Morales Fled Capital as Dominican President Joins Revolution
Washington reports from Santo Domingo reveal President Morales fled the capital with rebels amid a cabinet crisis. Vice President Caceres purportedly to assume temporary power as battles near Santo Domingo City intensify, with factions vying for control and foreign observers watching the cabinet’s grip on government.
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Ting
San Domingo
Patio
Dominica
Geng
Santo Domingo
Morales
Jaima
J Capital
Heron
Puerta Plata
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Rez
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Morbe
Cherokes
Clyde Colton
Domingo
Pioin
Remo
Tionists
President Morales Wounded, Navy Says in Cable
A cable dated Nashville last night reports Commander Cham stating President Morales is seriously wounded and out of danger after a naval incident. The message notes a top governing body and emphasizes the gravity of the situation. Local details are scarce and verification is pending.
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Washington
Cham
Nashville
Puen
Seaaree
Morales
Fragmentary naval order hints at West Indies voyage
A garbled excerpt notes a Dixie vessel moving toward the West Indies, delivering tepone to a marine guard for service actions. It mentions a flagship joining Yemana cious Squadron for duties in these waters, suggesting a ship deployment in regional operations.
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Dixie
West Indies
Tepone
Yemanacius
Exhibition on tuberculosis fight opens in Boston hall
A comprehensive free exhibit at Horticultural Hall in Boston showcases methods and living conditions in the tuberculosis fight. Lectures by health officials and experts from December 28 to January 7 cover prevention, treatment, and public health responsibilities with daily talks, Italian and Yiddish addresses, and a formal opening by Governor-elect Curtis Guild.
Hair care claim of germ killer product and misbranding
A damaged ad text promotes a hair germicide claiming to cure dandruff and hair loss with a product called Herpicide. It includes implausible medical claims, requests 10 cents by mail, and cites a Michigan address for a “special agent” line, typical of dubious patent medicine advertising of the era.
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Ti Linewood & Co
Foley's Kidney Cure distributed by Falls & Burkinshaw
Kidney and bladder troubles can be treated effectively if Foley's Kidney Cure is used promptly. Falls & Burkinshaw, druggists at 418 Middlesex Street, Cor Thorndike Street, are listed as distributors.
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Foley
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex St
Thorndike St
Women’s guild meeting notes Christmas week plans
The Women's Guild gathered at the Congregational church for a small Christmas gathering. They discussed an upcoming moving pictures entertainment by the Lang brothers and a fair planned for late January.
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Women’s Guild
Congregational Church
Lang Brothers
Day
Solon W. Stevens
Charles K. French
Boston
Amy
Anna Coggin
A. C. Tingley
Father Mathew Society Elects Officers in North Billerica
At a regular meeting of the Father Mathew T A Society in North Billerica officers were elected for six months. Frederick J. Gannon was named president with Edward Riley as vice president and Rev Lawrence F Tighe as spiritual director. Other posts include Herbert Fair as recording secretary John Reardon as financial secretary Timothy McCarthy as treasurer and James Higgins John F Mahoney Charles E Cowdrey as trustees. James Burke Joseph McCusker George Campbell as examiners James H Gannon John S Welsh Thomas F Sheridan as literary committee and W H O'Brien as marshal. The installation will take place next Tuesday evening.
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Father Mathew T. A. Society
Frederick J. Gannon
Edward Riley
Lawrence F. Tighe
Herbert Fairbrother
John Reardon
Timothy McCarthy
James Higgins
John F. Mahoney
Charles E. Cowdrey
James Burke
Joseph
John P. Gregoire
Westford Lyceum to Host Dec 28 Lecture on Grand Canyon
Westford Lyceum announces its next program will take place Thursday evening, December 28, featuring Hon. Arthur K. Peck delivering an illustrated talk on the Grand Canyon of Arizona and Moki Land. Mr and Mrs G H Goode depart for New York today and will be away until April 1. Miss Alice Howard, a student at Simmons College in Boston, is mentioned in the notice.
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Boston
Psi
Tim Kenown
Koch
Beng
SAU Reard of
Povinea
Jose
New York
Discovery
Social Settle- Sa
Board of Health
York
Eftic
Santoria
Westford Lyceum
Arthur K. Peck
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Moki Land
G. H. Goode
Alice Howard
Simmons College
Kimberowich Twins Born In Graniteville Holiday Gift
Mrs. Kimberowich presented her husband Michael Kimberowich with twins on December 24, a boy weighing 410 pounds and a girl 914 pounds. Both mother and babies are reported well. The couple, Polish by heritage, are adopting Roosevelt era race policies in their journey toward Americanization. The account ends noting the first through car over the new.
