Marshal Field Loses Job Over Chinese Deportation Escape
President Roosevelt removed Marshal Fred A. Field of Vermont for dereliction of duty after three Chinese prisoners escaped in Providence while under his watch. Field claimed two guards aided the escape. the agent denied it. Deputy Stone helped prosecute the search, but no arrests followed as Washington acted on Field’s alleged negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fred A. Field
District of
Vermont
Providence
R. L
KK. L
Boston
San Francisco
Rutland
Roosevelt
Field
McKinley
Canada
Richford
Newport
United States District Court
U. S
Redfield Proctor
Wilson
Marshal Field
Marshal Stone
Special Colonist Tickets Offered by Nickel Plate Railroad
Daily until November 30 the Nickel Plate Railroad sells special one way Colonists tickets from Buffalo to California and other Pacific Coast points for 42.50 with lower rates to Utah Montana and Idaho. Includes tri weekly tourist car service. See L. P. Burgess N. & P. A. agents at 258 Washington Street Boston.
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Nickel Plate Railroad
Buffalo
California
Pacific Coast
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Washington Street
Boston
Simple Hyomei Catarrh Cure Promises Quick Relief
A promotional piece touts Hyomei as the pleasantest and only scientific method for catarrh, instructing readers to add twenty drops to a haler and inhale four times daily. It claims rapid, lasting relief, guarantees money back if not helped, and cites Ellingwood & Co. and Fails & Burkinshaw offering $1 outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellingwood & Co
Fails & Burkinshaw
Sherman Honored As Nation Remembers Great Soldier
A presidential address lauds General William T. Sherman for loyalty, courage, and rectitude, urging citizens to uphold patriotism and honesty in public service. Speakers from the Army of the Cumberland and other groups praise Sherman as a supreme American soldier and moral exemplar, ending with a bishop’s benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
General Sherman
Sherman
Free
Republic
David B. Henderson
Ohio
House of Representatives
Army of the Cumberland
Gen. Sherman
Savannah
North Carolina
Henderson
Booth, Guiteau
Czolgosz
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Charles Grosvenor
Grosvenor
Thomas J. Henderson
Illinois
Ed Sherman
Army of the Ohio
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Daniel E. Sick
Loci “Sherman
Sheridan
Thomas
Grant
Henry Yates Satterlee
Washington
Voting on Strike Over Manhattan Elevated Tests
Motormen of the Manhattan Elevated system will vote today on striking after failing to modify physical test orders. Balloting ends at midnight and the result will be telegraphed to Grand Chief Stone of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Some men are also firemen’s members and may seek negotiations to avert a strike.
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New York
Manhattan
Chief Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Firemen's Brotherhood
Jealous husband shoots wife in Chicago incident
Chicago, Oct. 15. L. R. Hawley says his father, once a Dixon banker, shot and fatally wounded his wife last night. He claimed jealousy but offered no reason for the shooting.
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Chicago
L. R. Hawley
Dixon
Ill
Hawley
Boston Company bids farewell to London guests in Boston
Members of the Honourable Artillery Company of London prepare to depart after a two week visit to Massachusetts with tours to New York West Point Washington Niagara Toronto and Montreal. A banquet marked the close of festivities as the Columbus sails at four o clock.
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Boston
Honourable Artillery Company of
London
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Massachusetts
New York
West Point
Washington
Niagara
Toronto
Montreal
London Company
England
Dominion Line
Columbus
Faneuil Hall
Boston Company
Evangelism Focused Sermon Opens Mer rip Rk Baptist Meeting
The 38th annual Merrimack River Baptist association meet at First Baptist church drew large crowds. Rev Cortland Myers of Brooklyn stressed personal outreach, revival of old methods, and the need to reach workers in shops and offices, urging pastors to empower Sunday school teachers and emphasize Evangelism over formal education. The session closed after an 9 o'clock adjournment.
