Missing Edward Blackwell Sought by Inspector at General Electric
A search conducted by Inspector P A Mahoney and Mr E R Houghton seeks Edward Dickinson Blackwell of Montpelier VI who vanished last Thursday afternoon after being seen in Boston on Sept 10. He was last known at the General Electric office on Atlantic Avenue and has since disappeared with no confirmed trace.
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P. A. Mahoney
E. R. Houghton
Edward Dickinson Blackwell
Montpelier
Mr. Blackwell
Boston
Missing Boston man Blackwell seen in markets before disappearance
Mahlon Taplin a Winchester bookkeeper told investigators he saw Mr Blackwell near Faneuil Hall early one morning last week. Police traced his movements to Boston markets and a theater invite, with a gas lamp left burning at Adams House and a known stop at General Electric for a business talk on Thursday afternoon.
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Mahlon Taplin
Blackstone Street
Mr. Houghton
Mr. Blackwell
Boston
Inspector Mehcrey
Mr. Taplin
Blackwell
Montpelier
Taplin
Winchester
Mass
Faneuil Hall
Avery and
Washington Streets
Adams House
American Wringer Company Advertises Home Service
The American Wringer Company lists wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers at 13 and 5 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. Repairs are offered and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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American Wringer Company
Broadway
Cornhill
Boston
Bissell
Tremont
New York excursion set for October date
The trip to New York via Albany and the Hudson River departs October 6 returning to Fall River aboard the Fall River line itinerary details indicate a scenic railway excursion.
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New York
Albany
Hudson River
Fall River
Speech excerpts urge farmers unity against non producers
The speaker quotes a McKinley era report noting low prices for farm goods and declares that prosperity depended on agriculture. He cites Prince Bismarck on bimetallism and warns that in the United States laws favor non producers. He contrasts class interests and accuses opponents of class warfare. Great applause follows.
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Canton
United States
Agricultural Department
Great Britain
France
Germany
Prince Bismarck
Culberson
Texas
Europe
Bismarck
Bryan Addresses Large Wilmington Crowd in 1900 Campaign
In Wilmington on September 21 1900 William Jennings Bryan spoke to a packed auditorium of about 5000 where doors opened to a crush causing injuries to women. He attacked bonds and trusts while defending silver and gold coinage and warned against decoy candidates. Bryan planned to depart for Philadelphia at 10:00 the next morning.
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Wilmington
Del
Dover
Bryan
Newcastle
Clayton House
Auditorum
Mr. Bryan
Irving Handy
Congress
Mr. Handy
William McKinley
McKinley
L Bryan
Chicago
Republican Party
Rothschild and Morgan
United States
Philadelphia
Blame for School Closures Deflected by Mayor
Mayor Quincy told a Post reporter that he deprecated closing the Edward Everett school for repairs in Dorchester but blamed delays in appropriation on the city council. He said executive powers cover plans while the school committee decides when to close for repairs, and questioned why alterations could not be done during vacation.
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Quincy
Post
Edward Everett
Dorchester
Council
Corporation Counsel
Bogan
King Street
Dc. R. Armstrong
Cottageside Street
Hazel
The
Dorchester Schools Prompt Reader Reaction in Boston
To the Editor of the Post writer complains that the Dorchester schools article in today’s issue drew much comment and could double circulation in Boston. The letter presents frustration with the coverage and its perceived influence.
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Post
Dorchester
Boston
Parents Press Ed Everett School Closure in Dorchester
Dorchester residents and parents voice support for the Boston Post in highlighting the Edward Everett school shutdown. Citations from Dc R Armstrong and GEORGE L Lawrence describe delays and demand accountability while praising the Post for public-minded reporting.
Democratic Club Rejects Chicago Platform Endorsing Bryan
In New York on September 21 the Democratic Club voted 71 to 29 to repudiate the Chicago platform and refuse to endorse Bryan and Sewall. The gathering ended in disorder as Gordon and Sulzer resigned, with ex Governor Flower presiding.
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New York
Democratic Club Tonight
Chicago
Bryan
Sewall
Gordon
Sulzer
Flower
Russian Black Sea fleet on war footing amid Sebastopol dispatch
The Times reports Sebastopol dispatch that the Russian Black Sea fleet is struck on war footing with three infantry battalions embarked. Part of the fleet patrols the Dnieper mouth awaiting orders to join the main force and proceed to the Bosphorus. All troops in south Russia are prepared for active service.
