Rich Man of Clinton Dead
Charles B. Bigelow, a Clinton millionaire and former owner of the Clinton Wire and Bigelow Carpet Company, died in London at 64. A Clinton High School and Williston Academy graduate, he retired in 1898 and spent winters in Algiers and summers in Germany. His wife and two sons survive.
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Clinton
Charles B. Bigelow
London
Mr. Bigelow
Horatio N. Bigelow
Bigelow Carpet Company
Clinton High School
Williston Academy
Clinton Wire Company
Algiers
Germany
Striking Miners Fire On Breakers At Oak View Camp
In Wallenburg Col a clash erupted when strikers fired on strikebreakers from surrounding hills near Oak View mining camp. The exchange lasted about thirty minutes before mine guards repelled the attackers. No injuries reported. a posse is said to be in pursuit.
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Wallenburg
Oak View
Here
Royer Wheel Co Seeks Receivership After Flood Losses
The Royer Wheel Company of Cincinnati seeks a receivership due to losses from last spring floods. Judge Warner names John W. Herron Jr. and Philip Hinkley as co receivers to continue operations. Assets are reported at 300000 dollars with liabilities at 270000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Royer Wheel Company
Warner
John W. Herron, Jr
Philip Hinkley
Confederate Army Physician Dr Charles Tugene Michel Dies
Dr Charles Tugene Michel longtime Confederate army physician who attended General Sidney Johnston at his mortal wounding died at his St Louis home at age 80. Death was attributed to heart disease.
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ST. Louis
Charles Tugene Michel
Sidney Johnston
ZEMO Promises Quick Cure for Pimples and Eczema
An advertisement touts ZEMO as a fast acting antiseptic solution to clear pimples blackheads and eczema sores. It claims immediate itching relief and includes testimonials and a 25 cent bottle price with mail order options from EH W. Rose Medicine Co. and Boston drug stores.
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KE. N
Rugby Place
St. Louis
EH. W. Rose Medicine Co
Boston
Eckman's Alterative Promoted for Lung and Throat Relief
An advertisement promotes Eckman's Alterative as beneficial for weak lungs and throat troubles including bronchitis and asthma. It cites alleged recovery by W. M. Tatem of New Jersey after a severe cold and long illness, claiming weight gain and full health after use. The notice urges readers to contact Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia for further evidence and a recovery booklet.
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Eckman
S. Atlantic Ave
Haddonfield
N. J
California
Eckmann
W. M. Tatem
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Dawes 25th Wedding Anniversary Observed in Everett
Relatives and friends gathered in Everett to honor Mr and Mrs John T Dawes at their silver wedding. Gifts included silverware and bric a brac while Mrs Dawes' 92 year old mother Mrs Charlotte Freeman helped reception. The couple wed in Walnut Street Baptist Church Providence by Rev George Freeman. They lived in Wooston most of their married life and moved to Everett nearly a year ago. Mr Dawes, born in Harrison Maine, and Mrs Dawes, born in Nova Scotia, are well known residents.
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Everett
John T. Dawes
Waters Avenue
Charlotte Freeman
George Graves
Wooston
Mr. Dawes
Harrison
Nova Scotia
Desperado kills officer and wounds two in Moberly
J M King a magistrate's constable was shot dead and Sheriff Doug las s and Deputy Abcott wounded by James Davis a negro desperado who later died in the burning ruins of his Middendorf home A posse searches for Davis wife who aided him Davis was wanted for shooting Leslie Burr near Middendorf Saturday
Cambridge clergyman named state peace essay correspondent
The Rev. Arthur Burrows of 140 Magazine Street Cambridge is named Massachusetts correspondent for the Lake Mohonk Peace Conference. He will oversee state peace essays with prizes including 100 for best undergraduate international arbitration essay and 200 and 100 for top essays on arbitration. Contest closes March 15 1914.
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Arthur 8. Burrows
Magazine Street
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Lake Mohonk
United States
Canada
Doctor Pricks Finger and Falls Ill of Blood Poisoning
New York Sept 29 Doctor Robert J Morrison president of the Williamsburg Hospital pricked his finger Saturday afternoon with a needle and became critically ill with blood poisoning. The needle did not draw blood but carried infection from a baby with gangrene whom he had operated on and just finished sewing the wound.
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New York
Robert J. Morrison
Williamsburg Hospital
Morrison
Dissolution of Chinese Loan Monopoly by Major Powers
London Sept 29 The five powers Britain France Germany Russia and Japan have dissolved the Chinese loan agreement that gave select banking groups a monopoly on all Chinese loans. Britain led the move, frustrated by others not honoring their part of the pact.
