Nominations filed as city primaries heat up
The city primaries see Republicans field many aldermanic and council candidates with Ward 9 lacking a chair candidate. Mayor, purchasing agent, and several ward tickets are announced, while Chairman Duncan of the school board is absent. Rich contest shapes across wards 1 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 with multiple filings and vacancies to fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Hill
Frederick W. Farnham
William Fairweather
Thomas G. Little
James F. Walker
William H. Brown
Andrew Livingston
Charles H. Wing
Edward A. Salmon
William J. Hayes
Asa B. Hilliard
James H. Fleming
William H. Dodge
Otis Allen
Burton H. Crosby
Peter A. Mackenzie
Alfred H. Johnson
John F. McNamara
Frank R. Bailey
Edwin J. Cheney
Samuel A. Pickering
Harry J. Read
Wesley M. Wilder
Edwin M. Kittredge
Norman W. White
John H. Blake
James H. Leighton
Omer David
J. Omer Allard
Leon Marcotte
William G. McIntyre
Albert E. Wilby
George H. Moody
John H. Hoar
George
Peter A. Mealey
Broadway
Nicholas B. Dunfey
Isaac E. Wotton
George W. Poore
Fred Roper
George H. Cosgrove
Cosgrove
John P. McCarthy
John
Palm
Jeremiah Daly
James FE. Donnelly
P. J. O Brien
Democratic City Committee
James B. Casey
J. Jean Co Jennersey
James E. Dean
Alder Fof O'Pries
Raward eVey
John P. Clancy
Daniel Cosgrove
John J
Fought A Great Bird On Sea Voyage Ends In Capture
Boston reporters recount a dramatic at sea encounter near Georges Banks where Abe Skinner and Stewart Stone of the fishing schooner Thomas 8 Gorton were attacked by a large orange billed bird. Stone suffered deep facial flesh wounds. the creature was captured and is kept at a wharf, fed on fresh herring.
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Boston
Abe Skinner
Stewart Stone
Thomas
Gorton
T Wharf
Stone
Gloucester
Skinner
Georges Banks
Dory
Emperor receives pope envoy in Tokyo audience
Tokio November 10 noon The emperor held an audience with Bishop Wm O Connell the pope s special envoy The bishop was presented by Premier Kateura and was sent by the Pope to Japan to care for Catholic church interests in the empire
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O’connell
Tokio
Wm. O'Connell
O'Connell
Kateura
Japan
Empire
Cabinet crisis rocks French chamber of deputies
Paris November 10 a cabinet crisis erupted in the chamber of deputies during a violent scene as the ministry opposed motions, interior minister Etienne and war minister Bertous left the chamber amid heated orders. The crisis is seen as a test of the government’s resolve and support for Premier Rou vier amid party divisions.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Mant
M. Etienne
Interior
M. Bertesus
Rouvier
Victoria and Nevada Line Expansion Plan Anounced
The Glen Peele Company reveals a new steamship line from Vancouver to Hong Kong with faster transit times and improved service. The fleet of steamers, Crem 14.008 to explore longer routes, aims to extend the voyage from Victoria to Hong Kong, enhancing connections and travel speeds. The plan represents a major boost to transpacific shipping and trade links.
Hearst Contest Promises Indictments in Election Fraud
New York reports indicate Julius M. Mayer and the law committee pursuing 16 indictments in Hearst mayoral contest. They seek charges for violating election laws and assaults at polling places. Hearst releases a postal card about missing ballot boxes. Mayer notes recovered boxes from the North River.
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New York
Julius M. Mayer
Law Committee
Wm. R. Hearst
Mayer
Jerome
Hearst
Front Street
North River
Connecticut River Railroad seeks $1 million stock issue
Boston Nov 10 The Connecticut River Railroad Company sought approval to issue $1,000,000 in new stock to buy the Vermont Valley road. The Boston and Maine leases the line and a provision for public sale was discussed to aid stockholders needing cash. No opposition was raised.
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Boston
Connecticut River Railroad Company
Connecticut River Road
Maine
Vermont Valley
Human Stone Quarry In St Cloud Man Lost Eye and Arm
Chicago dispatch reports John Janski, 22, of St. Cloud Minnesota, has endured a severe quarry accident. An explosion fourteen months ago led to immense injuries with thousands of stone fragments removed from his body. A granite fragment and a smaller piece were extracted during recent operations. He reportedly undergoes weekly knife procedures.
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Chicago
Tribune
St. Cloud
Minn
John Janski
Janeki
Monument to Satan Unveiled in Detroit Neighborhood
Detroit on November 18 reports a monument to Balan, recently unveiled by Herman Hets, a contractor, at 304 Hamilton Avenue. The object and the attack that followed drew city officials and residents into an unresolved dispute.
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Detroit
Mich
Balan
Herman Hets
Hianion Avenue
Bonbardimen
Hetwe
Thieves Before Court In Lawrence Police Court
Crime docket from a Lawrence town court showing Frank Barry charged with robbery of ex Councilman Evans and two youths Dowd and McDonald charged with breaking a nickel in the slot machine. Barry pending bond, Dowd ringleader with two small boys arrested, all subduing in a prior spree. proceedings continued to next Tuesday.
