Great Bankrupt Clothing Sale at 55 Hanover Street Boston
A large Boston clothing bankrupt sale announces 650 percent cost reductions on men and boys wear, with hundreds of items priced well below value. The event runs 20 days, open nightly, with mail orders accepted and a promise of full refunds for unsatisfactory goods.
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Boston
Hanover St
Rochester
N. Y
Melton Cass
Hanover Street
20Th Century Dept. Stores, Inc
Armies Gather on Isthmus in Central America News
Kingston Jamaica reports La Plata arriving with refugees from Colon and Panama as fears of rebel attacks rise. Colombia dispatches 1000 soldiers from Savanilla to Colon while revolutionists mass near the railway zone. Refugees call the situation critical and Colón’s commerce stalls. Liberal sympathizers reportedly imprisoned in Panama under new government order.
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Kingston
Jamaica
la Plata
Colon
Panama
Savanilla
Matos Tells His Plans In Venezuela Interview
General Manuel A. Matos, leading the Venezuelan revolt against President Castro, denies reports of foreign control over Venezuela’s finances. He cites 1890–1990 customs at 74 million and expenses at 70 million, notes a 4 million surplus vanished, and says Venezuela must manage finances for all citizens. He plans to reveal financial resources within six months after peace is restored and will outline future plans in Caracas in four weeks.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Associated Press
Alta Gracia
Zulia
Venezuela
Manuel A. Matos
Castro
General Matos
Cologne Gazette
Liverpool
Eng
Caracas
Guidi Elevated to Archbishop of Rome in Vatican Rite
The consecration of Monsignor Guidi as archbishop was led by Cardinal Rampolla and attended by Monsignors Constantini and Gaspard. The Vatican’s diplomatic corps, friars, and Rev. J. P. Farrelly of Nashville were present as he becomes archbishop after serving as apostolic delegate in the Philippines.
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Rome
Monsignor
Guidi
Philippines
Cardinal Rampolla
Vatican
Rampolla
Constantini
Gaspard
J. P. Farrelly
Nashville, Tenn
Cummins Elected President of Suffolk Hibernians
Matthew J. Cummins was elected president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Suffolk County at the biennial convention held yesterday at Hibernian Hall East Boston. State President John A. Ryan installed the officers and Cummins delivered an address of thanks after the ceremony.
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Matthew J. Cummins
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Suffolk County
Hibernian Hall
Boston
W.J. Cronin
J. Cummins
John H. Dillon
James M. Curley
Cornelius J. Coughlan
John A. Ryan
Order of Hibernians
Mathew J. Cummins
Suffolk committee on credentials reports full division representation
After the call, a credentials committee was appointed and reported full representation from all 74 divisions in Suffolk County. The ensuing term elected a board of officers headed by Mathew.
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Ter
Suffolk County
Mathew
Supposed murderer believed captured in New York case
Police believe they have captured a man described as having a refined look, rough gums, and a nervous, near collapse condition. Held on horse stealing charges while awaiting instructions, authorities say he may be the suspect in a New York murder. He refused further questions, claiming only to be named Edwards from New York State.
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New York
Edwards
New York State
Titus
Police Follow New York Clues in Pulitzer Murder Case
Police intensified pursuit of William Hooper Young, sought for the Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer murder. A Brooklyn lodging house clue showed a man believed to be Young fleeing, firing a revolver at pursuers, escaping on a Nostrand avenue car toward Fulton street as officers closed in.
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New York
William Hooper Young
Joseph Pulitzer
Morris Canal
Jersey City
Young
Brooklyn
Nostrand Avenue
Fulton Street
Link in proving murder found at pawn shop
New York Sept 21 police hold that Mrs Pulitzer murder was proved against William Hooper Young after diamond ear rings worn by the victim were recovered at Simpson's pawn shop. The discovery strengthens case against Young as police pursue final legal steps.
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New York
British Rule Scored at Charlestown Meeting
At Monument Hall Charlestown Military Division 37 A O H held last night unanimously adopting resolutions. They condemn English government coercion in Ireland, support John Redmond and the United Irish League, pledge aid until objectives are attained, and denounce English law in Ireland. They vow continued support for Irish brethren until landlordism ends.
