Company M Wins First Prize In Local Regimental Shoot
Company M of Lowell captured first prize at the 9th regimental shoot held at Walnut Hill, tallying 397 under adverse winds and rain. Sergt Carr led with 45 of 50, followed by Capt McNulty and Sergt Worthen at 44. Individual prizes went to Sergt Carr, Lieut McArdle, Private Wood, and Corp McDonald. The Parker cup at Dracut range later contested by city companies.
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Lowell Company
Sergt. Carr
Lieut. McArdle
Private Wood
Walnut Hill
Lowell
Company M
Capt
McNuilty
Sergt. Worthen
McNulty
Worthen
Sergt. Scott
Priv. Wood
Dickey
McCarthy
Reynolds
Corp. McDonald
Company L_ of
Natick
Dracut Range
Company
Factory Shut After Minor Labor Violations in Fall River
An investigation prompted by Massachusetts labor activists found four minors employed at Hans on Brothers shoe lace factory in Fall River. Factory Inspector John S. Tierney raided the shop, closed it, and foreman Matthew Hanson, a proprietor, will be summoned to court for child labor law violations amid an ongoing probe.
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Fall River
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
Worcester
Hanson Brothers
Johns. Tierney
Matthew Hanson
Novels Dominate October Book Lists Says Review
Literary magazines show six top selling titles are novels in October lists. Only two non novels appear, Berkeley Smith's How Paris Amuses Itself and a History of Louisiana selling well in New Orleans. Reading is concentrated on a few popular novels each month.
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New York Tribune
Herbert P. Williams
Macmillan Company
England
Williams
Providence Journal
Bookman
Berkeley Smith
Paris
Louisiana
New Orleans
First Day at School Through a Mother's Eyes
A Chicago Tribune poem about a mother whose little boy leaves for his first day at school. Her tears and memories linger as she recalls his baby items and fears the end of childhood. Her ache grows with the school bell, signaling the loss of baby days.
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Chicago Tribune
Paterson Flood Isolates City After Passaic River Rises
Paterson New Jersey faced near total isolation as the Passaic River swelled to within nine inches of February’s flood, suspending telegraph and telephone service for hours and halting trains on both sides. A 14 year old girl Mary Hadley drowned when Olden Creek bridge was washed away. Molten metal filled fire rooms at Passaic Steel works and water flooded Rogers Locomotive works forcing shutdowns. Bridges collapsed at West 25th street and Little Falls saw multiple bridges swept away. A Newark branch Erie train was wrecked near Nutley with injuries.
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Paterson
N. J
Passaic
Lackawanna
Erie
Mary Hadley
Olden Creek
Passaic Steel Works
Rogers Locomotive Works
West 25Th Street
Little Falls
Newark
Nutley
Exposition and culture highlight in October Criterion
The October Criterion surveys the St Louis exposition with a president’s field view and authoritative pieces on departments. It features travel tips and lodging guidance, portraits of officials and buildings, stories, poems, and reviews, alongside Good Housekeeping and Pilgrim sections.
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Criterion
David R. Francis
St. Louis
William Flewellyn Saunders
Business Men's League
Criterion Publication Co
New York City
Puvis de Chavannes in October Masters in Art feature
The October Masters in Art spotlights Puvis de Chavannes with plates illustrating works such as The Childhood of St Genevieve and The Sacred Grove Dear to the Arts. The Forum for October-December opens with reviews on American Politics and Foreign Affairs by West and Low, plus coverage of Finance and Applied Science.
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Puvis de Chavannes
St. Genevieve
St. Germanus
Sorbonne
Inter Artes Et Naturam
Henry Litchfield West
A. Maurice Low
Alexander D. Noyes
Henry Harrison Suplee
Herbert W. Horwill
Litera
General Young Visits Naval War College in Newport
Lieutenant General Samuel B M Young commander of the army arrives at Newport for a one day inspection of the naval war college. Admiral H Taylor, former college president, also attends as the party tours facilities and discusses the planned army war college preparations.
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Newport
R. L
Samuel B. M. Young
Army
Naval War College
French B. Chadwick
H. @. Taylor
Bureau of Navigation
Young
Army War College
Rough Off Cape Cod Weather Storm Hits New England
Boston reports a storm bringing an easterly gale to southeastern New England with high winds at Block Island and Nantucket. Cape Cod faces one of its heaviest gales of the season as the storm moves seaward, with no wrecks reported north of Newport by nightfall.
