State Firemen Board of Officers Chosen
Massachusetts State Firemen association holds officer election at Faneuil Hall Boston naming Chief W T Cheswell president and J F McKissock vice president. Officers include D Arthur Burt treasurer H R Williamson secretary and a 12 000 dollar fund commissioner FE S Hosmer.
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Chief Hosmer
J. F. McKissock
Boston
Massachusetts State Firemen's Association
Faneuil Hall
Fort Hill Square
Lynch
Burton Steere
Springfield
Steere
E. Barton
Commercial Union Fire Insurance Company
Greeley Curtis
Curtis
George F. Chase
Taunton Waterworks
Fire Department
William Brophy
Frank H. Humphreys
Newton
W. T. Cheswell
D. Arthur Burt
Taunton
H. R. Williamson
Worcester
John H. Scott
Milford
Edwin Vaughn
S. H. Williams
Lynn
Lowell
Capt
J. EF. McEnroe
J. E. Pomphret
Chicopee
J. W. Man
John T. Lynch
Peary Arctic Club to honor Lieut Peary with dinner
The Peary Arctic club met in New York on October 17 and decided to host a dinner for Lieut. Peary when his health allows. A letter from Peary praised the club’s support over five years and noted plans to publish a full report with charts. The club accepted his preliminary report and invited Arctic notables, including Sir Clements Markham and Alfred Harmsworth, to the dinner.
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New York
Peary Arctic Club
Lieut. Peary
Peary
Bridgeman
New York City
Pole
Arctic
R. B. Peary
Annals of Science and Discovery
Sir Clements Markham
Royal Geographical Society
Duke of Abrussi
Alfred Harmsworth
James Gordon Bennett
Young Indicted in the First Degree in Pulitzer Killing
New York October 17 the grand jury indicted William Hooper Young in the first degree for the murder of Mrs Anna Pulitzer whose body was found in a canal near Jersey City Young will be arraigned Monday on the charge
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New York
William Hooper Young
Anna Pulitzer
Jersey City
Young
Church Congress ends with speeches on spiritual solutions
Albany, October 17. The final sessions of the Church Congress of the United States were led by Bishop Doane. Dean Hodges of Cambridge opened the talks with Do Spiritual Principles Furnish a Solvent for Economic and Social Difficulties. Other speakers included Rev. L W Baxter Rev Dr Rainsford and Rev Dr W E Johnson from New York.
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Albany
N. Y
Church Congress of the
Triple Tragedy Shocks Mt Vernon Law Offices
A 45 year old Mt Vernon cousin of Gov Odell led a three man toll when Turner opened fire in a law firm office. Mallard 36 of Atlanta a firm president and Hamilton 60 of Pittsburgh died. Turner killed himself after shots. A $2700 settlement and a shortfall were under dispute as the tragedy unfolded.
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Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Odell
Cantor
Manhattan
Mallard
Atlanta
Young Men's Democratic Club
Hamilton
Pittsburg
J. T
A. Hamilton
Turner
Climax Bottling Company
Climax Company
John F. McIntyre
M. Goodman
McIntyre
Tiw
Goodman
Adams
Lowentritt
Messrs. Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Mr. Mallard
Mr. Loventritt
Lasaral
Loventritt
Edgar M. Leventritt
Business relations ended for Baldwin Zeigler expedition
New York Oct 17 William Zeigler who funded the Baldwin Zeigler expedition after discussions with its members upon their return announced the business ties with Evelyn B Baldwin had ended He did not provide details but will press on toward the North Pole and plans another expedition to attempt the journey.
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New York
William Zeigler
Baldwin-Zeigler
Kate and Mary Mc Gee wrecked off Point Judith shore
The two masted schooner Kate and Mary Mc Gee from Fall River to Perth Amboy ran aground at Quononcontaug beach during a heavy wind. A large hole in the hull sealed her fate as a total loss after salvage attempts failed. Wreckers, aided by Captain Sanders of the life saving station, began dismantling the vessel.
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Point Judith
R. I
Kate
Mary McGee
Fall River
Mass
Perth Amboy
N. J
Quononcontaug Beach
Sanders
THE D. W. I. TREATY SALE UNCERTAIN RATIFICATION
St Thomas October 17 bulletin notes the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States is nearing a decision but remains doubtful. A private telegram from a well informed source suggests ratification chances are uncertain and possibly unfavorable.