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London
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Japan
Recount Yields No Change in Several Wards
Election officials completed recounts in nine wards for the Democratic House nomination and in wards 2 3 4 5 for the Senate. Timilty's margin shifts from 66 to 63 votes. No ward changes alter the primary nominees. ward committee recounts also produced no changes.
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House
Senate
Timilty
James P. Timilty
Charlestown
East Boston
Brennan
Green
Giblin
Doyle
Gordon
Mealy
Donahue
Sheehan
Senate confirms Rogers and Newton in Washington event
Sept 29 the Senate confirmed Henry Wade Rogers dean of Yale Law School as United States circuit judge for the second circuit and Byron R Newton as assistant secretary of the treasury in Washington.
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Washington
The
Senate
Henry Wade Rogers
Yale Law School
United States
Second Circuit
Byron R. Newton
Secretary of the Treasury
Old Flemish and British Master Paintings at Museum Exhibit
The Museum of Fine Arts yesterday opened displays of The Ascension of the Virgin by Hans Memling and a portrait of King Philip II by Antonio Moro, loaned by Mrs. Maud Howe Elliott. A landscape by George Morland and a Turner scene The Falls of the Rhine join the room’s notable works, acquired through gifts and the picture fund.
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Philip II
Spain
Museum of Fine Arts
Maud Howe Elliott
Newport
R. 1
Hans Memling
Antonio Maro
Philip
George Moreland
Alexander Cochrane
Joseph Mallard Turner
Museum
Falls of the Rhine
Alice Marian Curtis
Special Picture Fund
Turner
Mayor Curtis Accidentally Shoots Himself in Maine
Portland Maine Sept 29 Mayor Oakley C Curtis resumed duties after vacation at Parlin Pond Jackman describing how he shot himself with an automatic revolver while removing the magazine A bullet entered his left side was deflected by a rib and left no vital injury aside from a slight inconvenience authorities said the incident was not regarded as serious
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Fortland
Oakley C. Curtis
Parlin Pond
Jackman
Curtis
Boston College Opens With Mass at Immaculate Conception
Boston College and Boston College High School marked their formal opening with a Mass of the Holy Ghost at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Harrison Avenue. Cardinal O Connell attended and addressed 1500 students as Father Thomas I Gasson led the service and the student body sang.
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Boston College
Boston College High School
Cardinal O’connell
Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
William P. Brett
John J. Geoghan
Engine Trouble Delays Aviators From Newport Flight
In New Haven on September 29, William Thaw of Pittsburgh and Stephen MacDonald of Pittsfield, Mass., extend their Newport to New York aeroplane trip after engine trouble at Watch Hill delayed arrival at Morris Cove until last night. They now expect to resume the voyage Wednesday once repairs are completed, possibly taking two days.
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New Haven
Conn
William Thaw
Pittsburg
Stephen MacDonald
Pittsfield
Mass
Morris Cove
Newport
R. I
New York
Watch Hill
the Cove
Wilson Accepts Talk At Hey Centennial
President Wilson accepted an invitation to speak in Baltimore in September 1914 for the centennial celebration of the Star Spangled Banner. The invitation came from a Maryland delegation led by Representatives Linthicum Lewis and Talbot and Baltimore Mayor Preston.
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Washington
Wilson
Baltimore
Francis Scott Key
Linthicum, Lewis and Talbot
Maryland
Preston
German Bank Rate May Be Reduced
Otto von Glasenapp vice president of the German Imperial Bank indicated a possible reduction in the bank rate at the monthly meeting in Berlin. He noted that any cut would depend on the level of demands on the bank in the forthcoming settlement, which he said were already large.
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Berlin
Otto von Glasenapp
German Imperial Bank
Imperial Bank
Woman Held For Death Of Husband In Woodstock Farm House
Mrs Jonas P Lawson was arrested in Woodstock Conn charged with killing her husband Aug ? in the cellar of their farm house. At a preliminary hearing she pleaded not guilty and was held without bonds for trial at the next Superior Court term.
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Woodstock
Conn
Jonas P. Lawson
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Coon
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A. A. Barnes
W. Newton St
Doan
Art Museum
Portland
HEY Centennial
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Ours
Brockton
Beverly
Hyde Park
Lynn
Worcester
the House of Kuppenheimer
House of Kuppenheimer
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Kennedy’s
Hawley Streets
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