Banquet Attended by Massachusetts Democratic Leaders
Boston Oct 19 A large crowd at the Revere house banquet of the Massachusetts Democratic club heard Gaston deliver the principal address. Hon Richard Olney sent a letter of regret praising state issue campaigning and criticizing Gov Bates and police reforms. Olney called the last Massachusetts legislature friendless and the party urged focus on state issues.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Democratic Club
Revere House
Richard Olney
Olney
Gov. Bates
Boston Police Commission
Tate
Gaston
Lowell Baseball Moves to Fair Grounds If Deal Succeeds
Manager Fred Lake seeks a one year lease with two year option from Middlesex North Agricultural Society to use the Fair grounds for Lowell baseball, with keeper living on site and improved facilities planned. Spalding park sold to Ed Cawley. race to secure term with cost and privileges debated.
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Spalding Park
Fred Lake
Lowell
Middlesex North Agricultural Society
Middlesex North Society
Lake
Ed. Cawley
Fair Grounds
Gardner Fails to Meet Coffey in Lowell Bout
Fall River on October 19 witnessed Billy Gardner of Lowell fail to meet Kid Coffey of New York in a fifteen round contest. George Ashley of Fall River substituted, though untrained, and earned the decision after fifteen fast rounds as Coffey avoided a knockout in the final round.
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Fall River
Billy Gardner
Lowell
Kid Coffey
New York
George Ashley
Ashley
Coffey
Sale and Supper by Garfield relief corps No 33
A profitable sale and supper was hosted by James A Garfield Relief Corps No 33 in Post 120 hall last evening. Supper ran from 5 to 8 with well patronized tables and a brief musical and literary program led by Mrs Louisa Blood.
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James A. Garfield
Hamilton Tops League Batting In Local Review
Hamilton leads the New England league batting with 37 games and a 40.7 percent, while Titus of Concord and Burbage of Lowell post strong marks. Rapp of Manchester and Stewart of Concord tally most runs, with Eustace of Concord stealing 54 bases and Stewart second with 47 as Fall River dominates overall averages.
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Billy Hamilton
Rapp
Manchester
Stewart
Concord
Eustace
Hamilton
Titus
Wilson
Nashua
Carney
Connors
Lowell
March of
Haverhill
Moorhead
Fall River
J. O'Hara
Lawrence
van Zant
Greene
Lett
Swander
Demont
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Hickey
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Klobedanz
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Bowcock
F. R. Lake
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A. Kane
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O'Reilly
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Ennes
Clarke
M McLaughlin
Burrill
Soffel
Newton
Bee Viessilele de Penast
Aed
Riéekns
Rally
Hal Pe
Murray
Mitere
Courneen
F. R
Ashenbach
Guiheen
Gokey
Graham
Carney Co
Morrissey
Warren
ROSS
OLS Inet Eanad
Abe Cascen
Bernard
Grant
Eaton
Cless
Ball
Page
Beard
O’brien
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H. Backman
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Miller
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Bushey
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H. A. Smith
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F. R. Allen
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Bice
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Lee Dlo Ee
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Severs
Baek Locke
BOWEN
Math Yieaisials
H Conroy
Yale Slump and Local Gridiron Notes From Lowell
The article outlines Yale football's slump and plans for recovery by the Bunting team of association footballers. It notes Lowell High's upcoming game, Lowell Textile school fixtures, and the frequent scheduling of Yale's limited-season games. Harvard fears the Yale contest alongside Pennsylvanian and Dartmouth prospects. It mentions Army Navy game plans, the Dartmouth Brown Thanksgiving clash, and local attendance projections with 1000 Boston tickets and 300 Lowell tickets.
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Lowell High
Lawrence High
Philadelphia
Annapolis
Daly
Navy
Dartmouth
Moving Vans Pass As Old Tenant Moves Out New One In
In a local rental column, ads note that turnover causes moving vans to pass in front of properties as the old tenant departs and a new occupant arrives, reflecting typical habitable exchange in the neighborhood.
Cresceus Sets World Trotting Mile Record at 1.59
Cresceus broke the world trotting record for a mile in 1.59% at Wichita on October 19, surpassing Lou Dillon and Major Delmar by a quarter second. The track was ideal and the crowd cheered through fractions, even as Cresceus broke just before the wire and appeared to lose about three quarters of a second. No wind shield was used.
