Head Identified as Susanna Geary by Mother and Sister
Boston, Nov. 6. Mrs. Geary and Evelyn Geary positively identified the harbor head as Susanna A. Geary, the missing Cambridge chorus girl, completing identification in the case. The body’s head was moved between undertakers and Harvard Medical to aid evidence. Police expect to indict several suspects and search Mary Dean as a key figure.
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Thie Picture of Walter Daniels at the Opera House
Walter Daniels, a clever vaudeville comedian, opens this afternoon at the opera house. His turn is praised but contrasted with the Fitchit Vaecar Girls, who also perform each show this week. The Springfield Union lauds the Vassar Girls as beautiful singers dancers and musicians with refined daintiness.
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Councilman Harry Read Seeks Re-Election in Ward 3
Councilman Harry Read of Ward 3 announced his candidacy for re-election. The move aims to secure continued leadership on local issues and governance.
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Harry Read
Celtic Strikes Marblehead in Gale at Mare Island
In Vallejo California on November 6 a powerful gale drove the refrigerator ship Celtic into the cruiser Marblehead and its floating machine shop at Mare Island navy yard. The collision wrecked two five inch guns and the bridge, bent plates, and left the machine shop sunk. The Marblehead may require commissioning suspension while Celtic sustains minor damage and the overall loss runs to thousands of dollars.
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Desperate London Poor Press Premier Bal Four
London women protests reach Premier Bal four as thousands march through city streets to urge relief for unemployment. Deputation of wives and relatives meets him at the Local Government Board office amid a loud Marselline echo.
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Balfour
Republicans Hold Noonday Rally at Faneuil Hall Boston
Massachusetts voters near election day saw Democrats touring Cape Cod in a special train with 25 towns visited and speeches by Charles W Bartlett and Henry M Whitney. Republicans led by Lieut Gov Curtis Guild Jr Eben S Draper and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge addressed a large crowd at Faneuil Hall. Both parties claimed victory while Cape train stops featured Hamlin Sullivan Foster and Gaston among speakers amid betting on the outcome.
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City Party Confident In Philadelphia Victory
Philadelphia leaders of both Republican and reform movements claim victory in the upcoming election. Senator Penrose says belated reports favor the Republican ticket by a large margin. City party canvases indicate at least a 33,000 majority and prompt action against alleged illegal voters. Two hundred detectives and specials assist.
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Denouale
Last day of campaign in Lowell prompts tense local race
The state campaign ends tonight in Lowell as Republicans push to mobilize workers at headquarters while Democrats slow to open their own offices. Ward by ward organization shows Republicans confident of victory, with several aldermanic and council seats contested by both parties amid remarks about the board of overseers and local political anecdotes.
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Court of Cassation to Review Dreyfus Case in November
Washington reports that France will bring before the court of cassation in November the request for a revision of the Rennes court martial that condemned Alfred Dreyfus for a second time. If justified, the court may proceed itself or refer the case to another military tribunal.
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Railroad bonds missing in Pittsburgh notice
In Pittsburgh in November a notice reports that Santa Fe Central railroad bonds valued at many dollars, once held by the late Cashier T Lee Clark and Enterprise National Bank treasurer, could not be located by the receiver of the bank.
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New York City Election Sees Hearst Campaign Power
Witnessing a remarkable political race in New York City, the Municipal Ownership League backed by Hearst campaigns against McClellan and Jerome. Betting favors McClellan or Jerome at 2 to 1, with Hearst polling prospects around 170000 votes as Ivins fights a divided Democratic base. Jerome sharpens a reform message against graft while urging independence from political bosses. The board of estimate may spend $900 million over four years as election warrants surge prior to tomorrow’s vote.
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George B. McClellan
Wm. M. Ivins
William T. Jerome
New York County
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York Evening Post Today
Board of Estimate
Board of Aldermen
Emil Fuchs
Fire destroys Bennett property in North Tewksbury
A Saturday morning fire totally destroyed the shed and automobile owned by George Bennett, member of Bennett Bros windmill manufacturers. The blaze, likely started by a torch lighting the boiler, left the barn uninsured and the auto insured by N. G. Norcross. Loss about $500.
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Firemen Buried as Wall Collapses at Tenement Fire
New York on November 6 a five story brick wall at a tenement fire on St Nicholas avenue collapsed burying and killing Fireman Daniel Sheehan and injuring several other firemen. The fire department attributed the collapse to the wall being out of plumb for several years.
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Blacksmith Kills Wife Then Takes His Own Life
In Los Angeles Ira Caler, a Blacksmith, shot and instantly killed his wife yesterday and then shot himself in the forehead, dying five hours later at the receiving hospital. The woman had recently begun suit for divorce.
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Los Angeles
Ira Caler
Cost Per Capita for Paupers in Lowell Highest in Country
The Lowell city farm spends 3.01 dollars per inmate weekly, a peak among similar institutions. Voters face abolition of the elective board of overseers as a mayor-appointed commission could cut costs, with a Courier-Citizen straw poll showing 59 in favor of abolition and 25 against. The overseers resist, claiming loss of people’s control, while city departments note independence from the board, and the park commission already operates under mayoral appointment. The piece continues on page twelve.
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Lowell
Courier-Citizen
Chauffeur Halts Car Crash at Medford Square
Dr. C. T. Clifford's automobile struck a frog in the electric car track at Medford Square on the way to Boston, breaking the axle. The chauffeur steadied the vehicle to prevent a rollover, the occupants shaken but uninjured, car hauled to a nearby garage.
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Medford Square
Boston
Prisoner Albert H. Darwin Hangs Self in Jail Cell
In Cleveland on November 6 Albert H Darwin jailed for the Joliet murder of Mrs Anna Gray ended his life by hanging in his county jail cell. Darwin had fled with Gray before she returned to her husband and was slain.
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Rust mite prevalent in cotton belt report says
Washington November 6 The department of agriculture in a report says the red spider or rust mite has been quite prevalent in some sections of the cotton growing area of this country during the past two years.
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Department of Agriculture
Death from virulent tetanus after fall and fracture
William 8 Roper died at St Johns hospital after a fall from a staging into manure left him with a compound elbow fracture. Doctors diagnosed tetanus as the cause, noting virulent lockjaw and a fatal paroxysm Saturday morning.
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St. John’s Hospital
Alfonso Welcomed to Germany in Berlin Entry
King Alfonso arrived in Berlin through the Brandenberg gate in an open carriage beside Emperor William. The monarchs rode to the Unter den Linden palace where they were to attend a banquet that evening.
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Alfonso
Brandenberg
William
Unter den Linto
Longtime Labor Ally Seeks Reelection in Lowell District
He has served two terms in the legislature and holds high standing at the State House. He is efficient, versed in duties, and honest in private life. A working man and member of the trainmen union, he represents the district faithfully and supports labor friendly measures and Lowell's interests. He has influential legislative friends and has shown steady engagement on committees.
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Train-Mens Union
Lowell
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