Captain Hurley Shows No Dangerous Symptoms
Albany dispatch reports John Hammond, husband of a missing woman found strangled and decomposed in a trunk, confessed to his brother-in-law Mangini that he killed his wife. Hammond led police from Cohoes to Rouse’s Point on November 14 before heading toward Canada. autopsy confirms strangulation and severe beating.
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Albany
N. Y
John Hammond
Cohoes
Mangini
Hammond
Rouse’s Point
Canada
Montreal
Powers Will Not Parley With Porte
Paris reports official quarters state that communications between the powers and Turkey over the ultimatum answer show no postponement of the naval demonstration. Warships are moving from Piraeus toward a yet unstated objective, with Mytilene appearing as the plausible target. German ambassador Baron Marschall von Beirstein again urges accepting the powers demands to avert dangerous outcomes.
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Paris
Turkey
Piraeus
Mytilene
Baron Marschall von Beirstein
Rejected demands threaten Turkish reprisals in Macedonia
Constantinople via Sofia reports the porte rejects the demands and warns that continued European pressure could stir reprisals against Christians. It claims reforms were accepted but fault lies in nationalism and abroad influence, refusing financial control of Macedonia and noting possible massacres. Guards may be increased to protect foreign nationals.
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Constantinople
Sofia
Bulgaria
Porte
Europe
Macedonia
Reduction bid to curb streetcar fares in city
Lawyer Edward D. McVey filed with the city clerk a petition seeking no fare reduction on all street car lines. He requests a 3 cent fare on the Pawtucketville line to the Northern depot and uniform fare to Merrimack square from all terminals. A public hearing and candidate participation are urged, with the aldermen to withhold judgment until hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. McVey
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Pawtucketville
Northern Depot
Fletcher Street
McVey
Merrimack Square
Board of Aldermen
Steamship rate war seems probable in Atlantic ties
Hamburg America line withdraws from the North Atlantic Association effective January 1 1997 prompting fears of a general rate war with rivals North German Lloyd Holland American and Red Star as strained relations flare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Hamburg- American Line
North Atlantic Association
Hamburg-American
Loyd, Holland-American
Red Star Lines
Hamburg-American Line
North German
Lloyd Company
Governor Hagerman Named New Mexico Governor
President Roosevelt announced Herbert J. Hagerman of Roswell New Mexico as governor of New Mexico to take office January 22. The decision aims to heal a bitter factional dispute and place a man with strong ties to all sides in charge.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Herbert J. Hagerman
Roewell N. M
New Mexico
Army orders entrenching tools for all troops
General Croster, chief ordnance officer, issued an order for intrenching tools for the entered men of the army. The plan envisions every soldier equipped to entrench himself in time of need.
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Washington
Croster
Army
Mysterious Accident to the Engine in Rockport
A Boston and Maine watchman reports a locomotive derailed and stranded in a turntable pit at Rockport while night shift was quiet. The engine had been quartered in the round house and moved onto a spur, the turntable at an angle. no person was seen nearby and motive remains unknown. A wrecking crew set the engine back on the rails and an investigation proceeds.
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Rockport
Mass
Boston &Maine Railroad
French Indemnity Paid by Castro
Caracas November 24 Venezuela asked the American minister to receive the second installment of the Plumiley arbitration award after no French representative called on November 14. Paris announced on November 16 that President Castro refused to pay the second installment, with Judge Frank Plumley of Northfield, Vt., as commission president. The nonpayment was viewed as a provocation to France.
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Caraces
Russell
Paris
Foreign Office
Castro
Frank Plamiley
Northfield
Arbitration Commission
France
French Cruiser Jean Art May Join Venezuelan Demonstration
Paris dispatch reports the French cruiser Jean art may join a division for a demonstration in Venezuelan waters. The ministry offers no force decision yet, while the naval branch proceeds with preparatory actions as negotiations continue.
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Parise
L/Orient
Jean Art
Ministry of Poe Se Ae
Reign Office
Coure
Passengers Saved by Breeches Buoy in Lake Michigan
In a fierce storm at Holland Michigan on November 21 the steamer Argo ran aground on a sand bar near the north pier. After failed surf boat attempts, rescuers dragged a cannon to shore and fired a breeches buoy line to the Argo. Four women were brought ashore first, then the men. If no aid arrives soon the Argo may break apart on the beach.
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Holland, Mich
Lake Michigan
Argo
Graham and Morton
North Pier
Graham and Morton boat Argo crew and passengers rescued
The Graham and Morton Transportation Co officials said the Argo carried 22 crew members and 19 passengers. All were lifted to safety by the breeches buoy.
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Chicago
Graham and Morton Transportation Co
Argo
Anti Government Agitation Grows in Japan
Tokio reports rising opposition agitation after martial law not lifted and press suppression. Many sympathizers are found among opposition and even House of Peers members.
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Tokio
House of Peers
England to join naval display for Jamestown Exposition
London November 24 Foreign Secretary Lansdowne for Great Britain accepts President Roosevelt's invitation to participate in the naval and military displays at the Jamestown Virginia exposition in 1907.
