Bombs Explode in Madison Square Killing and Injuring Dozens
New York reports list 12 dead and 74 injured after fireworks exploded in Madison Square during a Hearst celebration. Coroner probes criminal neglect as police arrest several in charge and a manufacturer is sought. Large crowds watched as ambulances and morgue crews worked through the night amid mass casualties.
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New York
Scholer
Madison Square
Eigh
John Dimundio
Coney Island
Jerome
Union Club
Fifth Avenue
Brooks
Police Department
Dennis Shea
Brooklyn Bridge
William G. Fenney
W. H. Buck
Harold Roblee
Milton Roblee
Batholds Hotel
Joseph Arber
Eee A Bingley
Hearst
New York American
Congress
Madison Square Garden
Madison Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Twenty-third Street
Broadway
Father John's Medicine Promises Refund If Not Cures
After election returns and foggy street corner crowds many suffered colds that could lead to pneumonia. The ad claims Father John's Medicine cures or money back, urging readers to attend to it today.
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Father John
Verdict for plaintiff in Tremont mill suit. Mireault case heard
In Massachusetts superior court Judge Aiken presided as jurors returned $1479 for the plaintiff in Ducharme v Tremont and Suffolk mills. Mireault vs Prudhomme follows. Francois Mireault contends a verbal partnership formed to build a bakehouse and operate a bakery with Joseph Prudhomme, seeking repayment of $1000 plus interest after four to five years of partnership and failure to deed land and buildings to Mireault & Prudhomme.
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Aiken
Ducharme
Tremont
Suffolk Mills
W. H. Bent
A. O. Hamel
F. E. Dunbar
Mireault
Prudhomme
Bent and Hamel
D. J. Donahue
Francois X. Mireault
Mireault & Prudhomme
Joseph Prudhomme
Crash in a Fog Kills Motorman in New York
In a dense fog a head on collision on Washington Avenue and West Farms Road involved two Union Railway cars. Motorman John McCabe died instantly while George Buzzard suffered a broken leg and faces homicide charges. Twelve people were in the westbound car and seven in the other. all escaped serious injuries.
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New York
Union Railway Company
Washington Avenue
West Farms Road
John McCabe
George Buzzard
Buzzard
Concord Mayoral Result in Concord New Hampshire
Concord New Hampshire voters chose Corning as mayor with 2644 votes to Martin's 1805 in the completed city tally announced on November 5. The race reflects party support with Corning a Republican and Martin a Democrat addressing local governance.
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Concord
N H
City of
Corning
Martin
New York Vote Shifts But Odell Narrowly Wins Governor
Albany reports show Democratic gains across upstate counties, yet not enough to sweep the state. Flower defeats Fassett, Odell loses Erie and gains Albany while Rensselaer favors Republicans. Senate and Assembly lean Democratic but GOP majorities persist.
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Albany
N. Y
Roswell P. Flower
J. Sloat Fassett
Erie
Rensselaer
Bronx
New York
Odell
van Wyck
Albany County
Rensselaer County
Upstate
Werner
Court of Appeals
Judge Gray
New York City
Cowan
John Cunneen
Cunneen
Senate
Assembly
Washington State election results spark party gains
Washington Republicans claim statewide triumph with a possible 12 000 vote majority. Democratic leaders say only minor hope remains for control of the State Legislature. Republican chairman Morris projects a 40 seat joint ballot majority as returns come in.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
Democratic State Committee
Morris
Republican Committee
Ayers Hair Vigor Promises Youthful Color Solution
An advertisement claims Ayers Hair Vigor can restore color to gray hair and reverse aging visibly. The copy targets adults with a testimonial tone and Lowell's tees are referenced as part of the promotion.
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Lowell
McGlynn and Byrne cases continued in court
In a morning session the court continued the McGlynn and Byrne larceny cases. McGlynn faced $200 theft charges tied to store funds, with testimony about drunkenness and a complex bookkeeping system. Several other defendants received postponed, reduced, or fixed penalties for drunkenness and related charges.
Woman survives gas suicide attempt at Highland house
Maude L. Noyes, 25, was rushed to St. John’s Hospital after taking gas in her room at the Highland house. Proprietor Samuel Smith reported finding the room sealed with a towel over the transom. She was revived by fresh air and is expected to recover. she said she desired to die and had recently been without work, with a grandmother in Nichols Street.