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Kimberowich
Michael Kimberowich
Piano Sale Promises Quality and Easy Payments
A salesman touts choosing any piano with assurance of tone and construction excellence, claiming no room for dissatisfaction. Easy payment plans are offered on any piano selected.
Electrified road near Ayer North Chelmsford advances
A hand car passed through the village at 9 on Wednesday morning December 27 as the electric line from Ayer to North Chelmsford nears completion. The Lowell & Fitchburg Co plans an electric car by January 2 1906 with track and overhead work largely finished and wiring delays being the main holdup. Stone abutments and Nashua and Acton branch work under Boston and Maine supervision proceed, aiming for completion in about three weeks.
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Ayer
North Chelmsford
Lowell & Fitchburg Co
Nashua & Acton
Boston & Maine R. R
L. N. Farnum Co
Funeral of Mrs Frank E Bachelder in Chelmsford
The funeral for Mrs. Frank E. Bachelder was held Wednesday afternoon from her Westford street home with Rev. A D K Shurtleff of the Unitarian church officiating. Selections were sung with expression by Mr and Mrs A M Warren. Bearers were J E Dennett A M Dennett E W Dennett and F A Lane. Burial followed in Lowell Cemetery under Undertaker Perham.
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Frank E. Bachelder
Westford Street
A. D. K. Shurtleff
Unitarian Church
A. M. Warren
J. E. Dennett
A. M. Dennett
E. W. Dennett
F. A. Lane
Lowell Cemetery
Perham
South Chelmsford Christmas Tide Celebrations Noted
Related Notes of the Christmas tide celebration in South Chelmsford describe a village festival in the church vestry with forty plus children, ice cream and cake, a Saturday evening tree event, and a lively Santa Claus appearance. A Baptist Sunday school primary concert led by Mrs Burton Landers followed, with family gatherings and young people enjoying the holiday.
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J. F. Parker
Santa Claus
The
Baptist Sunday School
Burton Landers
Court affirms right to sign another name on ticket
New York Supreme Court ruling holds that selling a railroad ticket transfers the purchaser’s right to sign the other person's name to the ticket. Archibald C. Newburn forged George F. Whitcomb’s name on a round trip ticket, leading to arrest. Justice Leventritt described the sale as carrying the right to sign the purchaser’s name.
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New York
Supreme Court
Justice Leventritt
Archibald C. Newburn
George F. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Newburn
Indianapolis
Ind
New York Central
Big Four
Lake Shore
Howard University President Resigns Amid Student Demonstration
Washington Dec 27 Trustees accepted President John Gordon resignation to end May 1906 and granted a leave of absence from Jan 1 1906 Dean Frederick D Fairfield was named acting president Gordon resigned after a student demonstration earlier this month at the university
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Washington
Howard University
John Gordon
Frederick D. Fairfield
Gordon
Ambassador White Hosts First Official Reception
In Rome on December 27 American ambassador Henry White held his first official reception at the Drago palace. As customary, King Victor Emmanuel sent two court masters of ceremonies to present guests to the ambassador and Mrs White.
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Rome
Henry White
Drago Palace
Victor Emmanuel
A Thousand Dollars' Worth of Good
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo Ohio reports kidney and bladder trouble with gravel and stones for years. After Foley's Kidney Cure started, brick dust stones, then relief. He claims it has done him $100 worth of good and left him without kidney pain.
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A. H. Thurnes
Buffalo
Foley
Falls & Burkinshaw
Middlesex St
Cor
Thorndike St
Policy holders names ordered released by New York Life ruling
New York Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum granted Clarence H Venner and about 100 policy holders the right to obtain a full list of policy holders from the New York Life Insurance Company. The court denied requests to learn policy face values and to inspect company books, issuing a writ directing President John A McCall to provide the complete list. Children’s matinee today at the opera house features 16 trained monkeys and 20 trained dogs.
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New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Clarence H. Venner
Supreme Court
Greenbaum
John A. McCall
The
New York Life
Venner
Nickel Fixtures for a Handy New Bathroom Upgrade
Advertises adding small bathroom fixtures to improve a room with items such as towel rings rods mantles holders and soap dishes. Highlights Sternau as the best grade and suggests the products as good New Year gifts to refresh memory and enhance the space.
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Sternau
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