Lost pocketbook case puts Boardman on grand jury
John L. Boardman of Dracut was arraigned in police court on larceny charges for $120 taken from Solomon Shattuck of Hollis New Hampshire on November 10. Judge Hadley ordered Boardman to the grand jury in 400 dollars bond after a lengthy trial.
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John L. Boardman
Resi Aent
Dracut
Solomon Shattuck
Hadley
C. H. Conant
Boardman
Hollis
N. H
Ada Fox
Lowell
F. M. Barney
Hampshire
Bridge Streets
Mr. Boardman
Barney
Fred M. Barney
Mr. Shattuck
Ae City
East Dracut
Ada M. Fox
Bridge Street
Bridge
Hampshire Streets
Conant
Mr. Burnette
Peter J. McGauvran
Westford Street
Charles Laflamme
Defendant
Dracut Centre
A. G. Thompson
Rainproof Overcoats for Winter Weather
Heavy fabric rainproof overcoats unlined to save weight fit for all winter conditions. Priced at 15 dollars, with several styles in brown and gray, 52 inches long, single breasted, cloth collar, detachable belts, sizes 84 to 44. Limited offer claimed as underpriced.
Merrimack Across from City Hall
A brief item notes the Merrimack location across from City Hall. The readable text mentions the area near the city center and points of reference near public offices. No dates or additional details are present in the fragment.
Mrs Gilbert of Nashua Expected to Leave Hospital
Mrs Charles Gilbert of Nashua New Hampshire the lone Pelham accident victim remaining at Lowell General Hospital is likely to be discharged by week’s end. She suffered severe injuries requiring amputation of her left knee area after the crash and hovered near death for days before slowly improving. Her husband has visited the hospital frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gilbert
Nashua
N. H
Pelham
Lowell General Hospital
Gilbert
Cold wave reaches Ohio with heavy snow in Cleveland
A western cold wave spread to Ohio last night bringing record cold. In Cleveland a furious snow storm accompanied the drop, with temperatures reported around 18 below zero at several points in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Nominate Taylor for Alderman in Cook County Race
Stop extravagance and treasury raids. Nominate businessman Albion C. Taylor of Cook, Taylor & Co., for alderman. Vote for Albion C. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion C. Taylor
Cook, Taylor & Co
Chicago City Railway to open three trunk lines
Chicago plans to launch three more trunk lines this week Indiana avenue electric cars today Halsted street tomorrow and State street cable trains on Friday Police protection accompanied the launch on the controversial lines with Wentworth Cottage Grove and Indiana avenues seeing large passenger volumes and improved order Officials expect Cottage Grove to smooth out tensions while Halsted and State streets remain a concern with guards on the new services
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Chicago
Chicago City Railway Company
Indiana Avenue
Halsted Street
State Street
Wentworth Avenue
Cottage Grove Avenue
Halsted
State Streets
City Railway
City Hall
Harrison
Aldermanic Arbitration Committee
Wentworth
Cottage Grove
Wabash Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Fifty-first Street
Street Car Workers Vote Full Power Over Demands
Pittsburg, November 18. At a meeting of street car employees the executive committee was authorized to act on their demands. If the company refuses to recognize the union today, another meeting will decide whether to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Man Charged With Mail Robbery and Forgery in Chicago
Chicago reports John Blair aged 35 was arrested on charges of rifling United States mail boxes and forging a United States order. He was captured at a Clark street hotel and taken to Buffalo where he allegedly operated. Also note Republicans back W. T. Patten known as Billy Patten for caucus agent on Friday November 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Farrell
Anthony Clement
State Farm
Thomas J. Donohoe
James H. McKinley
George Boisvert
John J. McFarland
Laflamme
Lakeview Avenue
Aiken Street
James Street
Daniel H. Sullivan
Commonwealth
James Smith
Patrick McAndrews
Daniel Murphy
Pierre Latour
Chicago
United States
John Blair
Clark Street
Buffalo
W. T. Patten
Billy” Patten
Boyd Talks on Panama Revolution and U S Stance
Federico Boyd, Panama commission member, says a constitutional convention will draft a government following the US model. He notes no US assurances beyond protection of traffic and non-intervention, and says Panama acted on its own behalf while trusting the justice of its cause. He envisions the isthmus as a progress link and canal control shifting to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federico Boyd
Republic of Panama
Colon
United States
Panama
Six Story Broome Street Fire Hurts Tenants Panic
A six story factory at 858 and 360 Broome Street burned today in New York causing a panic among about sixty families in nearby tenements. No serious injuries reported. damage estimated at 50,000 dollars. It is the sixth fire in five years at this building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broome Street
New York
Five Men Burned in Lard Vat Collapse at West Fortieth
Five workmen injured when a huge lard rendering vat bottom failed in a West Fortieth street plant. Grease ignited, burning three men severely and leaving the basement in flames. Police and firemen rescued the others. two or more likely to recover, while three may die. Adjoined civic note mentions Albion Co. Taylor for alderman in Friday Republican caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
West Fortieth Street
Keenes Withdraw From English Turf Amid Stated Sale Plans
James R. Keene and son Foxhall will withdraw for a time from English racing. Select horses with valuable stake engagements will be sold, while the rest will be brought back to America. Keene cites perplexities and climate unfamiliarity as factors affecting trainers and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James R. Keene
Associated Press
London
Foxhall
Yalusbie
Keene
Anarchists Arrested in Switzerland Plot
Rome reports three anarchists were arrested at Malan in connection with a plot against Swiss President M Deucher. The Messagero disclosed the arrests on November 18.
