Counterfeiters Arrest Brings Down Local Gang
Police say they shattered a counterfeit ring with the arrest of Hyman Nathanson and Hyman Taylor on charges of conspiring to defraud Simon Levine of 50 by false pretenses. Both held on $1000 bonds for trial on Sept 17 after three weeks of investigation.
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Hyman Nathanson
Hyman _ Taylor
Simon Levine
Merrimac Street
Abbott
Rooney
Wolf
Frank Bernstein
Chelsea
Levine
Hoartload
Taylor
Nathanson
Lamp Fire After Fight Burns Man in Calvary Street
Robert Butler is hospitalized with severe burns after a lighted lamp was thrown during an argument at 44 Calvary street in Waltham. Neighbors rolled him in blankets to extinguish flames. A fire damaged the frame house, causing $25 in losses. the suspect fled and police expect to arrest him tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Robert Butler
City Hospital
Calvary Street
Butler
Fight to Finish Dennison Seeks Charlestown Delegation
Joseph A. Dennison thanked Charlestown voters for their strong support and solid three-ward delegation. He said he would enter the convention on the campaign platform and stand with Charlestown citizens until he is nominated or defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Dennison
Charlestown
Harrington Fitzgerald and Sullivan Win Senatorial Fights
In a crowded caucus night the Democratic vote was heavy across city wards with about 52,500 ballots cast in the caucuses and 52 boxes used. Early counts show Arthur S Harrington defeating Charles S Sullivan in Charlestown for Senator and W C A Fitzgerald renominated in the Wards 7 9 and 17 district. Michael Sullivan carries two of the three South Boston wards in his bid for re election. Ward 19 results await today and Ambrose Woods appears to win his delegation while losing one Representatives seat.
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Arthur S. Harrington
Charles S. Sullivan
Charlestown
W. C. A. Fitzgerald
Michael Sullivan
South
Boston
Ambrose Woods
Ward 21 results bow to Gaston State ticket in tight caucus
In Ward 21 the Gaston State ticket won 768 to 268 for representative. State committeeman race in the ward had Kelley losing 571 to 333. McNary leads in the 10th district with little opposition outside Ward 17 and Ward 20. O'Connell faction loses caucus control in Ward 18 amid long lines and protest over late arrivals. Officials report 1700 expected voters and widespread queue frustration.
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Gaston
Williams. McNary
Charles I. Quirk
Patrick F. McDonald
Quincy
Milton
McNary
O'Connell
O'Toole
Big Vote in Ward 20 Democrats Draw Dorchester Rally
In Ward 20 the Democratic turnout surged with over 1200 voters marching from suburban homes. The scene reflected strong local support as residents lined a single voting line, shaping the preliminary tally and signaling campaign momentum in Dorchester.
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Dorchester
Mitchell Confers With Governor Stone
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on September 10 1900 President Mitchell said he accepted an invitation to confer with Governor Stone in Harrisburg on Saturday. The article notes past arbitration, concessions secured by Marcus Hanna, a past strike ending on October 29 1900, and the rise of strong union influence in the coal district with Mitchell seen as a demi god by workers and authorities largely deferring to his authority.
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Loyees
Marcus A. Hanna
Mitchell
Markle Rejects Arbitration in Coal Strike
John Markle of G B Markle & Co says there will be no arbitration or settlement of the coal strike. He cites past failures of arbitration under an 1880s pact and recalls strikes in 1887 1897 and 1900 led by John Mitchell amid threats and violence on Markle’s properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Markle
G. B. Markle & Co
Markle
Lehigh
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Father Phillips
Hazleton
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
NO INTERFERENCE IN STRIKE SAYS COAL PRESIDENTS
New York September 10 President Fowler of the New York Ontario and Western Railroad says the strike will end only when the men return on terms offered before the outbreak and without outside interference. He adds notices to this effect have been posted at collieries. Delaware and Hudson President Oliphant also asserts there will be no outside interference and the strike will run until miners decide to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fowler
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad Company
Oliphant
The
Delaware & Studson
Morgan
Quay unsure when coal strike ends in Adirondacks
Senator Quay of Pennsylvania returned to New York from the Adirondacks and said he does not know when the anthracite strike will end. He stated he has had no talks on settlement since arriving and that the strike is not a political issue in Pennsylvania at present. He plans to Philadelphia to resume vacation.
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New York
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
Adirondacks
Senator Platt
Philadelphia
Coal Scarcity on Boston Streets Provokes Watchful Drivers
In Boston coal remains highly valued by the poor as drivers guard loads from theft by hungry children. A wagon halted on Commercial Street drew a dozen youths who tried to steal coal. Dealers report half-time work and many horses idle, with coal bins repurposed as wagon sheds.
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Commercial Street
William H
8. L. Emery & Co
Commonwealth Avenue
Secretary of State Charles Bennett Marries Stenographer Carrie Briggs
Providence reports the Rhode Island secretary of state Charles P. Bennett wed Carrie F. Briggs, a stenographer in the state auditor's office. Both had prior marriages, with Bennett a widower and Briggs a widow, tied the knot at the bride’s parents’ home in Providence.
