Jealousy Motive in Vermont Mill Murder
Ephraim Root, a saw mill employee at West Rochester, was beaten and disfigured to death last night. Joe Bean, a fellow worker, is in custody and to be arraigned in Rochester with autopsy and coroner’s inquest planned. Both men were reportedly in love with the same woman connected to Joseph Greene’s household. Root died after 3 a.m. from a crushed skull and severe injuries.
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Randolph
Ephraim Root
West Rochester
Joe Bean
Root
Bean
Joseph Greene
Greene
Mr. Greene
Rochester
Favors Arbitration in New York Labor Row
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor and James Duncan secretary urge Building Trades unions to accept the Employers' association arbitration plan. They call for disbanding rival groups, leniency to members, and approve the plan overall despite flaws, praising its removal of sympathetic strikes.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Jas. Duncan
Employers’ Association
Mr. Gompers
Return to Boston by Honourable Artillery Company tour
The Honourable Artillery Company of London and the Ancients of Boston wrap up their eastern tour, traveling from Montreal and the White Mountains. They sail Thursday afternoon for England on the Columbus after banquets and entertainments. An Ancients detail greeted them at North station.
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Boston
Honourable Artillery Company of
London
Ancients of
Canada
Montreal
White Mountains
England
North Station
Country Club
Hotel Somerset
Earl Ellsworth Sentenced for Life in Woodstock murders
Chicago dated story reports Earl Ellsworth who confessed to killing his father mother and a boarder in Woodstock. He waived a change of venue and urged mercy of the court before receiving a life sentence in the penitentiary.
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Chicago
Earl Ellsworth
Woodstock
Morgan not to be called in ship-building hearings
New York Oct 13 Samuel Untermyer counsel for bond-holders protective committee in the U S Ship building case said he saw no reason to call J P Morgan. Morgan could not testify in person as he was in Europe when the ship-building matters occurred and would testify only by hearsay.
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New York
Samuel Untermeyer
Munyon's Paw Paw Promises Stomach Renewal
A vintage promotional notice extols Munyon's Paw Paw as a cure for stomach ailments and as a remedy for alcohol, morphine, and stimulant abuse. It claims digestion improves rapidly, reduces cravings, and asserts broad social benefits. Available at druggists for $1.00 and Paw Paw Laxative Pills at 25c.
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Munyon
J. D. Hall, Jr
Providence News Summer Resort Bureau
Paw Paw
Ohio long line of monuments dedicated at Antietam field
Hagerstown Md Oct 13 Ohio state stakes ten battlefield monuments on Antietam including McKinley memorial. Notables present Gen Ian Hamilton Sir Kay Muir viewed the defilement with interest. Ceremonies at Dunkard Church featured prayers, readings, and speeches by Major David Cunningham Gov George Nash and Gen R P Kennedy.
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Hagerstown
Antietam
Ohio
McKinley
Ian Hamilton
Kay Muir
Hamilton
Gettysburg
Dunkard Church
Rayer
William R. Parsons
Ohio Battlefield Commission
W. W. Miller
David Cunningham
War Department
George K. Nash
Robert Shaw Oliver
R. P. Kennedy
23D
Ohio Regiment
Twenty Chinamen bail in $500 bonds in Boston case
Boston on October 13 reports that twenty of the seventy nine Chinamen jailed yesterday by United States officials secured bail in federal court this afternoon. Each posted bonds of five hundred dollars.
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Boston
United States
Fiske
Tie Up Averted in Brockton Trades Arbitration
In Brockton on October 13, the Master Builders' Association voted to accept an agreement with the carpenters' union to submit the dispute to arbitration, averting a threatened tie up in the local building trades.
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Brockton
Master Builders’ Association
Carpenters’ Union
Sickles Presides Medal of Honor Convention in Gettysburg
At the Gettysburg medal of honor convention General D E Sickles of New York presided and a resolution commending Lieut General Miles as a brave soldier was passed on appeal against the chair's decision that it did not belong to the afternoon's affairs.
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Gettysburg
D. E. Sickles
New York
Miles
Lord Mayor Hosts Alaskan Boundary Tribual Banquet
London banquet at the Mansion House honors the Alaskan boundary tribunal with Lord Alverstone, Secretary Root, and Sir Louis Jette. Absentees include Finlay and Sir Edward Carson. Root lauds US British trust and cordial arbitration while Alverstone rebukes premature criticism. Ottawa reads Laurier cable repudiating an alleged interview.
