Atempt to Oust Him From Resolution Committee Failed
The article reports that Joseph A. Conry will stay on the committee on resolutions for the Democratic State convention after opposition to his removal, with Robert Treat Paine Jr. affirming Conry’s loyalty. At the Boston executive meeting the ouster plot was dismissed as exaggerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Conry
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Conry
State Executive Committee
Harry Lloyd
Silver Star
Joseph J. Corbett
Sullivan
Naphen
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Offered as Permanent Cure
A new treatment claims to permanently cure chronic indigestion and other digestive troubles. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are described as not a cure-all but a specific remedy that aids digestion, rests the stomach, and provides nourishment. Priced at 50 cents per full-sized package and available at druggists, with a free educational booklet mailed by the Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Stuart Co
Marshall
Mich
New Police Rule Assigns Theatres Duty to All Detectives
Chief Watts orders uniform duty among BCI inspectors. Inspectors at headquarters will rotate theatre assignments instead of two inspectors covering nightly. Last night Shields and McGarr served. Harris and Douglass had prior duty, with others to follow in rotation tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Harris
Douglass
Shields
McGarr
Woman of Unknown Identity Falls at City Corner
An unknown 30 year old woman collapsed in a fit at Harrison avenue and Waltham streets yesterday afternoon. She was taken by Station officers to City Hospital in a formless condition and remained unconscious by late evening. Descriptions note the female wore a black hat and skirt a blue cotton waist a black cape and russet shoes, height 5 feet 7 inches. Hospital authorities seek friends or relatives to identify her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Waltham Streets
City Hospital
Driver fined after collision with city streets supt
John Miller of Abbott & Miller Quincy was fined ten dollars in Municipal Court for running into Superintendent of Streets Wells on Blackstone Street last week. Wells, driving a light Concord wagon, pursued Miller after the collision and had him arrested when a policeman intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 8. Miller
Abbott & Miller
Quincy
Wells
Blackstone Street
Concord
Miller
Boy Hit by Car on Sterlige Street Injures Child
An eight year old boy named Hergu Hanson, living at 1966 Hammond Street, was struck while crossing Sterlige Street yesterday morning. A team driven by Herbert Goodwich of 6 Green Street, Jamaica Plain, ran him down. the boy sustained severe facial cuts and was taken home by his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hergu Hanson
Hammond Street
Sterlige Street
Herbert Goodwich
Green Street
Jamaica Plain
Surprise change at Brown ends Andrews reappointment
Dr. Andrews faced sudden pressure and a closed afternoon meeting with a committee as Brown University officials announced a shift in plans. Students formed a delegation to petition the president, while Andrews declined further comment and reserved details for chapel tomorrow. Alumni and locals anticipate a crowded Sayles Hall for devotional exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Andrews
Brown Boys
Chelsea Names Captain Burckes City Marshal in Quiet Ceremony
Lynn Sept 14 Mayor Ramsdell appointed Captain Thomas N Burckes city marshal replacing Frank G Wells who resigned The Aldermen confirmed the choice unanimously Burckes a veteran of the late war and a Democrat was urged by supporters to promote his son Stacey to patrolman The move preserves leadership in the department and avoids a vacancy Deputy Marshal Nelson’s allies praised Alderman Webber for his oil station fight and a tense meeting ended with rebukes and flowers being presented to Webber The Chelsea board also debated moving the new police station from the Black lot on Winnisimet street and adjourned after voting to rescind the proposal The board adopted notices to the Lynn and Boston Railroad about spitting in cars and discussed free transfers for fares under five cents Another invitation came from Columbus Ohio to attend a Mayors conference while Nashville hosts a municipal improvements convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacey G. Burckes
Civil Service
Marshal Burckes
Peace Department
Burches
Marshal Wells
Chelsea
Alderman Hoag
Webber
Heag
W. L. D. Clark
Highland District
Winnisimmet Street
Tilton
Roberts
City of Columbus
American Society of Municipal Improvements
Nashville
Tenn
Board of Health
Lynn & Boston Railroad
Rowe
Keefe
Soley
Nichols Street
President Andrews Resigns Over Free Silver Debate
The action ends a notable college chapter as Dr. Andrews steps down after critics in the Brown corporation object to his views on free silver and economic policy. Faculty and alumni publicly supported him, leading to a fall meeting where a resolution urged withdrawal of the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Dr. Andrews
Brown
Soe
Simla reports large force mobilized on frontier
TO CRUSH TRIBES. There are 59,000 men and ninety guns mobilized on the frontier and in garrisons ready to advance from Shabbadr. Mohmands mostly resist. Mullah of Hadda allegedly failed to rally, may retreat to Tirah. Fort Gulistan pressed. Yeatman-Biggs column due today. transport shortages hinder moving stores and troops. Third Gurkha Regiment attacks Gogra hills. one Sepoy killed, five wounded.