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Monument Hall
Charlestown
Ireland
United Irish League
John E. Redmond
Trunk shipment linked to Jane Doe case from 91 Park Row
Chicago police opened a trunk shipped from 108 West Fifty eighth Street containing bloodstained clothing and a dirk. The memorandum book bore William Hooper Young's name and a Simpson pawn ticket for earrings dated Sept 17. Chief O Neill confirms contents and ship back details.
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Park Row
Young
Chicago
Mooney
Simpson's
Titus
O'Neil
Simpson
West Fifty Eighth Street
Polk Street
Francis O'Neil
New York
Young descendant of Brigham Young linked to Salt Lake murder case
Hooper Young, a suspect in the killing of Mrs. Pulitzer of New York, is described as one of Brigham Young’s 10083 descendants. The report details Brigham Young’s 32 wives, 107 children, and 476 grandchildren, plus Young’s travels across Arizona, Butte, Anaconda, Salt Lake, Spokane, and Seattle in a quest for work.
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Salt Laed City
Utah
Mormon Church
Young
Arizona
Salt Lake
Butte
Butte Miner
Anaconda
Mysterious trunk murder linked to Chicago and Salt Lake case
A trunk mystery beginning in August 1891 in Chicago led to a French tourist's body found in unclaimed baggage. The trunk, shipped from Salt Lake, triggered a high profile investigation across Chicago New York and Salt Lake with detectives failing to find any solid clue or arrest.
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Ance
New York
Chicago
Salt Lake
Young
Fied
America
Blood Atonement Doctrine Tied to Mrs Pulitzer Death
A New York report links quotes on blood atonement found in Mrs. Pulitzer's murder scene to Brigham Young. It cites sermons by Young and later testimony describing killings by Mormon council members and Danites.
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Brigham Young
New York
William Hooper Young
Tabernacle
One Last Chance Letter Before Mrs Pulitzer Murder
Detectives found a pencil draught in William Cooper Young's apartment on Fifty-eighth Street. The letter expresses fatalism and a plan for a final, carefree escape if his uphill struggle fails, referencing a last goodbye to all. The note accompanies the investigation into Mrs. Pulitzer's murder.
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O. K
William Cooper Young
Young
Fifty-eighth Street
Pulitzer
Miss Carr's Disturbing Poison Attempt Revealed
Miss Marie Carr a 27 year old woman taken to Frost Hospital by Chelsea police after a poison episode was discharged yesterday. She had left Lexington employment with Mrs Butcher and her 2 year old child. The episode uncovered a troubling past including a prior cold night encounter with Officer Tucker and time spent in Chelsea Boston and Lexington with uncertain work and family ties.
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Miss Marie Carr
Frost Hospital
Chelsea Police
Mrs. Butcher
Lexington
Sergeant Tucker
Broadway
Miss Carr
Chelsea
The
Carleton
Charlestown
Boston
Mr. Butcher
Roosevelt Declines Mass Meeting With Miners in Detroit
In Detroit on Sept 21 a mass meeting at Light Guard Armory raised 1000 for striking Pennsylvania miners. Mayor Maybury chaired. Governor Bliss donated 75. Roosevelt declined to attend. Speakers included John Nugent, Rep. Joan B. Corliss, and Rev. John McDowell who blamed J. P. Morgan for the strike.
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Detroit
Mich
Pennsylvania
Light Guard Armory
Maybury
Bliss
Lansing
Roosevelt
John Nugent
West Virginia
Mitchell
Joan B. Corliss
John McDowell
Mr. McDowell
J. P. Morgan
Foss Demonstration Planned as Campaign Climax in 11th District
Boston campaign managers of Eugene N. Foss organize a torchlight procession of 2500 volunteers plus two artillery units, brass bands, and firework displays from Dudley Street Opera House through Wards 18 19 21 22 28 ending at Curtis Hall Jamaica Plain. The event aims to energize Republicans ahead of caucuses. Foss plans seven rallies tonight and a final address. Adams replies cautiously. A breakdown shows 70 from Sturtevant Blower Works 250 Plant Shoe Company 100 American Gauge 20 Ward 18 250 Ward 19 500 Ward 21 with others from remaining wards. The march starts 7:45 pm at Dudley Street Opera House moving via Warren Dale Washington back to the Opera House and into Jamaica Plain. Cur stars will light nightly along the route with fireworks.
