Notable voices and verdicts in strained public questions
Capt Cook claims he ordered the Brooklyn loop while critics of Schley debate cooks and broth. Brass tacks on Czolgosz guilt, Schley, Editor Most, and law. Autumn leaves frame a predawn sense of duty as crowds cheer labor in the woods. Pat Crowe defends a rosier self image than his name suggests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Cook
Brooklyn
Loop
Schley
Creditors gain control as Sioux City winding up proceeds
John C. Coombs of Boston wins a battle for control of the Union Loan and Trust company assets. The reorganization includes a Missouri River bridge, key to a transcontinental rail plan with Clark's line, and a 14 percent dividend on 1.5 million preferred stock to be paid across 36 states. A $250,000 cash bid from J W D O Grady was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
John C. Coombs
Boston
Credits Commutation Company
New England
Union Loan and Trust Company
J. W. D. O'Grady
Bank of Montreal
Col. I. C. Dison
Crawfordsville
Ind
Sioux City Stock Yards Company
Coombs
Swift & Co
Great Northern
O’neil
Neb
Burlington
Coor ® Hs
Omaha
Nebraska and
Gulf
Hard Boy to Handle in Lynn Flight Chased by School and Police
Robert Shields a 16 year old runaway from Billerica military school caused a stir in Lynn when an instructor and a patrolman pursued him. He was captured and brought to police headquarters after a lengthy chase in which the instructor lost an umbrella and damaged clothes. A relative then retrieved him at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Robert Shields
161 Court Street
Boston
Billerica
Reading
Officials Reelecteed at Philadelphia and Reading Meetings
Philadelphia news reports the annual meetings of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron companies, along with their subsidiaries, resulted in the re election of the existing officials. The Reading company also held an adjourned session and approved its annual report from June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Reading Company
Bank offers foreign exchange and safety deposit services
Transacts a general banking business and offers foreign exchange payable worldwide in English French German and Swedish money. Provides safety deposit boxes with private rooms. Savings Department pays 3 cents per annum compounded semi annually. Monthly interest. Ladies banking rooms. Depository of United States and Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Banking hours 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Saturday 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. 7 to 9 P.M. Banking rooms at 30 to 46 Middlesex Street and 11 to 24 Post Office Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Ransom Letter Urges Halt to Pursuit in Bold Threats
Sofia Oct 15. Parents of Madame Tsilka, companion of Miss Stone, report a letter from brigands in a subterranean retreat. They claim they are treated courteously and threaten death if rescue efforts continue. The plea asks ransom payment and an end to military pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Madame Tsilka
Miss Stone
Brigands Fail to Claim Ransom for Miss Stone
On Oct 15 the ransom payment for Miss Sofia Stone expired with no claimant. The band reportedly dissolved and Stone remains watched near the frontier as snow and cold render the mountains uninhabitable. Police efforts to arrest Sareff, former Macedonian committee president, continue amid local sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Miss Stone
Samakoff
Mists Stone
Sareff
Macedonian Committee
Rhode Island Democrats Nominate Ticket at State Convention
Providence Oct 15 The Rhode Island Democrats in a state convention nominated L F C Garvin of Lonsdale for governor Adelard Archambeault of Woonsocket for lieutenant governor Frank R Fitzsimmons of Lonsdale for secretary of state Clark Poiter of North Kingston for treasurer and D J Holland of Providence for attorney general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Democrats
L. F. C. Garvin
Lonsdale
Adelard Archambeault
Woonsocket
Frank R. Fitzsimmons
Clark Poiter
North Kingston
D. J. Holland
Witness Tampering Delays Perjury Trial in Windham County
Brattleboro Vermont October 15. Disclosure that liquor was smuggled into Windham county jail at Newfane and that key witness Henry Eddy was intoxicated to prevent testimony caused great excitement. Trial postponed due to tampering with a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Windham County
