Thousand Men Needed to Quell the Uprising in Minnesota
A Walker Minnesota dispatch reports an armed Indian uprising near Leech Lake with heavy casualties on both sides. Maj. Wilkinson killed, Col. Sheehan wounded, many Indians dead, and a general call for 600 to 800 troops to rescue Bacon’s command and deter further violence. The Journal notes 1000 troops may be required and anticipates broader conflict tonight.
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Minneapolis
Walker
Mah-Ge-Guh-Bo
Bear Island
Bacon
Journal
Minn
Wilkinson
Col. Sheehan
H. S. Tallman
Sheehan
Walker, Minn
General Bacon
Lieut
Morrison
Inspector Tinker
Secretary of the Interior
Bog-Ga-Wah- Ge-Shosh
Leech Lake
Cass
Red Lake
McKinley
Leach Lake
J. S. McLean
E. R. Johnston
the Times
C. H. Hamiln
The
Tribune
Pedl Lake
Cass Lake
National Cotton Mule Spinners Conclude Convention
Boston delegates to the National Cotton Mule Spinners Association adjourned for six months after discussing immigration restrictions. Robert Howard warned mills risk oversupply, urging output limited to market demand. Resolutions favored restricting output and enforcing the 58 hour law nationwide, with new officers elected for the coming year.
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Boston
National Cotton Mule Spinners’ Association
Robert Howard
Michael Duggan
Lowell
James Fallon
Pawtucket
Samuel Ross
New Bedford
Frank Mullaky
Pawuicket
Fall River
Daniel C. Reardon
Dover
Daniel J. Murphy
Taffville
Charles Wade
Lewiston
Thomas O'Donnell
James Wilde
Cetroni Convicted in Manslaughter Case in Lynn
Lawrence records the trial of Angelo Cetroni of Lynn for manslaughter. The jury returned a guilty verdict this morning. Counsel Maher of Boston moved for a new trial claiming juror bias and inappropriate juror remarks from a prior case. Judge Lilley remarked he might disagree with the jury’s verdict but would not overturn it.
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Lawrence
Angelo Cetroni
Lynn
Maher
Boston
Lilley
Judge offers new trial if Maher proves juror claim
The judge stated that if Mr Maher can substantiate his assertion about what a juror said in a prior trial, he would grant a new trial. He announced that Maher would have an opportunity to present proof next Monday in Salem.
Memorial Service for Dead of the 5th Regiment
In Boston on October 6 Fr John F Cummins conducted a large memorial service for the dead of the fifth regiment at Calvary cemetery chapel. Many mourners gathered outside the chapel as he spoke of Montauk and Camp Wikoff burials and paid tribute to Col Bogan and Maj O Connor.
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Boston
Calvary Cemetery Chapel
John F. Cummins
Cummins
Montauk
Camp Wikoff
Col. Bogan
Maj. O'Connor
Brockton Fair Opens Under Favorable Auspices
Brockton on October 6 reports glorious sunshine and bracing air as the Brockton fair enters its second day. Crowds, in bright attire, pour in from nearby towns while horse races and bicycle events begin at 8 am. The horse show, a highlight for today and tomorrow, opens amid praise for top entries. A balloon ascent is noted, and officials estimate attendance may top 40,000.
