Peculiar death circuit shocks Drew Theological student
New York Dec 11 George L Lose of Bradenville New Jersey a 24 year old student at Drew Theological Seminary near Madison died after his right hand clutched an incandescence reading lamp and his feet rested on a steam radiator causing a current to pass through his body experts will be summoned to determine if the 104 volt current caused death and whether a stronger current ran through the wires Lose was considered one of the seminary’s brightest students
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New York
George L. Lose
Bradenville
N. J
Drew Theological Seminary
Madison
Lose
Constitution vests town representation size at 280 to 300
Concord New Hampshire December 11 In committee of the whole the constitutional convention voted 244 to 135 to keep the town system of representation and set the House size between 280 and 300. An amendment to allow women's suffrage passed 145 to 92 and may be reconsidered at a larger attendance. Also ads list several real estate sales with prices and locations near the square and Merimack square.
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Concord
N. H
Constitutional Convention
Thompson
Warner
Woman dies from inhaled gas as brother near death
Miss Frances A Bartlett, 72, died of stove gas inhalation and her brother Arthur K Bartlett, 65, lay critically ill in Northampton on December 11. A large Newfoundland guarded the scene and bit Chief Maynard as authorities entered. The dog later fled and returned to stand guard over the body.
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Northampton
Frances A. Bartlett
Arthur K. Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
Miss Bartlett
Maynard
Sailor Costello Dead After Puerto Rico Shooting
San Juan Porto Rico December report says Costello a U S S Wasp sailor died today after police shot him during a clash with sailors. Hibbs another Wasp sailor held for trial for assault on Police Lieutenant Gabreria who was badly bruised. Navy men protest claiming sailors were unarmed and did not attack until after Costello was shot.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Dec
Costello
Wasp
Hibbs
District Court
Gabreria
Navy
Women propose marriage to Topeka governors 500 letters received
Lieut Governor Hanna reports receiving about 500 marriage proposals from women across the United States and Canada. Governor Bailey, a bachelor, has received over 1000 such letters. Both have declined to answer, saying they will seek wives in Kansas when ready.
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Topeka
Kan
Hanna
Canada
Bailey
Kansas Executive
Messrs
Kansas
Dooley Calls On President During Bridal Tour
Washington December 11 F Dunne also known as Mr Dooley and his wife are in Washington on their bridal tour as the President receives callers today.
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Dooley
Washington
F. Dunne
Mr. Dooley
Reciprocity Conference Urges Broad Trade Pacts With Cuba Canada Newfoundland
Detroit delegates at the national reciprocity convention push for faster treaties with Cuba Canada and Newfoundland and seek to revitalize low tariff lines. Ex Governor Lind argues against trade barriers while urging closer U S relations with Canada. Manila cholera outbreak spreading among Lake Moros flagged as serious.
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Detroit
Mich
John Lind
Minnesota
Finance Committee
Eugene N. Foss
Boston
Frank D. Pavey
New York
Cuba
Chicago
Kasson
France
United States
Canada
Congress
Joint High Commission
Newfoundland
Campbell Shaw
Buffalo
F. B. Smith
E. N. Foss
W.S. Dwinnel
Minneapolis
Michigan
L. B. Rice
Port Huron
Dominion
Manila
Lake Moros
Carnegie Back Says Sorriest Homecoming Ever Had
New York dec 11 Andrew Carnegie returned from London to New York with wife and daughter Margaret to a new home on fifth avenue and 90th street He voiced sorrow at the death of former Speaker Reed and commented on coal prices urging law enforcement to curb alleged conspiracies He warned New York against soft coal and praised hard coal for cleanliness and city character He denied plans for a newspaper venture and spoke on trusts and regulation.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
London
Oceanic Today
Margaret
5Th Avenue
90Th Street
Carnegie
Reed
Globe
Bay
Mr. Carnegie
Tom Reed
Blaine
Pittsburg
Carne’ E
Baseball Peace Talks Open With National League Meeting
New York officials report the peace committee from the National and American leagues will convene tomorrow to seek a peaceful end to the baseball war. President Ban Johnson invites the NL committee to meet at 11 o'clock tomorrow in Rooms 3 and 4 of the Criterion hotel to discuss terms.
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New York
Ban Johnson
National League
Criterion Hotel
Cotton Weavers Union Elects New Officers For Year
At a regular meeting the Cotton Weavers union elected Jules Duschene as president Paul Taylor as vice president Delia Brady and Anna McMullen as secretaries and Anna McMullen as treasurer Trustees chosen were Peter Curley Patrick Myers and Mary O'Hare Auditors are J P McDonald J J Kane and Lizzie Williams Sergeant at arms is J P McDonald Delegates to the textile council will be chosen at the next meeting A program followed with welcome address by J P McDonald Aims and Objects of Labor and songs by several members including Dennis J Morrill J J McKay and Lizzie Williams among others Readings were also performed.
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Cotton Weavers’ Union
Jules Duschene
Paul Taylor
Delia Brady
Anna McMullen
Peter Curley
Patrick Myers
Mary O'Hare
J. P. McDonald
J. J. Kane
Lizzie Williams
Textile Council
Press
Dennis J. Morrill
J. J. McKay
Waltham
Thomas Smith
Gustave Lesage
Albert J. Conway
Michael Dugan
J. J. Surtt
Martin James
Demetrius Dube
Hairshe Faucher
Hattie Davis
Will Hart
J. Finlan
Mayor-Elect Howe Visits City Hall Amid Congratulatory Reception
Mayor-elect Charles B. Howe toured city hall yesterday and received widespread congratulations. Acting Mayor Badger was away in Boston, so Howe met officials briefly, mainly to see Badger before the official transition.
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Charles BE. Howe
City Hall
Badger
Boston
Mr. Howe
Mr. Badger
Brady letter to Mayor-Elect Howe congratulates win
Peter J. Brady of Lowell Massachusetts sends a formal congratulations to Charles E Howe the mayor elect on his Tuesday victory and expresses best wishes for a successful administration dated December 11 1902 from 46 Varney Street Lowell.
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Peter J. Brady
Charles EB. Howe
Peter J
Charles E. Howe
Varney St. Lowell
Congregational Club Plans Fathers Day Observance Dinner
The Congregational Club announces a biennial Fathers Day supper at the hall. Committees and business discussions follow, including a talk titled The Political Side of Reform by Albert Baker of the Industrial Hide.
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Albert Oe
Stig & Indueus
Hide Pee
Caine Baker
Ts ‘Teraubes
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Calanthe
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Lawrence
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Taunton
Eaton
Universalist Hall
Hampshire Street
Cotton Weavers
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City Fall
Peter J. Prady
Lowell, Mass
Congregational Club
Eliot Church
Folidays
FH. Hanson & CO
Rock Street
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Thorndike Street
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de Noye
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