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Wichita
Kan
Cresceus
Lou Dillon
Major Delmar
Crescens
Coburn Poised for Dartmouth D Letter This Season
Harry Coburn son of Dr Harry W Coburn is set to win his college initial at Dartmouth this year now serving as first substitute for the varsity football squad. He has played in three big games this season and is hailed as a top line smasher with improving speed and dash since joining Dartmouth from Beachmont and Lowell high school.
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Nelson Brothers
Bunting
Yale
Buntings
Lowell High
Haverhill
Lowell Textile School
Fairgrounds
Roxbury High
Marra
Dewey
Carrier
Harvard
Pennsylvania
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Beachmonts
Big Fours
Silent Club
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Almonts
Harry Coburn
Harry W. Coburn
Dartmouth College
Lowell
Coburn
Beachmont
Upper Centralville
Perkins
Wightman
Lawrence High
Gilmore
New England
Dowie Denounces Press at Madison Square Garden
New York October 19 Dowie leads a Zionist canvass after an early service at Madison Square Garden where he attacks newspapers calling them dirty dogs and vultures. His night meeting dwindles as listeners hiss and depart while he vows to lick the press and portrays himself as Elijah in a tense, provocative service.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
John Alexander Dowie
Dowie
Zion
Manhattan
Abraham F. Lee
Geo. Mitchell
Josie H. Ogden
Mr. Dowie
Chicago
Elijah
Fairbanks Explains Alaska Boundary Dispute
Indianapolis oct 19 United States Senator Charles W Fairbanks former chairman of the American members of the joint high commission at Quebec in 1898 outlined the Alaska boundary dispute He said the decision recognizes US rights purchased from Russia in 1867 and explains the line in Mount St Elias and Portland Canal with emphasis that the ruling is just to both nations and preserves key U S interests Cleveland Ohio style summary of the high commission findings
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Charles W. Fairbanks
Joint High Commission
Quebec
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Russia
Great Britain
Alaska
Mount St. Elias
Skagway
Dyea
Portland Canal
Canada
Pacific
Wales
Pearse Islands
Boundary Commission
Washington
Haighey Armstrong Returns After England Victory Tour
Charles Haighey, better known as Armstrong, returns from England where he won eight of nine bouts. He plans appearances at Boston clubs this winter. This week features major boxing bouts: Tuesday McGovern defeats Briggs, Moran meets Williams, Glancey faces Baldwin. Wednesday Walcott battles Morris, Jones tackles Delmont, Kelley v Brown. Thursday includes Goodman v Lenny and more at multiple clubs. Friday showcases Goodwin v Dougherty and Kilday v Gardiner with further bouts across venues.
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Charles Haighey
Armstrong
England
Philadelphia
Jack O’brien
Haighey
Boston
Terry McGovern
Jimmy Briggs
Toddo Moran
Joe Williams
Hughey Glancey
Matty Baldwin
Criterion A. C
Belfield Walcott
Shadow Morris
Griff Jones
al Delmont
Young Kelley
Henry Brown
American A. C
Kid Goodman
Eddie Lenny
Central A. C
Miss Rennysom Sings Tosca in Boston Opra Festival
Boston October 19 Tremont Theatre opened four weeks English grand opera festival by Henry W Savage. Puccini Tosca sung in English for first time in Boston to strong ovation. Tenor Joseph Sheehan baritone Winfred Goff and Gertrude Bennison in title role, with a 60 musician orchestra under Chevalier Emanuel.
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Boston
Tremont Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Joseph Sheehan
Winfred Goff
Gertrude Bennyson
Chevalier Emanuel
Doctor Hickman Found Dead In Richmond Park
London reports the body of Miss Hickman a 29 year old physician who vanished after leaving the Royal Free hospital on August 15 was found in an unfrequented part of Richmond park. The remains were identified by a medal and ambulance cross.
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London
Miss Hickman
Richmond Park
Royal Free Hospital
Hickman
Marlboro Shoe Factory Reopens After Five Years Idle
The abandoned Boyd and Carey shoe factory in Marlboro was bought by Rice and Hutchins Shoe Company. Production will resume in the historic plant with plans to greatly boost output and raise employment by about 15 percent next year.
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Boyd & Carey
Rice & Hutchins Co
Wakefield Opening Day Harness Meet At Quannapewitt Track
A good crowd attended the first of four days of harness racing at Quannapewitt track Wakefield on October 19. Despite a poor track, fast times were recorded Bertha K. won the 2.19 trot in straight heats and Nancy Allen swept the 2.14 pace after dropping two heats to win three straight.