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London
Lansdowne
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Jamestown
Troops Sail From Halifax to Liverpool on Kensington
Remaining elements of the Sth Royal Garrison Regiment and Royal Artillery depart Halifax on the Kensington for Liverpool. The detachment includes 20 officers and 519 men with associated families. Citadel now under Canadian control. Two hundred Canadian gunners expected from Quebec by December 5 and about 790 infantry from Ontario by December 6.
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Halifax
Sth
Royal Garrison Regiment
Royal Artillery
Liverpool
Kensington
Royal Engineers
Citadel
Quebec
Ontario
Transatlantic steamers Lucania and Lorraine in wireless contact
Wireless reports the Lucania from Liverpool and Queenstown to New York passing Nantucket lightship earlier and noting the Lorraine from Havre bound for New York in wireless communication about 78 miles east of Nantucket light.
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New York
Lucania
Liverpool
Queenstown
Hott
Nantucket
la Lorraine
Havre
Concord area railroad seeks bond issue approval
The state railroad commission received a bid from the Worcester Nashua and Western railroad requesting authority to issue 156 000 in bonds to replace bonds maturing January 1 1906. Autumn by Kittrebee's orchestra Prescott Hall tonight.
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Concord
N. H
Estate Railroad Commission
Worcester, Nashua &Hester Railroad
Kittrebee
Prescott Hall
Harvard Captain Hurley Near Safe Recovery After Brain Clot
Captain Hurley of the Harvard football team remains in hospital with a brain clot. Doctors report slight improvement and say he cannot play tomorrow. his mind is clear though movement is affected, and an operation remains a distant possibility. He is hopeful to learn news about the game tomorrow.
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Boston
Daniel J. Hurley
Harvard
Nichols
Harvard Athletic Committee
Hurley
W. N. Bullard
Cambridge
Harvard football squad tours Marblehead before Yale clash
The Harvard squad, quartered at the Clift house in Marblehead, visited Baker's Island for a forenoon ride while resting ahead of tomorrow's Yale game. Captain Hurley is out with a physical condition, but players look ready for a determined effort despite gloom over his absence. A light secret practice was planned for the afternoon.
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Marblehead
Marblehead Bay
Baker's Island
Harvard
Hurley
Yale
Yale football team holds signal practice in Newton Centre
The Yale eleven were given an hour of signal practice on the Cedar Street athletic grounds in Newton Centre this morning. Planned rest was waived due to fine weather and high spirits. The squad returned to the hotel around 11 o clock and planned an afternoon of automobiling.
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Newton
Yale
Cedar Street
Newton Centre
Battleship Mits to be retired soon at New York navy yard
Washington November 24 The outdated battleship Mits will be taken out of commission soon at the New York navy yard. Her replacement will be the battleship Indiana now undergoing extensive repairs to prepare for service.
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Washington
Mits
New York Navy
Batt Indiana
Ten Thousand and a Kiss Awarded in Memphis
A Memphis deduction reports Dr Heber J. to receive ten thousand dollars from leading citizens as a recognition for keeping the city free from yellow fever during the recent scourge. A check was taken up by a subscription, and the kiss was a formal gesture of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tribune
Memphis
Heber J
Ith
Record of Lowell Juvenile Court Cases and Bond Dispute
The Lowell juvenile court docket includes Joseph Mills a 15 year old boy charged with assaulting seven year old John Duffy with a stone leaving a life lasting mark. Mary Ann Lavergne a 15 year old was found a stubborn child and sent to House of Good Shepherd in Boston. Blanche Burnette had a prior sentence revoked and was sent to the state farm after probation failed. A councilman urged the mayor to secure and record city treasurer A G Stiles bond of 50000 to protect the city. officials later said the bond exists but had been unrecorded. Ongoing legal actions include a mandamus petition to force Mayor Casey to sign a 19700 pump contract hearing in Boston. Continued notes mention lease for the Decarie cremator and talk of Thomas Little running independent after primary defeat.
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Joseph Mills
Acre
North Billerica
John Duffy
Mills
Duffy
Hadley
Mary Ann Lavergne
House of Good Shepherd
Boston
Blanche Burnette
State Farm
Blanche
Slattery
Mr. Slattery
President Dodge
Common Council
James B. Casey
Lowell
A. G. Stiles
Board of Aldermen
William H. Dodge
Casey
Water Board
Supreme Court
Hill
F. E. Dunbar
Multiple divorces granted in district court today
Judge Bishop granted nisi decrees in several cases including Wright versus Wright due to Desertion, Saunders versus Saunders for Adultery, Johnson versus Johnson for Adultery, Fletcher versus Fletcher for Desertion, Hanna versus Hanna for Desertion, Novell versus Novell for Cruelty and non support, Beatty versus Beatty for Desertion, Ashbrand versus Ashbrand for Desertion, Smith versus Smith for Desertion, Smart versus Smart for Desertion, Rich versus Rich for Desertion, Lydiard versus Lydiard for Desertion, Welch versus Welch for Desertion, and Little versus Little for Desertion.
