Dunne
cGuerry
Ireland
McGarry
Exaggerated Statements Stir Sales at 20th Century Dept Stores
A Rochester driven sale at 20th Century Dept Stores promises bargains so deep that garments are advertised at fractions of value. The ad touts hundreds of suits and overcoats from Boston Rochester and New York makers, with prices from 3.80 to 11.95 and a 15 day return policy. Car fare is provided for out of town buyers with extended hours and delivery options.
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Daily Press
Rochester
N. Y
Dept. Stores, Inc
Hanover
Boston
New York
Msc
Oxford
Melton
Carr
20Th Century Dept. Stores, Inc
C. D
Gloucester Fishermen Suffer 62 Lost This Season
The 1900 1901 fishing season ends with 62 men dead and nine vessels lost. Three ships with entire crews perished on the banks and in Ipswich Bay, leaving 17 widows and 8 children. The Helen Miller Gould burn claim marks the heaviest single loss.
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Gloucester
Sigfrid
Commonwealth
Mary A. Brown
Ipswich Bay
Lucille
Winona
Mary P. Wea
Helen Miller Gould
Sydney
C. B
Powerful man Sneed measured as largest by Bertillon at police
Louis Sneed, a burly colored snatch thief, was photographed for the rogues gallery. Inspector Tom Barry measured him at six feet one inch tall and 101 inches arm span, weighing 19 pounds of solid bone and muscle.
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Lewis Sneed
Rogue’s Gallery
Tom” Barry
Louis Sneed
Bertillon
Sneed Described as Tall Strong Boston Criminal
Police measurements show Sneed at 6 feet 1 inch and 199 pounds the largest Bertillon readings. Inspector Barry notes few criminals in the Bertillon system match his power. At 22 and born in North Carolina he is labeled a dangerous former inmate suspect.
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Boston
Sneed
Barry
France
North Carolina
Police sergeants to be reassigned in city shake up
Several changes among city police sergeants are expected this week a general order may prompt a shake up. Two veteran sergeants will move to sub stations tied to Division 11 prompting two new sergeant appointments. Patrolmen Hanrahan and Reardon likely to be elected to fill vacancies. Commissioner Adams supports placing sergeants in charge of sub stations and has studied the district assignments.
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Eld
Yesteran
John Farrahan
Reardon
State House
Hanrahan
Division 13
Adams
Partridge
John F. Hanrahan
Division 11
Keppel Ill With Suspected Typhoid During Yacht Race Party
George Keppel of London, guest of Sir Thomas Lipton, is gravely ill likely typhoid fever at New York hospital. He fell ill after witnessing Erin yacht races along with Duke of Alva's party, and his condition follows the earlier death of the duke, casting a pall over the gathering.
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New York
George Keppel
London
Thomas Lipton
England
Smith College Girls Rally for Romeo in Senior Play
At Smith College the senior dramatics class plans Romeo and Juliet but every member wants to play Romeo. The heated dispute leads to a ballot to settle who should take the coveted role, as each candidate argues she is best suited for the part.
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Northampton
Smith College
Shakapere
Romeo
Most Case Delays Prison Term For Anarchist Editor
Justice Maclean grants a certificate of reasonable doubt in John Most's case, delaying 12 month imprisonment for publishing Murder vs. Murder on the day of President McKinley’s assassination. Court doubts plagiarism as a crime and finds no proven harm to individuals or public peace from the article.
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New York
Justice Maclean
Supreme Court Today
John Most
Freiheit
McKinley
Maclean
Most
United States
Miss Anthony Calls for Wider Suffrage Reform
In Honolulu Oswego October 29 the third annual convention of the State Woman's Suffrage Association opened. Miss Anthony said progress is pleasing but incomplete and urged extending voting rights beyond mere natives in territories to include intelligent women.
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Oswago
State Woman's Suffrage Association
Anthony
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philadelphia Reading appointments announced at office
At the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company offices on October 2, several personnel moves were revealed. George W. Somers is named Southern and New England freight agent with offices at New Haven. Samuel T. Schenck becomes commercial agent at Pittsburgh. Further changes appear to signal ongoing reorganization of agency roles and routes.
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Philadelphia & Reading
Philadel Phau
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
George W. Somers
New England
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Southern and
New England Freignt
Path Roads
New Haven
Samuel T. Schenck
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Pittsburg
State Department Reports Contact With Miss Stone
The State Department says agents in Constantinople and Sofia have established communication with Miss Stone but provided no further details.
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Washington
Constantinople
Sofia
Miss Stone
The President Suspenders Special Thursday Sale
A local ad touts The President suspenders as a top seller with a satisfaction guarantee. It promises continued sec price through Thursday, then 50c regular. On Thursday only the price is 35c, with window display at Brattle and Washington. Brings men and boys wear to one-day special deals every Thursday.
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Brattle and
Washington Sts
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Standard Clothing CO
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UA Inca Ee
Duhley
Dunne
DEA
Rearden
George Keppel Iil
OLD South Clothing CO
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Smith
Spitz Bros. & Mork
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Nashua
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