Very Small Juveniles in the Police Court
A Kingston police court session records four youths under eight charged with stealing lumber from George L Fowler on School Street. Thomas Jones and William Farr receive six month suspended sentences to Lyraan school. Rooney Brown and Hart boys receive admonitions and proceed. Michael Rogers, formerly on probation, sees his suspended sentence revoked and is sent to the State farm. Other cases include Frank Lemoyne’s continued fraudulent conveyance case and several minor fines for Outterson Bourassa Hickey Hancock and Hightan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Rogers
Michael
Kane
Church Street Bridge
Rogers
State Farm
William Hart
Fred Rooney
Thomas Jones
Burnett Brown
George L. Fowler
School Street
Fowler
Hart
William Farr
Lyraan School
Mr. Slattery
Rooney
Brown
Frank Lemoyne
Lemoyne
Leduc P
Founder's Day at Mt Holyoke Marks 65th Anniversary
Visitors from the East honor Mary Lyons as Mt Holyoke College observes Founder's Day in South Hadley. The senior class marches to the chapel in caps and gowns led by its president and vice president, followed by faculty in academic dress as President Wooley and Rev Henry Hopkins of Williams College attend with trustees.
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South Hadley
Mt. Holyoke College
East
Mary Lyons
Wooley
Henry Hopkins
Williams College
Historic church service with choir procession and readings
A large choir in white cassocks led a procession as 120 members filled the platform. Rev Henry Hopkins gave the day’s address preceded by Prayers and Scripture by Rev Judson Smith. Musical selections followed, including Martin Luther’s Ein Feste Burg and an anthem by Dr J Varley Roberts, ending with Jerusalem the Golden as the recessional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hopkins
Judson Smith
D. D
Martin Luther
Teamster Injured By Runaway Team At Wamesit
A teamster employed by C. H. Clapp was seriously hurt at noon in Wamesit when his team ran away while he hauled dirt for repairs on electric car tracks. He was thrown, wheels may have passed over him, and an ambulance sent him to St. John's hospital. His exact condition was not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wamesit
C. H. Clapp
St. John’s Hospital
Hard coal drops price in Boston market
Boston coal dealers voted to cut hard coal by three dollars to nine dollars per ton. Anthracite had been pegged at twelve dollars per ton for weeks. Two barges brought about 2500 tons, the first Pennsylvania anthracite in the market for many weeks. Pea coal is priced at seven dollars per ton.
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Boston
Pennsylvania
Treasury halts state and municipal bonds as government deposit security
Washington notes the treasury department has discontinued accepting state and municipal bonds for government deposit security. However, transactions already begun will be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Pope receives Cuban archbishop in private audience
In Rome on November 7 the Pope met Archbishop Chapelle the Cuban and Porto Rican delegate and Archbishop of New Orleans in private audience for about half an hour showing keen interest in the New Orleans diocese and Cuba and Porto Rico. Chapelle then presented 15 Cuban students studying in Rome for the priesthood and the Pontiff warmly greeted them with a blessing for Cuba and Porto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chapelle
Cuba
Porto Rico
New Orleans
Murder Report From Sonora War Path Near San Marcial
Tucson Arizona November 7 reports indicate J E Sullivan superintendent of a La Moza mine and several Mexicans were killed near San Marcial Sonora by Yaqui Indians who have reportedly taken the war path and are beyond the reach of the Mexican force involved
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Tucson
Ariz
J. E. Sullivan
la Moza
San Marcial
Sonora
Idaho results show GOP lead in state race and congress
Idaho returns indicate the Republican state ticket leads by about 7000 votes and French may win Congress by around 8500. Republicans appear to hold 50 of 67 seats on the joint ballot in the Legislature as returns continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Congress
Death of Mme Migliara Former Chicago vocal teacher
Chicago reports the death of Mme Anna Migliara a former European prima donna and 15 year Chicago vocal teacher from apoplexy Born Bernard in Boston 52 years ago she studied in Italy at 17 and debuted in light Italian opera Interment set for Portsmouth New Hampshire
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Chicago
Anna Migliara
Europe
Mme
Migliara
Bernard
Boston
Italy
Portsmouth
N. H
Widow seeks letters of admin for Norris estate
San Francisco on November 7 Mrs Jean nette Norris widow of novelist Frank Norris who died here recently filed a petition for letters of administration. She states the estate consists of 1000 dollars in cash and royalties in several of her husband books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jeannette Norris
Frank Norris
Pension Changes in Washington Nov 7 list
Pension changes dated Nov 7 list increases issued Oct 21 for William H. Smithson Fall River $10 James L Leonard Norton Furnace $10 Richard Clifford Stoughton $17 William H Ingalls Marblehead $8.
