Dr Salmon on Cattle Disease Urges Public Aid
Boston report details Dr Daniel E Salmon chief of the U S bureau of animal industry arriving from Washington to coordinate efforts against the cattle disease. He warns that diseased cattle and careless visitors spread contagion and outlines plans to establish close Bureau contact and swift reporting. Public cooperation with local boards and strict shipboard controls are urged as the situation remains highly alarming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Daniel E. Salmon
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Samuel HB. Bennett
Bureau
Austin Peters
Massachusetts Animal Bureau
Molhern
James Law
Cornell University
Leonard Pearson
University of Pennsylvania
Salmon
Dr Salmon
Beacon Hill
Cattle Bureau
Peters
St. John
N. B
Halifax
N. S
C. P. Jameson
Dominion Line
Liverpool
Louis A. Stopp
Warren Line
Great Britain
George
Canadian
Ottawa
Sydney Fisher
Corean
Montreal
Vermont Cattle Returned Under Quarantine Order
Albany N Y Dec 2 The state department of agriculture enforces the hoof and mouth disease quarantine ordering a car load of Vermont cattle that arrived over the Delaware and Hudson railroad to Troy to be returned to Vermont under the quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
State Department of Agriculture
New England
Vermont
Delaware & Hulson
Troy
Governor Yates Prohibits Cattle and Sheep Import
Governor Yates issues proclamation banning import of cattle and sheep into Illinois from Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut Rhode Island and neighboring New York New Hampshire New Jersey and Pennsylvania due to foot and mouth disease risk in cattle from the first four states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Yates
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Territorial Senate in Extra Session Debates Embezzlement Response
Honolulu reports the territorial Senate met in extra session November 20 to address removal and appointment of officials after embezzlement findings. Governor Dole urged auditor and public works chief removals and a broader departmental investigation, with Senate committees appointed. Auditor Austin contests suspension and a circuit court writ orders his return, leading to renewed entry attempts and further appeals, as Kilanea volcano activity noted and local ad items appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
San Francisc
Territorial Senate
Austin
Boyd
Dole
Senate
First Circuit Court
Auditor's Office
Gear
Kilaveva
New England Anti-Imperialist League Holds Lively Boston Meeting
The annual meeting at the 20th Century club drew 200 attendees led by ex-Gov Bou twell who urged overthrow of the Republican party to halt imperial policy. Notables including Edward Atkinson, Henry Metcalf, and George S Boutwell attended as reports were read and officers elected. Edward Burnett Smith criticized U S policy in the Philippines as a betrayal of representative government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England Anti-Imperialist League
20Th Century Club
Boutwell
E. B. Smith
Chicago
Moorfield Storey
C. E. Norton
Charles E. Fay
James Schoyler
Anne Whitney
B. R. Bulkley
Henry Pickering
Henry B. Metcalf
William Lloyd Garrison
Cornelia Warren
Patrick A. Collins
Francis E. Abbot
C. G. Ames
Reuben Kidner
CF. Dole
M. A. Dougherty
Charles Fleischer
E. M. Gushee
William James
Fiske Warren
H. A. Carson
B. F. Trueblood
John Felt Osgood
A. H. Putnam
W. R. Lord
Edward Atkinson
F. B. Sanborn
C. BE. Hutchinson
A. M. Howe
Joseph Lee
Thomas R. Curtis
W. H. Scott
A. A. Perry
Republican Party
Washington
Irving Winslow
League
D. G. Haskins, Jr
George S. Boutwell
Charles G. Ames
Léonard W. Bacon
Samuel Bowles
Gamaliel Bradford
D. Chamberlain
A. P. Childs
Charles Codman
C. F. Bole BE
Winchester Donald
Dana Estes
Edwin Ginn
Seth C. Gordon
Arthur C. A. Hall
T. W. Higginson
Henry F. Hollis
Henry W. Lamb
Luther F. McKinney
Pelham Sees Season End and Town Talks Improvement
The Pelham season ends December 15 marking a quieting of hunting and a push for village improvement. A dog fight case shocks residents while a proposed Pelham weekly and a broader town paper discussion emerges. Rev Merriam spearheads civic interest as Grange debates its degrees and town needs.
Chelmsford Reports Strong Dog Licensing Effort
Chelmsford town clerk paid $585 into the county treasury for dog licenses. A total of 290 dogs were licensed. The force of Constables Wright and Walker is credited for their thorough enforcement and effective work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelmsford
Wright and
Walker
West Chelmsford Reading Club Ends Season at Rev Virgin Home
The Reading club met at Rev Dr Virgin's home every Wednesday since May and held its final gathering before the Virgin family left for New York. Members included Mrs Virgin and several Miss Virgins plus Hoyt Parkhurst Snow Long Edla Winship. Edla Winship departs Saturday for Durham New Hampshire to begin school duties Monday. Frank Guyette plans to move to Lowell this week. Rev Hiller preached on Temperance and Our Responsibility with meetings to follow led by various clergymen, including Rev Dunbar of North Chelmsford. Church attendance remains strong and seven new members joined last Sunday. Olin Johnson and wife relocate to Lowell, with Spauldings boarding with them, closing the third large village house for the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Club
Dr. Virgin
Kenneth Grahame
Thomas Basiley Aldrich
Eugene Field
Thomas Nelson Page
Joel Chandler Harris
George W. Cable
John Trotwood Moore
Edla Winship
Durham
N. H
Frank Guyette
Lowell
Mr. Hiller
Dunbar
North Chelmsford
Olin C. Johnson
Special services held at Second Congregational Church
North Chelmsford reports large turnout for weeklong special services begun Monday at Second Congregational Church with Rev. Sarah A. Dixon of Tyngsboro as preacher and topic A Glimpse of Our Canaan. Miss Gertrude Lewis sang solos during the evening. Bridge planking on Main Street near the railroad crossing was worn. Superintendent David Higgins and crew repaired it this week to ensure safe travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Sarah A. Dixon
Evangelical Congregational Church of
Tyngsboro
Our Canaan
Gertrude Lewis
Main Street
David Higgins
Lorenz's Hip Treatment Seeks U S Stopover
Dr Adolph Lorenz the Vienna hip dislocation specialist cannot reach New York for a week to ten days and will first visit Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia to treat deformed children. A wealthy New Yorker plans a large donation to fund continued treatment after Lorenz returns to Europe. The donor's name remains undisclosed with further gifts anticipated and local surgeons prepared to continue care locally.
