Appeals to Supreme Court in Copper War in Butte
In Butte Montana two appeals in the MacGinnis injunction suits against the Boston and Montana company were perfected quickly. Judge Clancy had issued injunctions and both sides agreed to settle the records, each nearly 400 pages, with transcripts approved. A Great Falls telegram reports J J Hill en route to Butte for a conference with Senators Gibson Clark and others on the industrial crisis. The Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly proposes a special legislative session backed by unions.
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Butte
Mont
Supreme Court
MacGinnis
Boston & Montana
Clancy
Great Falls
J. J. Hill
United States
Paris Gibson
W. A. Clark
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Montana
Western Federation of Miners
Spirit Hand Claimed Visible on Fall River Window
In Fall River on October 29 a handprint appeared on a kitchen window pane at Thomas Cross's tenement home. Cross and his deceased wife, both Spiritualists, see the imprint as a sign to skeptical daughter Eliza. Attempts to erase the mark failed, with hot water soaps and acids making it clearer.
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Fall River
Thomas Cross
South End
Cross
Former Prominent Doctor Beaten by Messenger Boys
A former Arlington physician, once prosperous and ruined by recent losses, was attacked on Washington Street near the Journal building. About six assailants struck him while others restrained him, breaking his right shoulder blade and injuring his back and shoulder. he was then aided at a relief station.
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Arlington
State Street
Washington Street
Messenger Boys
Journal
Harvard Play Still Ragged
Harvard held open practice on Soldiers Field with a standout 86 yard goal from captain Marshall. The scrimmage showed a ragged back field as Schoelkopf Hurley and Nichols rested, Mills Means and Goodhue filled in, and freshman McCarthy failed to break in again, highlighting a fair but unsettled selection process.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Marshall
Schoelkopf
Hurley
Nichols
Mills
Means
Goodhue
Varsity
McCarthy
Boston Latin School
Salvation Army Leader Emma Booth-Tucker Killed in Train Wreck
Emma Booth-Tucker consul in America for the Salvation Army and wife of Commander Booth-Tucker died after the eastbound California train wreck near Dean Lake Missouri. Colonel Thomas Holland was fatally injured and twenty seven others hurt. bodies and injured were taken to Fort Madison Iowa. Booth-Tucker had been en route from Amity to Chicago to meet her husband.
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Kansas City
Emma Booth-Tucker
America
Salvation Army
Booth-Tucker
William Booth
Army
California
Dean Lake
Thomas C. Holland
Amity
Col
Fort Madison
Booth Tucker In Shock As Wife Dies In Wreck
Commander Booth Tucker arrived in Chicago to join his wife and was told she had died in a wreck. He collapsed then recovered as he learned the telegram with funeral plans, work for memorial services in Chicago, and a route to New York and London for burial.
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Chicago
Booth- Tucker
New York
London
Booth-Tucker
Death of Mrs Booth-Tucker Shocks Salvation Army Barracks
Distress gripped Salvation Army corps at the local barracks upon learning the death of Mrs Booth-Tucker. Colonel Evans described her as General Booth’s closest adviser with extraordinary executive ability and deep humanity. Her upcoming December visit was canceled as the army mourns a profound loss.
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Salvation Army
Corps
Booth-Tucker
Evans
Seven Children Learn Mother Is Gone to Another World
In Mount Vernon Brigadier Alice Johnson told seven children of Mrs. Booth Tucker that their mother had departed to another world and their father was saddened far away. Frederick and Catherine then wrote a telegram to their father describing the grief and love in the home.
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New York
Booth- Tucker
Mt. Vernon
Alice Johnson
General Booth expresses grief over daughter's death
London Oct 29 General William Booth commander in chief of the Salvation Army sends a message to Salvationists worldwide after the death of his daughter Mrs Booth Tucker. He says he is prostrated by grief yet urges continued work for God and the blessing of mankind.
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London
William Booth
Salvation Army
Lfe
Meehan levels charges against mayor over street contracts
Michael Meehan former streets chief under Mayor O'Brien and deputy under Mayor Hart accuses City Hall of overpaying by 147000 on a street contract. He claims superintendent Donovan awarded a non advertised gift contract with Mayor Collins signature and seeks action by the Good Government Association and grand jury.