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Simla
Hadda
Tirah
Yeatman-Biggs
Peshawar
Meerut
Pertah Hingh
Maharajah of
Patiala
Samana
Fort Gulistan
Gogra
Local Wringer and Carpet Sweeper Stock Goes Cheap
The American Wringer Company at 9 Arch and 77 79 Franklin streets closes out clothes wringers and Bissell sweepers exposed to water in the recent fire. Those needing these goods can buy them at reduced prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wringer Company
Arch
Franklin Streets
Bissell
To Alaska Miners: Trials of Seaguy Trail. Connecticut Men Will Go to Klondike
Connecticut men plan a spring expedition to the Klondike after completing trials along the Seaguay Trail as part of Alaska mining prospecting efforts. Local organizers emphasize preparation and safety for the harsh frontier journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Klondike
Relief Efforts Discussed for Klondike Rush Prospects
Secretary Alger told the Cabinet that telegrams from Tacoma citizens urging relief for stricken prospectors have readied Dawson City. A plan to send a revenue cutter with supplies to St Michaels was discussed, with a possible private relief fallback if laws block government aid. Consideration also touched Dyea winter trail routes to Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Alger
Citizens’ Committee of
Tacoma
Dawson City
St. Michaels
Perkins
California
Alaska
Dyea
Skaguay Hardships Describe Trail Dangers and Costs
Seattle dispatch details J. M. Hagerty observations from Skaguay with $4000 needed for a wagon road to Dyea, a single canyon bridge, the Camp Pleasant to Sheep Camp ascent, rough terrain beyond Sheep Camp, scarce soil or timber toward the summit, few settlers at Lake Bennett, and poor packing skills among most trail Packers.
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Seattle
Wash
Skaguay
J. M. Hagerty
Dyea
Camp Pleasant
Sheep Camp
Lake Bennett
Chilkoot Pass
Malta Knights Hold Annual Reception And Officers Elected
The Ancient and Independent Order of the Knights of Malta of Massachusetts held a day long secret session at Paine Memorial Hall. Officers elected include John W. Hicks grand commander and W. W. Savage grand generalissimo with a banquet at United States Hotel after the convention.
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Grand Commandery of
Ancient and Independent Order of the Knights of Malta of
Massachusetts
Paine Memorial Hall
John W. Hicks
W. W. Savage
G. F. Merrill
O. §. Hopkins
George 8
S. Jones
Fred L. Wood
L. M. Campbell
D. A. Scott
B. J. Barteaux
J. W. Black
Andrew Commandery
L’isle Adam
United States
J. M. Perkins
Walcott
Commonwealth
John W. Haynes
The
Bay State
G. F. Walker
Sir Walter Peak
G. G
Order
George 8. Jones
G. C
W. E. Higgins
P. C
Worcester
Malta
F. 8. Wood
G. T
Henry M. Jacobs
Fitchburg
Supreme Recorder
Frank Gray
S. C
Philadelphia
F. R. Hayden
P. C. George
Merrill
Murphy Bros Plan Klondike Expedition By Sea
Stamford Connecticut September 14 Murphy Bros. well known manufacturers here plan to organize a small party to start early next spring They intend to buy or build a small schooner on the Pacific coast and sail an independent expedition north for the Klondike discovery venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Murphy Bros
Klondike
Pacific
Police Promotions Reflect Mayor Ramsdell’s Picks
Mayor Ramsdell promoted Lieutenant David G. Bartlett to fill the vacancy from Captain Burckes. Inspector William Rowe becomes lieutenant, famed for breaking the Corkey Hanley gang. Patrolman Thomas Hines expected to join the inspector’s staff. Bartlett is Republican, Rowe and Hines are Democrats. appointments praised as wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsdell
Burckes
David G. Bartlett
Bartlett
William Rowe
Corkey Hanley-Goulding- Flynn
Thomas Hines
Rowe