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Rome
The
Messagero Today
Malan
Switzerland
M. Deucher
Rio Tinto Mines Strike Ends. Workers Return
In Huelva Spain the Rio Tinto mine strike has ended and the miners have resumed work under Navy supervision. The move ends a disruption affecting production and local labor.
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Huelva
Spain
Rio Tinto Mines
Delegates debate socialist record at AFL convention
Boston delegates and spectators filled Faneuil Hall as the American Federation of Labor opened a debate on whether to record the convention as favoring socialism. Key speakers included James F. Carey and J. M. Barnes while Lavin urged adoption of socialist ideas and Kreft and Slayton argued against the committee’s unfavorable report.
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Boston
Faneuil Hall
American Federation of Labor
James F. Carey
Massachusetts
J. M. Barnes
Philadelphia
Gompers
Committee On Resolutions
Richmond
Railway Clerks’ International Association
Dole
The
Piano Makers of
Chicago
Lavin
Wilkesbarre
Kreft
Slayton
Newcastle
Pennsylvania
Worcester Allies Prepare Rally For renomination Bid
Friends of Councilman Charles H. Worcester of ward 3 have taken off their coats to secure his renomination. They plan a big vote effort Friday night. The Lincoln club will host a reception Thursday night for Republican candidates and supporters at Barristers hall. A general invitation is extended to Republicans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Worcester
Lincoln Club
Barristers Hall
Revolt Expands as Ottoman Forces Retreat in Yemen
News dispatch from Constantinople dated November 18 reports the Yemen revolt spreading southward. Ottoman troops moving toward Hodaida faced stiff resistance from rebel tribes and withdrew. An advance from Mokha also failed as Turkish units were defeated.
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Constantinople
Vilayet
Yemen
Arabia
Hodaida
Mokha
Canadian from Liverpool and ports listed in vessel line
Boston and Liverpool reports list a Canadian from Liverpool New York on November 18 with arrivals and voyages involving Grosser Kur furst at Bremen and Cherbourg, indicating maritime travel details and port connections on that date.
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Boston
Liverpool
New York
Grosser Kurfurst
Bremen
Cherbourg
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Demand Noted by Lowell Study
Reports from Lowell on November 8, 1903 show marked growth in demand for Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral during the past year. Dr. J. C. Ayer’s family lines indicate a consistent rise in gifts reported across all interviewed respondents.
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Ayer
Lowell
Fighting at San Domingo Ends Night of Severe Attacks
Rebels blockaded from entering the capital as fighting raged around San Domingo on Monday night. The US cruiser Baltimore landed marines to safeguard American interests and guards were posted at the legation, consulate, and Clyde agency. The Baltimore later moved toward Kingston and Bahia Honda as part of US naval plans.
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San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
United States
Baltimore
American Legation
Clyde Steamship Agency
Who Is She A Mystery Telegram Reaches Lowell Parent
Boston November 18 1903 a telegram to Peter Nawn a Lowell meat dealer notes a Mrs Annie Gray age 70 who died with a plea bury me for my mother's sake. Nawn says he cannot recall the woman or any relatives in Boston and plans to travel to Boston to view the body hoping for clues to a possible distant link. He is married with five children aged from 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Annie Gray
Peter Nawn
West Third Street
Lowell
Courier-Citizen
Spontaneous Stove Fire At Dutton Street Home
A pantry drawer fire at P. H. Goldman’s house on Dutton Street started by spontaneous combustion shortly before 3 am. Fire spread from ground floor through partitions to the roof before firefighters arrived. hose lines swiftly quenched the blaze. Goldman reported smoke and water damage to goods in his store.
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P. H. Goldman
Dutton Street
Goldman
Merry Del Val Receives New Papal Post in Rome
Rome reports that the Pope has appointed Cardinal Merry del Val, the secretary of state, to be prefect of the sacred palace this morning. The official move elevates the papal household and confirms continued trust in the secretary's duties within Vatican operations.
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Rome
Cardinal Merry del Val
Sacred Palace
Papal Administration Reforms Put Cardinal Merry del Val in Charge
The late Pope Leo’s secretaryship of state was freed from the secretary role and given to Cardinal Mocenni, with Merry del Val now head of Vatican administration. The Pope met privately with Mgr Espinosa, archbishop of Buenos Aires, as Patten enters Republican consideration for chief of supply department.
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Leo
Mocenni
Merry del Val
Vatican
Papal
Mgr. Espinosa
Buenos Ayres
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J. L. Boardman
Welch
Hampshire Street
Shattuck
Arthur Burnette
McGauvran Bros
Thirteenth Street
the Merrimack
General Hospital
Chicago City Railway
U. S
Wm. T. Patten
Boyd
York
Albion Co. Taylor
Cook Taylor & Co
Ady
Keenes
Federation
Municipal Politics
WM. H. Pearson
Central St
Senator Morgan
Senate Canal Committee
Santiago
Cuba
Guantanamo
Naval Station
Kingston
Jamaica
Bahia-Honda
Pinar del Rio
O’ Sullivan Bros
O'S
Copeland
Graham
J.&m
O'Sullivan Eros. CO
Ei-Azhar Seans
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