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Rhode Island
Providence
R. I
Charles P. Bennett
Carrie F. Briggs
J. J. Woolley
Briggs
State Auditor's Office
District nominees listed by numbered votes
First district James F. Nolan. Second district Charles J. Bradley. Third district Thomas Arthur. Fourth district John Golding. Fifth district George Whittsker. Sixth district John F. Baldwin. Seventh district William J. Hennessey. Eighth district Patrick F. Donovan. Ninth district Benjamin W. Wells.
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James F. Nolan
Charles J. Bradley
Thomas Arthur
John Golding
George Whittsker
John F. Baldwin
William J. Hennessey
Fighth
Patrick F. Donovan
Benjamin W. Wells
Endorsement for Peruna Cures Child Helen of Catarrh
A father praises Peruna after his daughter Helen recovered from lifelong catarrh and stomach trouble. He recounts contacting Dr Hartman, following directions, and the child’s rapid improvement in months. The letter claims Peruna is non irritating, well tolerated, and repeatedly helping other families across the United States.
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Helen
Peruna
Burress
Indiana
United States
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Ohio
Heroic Roxbury man saves 15 from deadly fire
George Robinson of 55 Sawyer Street Roxbury crawled through smoke in a 44 Compton Street fire late last night to rescue 15 sleeping residents. He rang alarms, kicked in doors and carried injured people to safety as Chief Grady and Chemical 2 crews arrived. Damage totaled 350 dollars with no lasting injuries reported.
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George Robinson
Sawyer Street
Roxbury
Compton Street
Robinson
Grady
Chemical 2
John Scott
NoglAImant for Rudy of Sneede
The body of Govan Sneede, a colored burglar shot in self defense by Patrolman Graham of Division 5, lies at City Hospital. Ernest Dore of Cambridge has been arrested on larceny charges connected to Sneede. Dore’s arrest causes a Cambridge social circle upheaval as police identify property tied to the case and seek two additional suspects.
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Govan Sneede
Graham
Division 5
City Hospital
Ernest Dore
Cambridge
Potter’s Field
Sneede
Cousens
Tremlow Sneede
Elmwood Street
West Somerville
Gardner Sneede
Jackson Street
North
Station 5
Dedham Street
Charles L. Garfield
Milford Street
Moses Turber
Dwight
Young Dore
Lizzie Burke
Margn
Jennie Ryan
Harrison Avenue
Dove
Ernest
Dore
Death at Charlestown caucus scene of heart failure
William A. Dwyer 25 a clerk of 2 St Martin street Charlestown died yesterday evening after attending Ward 4 caucuses. He collapsed at Frank Haughey’s store 454 Main street and a physician ruled heart disease. Dwyer a relative of Councilman Cadigan attended the caucuses and the excitement contributed to his death.
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William A. Dwyer
St. Martin Street
Frank Haughey
Main Street
Charlestown
Dwyer
Cadigan
Laundry Soap Value Promises Savings Beyond Price
A short note claims Fels-Naptha soap costs 5 cents and saves half the effort in a week’s washing and half the wear on clothes, stressing substantial value beyond the monetary cost.
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Hub Gore
United States Casualty Co
Dennison
Sullivan
Arthur Harrington
Michael J. Sullivan
Edward L. Logan
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
John J
Mansfield
Ward
Donovan
Joseph F. O’connell
O’connell
J. F. O’connell
John H
Chickering
Ward 7
Davis & Howard
C.C.C
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Governor Stone
QUAY
M. J. Sullivan
Logan
Jeremiah J. Welly
John A. John Young, Jr
Ward Ward
Gore
Rene Asenn
Ieee Lear
John A. Coulthurst
Joseph J. Leon
Oliver H. Bowman
George A. Nichols
Arthur Gilpatric
Suffolk
James D. Coughlin
George W. Good
David W. Creed
William FE. Hickey
Ion James M. Lane
Donald A. McDonald
Michael J. Co
Thomas F. Fallon
Edwin A. Harney
Cesssceeeervee
Thomas Ef, Raftery
John F. White
William M. Blatt
Patrick D. Walsh
H. Marnell
John J. Mullen
Joh H. Quinlan
Ward Maurice J. Power
James McDonald
Hurley
Dennis J Falvey
Frank V
Troy Beene
Andrew A. Radaracco
Thomas J
Michael J McColgan
Joseph Santosuesso
Deniel J. Donnelly Peer
John Quinn
Rose Sehendeens
William J Foley
S. Sulliv
Vn. Morrington
Michael F Hart
Daniel J. Kiley
John F. Kenney
Dennis J Ward
James M. Burke
David D Leahy
East
Dace
Frank J. Linehan
Andrew I
Thomas J. Collins Pewew
J F. O'Hare
Serene
STATE
Committee
Wam
G. Burress
M. G. Burress
Home Co-Operative Union
E. Mainstreet
Elwood
Ind
Helen A-M-Burress
South End House
Noglaimant For
Rudy OF
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