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Boston
New England
Middle Atlantic
Block Island
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Chatham
Vineyard Haven
Weather Bureau
Virginian
Newport
Torrential Rain Wrecks New York Area Floods
New York reports 10.04 inches of rain in a storm that doused the city and nearby counties. Flood damage runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars as coast storm and hurricane threats loom. Trains faced delays during peak rainfall, with express trains from Boston and the west arriving late.
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New York
New York City
New York Central
Hudson River Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Bronx
Boston
West
Murder charge in New London barge case arraigned
Captain John May and deckhand Paul Brown faced Judge Colt in the New London police court on a murder charge involving Captain Charles Parleman of the barge John Wilson Jr. They pleaded not guilty and were remanded without bail for examination on October 21. May to New London jail and Brown to Norwich jail.
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New London
Conn
John May
Paul Brown
Charles E. Meyers
Colt
Charles Parleman
John Wilson, Jr
May
Brown
Norwich
Col S P Colt Accepts G O P N omination for Rubber Co Head Ticket
Providence Rhode Island October 9 Col S P Colt president of the United States Rubber company today accepted the nomination tendered unanimously to him at the Republican state convention to head the ticket.
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Providence
R. L
Col. S. P. Colt
United States Rubber Company
Lake Shore Passenger Train Wreck Near Buffalo
A Lake Shore passenger train traveling from Chicago wrecked five miles west of Buffalo shortly before midnight on October 9. Reports indicate two people were killed in the incident and authorities are assessing the scene and casualties.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Shore
Chicago
Here
Last Excursion to Hoosac Mountain and North Adams
The Boston and Maine Railroad offers a last excursion of the season to North Adams on Saturday October 17 with round trip tickets at 2.00. Special trains depart Boston at 6:30 a.m. via Waltham Ayer and Fitchburg with return options on October 18 or 19.
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Hoosac Mountain
North Adams
Hoosac
Massachusetts
Greylock
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston City
Washington Street
Union Station
Waltham, Ayer
Fitchburg
Boston
Waltham
Ayer
Hyomei Inhaler Claims Cure For Catarrh
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a complete cure for catarrh using a breathing inhaler four times daily. It asserts germ killing in nose throat lungs and blood, claims no stomach drugs needed, and offers a full outfit for $1 with a money back guarantee from Ellingwood & Co. and Falls & Burkshaw.
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Ellingwood & Co
Falls & Burkinshaw
Small Change, Big Wins for Your Dollars
The line urges readers to use small coins like pennies nickels and dimes in want columns to secure what dollars cannot through other channels. It promotes keeping dollars and letting small change do the work.
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E. C. Berry
Catherina
Elizabeth Seton
Congo
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Cellini
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Ellis Schreiber
Alexander III
J. Brodhead
George Giglinger
Philosophy
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Arthur Symons
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Henry W. Nevinson
Mr. Shaw
William Archer
Shakespeare
Walter Rogers Furness
Ture
F. H. Giddings
Ossian H. Lang
J. M.rice
Forum
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W. P. Trent
C. B. Gilbert
Archibald S. Hurd
Good Housekeeping
California
Charles F. Lummisy
Japan
Florence Peltier
Mr._ eto
Madeline Yale Wynne
Jacob A. Riis
the Family
Charles Emory Smith
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Thompson Seton
Oliver Hersford
London
Linda Hull Larned
Jeffeson Davis
Jefferson Davis
Landon Knight
Walter E. Andrews
Michigan Belt
Dan Beard
Robert Hopkin
Emery Pottle
Frederick Alcock
Mosenthal
Gustav Kobbe
WAR College
Charles Wheeler
Thorndieg Street
New York and District
Col. Colt
Philip Hale
Hills
Morris K. Jesup
New York Banker
Lenox
Madame D’arcy
Naval Academy
Forrest Crissey
Dordrecht
Holland
Gloucester
Nmineterlinck
Henry A. Clapp
Bavaria
Old Victoria
Pacific Coast
Joe Smith
Milady
Hank Spink
H. B. Shattuck & Son
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Prescott ST
Pure
Holihan Bros
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