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Merrimack River Baptist Association
First Baptist Church
A. R. Dilts
Smith T. Ford
Chas. L. Pierce
E. A. Whittier
W. H. Pepin
Orville Coats
Fifth
Moss
Church of God
A. F. French
Cortland Myers
D. D
The
Baptist Temple
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jesus Christ
Smith Thomas Ford
America
Salvation Army
Kingdom of God
Emerson
Christ
Nicodemus
Christaan
Edmunds Concert Delights Large Presbyterian Audience
Last night at First Presbyterian Church Mr P Waldron Edmunds led a lengthy program enjoyed by a large enthusiastic audience. Encores were frequent and a closing Toy Symphony by Romberg featured varied toy instruments and a lively ensemble including Hans Borjes Emil Borjes and Miss M Brennan. The concert showcased a broad mix of overtures songs and chamber pieces with notable performers and pupils of Mr Edmunds.
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First Presbyterian Church
P. Waldron Edmunds
Romberg
Hans Borjes
E. Belanger
Charles Searle
C. Thompson
Patenaude
Bert Williams
Cuckoo
Miss H. Barrow
Miss O. Barrow
Miss M. Brennan
Miss K. Burke
Fred Byrne
P. Racicot
P. W. Edmunds
Emil J. Borjes
Oberon
Cannes
Weber Borjes
Blumenthal
P. Warren Edmunds
Dekng Hedachgeosnst
Arthur Lieber
Geibel
Emil Borjes
Hans Borijes
Reinecke
Borjes
T. P. Boulger
Rosenkrantz
Bonnie Scotland
Daddy” J
Milo Hale
Fabian Rose
Spontaneous Combustion Fire in Merrimack Street Building
A fire near the boiler in Merrimack street’s Odd Fellows building burned briefly around midnight Tuesday. Firemen from the Central station responded with chemical apparatus and contained the blaze before serious damage. Cause cited as spontaneous combustion. Averted disaster if unchecked. Also notice two real estate ads offering a 70 acre farm with water, ponds, and a boarding house with 36 rooms for sale near central street.
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Odd Fellows
Merrimack Street
Central Fire Station
Central Street
Lowell Textile School to Hold Entrance Examinations Tonight
Lowell Textile School at Moody Street and Colonial Avenue in Lowell Massachusetts invites applicants to entrance examinations at 7 o clock tonight. Special day courses in Decorative Art prepare for textile design and broader decorative fields such as wallpaper illustration lithography interior decoration and stained glass. Classes run 9 to 4 except Saturday and Wednesday afternoons with flexible entry for ladies and gentlemen.
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Textile School
Moody Street
Colonial Avenue
Lowell
Mass
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China
Japan
Ceylon
India
Shermans
Manhattan Motormen
Home Again
Honourable Artillery Company
Highland Conservatories
Mae Biscuit
Melo
E. R. Pendleton
Tioga Center
Natural Food Company
Niagara Falls
Baptists
Merrimack Valley
Dr. Myers
Lowell Coal Co
Central St
Thorndike St
MR. Edmund
F. L. Roberts
Air de Ballet
Chaminade
Reading
Joseph Perkins
Edmunds
Lane Wilson
Messrs
Boulger and Edmunds
Susie Lee
Lowell Textile School
Nano M. Gallagher
Resse
Lawrence Street
Edward Everett Adams
Art of States
Odd Fellows Temple
Middlesex Street
Lowell Conservatory of Music
Appleton Street
Isabelle Willey
Dr. True
Br. J. FP. True, & CO
Auburn, Me
Courier
P. M. Lederman
Violin
Salem Street
Josephing M. .Ockngton
Prescott Hall
Runvis
Dinas
Arne
Harriette G. Lee
Room
Swan Bldg
Emma A. Wells
Pilgrim Hal
Cor. Merrima
Palmer Sts
Hampshire Street
G. F. Hamer
Royal Conservatory of Municx
Swan Building
Bernadette Fontaine
Fulton Street
Effie L. Palmer
Briglia Method
Swan Brig
Londay -Bursday
Great Eastern Correspondence School
Worcester
Booth
Pearson’s Drug Store
Opera House
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