Police Department
Young-Sawyer Wedding at Brighton Congregational Church
Miss Mary Gertrude Sawyer and Mr. James Young Jr. wed at Brighton Congregational Church in a elegant ceremony led by Rev. A. A. Berle. Bridesmaids included Nellie Taylor Grace Young Sadie Spaulding and Maud Bullock with Margaret Young as maid of honor. Best man George R. Greenwood, ushers Howard Wellewood Robert Wouvelle Charles Warren and Howard Dunkle. A reception followed at the bride’s home with her assisting in hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Congregational Church
Mary Gertrude Sawyer
Edwin T. Sawyer
Washington Street
Brighton
James Young, Jr
A. A. Berle
Nellie Taylor
Grace Young
Sadie Spaulding
Maud Bullock
Margaret Young
Albany
George R. Greenwood
Gage kin horsewhipped by Dawson miners in whiskey case
From St Michael Eli Gage son of Secretary Gage. He was horsewhipped and ordered out of the country by Dawson miners over his role in whiskey traffic. Local officers of the North American Trading and Transportation Company say they know nothing of the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
H. Co. Seeley
St. Michael
J. B. Powles
Eli Gage
North American Trading and Transportation Company
Gage
Dawson
Survivors Reach Harbor After Navarch Ice Disaster
Two Navarch survivors and thirty eight crew members arrived aboard the Humboldt at Seattle while nine Navarch crew members and twenty nine others remain stranded on the Arctic ice. Captain Whitesides with his wife and six men abandoned their boats and reached Cooper Island before rescue by the Bear.
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Seattle
Wash
Arctic
Point Barrow
Captain Whitesides
Cooper Island
Whitesides
Navarch
Fall Trade At Larrabee & Co. Pulls Crowds To Washington Streets Store
The fall sale at B F Larrabee and Co on Washington, West, and Temple places draws heavy crowds after last Sunday's ads. The firm expands sales staff as buyers flood in, attracted by quality and price across crockery, glassware, kitchen furnishings, furniture, and heavy underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Larrabee & Co
Washington Street
West Street
Temple Place
Patrick Coyne Struck by Wagon in City Street Accident
Patrick Coyne, 24 Washington Street, was riding the running board of a car at Tremont and School Streets yesterday afternoon when a passing wagon struck him. He sustained painful injuries to his right knee and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Patrick Coyne
Real
Washington Street
Stan
Tremont
School Streets
Landing of St Augustine celebrated in England
Ramsgate, Sept 14. The Roman Catholic hierarchy marked the thirteenth centenary of St Augustine’s landing in England at Ebbsfleet Isle of Thanet with a grand procession. Delegations from Benedictines, Marists, Oblates, and many orders joined twenty bishops in liturgical pomp including Cardinal Vaughan who led a pontifical mass and read a papal benediction.
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Ramsgate
Eng
Ebbessfleet
Isle of Thanet
St. Augustine
England
Oblates
Cardinal Vaughan
Autum
Mgr
Adolphe Louis Albert Berraud
France
Division 25 A D Meets Discusses Plans and Speech
Division 25 A D O H held a successful meeting with Vice-President Edward McCarthy presiding. Debates covered questions and a social and literary event was planned for Thanksgiving Eve. Division 29 president gave an address on the order’s good derived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Edward McCarthy
Division 29
Peace Be Strike Prompts Grievance Settlement Talks
The article notes employees seek adjustment of grievances and will meet with company officials and a strike committee in a day or two to aim for a speedy settlement. Officials have already made concessions and hope workers return by week’s end to ease regional unrest.