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Brockton
New York
Newport
French Democratic club banquet hosts Bruce Williams Fitzgerald Chalifoux
Lawrence October 6 The French Democratic club held its annual banquet with guests including gubernatorial candidate A. B. Bruce Hon. Geo red Williams and Joseph L Chalifoux of Lowell A reception preceded the dinner with Amedie Cloutier master of ceremonies Rep Jos Joubert as toastmaster Speakers included A B Bruce Geo Fred Williams John Fitzgerald and Senator Joseph J Flynn among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Fred Williams
John F. Fitzgerald
Joseph L. Chalifoux
Lowell
Joseph J. Flynn
Indicted for Murder in Emma Gill Case
Bridgeport Connecticut October 6 grand jury returned true bills for murder in the second degree against Sadora Guilford Harry Guilford and Rose Drayton all implicated in the death of Emma Gill whose dismembered body was found in Yellow Mill Pond on September 12 and 13 Oxley of Southington was arrested on a bench warrant and jailed pending plea in Superior Court tomorrow afternoon Eudora Guilford remains at large with a warrant out for her arrest deputy sheriffs continue to search for her.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Oxley
Eudora Guilford
Plumb
Superior Court
Police Recognize Nancy Guilford in Extradition Case
London authorities identify Dr Nancy Guilford widwife of Bridgeport Conn as the prisoner in the Yellow Mill Pond manslaughter case She is 45 or more with iron gray hair and police found medical instruments and an obstetrical instrument among her belongings The U S embassy confirms the identification based on photos and records
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London
Nancy Guilford
Bridgeport
U. S
Foreign Missions in Grand Rapids Raise 3500 for Outreach
At a morning meeting of the American Board of Foreign Missions in Grand Rapids pastors and laymen contributed 3500 to fund a special agent to spur church interest. A committee from each cooperating company was named to head the forward movement, while Rev C H Thwing reported on the home department.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
American Board of Foreign Missions
W. H. Walker
American Board
C. H. Thwing
D. D
Adelbu College
Cleveland
Choice for Low Priced Tenements in City
We offer several low priced tenements across the city from five to ten dollars monthly with high value. Winter rental includes steam heated rooms at a price barely above unheated rooms. T. H. Elliott advertises Central street listings. Monarch over pain promises instant relief for burns cuts sprains and stings via Electric Co. stores.
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T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Monarch
Fight Declared Off Hawthorne Withdraws Corbett McCoy Bout
New York October 6 Corbett McCoy match canceled after Hawthorne A C Buffalo withdrew. William D Gray McCoy manager reported the decision amid boxing party reorganizations. Tom O Rourke resigned Lenox A C plans to California with Sharkey Walcott Bayard. John Considine offered 20000 purse for a Corbett McCoy fight.
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New York
Corbett-McCoy
Wm. D. Gray
McCoy
David Nugent
Hawthorne A. C
Buffalo
Tom O'Rourke
Lenox A. C
Corbett
Gray
Kimball Wins Quarter Mile in Park Biocycle Meet
Washington reports a Park Biocycle Club race under the National Racing Cyclists Union drew a small crowd. Owen Kimball of Louisville won the great quarter mile championship while Major Taylor and Eddie Bald finished second and third. Taylor gains forty points to narrow the lead to two points behind Bald for the title.
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Washington
Park Biocycle Club
National Racing Cyclists’ Union
Owen Kimball
Louisville
Major Taylor
Eddie Bald
Bald
Futurity Stakes won by Peter the Great in Lexington
In Lexington on October 6 the Futurity stakes were claimed by Peter the Great. Charlie Herr, Limerick and Seraphin placed second, third, and fourth. Best time recorded was 2.124% in the third heat.
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Lexington
Peter the Great
Charlie Herr
Limerick
Seraphin
Star Pointer Shines in Mile Time Trial at Fair Grounds
St Louis October 6 Star Pointer paced a mile at the fair grounds under heavy track conditions completing the time 2 03 and two thirds seconds under adverse circumstances. The effort is regarded as one of Pointer s best miles on a heavy track with strong showing for the day.
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St. Louis
Star Pointer
Fair Grounds
Pointer
National League results across key games
In Brooklyn Brooklyn 4 beat Boston 7. St Louis led 4 1 in game one over Cleveland and 1 1 after five innings in game two. New York 6 Baltimore 3 and Philadelphia 5 Washington 2. Louisville led Pittsburgh with an incomplete score due to darkness.
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Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington
Louisville
Pittsburgh
P. C
Boston Wee
Baltimore Sees
Incarnative
Leveland
Chicago
Pittsburg
Washington Wees
Local notices and society ties from Middlesex County
Middlesex County notes cover W C T U meeting at Mrs Hendley with papers read and a Tremont Temple delegation chosen. Unitarian services, road contract news, a Bridgeport wedding, Atwood and Wilkins social details, and upcoming church and town events. Visitors include Tilton and Mountford. Y P S C E hosts a Friday social.