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Wakefield
Quannapewitt
Bertha K
Nancy Allen
Carnegie Receives Waterford Freedom Amid Irish Praise
Dublin reports the freedom of Waterford city awarded to Andrew Carnegie. In a thanks speech he honors John Redmond and John Dillon as patriots acting for Ireland's rights, and salutes the thousands of Irish workers who served under him saying they liked the little boss.
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Dublin
Waterford
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
John Redmond
John Dillon
Ely Dream Balm Praised By Readers In Rushville
In Rushville Indiana Dell M Potter general manager of Arizona Gold Mining Co endorses Ely's Dream Balm for catarrh and hay fever after eight years of use. He sends 50 cents for a Cream Balm and calls the remedy the quickest and most permanent cure for cold in the head and related ailments. Reverend R M Bentley signs as a witness to the testimonial.
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Rushville
Ind
Ely Bros
Ely
R. M. Bentley
Messrs
Dell M. Potter
Arizona Gold Mining Co
Steamship saloon rates to be merged under joint agreement
Hamburg Germany Oct 19 managers of the Hamburg American and North German Lloyd Steamship companies at a meeting here today decided to adhere to the present agreement between the two lines regarding saloon rates.
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Hamburg
Hamburg-American
Lloyd Steamship Companies
Bristow Report Previewed. Stebel Named Siam Advisor
Washington reports Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Bristow's postal investigation findings likely reach the President by midweek. Edward T. Stebel is appointed confidential advisor to the King of Siam and will depart soon for his new post. A former third assistant secretary of state and minister to Ecuador and Chile, he has taught at Harvard University in international law. He is the first American to be named to this Siamese position. The President has accepted the rest-
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Washington
Bristow
Edward T. Stebel
Siam
Ecuador
Chile
Harvard University
McLaughlin Wins Over McCarren In Kings County Fight
In New York on October 19 Hugh McLaughlin defeated McCarren for supremacy at the Kings County Democratic committee meeting by a 148 to 141 vote against endorsing Grout and Fornes. A committee will be appointed to attempt party harmony. Fusion and Tammany launched rival campaign events with Mayor Low and Col. McClellan addressing large crowds across Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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New York
Hugh McLaughlin
Senator McCarren
Kings County
Democratic Committee
Brooklyn
Grout
Fornes
Low
East Side
Col. McClellan
Manhattan
Smuggling Indictments Hit San Juan Officials
The federal grand jury in San Juan Puerto Rico returned an indictment against Collector Alonso Cruzen for unlawful emoluments from smuggled goods and charged Captain Andrew Dunlap U S N commandant and Robert Giles a former contractor with smuggling. Charges against Cruzen came after focused grand jury effort. Dunlap and Giles actions are unlikely to face action soon. Cruzen's main accuser is a discharged customs employee.
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San Juan
P. R
Federal
Alonzo Curzen
Andrew Dunlap
Naval Station
Here
Robert Giles
Porto Rico
Cruzen
Dunlap
Giles
Capt
Europe
Custom House
Morley in line against protectionist policy in London
London report notes John Morley, former Liberal chief secretary for Ireland, opposing the current government's protectionist police. Paris brief mentions Mrs. Potter Palmer's improving condition. Christiania reports King Oscar opening the Storthing with talks on arbitration treaties. Portugal envoy Bryan tours Santos-Dumont dirigible car in Neully ascent with ladies aboard.
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London
John Morley
M. P
Ireland
Eldorado Crew Survive 600 Mile Arctic Crossing
After sinking on an uncharted rock near Fort George Hudson Bay the Eldorado crew of forty seven and Captain Ferry endured a six hundred mile march through northern Canada. They reached Ottawa destitute with only their clothing and no provisions before heading to Montreal.
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Ottawa
Canada
Ferry
Liverpool
Montreal
Hudson Bay
Fort George
Dr Haven's Will Gives Large Bequests to Hospitals
Boston October 19. By the will of Dr George Haven of Boston filed for probate today Harvard Medical School receives 25000 outright and a share in residue while the Boston Lying-in Hospital gets books instruments a 20000 bequest and equal share in residue with the medical school.
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Boston
George Haven
Harvard Medical School
Medical School
Deaths of Henry Fuller and Rosswell Goodwell
Henry Jerome Fuller a prominent Taunton attorney and longtime citizen died at his home after a brief illness at age 69. