The Haitian Incident and European Powers in 1902
A long summary discusses the Panther gunboat incident near Haiti involving Firminist and German forces, questioning legality under maritime law and the Monroe Doctrine. It notes Captain Killick's death, partisan German reactions, and potential American stance, followed by noted U.S. suicide statistics and local political opinions on Senator Fletcher and Harwood.
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For Fletcher letter argues two-term senator in district race
H J Harwood urges voters to reelect Senator Fletcher praising his tenure as street railways committee chair and his work on mercantile affairs. He notes Fletcher would continue on key committees in 1908 and improve state laws, appealing to constituents for continued service.
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Vacancy for cashier as cash gone in street collision crowd
The firm learns its cashier has absconded with all the cash. The head clerk and staff debate how to tell the boss, while a dogfight and newly arriving carriage set a dramatic scene. The chief clerk finally breaks the news: the cashier is gone with the money.
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Jorkins
Burglary Foiled by Shrewd Homeowner in Damp Weather
A burglar tries to force a bureau drawer at a home slumbering owner who, sitting up in bed, urges another tug and promises a royalty on valuables if the drawer can be opened. The thief escapes through the window, leaving part of the sash behind.
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Chicago Tribune
Alfonso Clings to American Heiress Bride in Madrid Cable
Chicago paper carries Madrid cablegram reporting King Alfonso refuses to wed anyone but an American heiress. The prince speaks as if American girls have no say in the matter.
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Alfonso
Henderson Declines Congress Nomination in Iowa
Dubuque Iowa September 17 Speaker Henderson withdraws from the Republican race for Congress in Iowa Third district after finding his tariff views clash with party sentiment He cites opposition to free trade and trusts He sends a letter to chairman Albrook explaining the decision Washington notes the move sparks tariff reform debate across the west and northwest
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Henderson
Iowa
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Congressional Committee and Friends
Albrook
Waterloo
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Republican Party
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Varlboro Board of Trade Holds Meeting and Plans
About 20 members attended as chaired discussions covered publications subscriptions, field day coordination for hospital and band, and dues collection reform. Marlboro joins state Board of Trade for 25 admission fee, with leaders Parsons Frye and Temple to represent locally in October.
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Committee On Statistics and Information
R. Stevens
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W. P. Frye
Temple
Committee On
Helen Ford Actress Dies in Travel Village Visit
Helen Ford, who played a part at Love with the Christian com in the theatre Saturday evening, was a cousin of Judge J W McDonald. She passed Sunday and Monday visiting relatives here including Jud McDonald and Mrs J P Brown. Born in Montreal she taught elocution in a convent before three years on the stage.
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Christian Comn
J. W. Mc- Donald
Jud Mc- Donald
J. P. Brown
Montreal
Eeeenie
George L. Callahan
Nova Scotia
Lee Lynch
Ste
Nellie J. Charlton
Providence
J. G. Pratt
Prospect
Waldo Muir
Columbia Hotel
Ashland
Windsor House
Mortimer Darby
Lowell
New York Life Insurance Co
Middlesex County
P. H. Carroll
Roofed walkway to connect with Fitchburg station
A new covered walk about 200 feet long will be built to join the Fitchburg station roof. After completion the station will be painted.
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Fitchburg
Marlboro Social and Business Notes Include Local Moves
Marlboro residents report illness and visits while local business moves unfold. William Shine on sick list. A. R. Babcock opens Leominster meat market. Mortimer Darby of Lowell guests at P. H. Carroll. Democrat convention for Fifth Middlesex met in Marlboro. Alonzo Heminway resumes night watchman role after recovery.
Republican Caucuses Set Across City Venues
Posters invite Republicans to caucuses on Wednesday September 24 with a large anticipated turnout. Delegates will be elected to state, congressional, county and councillor, senatorial and representative conventions across wards 1 through 7 at named halls. Ward delegate counts vary by ward with four to two delegates per ward. The item notes the funeral of Eugene Fortier.
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Ryan's Hall
Main and
Howests
Jean Baptiste Hall
Court Canada Hall
Lincoln St
Frye
Hunter's Hall
Dei
Claytones
Ready-to-wear Cheviot suits on sale this season
Fine Cheviots in blue, oxford, and blue feature skirt knees with slot or welted seams. Jackets offered in Norfolk or close fit with satin lining. Tailor finished suits priced at 12.00 or 15.00. Two qualities available.
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Oxford
Durable walking suits in blue and gray with satin lining
Three quality men s suiting mixtures offered at $15.00, $17.00 and $18.00 per suit. Velvet collar and extra satin lining described as durable and regulation nine gore style.
Walking Suits Made from Fine Broadcloth
Black tailored walking suits offered with regular tailor finish. Skirt and coat feature slot seams. Priced at 17.50 dollars.
Oxford Venetian Cloth Suit Description
Made from Oxford Venetian cloth with seams piped in black. Jacket blouse effect, lined with heavy black satin. Price listed at 18.50 dollars per suit.
Made from Fine Pebble Chevio Suits Offer Deep Colors
A catalog note describes suits made from Fine Pebble Chevio in dark oxford and blue. Prices listed are 12.00 and 315.00 dollars per item, noting very tasty and perfect fitting qualities.
Black Cheviots on sale in various suits
A complete line of Black Cheviots offered with similar styles described, highly attractive finish, fit guaranteed and priced from 12.00 to 18.00 dollars per suit.
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