Captured 14 Deputies at Catsburg Mines Riot
Fourteen deputy sheriffs of Washington county were captured by strikers at the Catsburg mines on the Monongahela River. The mob of more than 1000 forced the deputies to march to Monongahela City after bombarding the quarters with stones and firing guns in the air. The officers were warned they would be carried away dead if they returned, marking a second such capture by strikers in Washington county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Washington County
Catsburg
John H. Jones & Son
Monongahela
Monongahela City
Resolutions Condemn Shooting of Miners in Latimer
A meeting of the Clothing Cutters and Trimmers Union adopted resolutions denouncing the Latimer miners shooting in Penn. The text urges respect for law, criticizes court injunctions, and calls for tribunals before public funds aid to employers. Resolutions to be recorded and sent to the press. John J. Mahoney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clothing Cutters and Trimmers’ Union
Latimer
Penn
Boston
Pennsylvania
John J. Mahoney
Aid For The Miners Meeting At Faneuil Hall
A public meeting at Faneuil Hall aims to devise aid for starving miners families and discuss injunction law. Harry Lloyd to call meeting to order at 8 pm with Thomas J. Murphy of the Central Labor Union presiding. speakers include Mayor Quincy George Fred Williams and clergy. A circulated notice urges Boston trade unionists to attend to show solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faneuil Hall
Harry Lloyd
Thomas J. Murphy
Central Labor Union
Quincy
George Fred Williams
Francis W. Malley
Philip J. Doherty
Charles H. Brent
Francis P. Curran
Boston
Martin
Faney
Labor Rally Appeals Aid for Families of Victims
The Central Labor Union delegates plan a march from 45 Eliot Street to Faneuil Hall at 7:30 PM under the Musicians Protective Union No. 9 escort. They urge contributions to support the families of brave, honest, law-abiding men facing hunger on the eve of victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Central Labor Union
Eliot Street
Musicians’ Protective Union No. 9
Faneuil Hall
Thomas J. Murphy
Miners Resume Work as Talks Continue at Pittsburg
Miners in Pittsburg resume operations across several mines amid optimism for full reopening by Thursday. President Dolan denies urging withdrawal from the national union and says enforcement of the ten day strike rests with miners' delegates. Arrested women marchers are released on bail and plan to march again, declaring they will not be stopped by deputies.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Wheeling
Dolan
Plum Creek
Property Owners Protest East Cambridge Park Changes
Mayor Sortwell served as jury man at the Cambridge Board of Aldermen meeting. A hearing on park improvements near Ringe Field drew over twenty property owners led by General Champlain who argued the park harms abutters and that betterments cannot be levied until work is finished. Residents cited nighttime hazards and unsafe conditions for women. the matter was laid on the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sortwell
Cambridge
Woodbridge
Lost Little Girl Found Wandering in Somerville
An about eleven year old girl named Maggie Mulligan was found wandering in Union square Somerville by Patrolman Woodman. She said her father, a morocco dresser, had left her on the street in the afternoon and did not return. She has lived in Lynn and Haverhill and was taken to the police station where Sergeant McGarr heard her story. Authorities in Lynn were asked to locate her home as inquiries continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naphen
Naphen’s
Ward 13
Sullivan
Mike Morris
Ward 7
P. J. Daly
Ward 17
Ward 3
Joseph J. Corbett
Bunker Hill
James E. Hayes
Hayes
Corbett
John A. Kelcher
Quinn
Quirk
Kelcher
Union Square
Somerville
Woodman
Maggie Mulligan
McGarr
Lynn
Haverhill
Detective hunt for clues cited by Washington Star
A young detective erupts with certainty claiming a criminal. His partner reminds him the goal is clues not the culprit, signaling a cautious teamwork moment in pursuit of a case.
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Washington Star
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Resolution Committee
John H. Sullivan
Reliher
Supt. Wells
Drews
Chist
Lynn's Department
Webber's
Hoag
Lieut. Bartlett
Ceived
Hood
Billous
Thomas M. Burckes
Malta Knights
Young
Sawyer
Alice
Belden
Bell Telephone
Calumet & Hecla Mining Co
Calumet & Hecla
State Street
Hattie
Wilson Bros
CASCO
East Boston
Almira
Charles A. Casco
Cressey
Maplewood
Charles N. Cressey
Roxbury
Konradina K. Uirich
A. Hampe
Vernon Et
Church of the Holy Trinity
Shawmut Ave
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont &T
Carevie
Pateneatie City Committee
Board of
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