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Bishop
Sanford
Wright
Lowell
Nancy W. Wright
Carrie E. Saunders
Melrose
Alvin C. Saunders
Florence Johnson
James Johnson
Albert L. Fletcher
Framingham
Elsie L. Fletcher
Mary J. Hanna
David Hanna
Lizzie Novell
Cliffors Novell
Adelaide Beatty
John
B. Ashbrand
Chelsea
Henry W. Ashbrand
Harry Smith
Cambridge
Georgie E. Smith
Belle Smart
Somerville
Amos M. Smart
Mary C. Rich
Elisha P. Rich
Agnes H. Lydiard
Thomas EF. Lydiard
Jennie D. Welch
Malden
Wm. F. Woelch
Marshall Field Jr. Shows Improvement in Recovery Outlook
Chicago reports Marshall Field Jr. is decidedly better with a brighter recovery chance. Dr Bevan issued a 9 a m bulletin noting the general condition as favorable, a pulse of 58 and a temperature of 99.2 degrees.
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Chicago
Marshall Field, Jr
Bevan
Field
Government fish hatchery substation burned in Blisworth
A government camp on the Winnipeg stream at the head of Green Lake, a sub station of the Green Lake fish hatchery, was burned last night. The fire damaged spawning operations, with the loss described as small in money but significant in terms of stopping spawn supply during the peak run.
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Blisworth
Winnipeg Stream
Green Lake
Fires Called In Bridge Street And Cemetery Rear
Two rose fires were reported by the department on the forenoon. One fire occurred in Bridge street between Tenth and Eleventh streets and the second in the rear of St Patrick's cemetery. No damage resulted.
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Bridge Street
Tenth
Eleventh Streets
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Unusual Opportunity Opens for Stable City Role
An unusual opportunity seeks a suitable person aged 25 to 60 in good standing and financially independent to fill a stable city position. Apply to Mr Hahn care of the Courier Citizen office for details and eligibility.
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Hahn
Courier-Citizen Office
Mail Train Dashes Into Freight Wreck at Thompsontown
Harrisburg November 24 One man was killed and five injured when a rear end collision between two westbound freight trains blocked four tracks at Thompsontown. The mail train from Harrisburg at 440 am hit wreckage. all coaches of the mail were wrecked but no mail damage. Freight brakeman F G Huntzberger, recently promoted to flagman, died in the collision. Foggy conditions hindered the engineer’s view of the rear train.
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Harrisburg
Thompsontown
F. G. Huntzberger
Gardner Fit for the Battle in Woodward's Ring
San Francisco reports Jimmy Gardner and Mike Twin Sullivan set for a 20 round bout at Woodward's tonight. Both fighters in good shape for a hard contest with catch weights making conditioning straightforward.
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San Francisco
Jimmy Gardner
Mike
Sullivan
Woodwerd's
Meriwether Defense To Begin Today In Court Martial
Annapolis Md Nov 24 The court martial trying Midshipman Minor Merriwether for manslaughter in Branch death enters its third session as the defense prepares to present its case. Surgeon A M D McCormick testified Branch showed severe injuries and edema of the brain likely from repeated blows, but an autopsy could have revealed prior causes.
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Annapolis
Munroe
Meriwether
McCormick
eCormick
A. H M. McCor
Branch
Admiral McCormick
Hhs
Guerra making trouble in Cuba
Havanna November 4 reports from San Juan de Martine in Pinar del Rio show Congressman Pino Guerra charged with leading an insurrectionary plot has a following of over 50 men while Gen Rodriguez says there is no confirmation of the rumors Col Piedra sought in Havana has gathered about 20 insurrectionary comrades near Batahna
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Havanna
San Juan de Martine
Pinar del Rio
Pino Guerra
Genriguez
Snys
Col
Piedra
Havana
Arma
Cerro
Batahna
Postmaster Appointments Listed for New Hampshire Towns
Washington November 24. The following postmasters were appointed in connection with towns including Wranehville and Lewis on New Hampshire. Chichester Joseph C. Russell named in the roster for North Chichester.
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Washington
Connection
Wranehville
Lewis
New Hampshire
North
Chichester
Joseph C. Russell
Death of Lima representative T A Bennet buried in Peru
Lima Peru Nov 4 T A Bennet the Peruvian representative for major American and British capitalists died yesterday and was buried today in a quiet ceremony. The death marks a notable loss to the business community with Bennet's connections spanning prominent firms.
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Lima
Peru
T. A. Bennet
Noisy rally prompts crowds to demand action tomorrow
Fragmentary lines describe a public call to visit a location and see the reason for urgency, urging people to come down tomorrow or any day to witness the motive behind the demand. Strong entities not clearly identifiable in the text.
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Hiave
Sorte
Venezuela
Japan
England
Wireless
Ei-Azhar
Ion Blandard
Baker’s Island
Auburndale
Memphis Board of Health
Stiles
FOR Life
Dodge
Billerica
City Hall
Dennis E. Connors
Board of Health
Plain Street
Mr. Connors
Thomas G. Little
Committee On Appropriations
Marshall Field JR
Gardner
Guerra
Cuba
Boston Gloak & Suit Store
Merrimack Street
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