Newfane
Henry Eddy
Bank vault blown open at Tiro by six men
Galion Ohio October 15 The Farmers and Citizens bank vault at Tiro was blown open with nitro glycerine by six men this morning Cash totaling about 40000 dollars was taken The robbers drove away their pursuers with rifles and escaped
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galion
Ohio
Farmers and Citizens Bank
Tiro
Balloonist fails Mediterranean crossing in balloon
Count de la Vaulx attempted to cross the Mediterranean by balloon and was rescued ten miles east of the St. Laurent lighthouse. Paris reported the failed voyage on October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count de la Vaulx
Mediterranean
St. Laurent
Wisconsin Sails for Samoa Under Sealed Orders
The battleship Wisconsin sailed from Seattle under sealed orders for Samoa via Honolulu. The move reflects a rapid deployment in the Pacific theater as tensions rise in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Samoa
Honolulu
Seattle
Wash
Jury selection begins in Hayes murder trial
In Litchfield Connecticut on October 15 jurors started to be chosen for the trial of John T Hayes of Winsted accused of murdering his sweetheart Winifred Cooke. Court heard the crime stemmed from alleged insane jealousy after the engagement ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield, Conn
John T. Hayes
Winsted
Winifred Cooke
Maud Gonne Reported to Flee to South Africa
London authorities report Maude Gonne has eluded capture and is traveling toward South Africa, with the news dated October 15. The development centers on her escape and destination as authorities pursue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Maude Gonne
South Africa
Light Monday Registration Yields Small Voter Turnout
Registration data show a quiet day with 21 names added in the afternoon and 22 in the evening. The muted turnout marks a slow start to the election cycle with limited participation across listed precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evenig
Epidemic of Deafness Hits Police Court
In Judge Hadley's court defendants in a drunkenness case crowd shouted What say as sentences were read. Hearing failures attributed to liquor prompted megaphone use. several defendants faced fines of 2 dollars, some 6 dollars, with Annie Dyke and James Finnigan sent to jail. One case settled out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Johnson
Carl
Thomas F. Foster
Church Street
Joseph E. Cogger
State Farm
John F. Buckley
Officer Lane
Prescott Street
Buckley
John
Roy Mason
Michael Harrington
Edward Dillon
Eugene H. Parker
Harry Driscoll
Walter Burns
Archie Tanguay
John Doyle
Henry Fisher
Annie Dyke
Lowell
James H. Finnigan
Deadh Assies
Azaroumas
Mary Calal
Month's mind mass for William J. Coughlin at St Patrick's
A month’s mind mass for the repose of William J. Coughlin will be held at St Patrick's Church Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Coughlin
St. Patrick's Church
Tired Out Tired and Impure Blood Cure Promise
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla advertised to cure constant fatigue by cleansing impure blood on the border of nerve exhaustion. Claims quick relief with a $1 bottle, sold by druggists. J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Cooley's Latest Picture Issued in Murder Case
Police circulate new descriptions of Charles F. Cooley, alleged murderer of Elizabeth Caisse, with a newer front view portrait and facsimiles of his signature. Lowell police expand inquiries nationwide and near the Canadian border, hoping to track him soon. Joseph Caisse and son Peter traveled to Adams, Massachusetts, after revealing he spent $100 seeking a divorce without success. unlike Cooley, he had no affection for the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Cooley
Elizabeth Caisse
Cooley
Haff
Lowell
Joseph Caisse
Peter
Adams
Mass
Caisse
Regimental shoot awards given at Lexington grounds
Second prize went to Company G in a 180 contestant field from the Sixth regiment M V M at Woburn street grounds Lexington. Company A Wakefield won first with 73 dollars, Company C Lowell notable for high team score and second individual Rodger 638 points, while Company G totaled 656 points. Major Sweetser won the officers revolver match. Dr Hinckley’s death ruled accidental shooting. Hinckley Yale 92 Harvard medical class of 96 instructor at Yale.