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Frank Barry
Lawre
John A. Evans
Lawrence
Lowell
Barry
Evans
Merrimack Square
Spickerville
Capt
Sullivan
Jordan
Welch
Albert Dowd
Pawtucketville
George E. Mongeau
Merrimack Street
Walter McDonald
Dowd
Mongeau
Cronstadt Mutiny Quiet After Deportations and Rioting
Cronstadt reports show mutinous sailors submitted and hundreds of leaders deported. Troops entered by water with machine guns and field guns debarked from St. Petersburg. Rioters sacked the Tartar and Jew markets and destroyed ten modern business blocks. Fires burned out, leaving ruins, as soldiers bivouacked and sought bread and rations.
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Cronstadt
St. Petersburg
Pavnoff Street
Equipore
Rumors of Plot to Massacre Jews in St Petersburg
Reports circulating that the Black Hundred in St Petersburg plans a Sunday night massacre of Jews and intellectuals, with houses marked by a red cross. Police report no real danger expected, though rumors run through the lower classes. Continued on page twelve.
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St. Petersburg
St. Bartholomew
St.etersburg
Woman seeks aid for Rutland state hospital treatment
A young woman asked Secretary Courtney for help to be sent toRutland state hospital for consumptives she lacks the four dollars weekly required. She claimed a relative would pay but could not. She gave Chelmsford address and offered no Lowell proof. Local doctors warned prognosis could be favorable with treatment.
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Courtney
Rutland
Ruthland
Chelmeford
Lowell
Ubero Promoter Arrested in Nevada Larceny Case
Hotton Nevada reports the arrest of Feeginand E Ror, once promoter of a plantation venture, on charges of larceny involving a sum from Warren Page and other investors. Police escorted the figure from the State Street area as the investigation expanded.
Government Seizes and Destroys Counterfeit Assets
In Weehington on November 16 authorities seized counterfeit money and related gear including coins, dice, plates, rolle types, halle stamps, collars, milling and other machinery and appliances for making counterfeit currency. The value involved totals $56,000 plus.
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Weehington
Geary murder case advances as grand jury meets
Susan na Geary of Cambridge, a chorus girl who died after unlawful treatment, is the focus of Suffolk county grand jury action. Indictments are expected against four suspects, including Louis Crawford, William Howard, Dr. Percy D. McLeod, and Morris Nathan. Nathan faced accessory before the fact charges after his hospital collapse. Bain tied to $5000 bail for Nathan and $20000 for McLeod. Nathan had no surety.
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Boston
Navy
Susanna Geary
Cambridge
Boston Harbor
Suffolk County
Louis Crawford
Wm. Howard
New York
Percy D. McLeod
Back Bay
Morris Nathan
Nathan
Geary
McLeod
Chas. H. Innes
Dr. McLeod
Burglars Blow Open Proctor Post Office Safe
The Proctor Vermont post office was entered early today and the safe blown open. About $150 was stolen. There was no crew present for the burglary.
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Proctor
Hague Conference Moves Toward Second Peace Talks
The Hague conference plans advance as nearly all powers accept Nicholas II's invitation. Russia drafts the program for May talks at The Hague addressing Manchuria, Russian rail leases, and China treaty questions. Baron Komura in Peking leads Japan's side, with unresolved rail details and potential embassy rank changes.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Russia
Hague
Foreign Office
Mockinane
China
Portsmouth
N. H
Mancheria
Baron Komura
Pekin
Kuanchengteu
Liaotung
Memorial Day to George Williams
In New York on November 1 a request was issued by the international committee of the M M A naming the first Sunday of the week of remembrance as Will iam es day. The founder is commemorated with associations and services, and his resting place is noted. Local details are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Heather
New York
International Committee of the
M. A
George Willheme
Football Player Dies of Meningitis
Raster New Hampshire reports a football player died from meningitis in a brief, factual notice noting the date and place of the incident with minimal details.
New England Association Meet Held at Lowell Textile School
The 77th New England Association of School Superintendents met at the Lowell Textile School with B B Russell presiding. Officers were chosen, reports discussed education progress, salaries, and labor laws, and notes on neonatal cases and illiteracy efforts were shared.
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New Engeland Association of
Lowell Textile School
B. B. Russell
Brockton
C. BE. Fisher
Alfred C. Thompson
Wakefield
New England
Wm. D. Parkinson
Waltham
Boston
North Terminal Station
A. G. Wheeler
Everett
Lord
Portland
Geo. H. Martin
Herbert W. Lull
Newport
KR. L
Frank E. Parlin
Quincy
A. J. Jacoby
Milton
W. C. Bates
Cambridge
Mason
Stone
Montpelier
Frank J. Peaskee
Lynn
Ernest L. Silver
Rochester
N. H
A. K. Whitcomb
Lowell
F. H. Beede
Gay
Hood's Lotion Claims Exquisite Shine For Face Hands
An ad touts Hood's Lotion as delivering real charm to the skin. It highlights facial and hand use and mentions benefits for chapped effects and windburns, noting various example conditions.
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Mikado
France
Streamers
Satan
Hetz
Heys
Erazhar
Hadley
Lawrence Man
James Marsden
Rutland Hospital
Ubero
Aaa
Athan
Dr McLeod
Municipal Court
Hague Conference
George Williams
Raster
Guana
New England Association of School Superintendents
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