Prominent Resident Weds Woman Considered His Daughter
In Beachmont Revere Massachusetts William H Chadwick 60 a retired carriage manufacturer wed Lina V Chadwick 45 who for thirty years had lived in his family and was viewed as his daughter The ceremony was by Rev Israel Ainsworth of Trinity Congregational church and the couple departed for a Florida honeymoon yesterday.
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Revere
Mass
Beachmont
William H. Chadwick
Lina’ V. Chadwick
Madriz Rejects Peace Terms in Nicaragua Crisis
General Estrada rejects Madriz proposed peace with a suspension of hostilities, refusing to recognize Madriz or the assembly's authority over the presidency. Admiral Kimball arrives at Managua for unofficial talks amid rumors of US recognition. Zelaya denies being a Mexican prisoner and says he is free to travel, possibly to Belgium.
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Admiral Kimball
Madriz
Uncle Sam
Washington
General Estrada
Nicaragua
Bluefields
Estrada
Madrz
Revolutionary Party
Legislative Assembly
Kimball
Corinto
Managua
Wietzel
Panama
United States
David Arellano
Granada
Zelaya
Cordoba
Mex
Jose
Ieaidend
Belgium
Boston candidates named for city ballot
The Boston election commissioners announced twenty five candidates across mayor school board and city council. Four contend for mayor two for the school board and nineteen for the council with nine council seats and one school board seat. The four mayoral hopefuls are George A. Hibbard John F. Fitzgerald James J. Storrow and Nathaniel H. Taylor.
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Boston
Sehious Board
George A. Hibbard
John F. Fitzgerald
James J.storrow
Nathanel H. Taylor
Robber Slashes Old Man in Snowbound Home
Charles Potter a 77 year old resident of East Dounslas Mass was seriously wounded when a young robber sheltering from snowstorm pinned him down and slashed at his throat. The attacker fled as Mrs Potter screamed and fled. Peter Manito 18 was later captured in Sutton. Potter reputedly rich with much money at his home.
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East Dounslas
Mass
Charles, Potter
General Strike Feared in Rail Labor Dispute
St Paul Dec 29 The clash between northwest railroads and striking switchmen worsens with negotiations ended by the switchmen and labor leaders warning of a general strike by allied railway orders. H B Perham leads the federation railway council and heads to Washington for federal assistance.
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St. Paul
Northwest
American Federation of ‘Labor
H. B. Perham
Railway Council of the Federation
Washington
Will of Tim Sullivan Sought After Death
New York reports say alderman and political leader Little Tim Sullivan died recently leaving an estate about 500000. no will has been found though he began a will before ill health. Madison Square Garden it says may be torn down for an office building, and a New Orleans wireless record links New York and Chicago over 1300 miles. Five trainmen were killed in a Fort Ritner collision near Seymour Indiana with two workers injured.
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New York
Tim
Sullivan
Madison Square Garden
Seymour
Ind
Fort Ritner
Ordaus
Musical Barbarians and Reform Calls at Northwestern Speech
President Harris of Northwestern University called Americans musical barbarians urging musicians to civilize the people at the thirty first annual Music Teachers Federation convention. London accuses Knowlden of planning a wholesale theft of wireless naval plans with trial underway. Paris dancers strike ends as directors promise to raise pay from twenty to twenty five dollars a month.
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Northwestern University Chicago
Harris
Northwestern University
Music Teachers’ Fational Association
London
Richard Knowlden
Liner Survives 2006 Volt Electrical Shock
Fall River Massachusetts reports lineman Larry Chisholm struck by 2006 volts as a street railway line touched his work wire. He was hurled twenty feet to the ground and three fingers on his right hand burned away. revived by doctors after hospitalization.
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Fall River
Mass
Larry Chisholm
Chisholm
Churchill warns Dundee electors on doubled danger to democracy
London reports Winston Churchill addresses Dundee voters urging vigilance against a dual conspiracy. He accuses reactionaries of threatening democracy by pursuing government policy changes and widening a strike against rights and freedoms to seize power, aiming to suppress democracy via peers and protectionism.
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London
Dee
Strange experience of Senator Gordon in Mississippi politics
Memphis dispatch recounts Colonel James Gordon whom the News-Scimitar notes was once hunted by federal agents with a $10 000 reward for involvement in the Lincoln assassination conspiracy. He later became a Mississippi senator after surrendering in New York and taking an oath of allegiance. Gordon had previously fought a Yankee officer in Virginia, and after Lincoln’s death fled to Canada before returning home.
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Memphis
the News- Scimitar
United States
James Gordon
Noel
Mississippi
McLaurin
J. W. Booth
Lincoln
Tie
Virginia
Gordon
Canada
New York
Chickasaw County
Bail Insane In Philadelphia Reading Office
Bernard Bail, second vice president of the Philadelphia and Reading, suddenly went insane in his office at the Reading terminal building. He was overcome after a struggle and taken to an asylum. Bail was regarded as a top expert in freight traffic and overwork is believed to have caused his mental breakdown.
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Philadelphia
Bernard I. Bail
Reading
Baik
Trattic
The Power of One Eggnog In Texas Wilds
A New York Times excerpt recalls New Year’s Day in a Texas sheep ranch. A wife prepares a festive dinner for her husband who misses the meal after an eggnog fueled morning ride. He returns exhausted, having fallen asleep en route to the dipping vats, leaving her to endure a long day waiting.
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Wilds
Texas Chiparral
New York
Texas
Mr. Blank
Rabbit
Mr Blank
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