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St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
United States
The
Bulletin Today
Whittier Birth House Fire Damages Historic Home
Haverhill on October 17. The house where John Greenleaf Whittier was born caught fire and suffered heavy damage. Mrs Era saved the poet family relics as firemen battled the blaze. cause unknown. Insurance covers the estimated loss of 3000 dollars and the association plans rebuilding.
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Haverhill
John Greenleaf Whittier
Era
Eleventh Molineux Juror Chosen in Adams Murder Trial
John I. Rodner a hotel keeper was selected today as the 11th juror to try Roland B. Molineux for the murder of Mrs Katharine J Adam. Court adjourned until Monday as no talesmen were present.
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New York
John I. Rodner
Roland B. Molineux
Katharine J. Adam
Talesmen
Why you tell that child the same thing over and over
A familiar reference to John Wesley and Mistress Wesley reappears to illustrate repetition. The text then promotes Chamberlin's Cough Remedy as a cure for colds and grip, claiming it counters pneumonia and is pleasant and safe to take. It notes it is for sale by all druggists.
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John Wesley
Hughes and Blake Found Guilty in Patrolman Keefe Killing
Cambridge October 17 George W Hughes was found guilty of murder in the second degree and George F Blake not guilty of killing Patrolman Thomas Keefe of Everett by a Middlesex Superior Court jury. Keefe was shot during the night of February 20 after stopping the pair, with evidence indicating both men were out that night for unlawful purposes. Hughes fired as the revolver was in his coat pocket.
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Cambridge
George W. Hughes
George F. Blake
Thomas Keefe
Everett
Middlesex Superior Court
Blake
Harris
Keefe
Hughes
Perdomo assumes supreme command on Colombia isthmus
General Perdomo notified foreign consuls he has taken supreme command of the Colombian forces on the isthmus and ministerial duties. He claims Panama is the only unsettled department, with Herrea’s forces nearby. He praises American forces and predicts a strong army to clear guerilla bands along the railroad.
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Panama
Colombia
Perdomo
Herrera
Magdalena
Bolivar
Marin
San Matin
Robles
Department of
Colon
United States
Ralreau
Roumanian Question Dominates Commons Debate
London reports that all but one Irish MPs abstained in the education bill vote while a push to discuss Ireland awaits Balfour. Major Evans Gordon seeks to table documents on Roumania Jews from Hay and argues the country's stance breaches treaty obligations. Opposition plans to block the government Cunard pact on cost and principle.
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London
Timothy M. Healey
Trish
House of Commons
Ireland
Balfour
Hay
Evans-Gordon
Roumania
Alien Immigration Commission
Governmnt
Cunard Steamship Company
St. Marc Surrender Report From Haiti Cable
Washington cables the navy department that St Marc surrendered October 14 with national forces occupying the town. Cincinnati reports Gen Mason says Gonaives quiet, revolution near end, German gunboat landed, French cruiser D Assays arrived, and American consulate protection will be provided as forces converge on Gonaives. Mission to Cape Hayden planned after settlement.
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Washington
Navy Department
U. S
Cincinnati
Nicholas Mole
St. Marc
Gonaives
D'Assays
Gonalves
Eclipse PholograPhed at Geneva Observatory Event
Dr William R Rock director of the Smith observatory and Hobart college professor of astronomy captured the elipse of the moon last night with fine photograms. A peculiar dark band crossed the moon during totality while the upper and lower hemispheres glowed brilliantly producing a striking effect. France's 1907 vintage is forecast at 40 million hectoliters due to a wet cold summer.
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Geneva
N. Y
William R. Rock
Smith Observatory
Hobart College
France
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Ge G. Read
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P.O
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Bmionday, Aot
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Lyric Theatre
Berger & Craerin
Priges
Colonial Theatre
Robert
Edeson
Richard Larding Davis
Augustus Thomas
Henry B. Harris
SAVOY
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WM. B. Gray
Searle
Lowell Business College
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Albert C. Blaisdell
Lewell Commercial College
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Textile School
William W. Crosby
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Harriette G. Lee
Treacher OF
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Effie L. Palmer
Sbrigila
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Odd Fellows’ Temple
Middlesex Street
Frederick H. Haywood
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Canada
AL. Haynes
Lottie Gilson
Merry Musical Monarchs Snyder and Buckley
Blatz
Eeeseeereee
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Bombay
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Prescott St
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