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Michael Meehan
O’brien
Hart
City Hall
Good Government Association
Donovan
Meshan
Meehan
Patrick McGovern
Jones & Meehan
Gore
Billings
Minot
Sasten
Collins
Civic leader calls Western Union policy on girl messengers dangerous
Meyer Bloomfield of the North End denounces Western Union for employing girl messengers and risking danger to young women. He cites Rosa Drucker’s rescue and warns parents may hold the company accountable for public safety and strike breaking.
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Meyer Bloomfield
Civic Service
Salem Street
North End
Rosa Drucker
Western Union
Bloomfield
Corey Sentenced to State Prison for Attempted Breaking and Entering
John Corey aged 29 was convicted of attempted breaking and entering. With a prior record and poor police character, he received four to six years in the State prison by Superior Court verdict.
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John Corey
Bishop Spalding Speaks Before Large Boston Audience
The Right Rev Bishop J L Spalding of Peoria gave the opening lecture for a Young Men's Catholic Association course in Boston College hall before 1000 attendees. He urged reading good books, warned against drink and passions, and stressed faith as essential to happiness and success.
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Young Men’s Catholic Association
J. L. Spalding
Peoria
Inl
Boston College Hall
William F. Gannon
Boston College
Mgr
William Byrne
D. D
W. G
D. O’callaghan
Father Colgan
M. J. Masterson
D. J. O'Farrell
Joseph H. O'Neill
John B. Dore
James E. Cotter
Father Gannon
Bishop Spalding
Hageness
Wall collapse injures two men in Roxbury and South Boston
Patrick Donahue of 66 New Heath Street Roxbury is at the Relief station in critical condition with concussion and body injuries. Patrick Plaherty of 374 West Second Street South Boston was treated for a mangled right thigh and body contusions. Doctors fear Donahue may not survive.
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Patrick Donahue
New Heath Street
Roxbury
Patrick Plaherty
West Second Street
Boston
Donahue
Commercial Club Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
At the annual meeting last evening the Commercial Club elected officers for the year including President Clus Tuttle, Vice-President Elihu Thomson, Secretary R H W Dwight, Treasurer Frederick B Carpenter, and executive committee members Robert Bacheller James RK Carter and E D Leavitt.
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The
Commercial Club
Clus Tuttle
Elihu Thomson
R. H. W. Dwight
Frederick B. Carpenter
Robert Bacheller
James RK. Carter
E. D. Leavitt
English cyclist Hall sets new one hour record in Paris
Paris, Oct. 2. Tommy Hall, an English cyclist, broke the one hour record at the Parc des Princes track by covering 54 miles and 835 yards. The previous mark stood at 62 miles and 918 yards set on Oct. 18 by M. Dangia.
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Paris
Parc Des Princes
Tommy Hall
M. Dangia
Bartlett and Dennison to Speak at Ward 20 Democratic Rally
Charles W. Bartlett and Joseph A. Dennison will speak tonight at a Ward 20 Young Men's Democratic Club rally. The event at Dorchester Avenue and Linden Street headquarters will feature Joseph F. O Connell Philip J. Groger Stephen P. Galvin and James F. Byrne with Edward J. Barrett presiding.
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Charles W. Bartlett
Joseph A. Dennison
Ward 20 Young Men’s Democratic Club
Dorchester Avenue
Linden Street
Joseph F. O'Connell
Philip J. Groger
Stephen P. Galvin
James F. Byrne
Edward J. Barrett
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Ancy
Saiateton Inn
Zibeline and Melton
Gilchrist Company
Washington St
Winter St
Missouri
General Booth
Civic Service House
Bates Dental Co
Tremont Row
Brattle St
Corey
Nassau St
Broadway
W. C. Loftus CO
OUR
Broad St
Eighth Ave
Bowery
Grand Circle
6Th St
West
126Th St
Fulton St
Brooklyn
Newark Ave
Jersey City
Park Row
C. Loftus Company
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Electric Corner
Oxford
Milford
Bartlett
Dorchester
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