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Woburn Street
Lexington
Wakefield
Lowell
Company
Company C
Company G
A. Rodger
Major Sweetser
Juiecut
Conrad
Fitchbury
Fitchburo
South Framingham
Marlboro
Stoneham
Concord
Southbridge
Hrockton
Milford
Hinckley
Seymour
New Haven
George
Harvard Medical Schol
Yale Medical School
Doctor Shot Ends Young Northampton Doctor's Life
In Northampton on October 15 Dr Spreld R Hinckley aged about shot and killed himself in his Prospect street home. His father H R Hinckley heard a heavy fall from the floor above and found the physician on the floor with a bullet wound in his left temple. physicians were summoned but details of the death remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Spreld R. Hinckley
H. R. Hinckley
Prospect Street
Jury verdict in Nadeau versus Beaulieu case
The Nadeau versus Beaulieu action involves tort over the conversion of four wheels with attached boxes. The jury returned a verdict for Jules Nadeau awarding 330 in damages after a brief hearing and arguments, with adjournment at 12 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorrigan
Gage
Nadeau
Bent
Wills Presented for Probate in Various Cities
Wills were presented for probate today for Bridget Duffy of Lowell Martha L French of Tewksbury David Leduke of Chelmsford Bridget Matthews of Lowell Albert V Partridge of Lowell Postor Perham of Lowell Hannah E Sherburne of Lowell Francis 2 Brown of Hudson Administrations granted on Mary F Skinner of Lowell Margaret Trousard of Hudson Mary Leavitt of Lowell Annie T Higgins of Malden Thomas McLenney of Lowell Frances A Lawrence of Woburn Wm Adams of Lowell Francis H Stedman of Holliston Wellington A Hardy Jr of Arlington
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Duffy
Lowell
Martha L. French
Tewksbury
David Leduke
Chelmsford
Bridget Matthews
Albert V. Partridge
Postor Perham
Hannah E. Sherburne
Francis 2. Brown
Hudson
Mary F. Skinner
Margaret Trousard
Mary Leavitt
Annie T. Higgins
Malden
Thomas McLenney
Frances A
City Hall Tonight Sees Council Water Board Street Inquiry
Citizens are informed of meetings at city hall this evening with the common council the water board and the committee appointed to inquire into the street department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Common Council
Water Board
Precinct Officers Lists by Lowell City Committee
A compiled roster shows Republican precinct officers appointed by the mayor and confirmed by aldermen across Lowell. Each precinct lists clerks inspectors and deputies with full street addresses for One through Nine wards, detailing names such as Horace R. Hanson Clarence W. Dana John J. Harrington Samuel A. Greathead George S. Holt Wesley M. Wilder Alexis F. Fecteau and others. The dense citywide roll reflects party organization ahead of the next election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace R. Hanson
Worthen Street
Walter W. Stimpson
Dutton Street
Luther B. Fairbrother
Frank W. Saunders
Middlesex Street
Albert H. Abbott
Waldo F. Miles
Appleton Street
George F. Wright
Goward’'s
William W. Duncan
Tnc
Clarence W. Dana
Absalom A. Wilmot
East Merrimack Street
James S. McKay
Prescott Corp
Victor A. Bartlett
John Street
William H. Woodies
Emery
William E. K. Bissell
Third Street
Robert J. Fullerton
Prentice T. Davis
First Street
Arthur B. Strout
Kenneth J. McKenzie
Fourth Street
William Mabon
Bridge Street
Calvin L. Joy
David D. Smith
John J. Harrington
John Tighe
Tilden Street
Arthur D. Keddy
Merrimack Street
John Kehoe
Tremont Street
Frank W. Dane
Merrimack Corp
Prince Street
Adelaide Dube
Ronnie Wood
William D. Hobart
George S. Holt
Cross Street
William Hardy
Colburn Street
James W. Tryon
Adams Street
William H. Dane
Wilfred Drainville
James Hapgood
Moody Street
John Y. Watson
Tremont Corp
Philips Pomerleau
Tildencourt
William A. Pratt
Emile Claus
Patrick Falvey
Dummers Street
William Greenleaf
Andrew F. Burnham
Edmond Peltier
Common Street
James A. Lombard
John 8. Abel
Samuel A. Greathead
Broadway
George A. Bosworth
School Street
Williamb. Peters
Bryant Street
George W. Rand
Willie Street
John T.greathead
Mark A. Avery
Leroy Street
Fred Co. Rand
Westford Street
Charles H. Noble
Walter N. Hoyt
Bellevue Street
George A. McIntosh
Ware Street
Fred Harrison
Smith Street
Joel Knapp
Charles F. Varnum
Alexander L. Macrae
Royal Street
Frank 8. Blunt
Samuel W. Arnold
Lane Street
Wesley M. Wilder
Coral Street
Frank B. Peabody
Columbus Avenue
Charles A. Bugbee
Grove Street
John F. McCoy
Arthur E. Walch
Lewis A. Pierce, Jr