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Twenty-fifth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue
Mortimer Butler
Frank Leiston
Leiston
Maude L. Noyes
St. John's Hospital
Highland House
Samuel Smith
Courier-Citizen
Noyes
Suspect Held After Flight From House To Salisbury
A hearing was set for November 12 with $1500 bail. Martin was seen leaving Mr. Lucy’s house and riding a bicycle toward Salisbury. He was tracked and found hiding under his house piazza.
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Martin
Lucy
Salisbury
HIS LAST VOTE IN MASSACHUSETTS
In Hingham Charles R. Cook aged 30 died at home after voting yesterday for the 59th consecutive time in a state election. A known local blacksmith and former 25 year constable, he suffered blindness two years earlier and leaves a widow. Death attributed to heart failure.
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Hingham
Massachusetts
Charles R. Cook
Mr. Cook
Cook
South Shore
Amesbury arrests man in daylight burglary spree
Amesbury authorities say Rufus K Martin of Salisbury solved a string of daytime burglaries from the past two months. He was arraigned on charges of breaking and entering and robbery. The cases include Postmaster Rowell and Geo Lucy Martin.
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Amesbury
Rufus K.martin
Salisbury
Martin
Rowell
Geo
Lucy
Massachusetts Vote Sets Record in State Elections
Boston voters backed a Republican state ticket and a 10 to 4 Republican split in Congress while the Senate trend favors Republicans. Total governor votes reached about 390000, the largest in state history, with Bates narrowly ahead Gaston. Democrats claim gains in Congress and Legislature amid strong third party showing by Socialists led by John C. Chase.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Senate
House of Representatives
Bates
William A. Gaston
Col. Gaston
Josiah Quincy
Mr. Bates
Gov. Crane
John C. Chase
Joseph A. Conroy
John A. Kelcher
Charles T. Witt
John A. Sullivan
Eugene N. Foss
Foss
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Sullivan
State House
Independent voters reshape city politics after election
Analysis of yesterday's results shows independents swing against party blocs, affecting aldermanic races. Ames, McKinley losses, Goward and Stearns narrow defeats highlight how Prohibition candidates drew votes from Republicans, potentially electing a liquor dealer on the Democratic slate. The defeat is put on Republican choices and independents.
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Colonel Ames
James H. McKinley
Representative Contess
Board of Aldermen
Gaston and
Sparks
Rep. Stearns
Goward
Byrne
Mr. Goward
Mr. Stearns
Roosevelt Family Heads to Philadelphia After Oyster Bay Visit
President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt travel from Oyster Bay to New York City by ferry, then proceed toward Philadelphia with delays due to fog. Archie and Quentin accompany servants to Washington, while Mrs Roosevelt heads to Philadelphia to join the President. Old Ladies Home patrons meet November 6 at 3 PM.
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New York
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Oyster Bay
Archie
Quentin
Washington
Roosevelt
Mason held for murder after alleged Waverley assault
Alan G. Mason a Boston man was held for further hearing on a murder charge in the third district court for Eastern Middlesex after police failed to make a case. The suspect, arrested for the Waverley killing of Miss Clara A. Morton last Saturday, was remanded without bail as new facts prompted continueddetention.
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McKenzie
McGlynn
Cambridge
Alan G. Mason
Boston
Clara A. Morton
Waverley
Miss Morton
Third District
Eastern
Mason
Steamer Teutonic Arrives From Liverpool
The steamship Teutonic has arrived in New York from Liverpool as of November 5.
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New York
Teutonic
Liverpool
First class shoes priced at 3 50 challenge higher priced pairs
Advertises women shoes at 3.50 and men’s Colt Enamel at 4.00 claiming the styles equal or surpass $5.00 options. Lists materials Vici Kid and Patent ColtSkin with latest Fall shapes in all sizes and widths. Encourages customers to try before judging value.
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Ayers
Francis W. McGlynn
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Mr. McKenzie
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Thomas H. Byrne
Thomas Choquette
Mary A. Campbell
Medor Carpenter
John W. Campbell
George Hodge
Drun
Hodge
Charles J. Wills
Newburyport
Thomas Reay
Gregg Reay
Bridget McSorley
Bridget
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St. John’s Hospital
Peter Fay
Prescott Street
Merrimack Square
H. B. Shattuck
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Lowell General Hospital
John R. Thayer
Worcester
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Old Ladies’ Home
Middlesex
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