Rome Faces Grave Unrest as Troops Quell 10000-Strong Rally
In Rome 10 000 workers mob gathered with Ferri the socialist deputy as chief speaker. Artillery lined principal streets to deter anarchists and cavalry dispersed crowds injuring about 20 civilians. Reports from Turin Bologna Genoa note officer injuries amid broader strikes in Palermo and Leghorn.
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Rome
Revolutionary Socialist
Ferri
Turin
Bologna
Genoa
Palermo
Leghorn
Wreck In Kansas Wounds Knights Templars Returning From Conclave
A Union Pacific flyer derailed on an embankment near Union City Kansas injuring 82 passengers including Providence Knights Templars. Several severe injuries reported with A Johnson of Providence possibly dying. Fred S. Coburn of Woonsocket credited for recovery in local reports.
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Unction City
Kan
Providence
R. J
Knights
Woonsocket, R. I
Fred S. Coburn
Knights Templars
Kansas
Woonsocket
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Sexton of Dorchester Church Charged With Crime
Dorchester police arrest C. D. Weeks a 45 year old church sexton on an assault and battery charge involving 9 year old Marion Walsh at a church basement. Weeks to be arraigned in Dorchester District Court as investigators review related molestation reports amid vigilante concern.
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Sexton
Dorchester Church
Dorchester
C. D. Weeks
Station 11
Weeks
Curtis
Marion Walsh
Little Walsh
Dix Street
Patrick J
Walsh
Boston
Fearful arson suspect attempts suicide in Chelsea police cell
A young man awaiting possible conviction for involvement in the Williams School fire in Chelsea tried to kill himself in a Chelsea police station cell. He claimed fear of being convicted after a prior arson act, but authorities found no proof tying him to the school and he was released.
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Chelsea
Williams
Fair Weather Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather Tuesday and Wednesday with light to fresh winds from easterly to westerly directions.
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Boston
Vicinity
Foreman Orders Quick Finish for Red Fox Ale Treat
A contractor foreman on a major job near Postoffice square tells crew to finish by six tonight promising a round of Red Fox Ale. The workers hustle and complete the task on time.
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Postoffice Square
Boston School of Piano Evening Classes
An evening program offered by the Boston School of Piano invites residents to enroll in piano classes. Details on schedule, fees, and registration are provided by the school's office.
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Boston School OF Pian
Nm Ge Bos
Fire on Halifax waterfront causes $2 million loss
A waterfront fire in Halifax N S. believed to be set by incendiaries damaged buildings already burned Thursday. Total loss put at about $2,000,000 with roughly three quarters covered by insurance.
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Halifax
Was Cured of Throat Trouble By Father John's Medicine
Mrs. E A Caraurey of Charlestown reports a cure for throat trouble using Father John’s Medicine. The notice lists her address at 68 Elm Street Charlestown.
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John
E. A. Caraurey
Elm Street
Charlestown
Hamlin endorses Douglas for Democratic Governor nomination
In response to a question from the Boston Daily Post, Charles S. Hamlin states he will not run and endorses William L. Douglas for Governor. He notes Douglas reflects Massachusetts manufacturers' hopes for expanded markets, especially in Canada, and pledges loyal support.
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Hamlin
WM. L. Douglas
Charles S. Hamlin
Boston Daily Post
Douglas
Massachusetts
Canada
18 Rescued From Barge In Heavy Sea
Grand Rapids Mich Sept 19 The steamer Pentland bound from Petsokey to Grand Haven under Captain Thomas McCambridge saved 18 lives in a heavy gale last night Off Big Point Sauble the barge Pewaumee was sinking with seven feet of water in the hold fires out and adrift The Pentland towed the barge to Ludeton and the 18 sailors were rescued before night end
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Petsokey
Grand Haven
Thomas McCambridge
Big Point Sauble
Ludenton
Pentland
Douglas renomination gains unanimous support amid withdrawals
The Democratic field collapses as Gaston withdraws and Olney Thayer and Hamlin follow. All names pull behind William L. Douglas, with Hamlin publicly endorsing him for governor and planning active support in the campaign. Hamlin clarified his stance after being seen as a possible contender.
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Charles 8
Hamlin
William L. Douglas
Massachusetts
Gaston
Richard Olney
John R. Thayer
Olney
Thayer
Douglas
Derelicts Sighted After Gale Near Cape Cod Collision
Captain Gale of the Ida May reports seeing a disabled schooner named Sadie Corn about 44 miles north-northeast of Cape Cod. The 100 ton lumber laden vessel had a broken mast and no crew visible. Nearby, another schooner lay bottom up. both likely involved in a recent gale collision.
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ST. John
N. B
Gale
Ida May
Providence
Cape Cod
Sadie Corn
Captain Gale
Desperate Sailor Tales From Two Stranded Schooners
Reports from Captain Wyman of the Louis G. Rabel describe three water logged vessels in distress off the Atlantic coast. The James B. Jordan drifted with no crew seen and the Emily F. Northam was set ablaze and abandoned before being towed to Savannah with minimal fire damage to cargo and hull. Also noted is schooner O. D. Witherell losing its main sail off Cape Cod in a Friday gale.
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Jacksonville
Fila
Wyman
Louis G. Rabel
Baltimore
James B. Jordan
Emily F. Northam
Savannah
McCauley
Avery
Cape Romain
Riot Breaks Out After South End Dance Hall Incident
A race riot erupted near a South End dance hall around 1 am after a clash between white men and young colored men. Fist fights razors and screams lasted about 20 minutes before police intervened and took a group to East Dedham Street.
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South End
Dedham Street
Slander suits filed against Horn and Supply Company
Leominster on Sept 19 Coakley and Coakley of Boston filed suits totaling 120000 against the Horn and Supply Company and officers of the Leominster Comb Company alleging conspiracy to slander and injure the plaintiffs business. The defendants named include Alexander S Patton A A Tisdale Bernard W Doyle Fred L Perry and Charles G Brown.
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Leominster
Coakley & Coakley
Boston
Leominster Comb Company
John Boyle
Henry F. Sawtelle
F. A. Clapp
Comb Company
The
Horn and Supply Company
Alexander S. Patton
A. A. Tisdale
Bernard W. Doyle
Fred L. Perry
Charles G. Brown
Mc Lean Seen Unopposed for Governor at New Hampshire Caucus
The Republican caucus in Union Hall in Concord carried no opposition to nominating John Mc Lean of Milford for Governor at tomorrow’s state convention.
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Concord
N. H
Union Hall
John McLean
Milford
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Okney
Rkayer
WE Democrat
Fred
Coburn
R. I
A. Johnson
H. W. Rice
A. L. Peck
R. L
Henry A. Carpenter
Walter Darby
Walter 8. Grout
W. H. Carpenter
G. W.W. Webster
Putnam, Conn
H. Reynolds
J. Goff
H. C. Clarke
Charlotte
N. C
St. John’s Commandery
I Calvary Commandery
Big Sea
Brockton
Vineyard Haven
O. D. Witherell
Kennebec
M’lean
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