Laurier Replies To Quebec East Resignation Allegations
In Ottawa Laurier issues a statement amid claims a Quebec East rival extorted resignation under liquor influence. He notes he would resign and seek a new election if facts prove true, while also contesting Soulanges and defending the integrity of the Quebec East race.
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Ottawa
Ont
Quebec East
Wilfrid Laurier
Soulanges
Quebec
Clerk of the Crown
Chancery
Rene Leduc
Leduc
Reciprocity Debate Reaches Maritime Visitors in Canada
An American traveler in the Canadian Maritime Provinces finds the looming reciprocity campaign unavoidable as political tensions mount over the U S Canada trade pact. The note ends with a continuation cue for Page 2.
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Maritime Provinces
Canada
United States
Laurier Exudes Confidence on Reciprocity Vote
Premier Laurier declared he is sure Canada will ratify reciprocity in three days. Ottawa crowds cheered as thousands heard him assert the coming victory and urged support for the policy.
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Canada
Laurier
Ottawa
Roxbury Iron Works President Knocked Down In Hit‑Run
Frederick N. Rock 37 president of Crafts Iron Works Roxbury was struck by an unidentified driver at Massachusetts avenue and Magazine street Roxbury at 6 30 last night. The driver picked Rock up and placed him in the rear of the car then speeded to City Hospital gate lifted the insensible man from the auto and dropped him on the sidewalk and then fled without stopping to check on him.
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Frederick N. Rock
Crafts Iron Works
Roxbury
Massachusetts Avenue
Magazine Street
Rock
City Hospital
Man Struck by Touring Car Fled After Accident
Orderly Cummings at the hospital lodge witnessed a man struck by a touring car while waiting for his ride. The injured man, identified as Rock, was revived after treatment for a severe scalp wound and multiple abrasions on arrival in the accident ward. A vehicle number read as 0190A, but police could not locate a match in the registry and the driver remained at large.
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Cummings
Rock
England plans larger battleships revival says admiral and vice admiral
A naval official says England will construct still larger battleships, reviving the grade of admiral and vice admiral. The statement signals a shift toward greater maritime strength and more powerful warships amid ongoing global tensions and defense reviews.
Meyer Sees England Plans for United States Navy
Secretary George von L. Meyer outlines Britain style humane treatment for deserters and leave stagers, and US adoption. He envisions Charlestown Navy Yard becoming a premier Atlantic station with 28 knot 27,000 ton armored cruisers, a new admiral grade, two vice admirals, and younger officers in high ranks.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Atlantic
Pacific
Hamilton
United States Navy
George von L. Meyer
Trains Meet in Head-on Crash at Two Nova Scotia Lines
Reports say two trains on the Intercolonial railway between Tracadie and Mulgrave in Nova Scotia collided head on. Wires at both locations were down, leaving details unavailable at late hour.
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ST. John
N. B
Trac&die
N. S
Mulgrave
Premier Stolypin Is Dead After Assassination
The Russian premier Peter A Stolypin died at 10 12 p m after being shot at a gala at the Municipal Theatre in Kiev He remained conscious most of the evening and his wife stayed by his side for about half an hour as he suffered greatly and writhed on the couch.
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Kiev
Peter A. Stolypin
Municipal Theatre
New York
Stolypin
Amherst College Opens in 1821 Marked by Astor Link
The item notes William B. Astor a merchant and capitalist born in 1792 and Ethan Allen Hitchcock born in 1835, a statesman who died in Garfield and was laid to rest in Elberon New Jersey, highlighting 19th century figures connected to early Amherst College history.
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William B. Astor
Amherst College
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Garfield
Elberon
N. J
Boston Area Weather Outlook Says Showers Then Clearing
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for unsettled conditions Tuesday with showers, then a Wednesday of fair weather. North winds will diminish and become variable as the system moves through.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Yesterday's Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa
Average temperature yesterday was 62 degrees with partly cloudy conditions. A year ago yesterday the average temperature was 68 degrees with similar partly cloudy weather.
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Thompson's Spa
Sa. Mic
al Mises Esses
ODM
Final heart action waned as body grew cold
The report notes the heart action weakened significantly and the body became cold, indicating a death. Details continue on Page 3 in the third column for further information.
Boston Heiress Miss Cory Receives $150,000 Bequest
Miss Frieda Cory's joy followed the news of a $150,000 bequest from her uncle, Dr Katof Maloof, once Persia's Shah court adviser. A New York law firm delivered the notice on behalf of the Persian solicitors.
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Katof Maloof
Shah
Boston
Frieda Cory
Cory
New York
Persia
Young Woman Plans Leisurely World Tour With Uncle Bequest
Miss Cory 22, newly named as her uncle’s beneficiary, plans a delayed grand tour funded by inherited wealth. She owns two houses, received a large sum from her mother, and has bought diamonds and an automobile. She aims to study cultures abroad, especially Persia, before any money is transferred by Boston lawyers and New York attorneys.
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Post
Oliver Place
Miss Cory
Persia
Boston
New York
Cory
Maine Is Wet by 26 Votes
State officials tabulated results showing Maine voting turnout approved statewide measures by a 26 vote margin. The report notes the official tally confirms the outcome of the wet measure across counties and municipalities.
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Maine
Maine approves repeal of prohibitory amendment by 26 votes
Official returns from the Maine special election show a repeal majority of 26 votes after canvassing by the Governor and Council. The tabulation was completed late and city and town clerks will be allowed 20 days to make corrections if needed.
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Augusta
Maine
Plaisted
Close vote redo possible as Maine repeal tally narrows
Governor Plaisted and Council report official repeal totals 60 487 for and 60 461 against with a 26 vote majority. Revisions from Limestone and Matinicus Isle could swing results. Westfield and Athens changes might reverse the outcome. Council plans to review corrections tomorrow. secretary of state has a Limestone telegram noting incorrect figures.
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Limestone
St. Francis
Matinicus Isle
Davis
Salem
Brownville
Bowerbank
Topsfield
Westfield
Athens
Turgeon
Plaisted
Baseball results from American and National Leagues
Cleveland defeats Boston 4 to 1 and Philadelphia beats Chicago 3 to 1 in a first game. Chicago wins 1-0 in the second Philadelphia game after 12 innings. Detroit outscored New York 8 to 6 and Washington won 6 to 3 over St. Louis. St. Louis beat Boston 8 to 3 in the first game and Boston won the six inning second game due to darkness. New York defeated Pittsburgh 7 to 2 while Brooklyn edged Chicago 6 to 5 in 11 innings. Cincinnati triumphed over Philadelphia 3 to 1. Pansy Silver wins Detroit trot in 2:17 after six heats.
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St. Louis
Boston
Harvard
Pansy Silver
Detroit
Tourist sleeping cars five times weekly to Oct 14
Berta $9 fare on Washington Sunset Route continues with five weekly tourist sleeping cars until October 14. Details list 12 Milk Street and 3¢2 Washington as points referenced in the notice.
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Washington-Sunset
Milk Street
Washington
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