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London
the Times
Sebastopol
Black Sea
Dnieper River
M. Nelidoff
Turkey
Bosphorus
Russia
Accident verdict in Ed Crane case relayed from Rochester
Coroner H Kleindienst reports to Crane family that the jury found accidental poisoning caused Ed Cranes death, contradicting earlier despatches. Friends dispute claims of penniless status and severe drinking, noting Cranes money was held in trust and that he drank only occasionally.
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Rochester
N. Y
H. Kleindienst
Ed Crane
Crane
Fitchburg Railroad New York Excursion Tickets Limited
The number of tickets for the Fitchburg railroad New York excursion of Oct. 1 will positively be limited. Secure them at once.
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Fitchburg
New York
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement by East Boston Couple
Mrs Frances E Somerby of 159 Marion St East Boston recounts rapid relief from severe kidney inflammation after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Her husband a G A R member supports continued use, praising the remedy as widely trusted across the country. The ad urges readers to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
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Frances E. Somerby
Marion St
East Boston
Dean
Woodbury Drug Co
Maverick Sq
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Barrows Wins Delegates Amid Theater Tale in Quincy
In a heated meeting in Quincy the nominal choice for the Republican ticket, Samuel J. Barrows, faced off against John Shaw with Barrows securing the nomination after a gallery vote dispute and a tense roll call. Barrows addressed delegates, praising unity and the party’s solid front.
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Barrows
Shaw
John Shaw
Quincy
Samuel J. Barrows
Mr. Willey
Atwood
J. K. Berry
Berry
Political Funeral Of Mr Bryan Denounced By Speaker
A Massachusetts citizen mocks the Chicago platform and Bryan in a speech. He offers to assist at Bryan's funeral and predicts a November ballot snowstorm as states clash over the platform.
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Chicago
Massachusetts
United States
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Stan
Massachusetts Convention Debates Moonshine and Sunshine Metaphor
A Massachusetts convention rejects silver policy rhetoric in favor of a gold standard metaphor. Speakers urge backing Roger Wolcott for Governor and William McKinley for President, praising sunlit prosperity over moonlit measures. The convention named John C. Cobb for the electoral ticket amid factional tension in the tenth district.
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Washington
Massachusetts
George Fred Williams
Messrs
Bryan and Williams
Roger Wolcott
William McKintey
United States
John C. Cobb
Milton
Barrows
Atwood
Free consultation offer by Dr Liverpool at Tremont Street
One week free visits at 238 Tremont Street. Dr Liverpool claims rapid diagnosis without examination or questions, listing vast cures by disease and stage. He offers free medicines and promises success whether other doctors failed, with extensive figures and office hours including Sundays.
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Liverpool
Tremont Street
Boston
Bright
Disappearance of Miss Jeanette Erickson in Cambridge
Miss Jeanette Erickson, a 16 year old who came from Norway two years ago, vanished Friday night after leaving with Mrs. Nelson to attend a party at a house on Massachusetts Avenue North Cambridge. Friends and police have heard nothing since, and her guardians describe her as healthy, bright, and well liked while expressing concern over her sudden absence.
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Jeanette Erickson
Victor Nelson
Suffolk Street
Cambridge
Miss Erickson
Norway
Mrs. Nelson
Nelson
Massachusetts Avenue
Conent
Jeanette
Dusrance
Ten year old James Coyne identified in Bridge Street death
James Coyne of 24 Oak Street Cambridge was killed on Bridge Street yesterday. His father William Coyne identified the body. A school-bound boy left home with plans to attend St Mary’s parochial school and was last seen with a Cooper boy who witnessed the tragedy.
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Bridge Street
Cambridge
James Coyne
Oak Street
William Coyne
St. Mary’s Parochial School
Cooper
Coyne
James
Special Fitchburg New York Excursion Train Heads to City
A special Fitchburg railroad excursion departs Union Station Boston at 8 30 a m October 1. Round trip fare is five dollars.
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Fitchburg Railroad
New York
Union Station
Boston
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M'Kinley
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Grant Street
Roger Clapp
Green
Washington St
David B. Hill
Washington Monument
S.amuel J. Barrows
Supreme Court
John
P. Bigelow
James G. Blaine
Tenth District
Mr. Barrows
Samuel G. Barrows
Edward Payson Jackson
John H. Woodbury
Winter St
Dandruff
DR. Liverpool
Tremont St
Twas
Marry ME
Bennie
Wilson Bros
Tremont Row
Ricker
Cambridgeport
Luther P. Ricker
Auburn Street
Ferris
Lawrence Ferris
Liverpool Street
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
California
Flowers
J. Newman & Sons
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