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Washington
William H. Smithson
Fall River
James L. Leonard
Norton Furnace
Richard Clifford
Stoughton
William H. Ingalls
Marblehead
City Hall Tonight Sees Election Canvass and Committee Meetings
Aldermen gather at city hall to canvass election returns and handle other business. The Industries committee holds a meeting and the Education committee also meets, with the latter planning an inspection trip to potential school sites this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Committee On Industries
Committee On Education
Mr Tilton's Condition After Fall on Central Street
John W. Tilton former superintendent of parks and commons was injured yesterday when he fell and struck his head on Central street. He was taken to Emergency hospital and has been removed to his home at 8 Whipple street in fairly good condition.
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John W. Tilton
Parks and Commons
Central Street
Whipple Street
Liverpool Autumn Cup Ends in Dead Heat
In Liverpool on November 7 the autumn cup race finished in a dead heat between Kings Courier and Throwaway with Pellisson third. Thirteen horses competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Kings Courier
Throwaway
Pellisson
Wilson Elected as Delegate to Congress in Phoenix
Phoenix Arizona November 7 in a reported result Wilson Democrat is conceded as winner for delegate to Congress with a probable majority under five hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
Wilson
Congress
Ayers Cherry Pectoral for Colds and Coughs
A brief vintage advertisement for Ayers Cherry Pectoral promoting relief for hard colds and chronic coughs. It urges consulting a doctor for better advice and promises soothing and healing benefits. The line ends with a garbled vendor name Lewall.
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Lewall
Xsss
Transports Held Vital to Army, Ludington States
Washington on November 7 General M I Ludington quartermaster general publishes annual report detailing army transports. He notes ships are fitted for troop movement with high comfort and no transport-related deaths. He argues to retain enough transports for emergencies despite calls to dispose of them and cites plans adopted by foreign nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. I. Ludington
Manila
Army Transport Service
Army
Department
Spain
Philippines
Christians and Presidents Debate China Outlook at Chicago Banquet
Five hundred members of the Methodist Social Union in Chicago attended a banquet with Bishop David H. Moore of Asia and Bishop Joseph C. Hartzell of Africa as guests of honor. Moore urged Christianizing China as the only solution to the eastern question, urging belief in China’s vitality despite corruption, and urging relief from superstition and darkness to become a great nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Methodist Social Union of Chicago
David H. Moore
Asia
Joseph C. Hartzell
Africa
Moore
China
Astor Dedicates Marine Turbine Patents to Public
Col Joan Jacob Astor of New York announces in a scientific journal that all his marine turbine patents are dedicated to the public to hasten development. His design features twin screws in tandem and opposite rotation. no engines have yet been built to use the invention, which would ordinarily be protected for 17 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joan Jacob Astor
Astor
Basque Leader Arana Faces Eight-Year Sentence
In Bilbao on November 7, Sabino Arana leader of the Autonomist party goes to trial for sending a congratulatory telegram to President Roosevelt after Cuba’s independence was granted. The public prosecutor contends the telegram infringed Spain's dignity and seeks eight years’ imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Sabino Arana
Roosevelt
Bilbao
Senor Arana
Spain
Miller faces new bid to dismiss indictments in Brooklyn
New York November 7 A motion to dismiss twenty indictments against William E F Miller who is serving ten years in Sing Sing for swindling over a 520 percent syndicate has been denied by Judge Aspinwall in Brooklyn. Efforts to obtain a pardon are under way as Miller, now in early consumption, may trigger renewed prosecutions if released. The district attorney said release would revive the old cases and the court upheld the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William EF. Miller
Aspinwall
Brooklyn
Miller
Big Sales of Hops Reach Record 4000 Bales
Hops market records show sales totaling 4000 bales the largest on record. About three quarters are destined for London with Portland Oregon noted in the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Portland
Ore
All American Bowlers Defeat Olympia Team in Navy Match
The All-American trio of ten-pin bowlers defeated the Olympia, Washington Navy team by a score of 2849 to 2276.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Navy
Woman Identifies Harry Cornish in Poison Mail Trial
New York testimony resumes in the Roland B. Molineux case as Anna C. Stephenson states she believes Harry S. Cornish mailed the poison package. She confirms she recognized Cornish when pointed out in court, addressing a reported lack of recognition. The assistant district attorney questions her prior identification.