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London
Marcus Samuel
Mansion House
Finlay
Edward Carson
Roosevelt
Alaskan Boundary Tribunal
Lord Alverstone
Root
Louis Jette
Alverstone
Michael Herbert
United States
Great Britain
England
America
Canada
Lodge
Messrs
Messrs. Dickinson and
Robinson
Ambassador Choate
Samuel
Jessie Cherry Dead in Ark telegram shock for Cherry sisters
A telegram from Hot Springs, Arkansas reports the death of Jessie Cherry, youngest member of the Cherry sisters quartet. Once famous near Cedar Rapids they rose to national notoriety with unconventional stage acts to save their homestead from debt. They toured widely and faced criticism over their talent and reception.
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Boston
Hot Springs
Ark
Jessie Cherry
Cherry Sisters
Cedar Rapids
New York
Archbishop Kain Dies After Illness in Baltimore
The Most Rev John Joseph Kain archbishop of St Louis Mo died tonight at St Agnes sanitarium Baltimore Md where he had been a patient since May 12 Heart disease initially treated but general breakdown from overwork led to his decline Recently appendicitis developed and he rapidly sank
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Baltimore
John Joseph Kain
St. Louis
St. Agnes Sanitarium
Aldermen Postpone Hearing on Police Chief Dunbar
Taunton aldermen vote to delay the hearing on charges against Chief of Police Charles E. Dunbar by Albert F. Moorelock until Friday night.
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Taunton
Board of Aldermen
Charles E. Dunbar
Albert F. Moorelock
Boston's Chinese Raid Prompts International Tensions
Col Stephen W Nickerson, Boston vice consul, reports to Chinese officials about last Sunday night's Chinatown raid. He warns China may respond, arguing officers overstepped rights, citing 1894 exclusion law article 4 about protections for Chinese residents vs naturalization limits.
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Boston
Stephen W. Nickerson
Chinatown
Washington
China
United States
Monk Eastman's Gang Trial Resumes in New Jersey
The crowded courtroom heard the case of Monk Eastman, David Lamar, Bernard Smith, and Joseph Brown, charged with conspiring to assault and assaulting James McMahon, the plaintiff's coachman. Mrs McMahon testified to attempts to coerce McMahon to leave his home at night. Central Office Detective John Kelly testified he saw Lamar with Eastman and gang members in New York after the assault and helped arrest Eastman and Brown.
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Freehold
N. J
Heisley
David Lamar
Bernard Smith
Monk” Eastman
Joseph Brown
James McMahon
Lamar
New York
Eastman
Brown
Testimony Covers Lamar Case Bail Remarks In Court
Kelly testified that Lamar wished the case would not reach the papers. Detective Kelly faced sharp cross examination by Edmund Wilson, Lamar’s counsel. Detective Gallagher of New York echoed Kelly’s testimony. When Joseph Reilly questioned bail for Eastman, Lamar’s counsel protested that the inquiry aimed to show Lamar secured bail for Eastman and Brown.
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Kelly
Lamar
Edmund Wilson
Central Office
Gallagher
New York
Joseph Reilly
Eastman
Eastman and
Brown
Italian Squadron for Far East Ships Moves to Join
Rome reports that the protected cruiser Puglia is en route from Callao to San Francisco to join Italy's Far Eastern squadron. The force now includes Vettor Pisani Calabria and Piemonte, with orders to protect Italian interests in China if a Russo Japanese war breaks out. Italian public opinion largely supports Japan.
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Rome
Puglia
Callao
San Francisco
Vettor Pisani
Calabria
Piemonte
China
Russia
Japan
Cruiser New Orleans sent for repairs at Yokohama
The cruiser New Orleans has arrived at Yokohama for overhaul by a Japanese firm. Due to Far East tensions, every effort will be made to repair without docking. Rear Admiral Evans will oversee movements to avoid any appearance of US involvement in the Russo Japanese quarrel. The American fleet would observe if war occurs between Russia and Japan.
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Washington
New Orleans
Yokohama
Far East
Evans
United States
Von Sternburg Returns to Washington from Weirs trip
Baron Von Sternburg German ambassador and ambassadress arrived in Washington from The Weirs New Hampshire where the embassy was set up for the summer.
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Washington
Baron von Sternburg
the Weirs
N. H
Farm Bargain and Boarding House for Sale
Farm bargain offers 70 acres with running water, two ponds, suitable for a summer home, price 2800, buildings incomplete. Also an established 36 room boarding and lodging house with eight boarders, profitable, asking 850. Located at 64 Central Street. Telephone 908-2.
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T. Hy Ei
Central Street
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Mgr
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Toy Symphony
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von Sternburg
Beara the Bignature
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Lowell Humane Society
Highlaid Club
George E. Metcalf CO. Fire Insurance Agency
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Lowell, Mass
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Glara Turner Company
Moulton, Thompson & Moulton
Mgrs
Henry W. Savag
Raymond Hitchcock
Henry M. Blossom, Jr
Alfred G. Robyn
Temple Theatre
Odd Fellows Temple
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Marlow, Pluskett & Donovan
May Hamilton
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Wax Winslow
Frank Riley
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