Cleveland Urges Tariff Reform Rally for Democratic Gain
In New York, Oct. 14, ex President Cleveland told an Evening Post representative that the Democracy should press tariff reform to increase its next Congress, warning against lukewarmness and urging a steadfast insistence on the party’s old time tariff doctrine to win younger supporters and prevent Republican encroachment.
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New York
Evening Post
Cleveland
Empire State
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Mayor Wilkinson Dead in Albany City Hospital
Edward S. Wilkinson, mayor of North Adams, died at 12:07 p m in Albany New York after kidney illness. He had traveled three weeks earlier, underwent an operation, and could not return home. A longtime banker with Adams National Bank for forty years, he led the board of trade. He was 60.
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North Adams
Albany
N. Y
Edward
Wilkinson
North Atlantic
Adams National Bank
Board of Trade
Commander Sewell Ordered to Guam
Navy orders direct Commander W B Sewell to Guam to assume commandant duties at the naval station there, relieving Commander Seaton Schroeder who is ordered home to await further orders.
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Washington
Navy Department
W. B. Sewell
Guam
Seaton Schroeder
Boston Man George M Tufts Dies by Gas Inhalation
George M Tufts of Allston who was arrested for taking letters from a Boston fur house mail and facing trial committed suicide at his home by inhaling illuminating gas. He was 61. The case against him was pending at the time of his death.
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Boston
George M. Tufts
Allston
Dr. Wm. R. Whitehead Dies in Denver at 70
Dr. William R. Whitehead, noted physician and medical author, died in Denver on October 3 at age 70. He was awarded the Imperial Order of St. Stanislaus by the Czar for Crimean War services and later served with distinction in the Civil War on the Confederate side.
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Denver
Col
Wm. R. Whitehead
Imperial Order of St. Stanislaus
Bargains This Week In Kitchen Furnishings Sale
Our anniversary sale begins today with a large display of genuine bargains in seasonable and serviceable articles. Buy and save money as A G Pollard & Co delivers anywhere in the city or surrounding towns.
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A. G. Pollard & CO
John Wesley Quote on Repetition and Cough Remedy
A historic anecdote recalls John Wesley asking why one tells a child the same thing twice. The text promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective against cold and grip and claims it prevents pneumonia, noting it is pleasant and safe to take and sold by all druggists.
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John Wesley
Serving Maids Strike At Sage and Cornell
Ithaca students at Sage College and Cornell University staged a peaceful, prolonged dispute over a rule triggered by a threatened discharge. After two conferences, the serving maids returned to work with their companion kept, yet supper was not served and the students retired hungry.
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Ithaca, N. Y
Sage College
Cornell University
Lawrence Post Office Site Ownership Fight Begins
In Lawrence a dispute over the ownership of a park site next to the Boston and Maine station for the new post office opened in federal court before Judge Lowell. The Essex company once owned the land but the city contends it was dedicated to municipal use, seeking $30,000 rather than $39,000 offered by the Essex firm. The case was continued to Friday at 10.00 AM with both sides prepared to proceed.
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Boston
Lawrence
Lowell
Boston & Maine Railroad
Essex Company
Dunbar
John P. Sweeney
John P. Kane
U. S
Moulton
Bristol City Line Steamer Delivers 1200 Tons Coal
New York October 14 report that the Boston City Captain Bar clay arrived from Bristol and Swansea carrying 1200 tons of anthracite coal.
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New York
Bristol City Line
Boston City
Barclay
Bristol
Swansea
Mi-o-na Free Trial At Ellingwood Co
Thousands respond to free Mi-o-na treatment offer at Ellingwood Co. store. Hundreds tested the remedy with samples distributed. the firm guarantees refund if Mi-o-na fails to cure dyspepsia, urging immediate use and promising no cost if it does not help.
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Ellingwood & Co
Miona
Dyapepela
Venezuelan Crisis Deepens as Rebels Near Caracas
Washington officials report a Caracas power shift as the executive moves to Guanaparo and main armies clash near Victoria. The Matos rebellion threatens to install a provisional government, with Bowen facing recognition choices for rival factions Gastro or Matos.
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Washington
State Department
Bowen
Caracas
Matos
Gastro
Quigley Held After Pawtucket Shooting Death
Providence October 14 inquest into Abraham Camac death after he was shot by a revolver in Patrick Rock’s Pawtucket saloon. Coroner Babcock reserved his decision as eight witnesses detailed Quigley actions and the motive tied to a love affair with a woman he was to marry.
