Nova Scotia Delivers Prohibition Plebiscite Majority
Halifax reports light voting with indifference to the result as the province shows a clear prohibition majority. County tallies list yes and no counts with Antigonish and Cape Breton among those favoring prohibition. overall Nova Scotia records 21,526 more yes than no.
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Halifax
N. S
Nova Scotia
Antigonish
Pharos En
Lunenburg
Cceceee PS
Cape Breton
Cuvay
Colchester
Annapolis
Cumberland
Richmond
Victoria
Aes Ewes Bae Aa
Ftanlax Ccccees
Child Falls Three Stories in Charlestown No Injuries Reported
Three year old John J. Crowley of 20 Corey Street fell three stories from a third floor window into a dirt yard in Charlestown. He was taken to Station 15 where Dr. Duff examined him and found no serious injuries aside from a shake and minor bruises.
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Charlestown
John J. Crowley
Corey Street
Inexperienced Shoppers At John H Pray Sons Co
Inexperienced housekeepers will find it easy to purchase from John H Pray Sons Co. Each carpet rug or upholstery fabric tag shows the fabric variety and make along with the price in plain figures.
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John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Strikers Swell Ranks in Brockton Laster Strike
In Brockton Massachusetts today 69 more lasters joined the nationwide walkout bringing the total to 769. Strikers report orderly action and majority aim for peaceful pressure while both sides brace for a prolonged dispute. George N Hubbard head of pickets notes disciplined organization and resolves to widen pressure without violence.
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Brockton
Massachusetts
Thompson Bros
Brockton Co-operative Campello Company
McElwain & Co
Bridgewater
Crescent Street
So and
Withal
George N. Hubbard
Hubbard
Lasters’ Union
Brock
Fifth Massachusetts Regiment Readied for Cuba Occupation Move
The Fifth Massachusetts is expected to sail with the Second Army Corps to Cuba between October 15 and 20 as part of the occupation force. Major-General Graham announced the transfer, with the battalions assigned to fatigue duties and mustering underway at Camp Meade. Lieutenant-Colonel Weaver predicts arrival in Cuba by November 1. Captain Stover is ill and further orders include new adjutants and hospital staff assignments.
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Penn
Graham
Second Army
Cuba
Army of Occupation
Fifth Massachusetts
Second Corps
Morrison
Pennsylvania
Orville J. Whitney
Edward P. Coleman
Charlies R. Gow
Linwood BE. Hanson
E. A. Weaver
South Framingham
Washington
Framingham
Robert W. Daley
Division
Homer Brant
Board of Survey
Remains of Thomas F. Bayard Set for Wilmington Return
Dedham records final arrangements for the late Thomas F. Bayard body departure to Wilmington Delaware. The funeral is slated for Saturday at the Old Swedish Church in Wilmington with a large list of pallbearers and telegrams of condolence from presidents and British figures.
Striking Workers Denounce Attack on Kent as Hotheads Spark Incident
A Lasters union leader disavows last night assault on John S Kent of M A Packard Co attributing the act to unconnected hotheads. He claims the strike supports peace and vows aid to officers while warning of public sympathy turning despite no organizational fault. At I D Barry Co factory a disturbance loomed as fifteen Armenian and Polish workers were anticipated to protest, threatening food supplies to strikers’ targets.
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John S. Kent
M. A. Packard & Co
Mr. Hubbard
I. Dp. Barry & Co
Heavies in Suspense at Camp Dalton First Regiment Fate Unclear
Camp Dalton New England September 29 Lieutenant Colonel Weaver to arrive from Washington tonight as questions loom over whether the First Regiment will be furloughed or mustered out on October 5. Ordinance property turned over to Lieutenant Hearn with minor equipment kept for camp use. Tomorrow A Battery detail escorts Corporal John B Canty funeral. Regimental games and repairs mark the day.
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Dalton
Framingham
Weaver
Washington
Hearn
South Framingham
John B. Canty
Ninth Regiment
Boardman
Horton
Pheney
Boy and Girl Burglars Arrested in Malden
John McCombie eight and Emma McCombie thirteen were arrested in Malden for burglary after police found them on Ferry street with candy cigarettes and other items taken from W F Weld Drug Store. They admitted entering from Eastern avenue cells and opening a cellar door. Their cases were continued until Saturday.
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John McCombie
Emma
Malden
Ferry Street
W. F. Weld
Powers
Eastern Avenue
Weld
Cure a Cold in One Day Claims Brome Zaplets
An old advertisement touts Laxative Brome Zaplets as a rapid cure for a cold. The claim lists ingredients and directs readers to take the pills for quick relief, reflecting period marketing language.
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I. Gare Es
Powers Present Ultimatum to Turkey over Crete
Paris reports that the powers delivered their ultimatum to the Sultan regarding Crete. Candia Crete notes Edhem Pasha, blamed for riots, is removed as governor and heads to Smyrna. Turkish authorities delay disarmament and falsely claim completion.
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Paris
Turkey
Crete
Candia
Edhem Pasha
Smyrna
Noel
Hamlin retired from service. Chandler to replace
After 32 years in service the revenue steamer Hannibal Hamlin will be laid up for the winter. The revenue steamer William E. Chandler from New York Harbor has been ordered to replace her and is expected to arrive the first of next month.
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Hannibal Hamlin
William E. Chandler
New York Harbor
Hamlin
Prison Terms In Superior Court For Theft And Liquor Violations
In Superior Criminal Court Judge Hardy sentenced William Dalton to from three to five years for stealing fifty cents from Cornelius Lynch on Sept 5. Joseph A. McFarland received three months in the House of Correction for concealing mortgaged property. William T. McLaughlin was convicted on liquor law violations, fined $200 and ordered to five months in the House of Correction.
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Superior Criminal Court
Hardy
William Dalton
Cornelius Lynch
Joseph A. McFarland
House of Correction
William T. McLaughlin
National Issues Avoided in Platform and Roosevelt Arraigned
Syracuse dispatch notes Democratic leaders honor Van Wyck family as Augustus Van Wyck is named to head the ticket while City Clerk Hazen presents Syracuse Mayor James K. McGuire for nomination. Convention harmony masks a fierce fight over the governor slot and a possible Chicago platform split.
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Syracuse
N. Y
van Wyck
Greater New York
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Supreme Court of the State
Empire State
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Augustus van Wyck
Croker
McLaughlin
Robert A. van Wyck
Justice van Wyck
David B. Hill
Tammany
Rockwell
Pierce
Monroe
Chicago
Hazen
James K. McGuire
Mr. Haezen
Verdict Against West End in Middlesex Court
In Middlesex Superior Court yesterday the jury returned a verdict of 4009 for the plaintiff Mrs Mer son va against the West End Street Railway Company. She was injured by one of the company's cars. The Lathe case against the same company was settled for 600.
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Middlesex Superior Court
Merson Va
Westand Street Railway Company
New York State Officials Named in Historic Listing
Governor Augustus Van Wyck of Kings along with Lieutenant Governor Elliott Danforth of Chenango and Secretary of State George W. Battin of Niagara appear in a ceremonial roster. Other posts include Comptroller Edward 8 Atwater, Treasurer E. P. Norris, Attorney-General J F Conway, and Engineer Martin Schenck, all linked to various counties.
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Augustus van Wyck
Kings
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