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New York
Anna C. Stephenson
Roland B. Molineux
Harry S. Cornish
Osborne
Cornish
Operators Agree to Accept Commission Decision
Washington November 7 Col Carroll D Wright recorder of the anthracite coal strike commission reports a telegram saying most operators in the Lackawanna and Wyoming coal regions will appear before the commission and accept its decision There are about ten operators from smaller mines in the anthracite area involved
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Col
Carroll D. Wright
The
Anthracite Coal Strike Commission
Uackawanhna
Wyoming
Deer Mistaken Shot Wounds Smyrna Mills Man in Maine
In Houston Maine on November 7 reports say Harry Fisher of Smyrna Mills was mistaken for a deer and shot in the shoulder by Charles Delong, son of the Smyrna Mills hotel owner, about 14 miles from town. Fisher’s injury is not serious.
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Houston
Harry Fisher
Smyrna Mills
Charles Delong
Fisher
Strike talks end with wage agreement in Bloomington
Bloomington Illinois November 7 reports that after a series of conferences between Chicago and Alton shop employees and officials, an agreement was reached establishing a satisfactory wage scale and ending all strike talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ill
Chicago & Alton
Burglars Steal Jewelry and Goods in Albuquerque
Bandits broke into the Santa Fe railway office and a local jewelry store in Albuquerque on November 7, securing about $2000 in valuables. Police made one arrest and recovered some of the stolen property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Santa Fe
Lily Dunton Dies in Brescia Hospital
Rome reports the sudden death of Lily Dunton a singer from Boston Massachusetts caused by gastritis she collapsed and died in a Brescia Lombardy hospital on November 7 continuing to mourn a prominent American vocalist with ties to the city of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lily Dunton
Boston
Mass
Brescia
Lombardy
How To Prevent Colds With Father John’s Medicine
This old remedy claims to prevent colds by restoring body vigor after exposure. It warns against patent medicines and touts Father John’s Medicine as a non additive food medicine without opium or morphine. It recommends the $1 bottle for three times the 60-cent size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
John O'Brien
St. Patrick’s Parish
Lowell
Mass
Police Seek Watch Pawners in Boston Murders
Boston detectives pressing to identify who pawned Agnes McPhee and Clara Morton watches linked to two nearby murder assaults. Alan G. Mason of Boston is jailed on Morton murder charges while state police gather evidence. A negro pawner and a white pawnshop buyer are contrasted, with several witnesses and a dealer questioned. Authorities note matching addresses 23 Grove and 23 Greenwich street and continue probing for a single culprit.
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Boston
Agnes McPhee
Clara A. Morton
Alan G. Mason
Mason
Miss Morton
Waverley
Miss McPhee
Somerville
Morton
McPhee
Cambridge
Joseph Nemser
Watts
O’nel
East Cambridge
Dugan
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Nemser
Grove Street
Greenwich Street
Baroness Details Baron Von Muenchausen Saga Abroad
The Baroness Von Muenchausen, widow of a Hanoverian nobleman, tells New York reporters the baron unknowingly joined an aristocratic syndicate that funded debt. He studied American farming, married in 1895 after meeting the baroness’s father, and later repaid notes to Eissler, amid a Berlin suit. His German estate remains with a cousin. sister-in-law linked to Baron Von Asten in Berlin.
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New York
Baroness von Muenchausen
Berlin
Eissler
United States
West
Virginia
Germany
Muenchausen
Baron von Asten
Fifty Years Celebration Opens at St John’s Cathedral
In Cleveland on November 7 a six day celebration began for the fiftieth anniversary of St John’s Roman Catholic cathedral consecration. Pontifical mass of thanksgiving was celebrated by Bishop F Horstmann and a sermon delivered by Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia. A statue of the first bishop Amadeus was to be unveiled on Sunday.
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Cleveland, O
St. John’s
F. Horstmann
Ryan C. Philadelphia
Amadeus
Medal of Honor Legion meets in Independence Hall
Philadelphia November 7 The Medal of Honor Legion Civil War veterans met in an annual convention at Independence Hall with about two hundred members present Major Moses Veale commanded the session Mayor Ashbridge welcomed the veterans and praised their Civil War service to preserve the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Medal of Honor Legion
Independence Hall
Moses Veale
Legion
Ashbridge
TO RENT Furnished room near Normal school
Classified ad notes a furnished room for rent in a new house with steam heat, asking 1.50 per week and inviting inquiries at 197 Wilder Street. California period tone preserved.
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Wilder Street
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William Outterson
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William Bourassa
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Founder’s Day
Nox
Clary
Massachusetts
Prohibition
Hampshire County
Archbishop Chapelle
Pontiff
Islands
Idaho
Errimac : Clothing CO
MR. Tilton
Ayers
Ludington
Col. Astor
Harry Cornish
Maine
Chicago & Alton Road
Mason House
the Baron
Cleveland
Universal Co
Dept. B. Walnut St
E. F. Nolin
Bridge Street
Pelham & Methven Electric Railway
Pelham & Haverhill
H. Gore & Co
Q'Sullivan Bros. CO
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