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Eugene N. Foss
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Boston
Foss
Adams
Sturtevant Blower Works
Plant Shoe Company
American Gauge Company
Ward 18
Ward 19
Ward 21
Dudley Street Opera House
Warren Street
Dale
Washington
Opera House
Leave of Absence Not Suspension for John W ONeil
John W. ONeil of Charles Town was not suspended from the paying division over congressional campaign activity in the ninth district. Deputy Superintendent Mack Sey granted ONeil a leave of absence at his request, with a return expected when the leave ends.
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John W. O'Neil
Charlestown
Ninth District
City Hall
Macksey
Mr. O'Neill
O’neil
Representative Cunningham of Gloucester Seeks Re Election
Representative John J. Cunningham of Gloucester is a candidate from the city for re election to the House. A young lawyer and popular at the State House he is noted for looking after Gloucester interests and playing a prominent role on probate and chancery. His return to the Legislature is seen as bringing added honors to him and Gloucester.
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John J. Cunningham
Gloucester
Cunningham
State House
Leopold bars Princess Stephanie from palace in Spa
A Patriote despatch from Spa says King Leopold refused to speak to Princess Stephanie Countess of Longay and forced her to leave the royal palace. She rode to the station, took a train to Brussels, and attended her mother’s mass. The king’s quarrel with Stephanie centers on her 1900 marriage to the Count of Longau against his wishes. He later entered the death chamber after she left.
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Brussels
Spa
Leopold
Stephanie
Longay
Stephanies
Marie Henriette
Austria
Count of Longau
Belgium
Clementine
Bagneres de Luchon
France
Requiem Mass Held for Belgian Queen in Mass
Mass for the late Queen of the Belgians will be celebrated by the bishop of Liege in Mass at Queen Spa Belgium. Special trains from Brussels will carry royal family members to attend the service and return the Queen’s remains to the capital after the rites.
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Spa
Belgium
Liege
Brussels
Holiday Preparations Transform Boston Hebrew Quarter
The Hebrew quarter in Boston buzzes with holiday prep as synagogues rehearse sacred songs for the New Year. Cantors and choirs practice, temples multiply, and temporary worship spaces open under benevolent societies ahead of the New Year in a week.
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Boston
Boyle Bros Offers Imported Ladies Garments on Credit
Boyle Bros. 853 Washington St. announces a new era in their credit system by importing ladies garments from London Berlin and Paris for the first time in Boston. Mr T F Boyle selected gowns robes opera capes Monte Carlo coats evening dresses and street costumes and invites the public to view the window display and shop on credit at cash prices fall goods ready at The Green Store.
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Credit
Boston
T. F. Boyle
London
Berlin
Paris
Europe
Boyle
Monte Carlo
Boyle Bros
Washington Street
Stearns Tablet Unveiled at Prospect Street Church
Cambridge Prospect Street Congregational Church marked its 75th anniversary with a morning service led by Rev. Reuben Beard and a memorial tablet unveiling for Rev. William Augustus Stearns, pastor 1831 1854. Rev. William V. W. Davis delivered the commemorative address, assisted by Rev. Charles H. Pope and music by Herbert Johnson and Helen Knight Wyman.
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Prospect Street Congregational Church of
Cambridge
David N. Beach
Anna E. Douglass
William Augustus Stearns
Reuben A. Beard
Charles H. Pope
First Church of
Charlestown
Herbert Johnson
Hilliard
Helen Knight Wyman
William V. W. Davis
Pittsfield
Mr. Stearns
Somerville Registration Drive Expands Voting List
The Democratic ward and city committee of Somerville are pushing a large turnout for Gaston. Since registration began, they have added over 400 names to the registry. Headquarters on Washington near Florence in Ward 1. Philip Koen, president, oversees operations at City Hall each registration evening.
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Somerville
Gaston
Washington Street
Florence Street
Philip Koen
City Hall
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Matos
Samarjian
Mathew Cummins
Canarsie, N. J
Mrs. Pulitzer
Prophet
John W. Young
Continental Clothing
Washington and Boylston Sts
Jedediah Grant
Cradlebaugh
John W. O’neil
Cunningham OF
Glouces
Maqe
Credit Clothiers
Boyle Bros.’ Credit House
Stearns Tablet
Rover
Ghawmay Furniture NO
Tremont St
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