Arthur L. Cheney
Frank M. Short
Alexis F. Fecteau
Chelmsford Street
Charles H. Brothers
Simpson Place
Thorndike Street
Harlan P. Goodell
Highland Street
James McClellan
Daly Street
Arthur E. Willman
Hale Street
William C. Piper
South Highland Street
Ezra Bowden
Osmond Long
Charles Runels
James H. Whitney
Congress Street
James ©. Mountford
Gorham Street
Samuel R. W. Willis
Willie F. Douglass
William Wilson
Runels
Ephraim Jeffrey
Davis Square
Albert Bailey
Carl J. E. Santession
James Wilmot
Chambers Street
Francis T. Moore
Whipple Street
Charles D. Martin
Irying Street
Albert Hill
Thomass. Blackburn
Pine Hill
Albert Stopherd
Bassett Street
James MacDougall
Central Street
Robert S. Fulton
Myrtle Street
James H. Hickey
John C. Farris
Fremont Street
Samuel B. Palmer
Beacon Street
Luke B. Taylor
Wachusett Street
Alexander Leggett
Beech Street
Charles G. Weisbrenner
Lewis M. Sweatt
West Eleventh Street
Ledoit E. Kimball
Whitney Street
Charles E. Hallowell
Clarence E. Stevens
Frank B. Hawes
Eleventh Street
Herschel P. G. Clough
Joseph A. Janvrin
Fifth Street
John H. Blake
Fulton Street
George H. Westgate
John A. Simpson
Methuen Street
Wallace G. Parkin
Joseph B. Yorke
Dover Street
Arthur L. Gray
Robbins Street
Arthur D. Gilbert
Canton Street
Eugene G. Russell
Gibson
Wilsondale Place
Frederick G. Humphriss
Manchester Street
Martin L. Kirkeby
Quimby Avenue
Frank A. Kappler
Lincolly Street
James Palm
Plain Street
James McDowell
Washington Street
Ernest G. Dumas
Huntington Street
John J. Bancroft, Jr
Alder Street
Frank B. Wright
Willow _ street
William G. Morse
Boylston Street
Jay D. Ismond
High Street
James H. Pinder
Melvin F. McAllister
Oak Street
George J. Hall
Stackpole Street
Mark A. Adams
Berkley Avenue
Adam McElroy
Fairmount Street
Frank Brown
Porter Street
Edward R. Wirt
Andover Street
Earl C. Downs
Fred C. Newhall
Charles P. Kelley
Fort Hill Avenue
Samuel Burbank
George Campbell
Agawam Street
Eric A. Johnson
South Whipple
Missing 15 year old Alice McKenzie last seen in Boston
Alice McKenzie aged 15 has been missing since Sept 13 from 84 Adams Street. Relatives searched Boston Nashua Manchester and elsewhere in New England with no results. She reportedly left with an older girl and was seen on Howard Street in Boston near the Nashua fair. Her mother appeals for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice McKenzie
Adams Street
Boston
Nashua
Manchester
New England
Howard Street
Pawtucket Bridge Delay Holds Up Opening This Week
Delay by the street railway company in securing sufficient rails prevents opening Pawtucket Bridge this week. Engineers report the structure strong enough for past strains but advise against heavier use than before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway Company
Pawtucket Bridge
Ffhe
Whist Night Winners At Wamesb Lodge K P Ball
Members of Wamesb lodge K P enjoyed whist at Pythian hall Monday night. Prize winners included women Miss C Dane Mrs A F McCoy and Miss E A Lynde and men Frank B Taylor J A Panton and James Halls worth.
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Wamesb Lodge
K. of P
Pythian Hall
C. Dane
A. F. McCoy
E. A. Lynde
Frank B.taylor
J. A. Panton
James Hallsworth
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Hurd Street
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Frederick B. Reed
Elm Street
Edward R. Durant
Chapel Street
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Ames Street
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Frank R. Hough
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Pond Street
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Wall Street
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Howe Street
Charles F. Kidder
Spaulding Street
Frederick Balcom
Cabot Street
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Salem Street
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Austin Street
Felix Vigeant
Ford Street
Arthur Lavoie
Racine Place
Frank W. Hapgood
Edmond J. Vigneault
George E. Per~ley
Varney Street
Wm. A. Barr
James W. Mitchell
Mt. Washington Street
William S. McIntyre
Lombard Street
Frederick G. Salmon
James A. Speirs
Phillips Street
Frank A. Taylor
Joseph H. L'Heureux
Bowers Street
Lorenzo BP. Smith
Mammoth Road
William A. Dainton
Avon Street
Alonzo Putnam
White Street
Radmond P. Fontaine
Leonard M. Ryan
Brighth Avenue
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Wright Street
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Starbird Street
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