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New York
Adolph Lorenz
Vienna
Chicago
D. D. Ashley
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Lorenz
Whist tournament results and town notices in Billerica
A large crowd attended the whist tournament at the Republican club on Monday evening with Joseph Morris winning first prize and William Stevenson taking second. The Baptist church sale of work will be held at Billerica Centre tonight followed by a supper served by the committee. Unclaimed letters at the post office include Frank Cowdrey Alfred Brunnelle and W M Chambers. A large delegation attended the Manchester Burke game in Lowell Monday night with Henry OBrien making his initial appearance for Manchester. An entertainment is set for Friday evening in the Vestry of the Unitarian church in Billerica Centre under the Woman's Alliance. No singing school last evening due to instructor illness. Mr and Mrs A W Slocum returned Sunday night from New Bedford.
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Lowell
Henry O'Brien
Manchester
Unitarian Church
Billerica Centre
Woman's Alliance
Edmunds
A. W. Slocum
New Bedford
Timely Suggestion on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
This seasonal notice urges prudent housewives to replenish Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It claims prompt, satisfactory results when used at first signs of a cold, and notes it contains no harmful substances, suitable for adults and children. Sells at all druggists.
Borne to Grave in Dexter After Tragedy
The body of Mrs. Hattie L. Whitten, who died by suicide after being charged with poisoning her two young daughters, was buried in Dexter Maine. The private service at her son Lewis Whitten's home drew nearly all town members who followed the funeral procession. Reverends C B E Fisher and H S Pipes attended, and Mrs Whitten was a devout attendee at both Congregational and Free Baptist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Hattie L. Whitten
Lewis Whitten
C. BE. Fisher
Congregational Church
H. S& Pipes
Free Baptist Church
Mra. Whitten
Italians freed in harbor death probe in Bridgeport
Three Italians held on suspicion in the mysterious death of Gennaro Malanaro of West Dummerston were released as police find no foul play. Malanaro's body was found in Bridgeport harbor several days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Gennaro Malanaro
West Dummerston
Malanero
Wakefield Firebug Sighting Spurs Inquiries
Wakefield reports indicate a possible firebug after two barns were set alight near Main Street and the former Flint estate. James Logan and Robert Reynolds spotted a barn fire at Dea A. G. Sweetser’s property while E A Alden’s barn ignited nearby. Chief Code and a state fire marshal official investigated, with no clear suspect yet.
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Wakefield
Wakeeld
James Logan
Robert Reynolds
Dea
A. G. Sweetser
Main Street
Wakefield Junction
E. A. Alden
Flint
Nahant Street
Wakefield Fire Department
State Fire Marshal's Office
Virginia legislator targets kissing to curb disease spread
Richmond reports Dr. R. B. Ware, a Virginia legislator, introduced a bill to prevent epidemics by restricting indiscriminate kissing. The measure would deem violators misdemeanants with a fine up to five dollars and would treat physicians testifying on weak lungs as if the individual had a contagious condition.
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Richmond
R. B. Ware
Virginia
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Illinois
Hawaiian Senate
H. L. Bailey & Co
Merrimack Street
Fowell
Philippines
The
Anti-Imperialist League
P Pelham
Improvement Society
Pelham
Wilson
Nashua
Hudson
Charles Ll. Merriam
Grange
Haverhill
West Chelmsford
America
J. V. M. Noye
Rose Soares
Mr. Medina
Central Street
John Street
E. J. Medina
Telephone
Lowell, Mass
NEW York Cloak and Suit CO
Monte Carlo
Norfolk
RED Men's
Huntington Hall
Hibbard’s Orchestra
North Billerica
Mrs. Whitten
Dexter, Me
HL. L. Bailey & Co
Wakefield Firebug
Home Department Institute
St Tabernacle
First Universalist Church
Hurd Street
Grace Church
Leonard
Sidney Barton
Christma
Christmae
Ifte
Opera Y House
Corse Payton
Kitamaura
Rosedale
Hazel Kirke
York
Me Gasto AL. Haynes
Louis A. Simon Grace Gardner and Company
Huntington — Hall
Sousa
Imperial Edward
Edward VII
Ellingwood's
Stratton - Handley
Samuel Siegel
Hyman Meyer
Temple
L. H.S
Odd Fellows Temple
Tremont Asst
Henry W. Bavace
Gheorgh Ade Sultan
Sulu
Seata Seliing
Katire
P.F. Devine
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