West Chelmsford Social Notes Touch on Pulpit and Travels
Reverend Sarah Dixon of Tyngsboro preached at West Chelmsford on Sunday to a large attentive audience. Miss Lulu Spalding sprained her ankle in a bicycle fall. Rev Dr Virgin and family left for New York last week. Mrs John Knowles and daughter Helen arrived home from England after a pleasant trip. Mr Knowles resumes work at Moore's Mills as Brookside plans a six month mill shutdown with a barge link to North Chelmsford for workers. Mrs Lucy Baldwin visits from Pawtucket and Mrs Marcus Winship visits Watertown. Mrs Frank Guyette suffers malaria. Mumps affect Miss Naylor the primary teacher closing her school briefly. Rumors say a Brookside-Brookside romance may lead to a wedding. A Good Templars box party at Marshall Hall on Oct 8, with out of town talent scheduled for 7:30 PM.
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John H. Swett
Robbins
Chelmsford
Robbins & Sweetser
R. W. Dix
J. P. Emerson
Julia A. Spaulding
Florence Cummings
Somerville Hospital
John M. Fiske
New York City
Unitarian
The
Good Templars
Central Congregational Church
E. C. Bartlett
Lillian Santamour
Lizzie Cole
Ida Tilton
Wm. Smith
Flora E
Sarah Dixon
Tyngsboro
Lulu Spalding
Virgin
New York
Pilgrim Church
John Knowles
Helen
England
Knowles
Moore's Mills
Brookside
North Chelmsford
Lucy Baldwin
Pawtucket
R. I
Mary Winship
Baldwin
Marcus Winship
Watertown
Frank Guyette
Miss Naylor
Marshalll’s Hall
Leominster week with relatives and local notices
Albert H. Davis visits Leominster relatives. Unclaimed letters list includes Mrs. Stella Butters and other locals. Sunday services at All Saints Unitarian Central Congregational and Baptist churches with grouped meetings and sermons. A Warren Circle sociable and music event planned. Republican caucus recount favors Martin Robbins over James P. Ramsay in Chelmsford. Robbins praised as self-made with Belfast, Maine origins and early work in Massachusetts.
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Albert H. Davis
Leominster
Post Office
Stella Butters
J. E. Cook
L. Drake
J. K. Knowlton
Abby M. Lovejoy
John Mullin
Chas. E. Sears
Eben A. Whitney
C. E. Society
Central Congregational Society
All Saints
Church of the Living God
Central Congregational
C. E
E. J. Robbins
Warren Circle
Baptist Church
Martin Robbins
James P. Ramsay
Robbins
Chelmsford
Lowell
Belfast
Mace
Tewksbury
Joel Jenkins
Middlesex Street
Harvest supper and entertainment planned in North Billerica
Miss Laura Forbes remains seriously ill with sister Miss Mary Forbes attending her. Mrs H W Sheldon takes a two week vacation in New York. The Baptist church Ladies Aid plans a harvest supper in the vestry Friday evening. Construction on Talbot avenue double houses advances rapidly. The X Q Z club schedules a dance at Talbot Memorial hall Saturday evening.
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Laura Forbes
Mary Forbes
H. W. Sheldon
New York
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Talbot Avenue
X. Q. Z. Club
Talbot Memorial Hall
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Gen. Bacon
Cetroni
Memorial
Fr. Cummins
Calvary Cemetery
Brockton Fair
Chalifoux
Emma Gill
Nancy
Foreign Missions
Treasury
National Biscuit Company
Hawthorne Club
Corbett and McCoy
National League
Inual
Sais
Grechang
Beecham
Middlesex County
Littleton
A. M. Hendley
Hendley
C. A. Hosmer
Cloues
Jennette Jacobs
N. B. Conant
Lizzie Stoughton
Tremont Temple
Coleman
Unitarian Church
Fred Hartwell
Cash Road
Leslie A. Hager
Annie Belle Lyford
Carlisle
Festina Wilkins
Frank F. Wilkins
Augusta Adams
Congregational Church
Temple
N. H
Sheldon
Hattie McIntyre
Jaffrey
George E. French
Lars Anderson
W. B. Chamberlin
Wm. Teele
Wells
Congregational Cour
A. C. Blaisdell
Bedford
Nellie V. Lowe
West Chelmsford
North Billerica
Uncle Sam
United States
Spain
Gately & Pearson
Twas Solicitors
Bildreth Building
Courier
the Courier-Citizen
Mark Andrews & Co
E. D. Steele & Co
Cor. Central and
Prescott Sts
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