Send off as Columbus sails with London guests from Boston
A large crowd gathered at the dock as the Columbus departed Boston for Britain with the London Ancient and Honorable Company aboard. Lord and Lady Denbigh stay to tour the country, with Major Budworth in command. About 30 BostonAncients members remain for extended travels including a possible Mexico itinerary.
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Lady Denbigh
Boston
Ancient and Honourable Artillery Company of
Honourable Company of
London
United States
Faneuil Hall
Boston Company
Columbus
Budworth
Lord Denbigh
Denbigh
Mexico
Nashua Doctor Sues City Over Smallpox Fees
In Nashua New Hampshire a suit opened in superior court where Dr Charles E Congdon city physician sues the city for two thousand dollars claiming fees for attending smallpox cases during last winter amid a dispute over board of health contract authority. The finance committee backed the bills and its members may testify against the city while Mayor Doyle acts as counsel for Nashua.
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Nashua
N. H
Charles E. Congdon
Doyle
Board of Health
Congdon
Pardon Requested for Thomas F Logue in Boston
Gov Bates has sent a pardon petition to the pardon committee for Thomas F Logue who with James Dowd was convicted in Lowell for assault on Feb 11 1899 and given life. The petition cites claimed innocence and illness while victim John B Cover, who identified them, remains opposed. Also seeks pardon for Henry K Goodwin serving life for the Swan murder in Lawrence 18 years ago. petition argues Goodwin has served and behaved well.
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General Court
J. B. Cover
Mr. Cover
Cover
Shattuck Street
Henry K. Goodwin
Albert D. Swan
Lawrence
Committee On Pardons
Goodwin
Swan
Friends of
Dowies Army Leaves Buffalo Zionists Reach Niagara Falls
Seven train loads of Dowie’s Restorations Host, about 2000 Zionists per train, reach Niagara Falls en route to New York. Protests filed against using public parks for missionary activities. permit granted for a short song and photo service. Dowie’s march resumes after brief stop with several photo views taken despite poor weather.
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Buffalo
N. Y
John A. Dowie
New York
Niagara Falls
Perry
Dowie
Rome
Watertown
Ogdensburg
Lehigh Valley
New York Central
Vote to Strike by Motormen on Elevated Road
New York faces potential disruption as motor men on the elevated road vote almost unanimously to strike if demands are not met. Also 263 ex-firemen, still Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen members, back a strike. They seek a hearing with August Belmont and may involve Warren S. Stone if needed. The men oppose mandatory physical examinations for all motor men.
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New York
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
August Belmont
Inter-Borough
Warrens. Stone
Inter-Borough Company
Lowell Textile School
Lowell
William W. Crosby
Mass
Murder Bludgeon and Strangling Kill Armenian Treasurer
In Providence on Chalkstone Avenue a man identified as Peter Oulopsian, 35, was slain in a stable for his $600 savings. The victim, aiming to fund an Armenian society home, was felled by a blow and strangled. Sarkis Nargashian, Armenian, arrested after bartender identified him as a recent drinking companion. Autopsy confirms strangulation. Police seek a second suspect. a confession by Nargashian was reported later today. Oulopsian’s widow and family reside in Armenia.
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R. I
Chalkstone Avenue
Peter Oulopsian
Sarkis Nargashian
Ouloosian
Ngrsashian
American Screw Company
Armenia
Warrender
Horton
Nargashian
Oulopsian
Hartford Women Face Kidnapping Charge Hearings Ordered
An acting governor ordered a hearing on a New Jersey request to extradite Mrs. Dora Williamson and Miss Annie D Palmer of Hartford. They are accused of kidnapping Agnes McGlone eight, the child of Patrick McGlone of Carleton Hill New Jersey. The child, injured in a 1897 trolley accident in Newark, was cared for by Palmer then brought to Hartford to stay with the Williamsons with a claimed plan for adoption until age 16. The McGlones have since sought return of the girl.
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Hartford
Conn
New Jersey
Dora Williamson
Annie D. Palmer
Roberts
Williamson
Newark
Miss Palmer
Williamsons
Pyramid Pile Cure touted as quick relief for piles
A historical advertorial extols the Pyramid Pile Cure as a fast painless remedy for hemorrhoids. It claims early neglect worsens the condition, urges use of the suppository form, and notes a customer testimonial from Cleveland Ohio. A publisher offers a relief book and Marshall Michigan users publish similar endorsements.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall, Mich
Mercere
Whitman St
Cleveland
Ohio
Groton Head Master Receives Brooklyn Church Call
The Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity in Brooklyn plans to extend a call to Rev. Sherard Billings of the Groton School in Groton Massachusetts to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Rev. S. D. McConnel.
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New York
Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity
Brooklyn
Sherard Billings
Groton School
Groton
Mass
Lawson license board review heard in Boston court
Judge Fessenden in the superior court completed the hearing on petitions by William J Bradley Frederick Patch and James A Courhlin former Lawrence license board members seeking review of Mayor Grants removal from office last May The court reserved its decision
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Fessenden
Superior Court
William J. Bradley
Frederick Patch
James A. Courhlin
Board of License Commissioners
Lawrence
Grant
Pilgrims Dinner Forges Anglo American Unity in London
London hosts a royal gathering at Claridges as the Pilgrims society dinner honors the Alaska boundary commission. Attended by 150 guests including Lord Roberts and Ambassador Choate, the event features toast to King Edward and President Roosevelt and remarks on Anglo American goodwill and military cooperation.
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Pilgrims Society
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Claridges Hotel
Lord Roberts
Ambassador Choate
Alvestone
Lord Lansdowne
Louis Jette
United States
Turner
Clifford Sifton
Great Britain
Sir Michael Herbert
Lord Pauncefote
Roosevelt
Jacob M. Dickinson
Aylesworth
Canada
Edward
America
Root
Kandahar
Lucknow
Pretoria
Atlantic
Submarine Torpedo Boat Tests Resume At Newport
Newport R L October 15 Tests with submarine boats resumed at the torpedo station today with calm seas. The tug Peoria successfully defended herself and technically struck and injured the submarine boat Moccasin. Conditions were favorable for the tug.
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Newport
R. L
Peoria
Moccasin
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