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Providence
R. I
Abraham Camac
Charles J. Quigley
Patrick Rock
Prospect Street
Pawtucket
Babcock
Quigley
Tried for Murder of Everett Patrolman
Cambridge October 14 witnesses testified in the trial of Geo Blake and Edward Carter for the murder of Everett Patrolman Thomas Keefe on February 20 1902. Morill and others linked the defendants to Keefe and Everett area, with clothing identifications and sightings, as the case adjourned to tomorrow.
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Lowell Textile School
Lowell
William W. Crosby
Mass
Cambridge
Geo. F. Blake
Edward Carter
Thos. Keefe
Everett
Charles King
Everett Square
King
BE. F. Morrill
Blake
Carter
Keefe
Morrill
Picture slot machines face official war in South Framingham
In South Framingham on October 14, a written complaint was filed by Rev. William Hogarth Tower of Hope Presbyterian church about picture slot machines. Police Chief Robert Place has acknowledged the issue, alleging gambling by minors and obscene pictures in the machines. Earlier, non-picture slot machines had already been barred in certain locations.
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South Framingham
William Hogarth Tower
Hope Presbyterian Church
Robert 8. Place
Bouth Framingham
Pious Fund Arbitral Award Orders Mexico to Pay
The Hague arbitration court condemns Mexico to pay the United States 1 429 682 67 Mexican currency for the Pious Fund. The decision cites Res Judicata and sets annual payments of 48 060 99 pesos after Feb 2 1903, with earlier annuities totaling 43 050 99 per year. Senor Pardo indicates Mexico may accept but reserves protocol rights.
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the Hague
Mexico
United States
San Francisco
Edward Thornton
United States of Mexico
Washington
Mexican Republic
Ruissenaers
Diplomatic Corps
Litigants
Matzen
Wilhelmina
Ralston
Senor Pardoe
Senor Pardo
Lynch Seeks Democratic Nomination For Lawrence Mayor
Ex Alderman Cornelius F Lynch announces candidacy for the Democratic mayoral nomination in Lawrence with strong backing from party members. He asserts Mayor Leonard is not a declared candidate and says his record as a consistent Democrat will appeal across the city.
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Lynch
Leonard
A Critical Look at Blood Purifiers and Stuart's Tablets
The piece argues against blood purifiers and tonics, claiming true renewal comes from wholesome food. It extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for digestion, stating one grain digests 3000 grains of food and that regular use prevents and cures indigestion. It asserts many remedies lack digestive power and merely stimulate briefly.
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Stuart
Senator Dillingham Wins Vermont Senate Seat
In Montpelier on October 14, W P Dillingham of Waterbury secured a strong majority in both Vermont chambers for the United States Senate seat. The House tally was 179 to 42 over Elisha May, while the Senate vote stood 24 to 4. A joint session will announce the result tomorrow at noon.
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Montpelier
Vermont
United States
Senate
W. P. Dillingham
Waterbury
House
Steamship Massachusetts Launched at Camden Yard
The steamship Massachusetts of the Atlantic Transport line was launched at the New York Ship Building company yard in Camden New Jersey. The vessel carries the American flag and displaces about 17 000 tons with a 58 foot beam and 705 feet length. It can burn coal or oil and will have a sister ship Mississippi ready for launch in about six weeks.
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Camden
N. J
Massachusetts
Atlantic Transport Line
Yarda
New York Ship Building Company
Mississippi
Eame
Milford raid nets ten slot machines from six stores
Milford, Oct. 14. In the afternoon six Milford stores were raided and ten slot machines seized. Complaints were sworn by Evan Davies, agent of the Watch and Ward society, and search warrants were served by Deputy Sheriff A. A. Jenkins, Officers C. H. Water, EB. J. Dalton, T. F. Kelley, and John Moore.
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Milford
Evan 8. Davies
Watch and Ward Society
A. A. Jenkins
C. H. Water
EB. J. Dalton
T. F. Kelley
John Moore
Cap t Swinburne Assigned New Naval Duty
Washington dispatch reports Captain W T Swinburne relieved of duty with the dustle and reassigned to the Naval War College at Newport. He resigns to assist with fitting out the battleship Texer and to command her when she is commissioned.
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Washington
W. T. Swinburne
Naval War College
Newport
Texer
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Congress
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Rentz-Santley Company
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Ieee
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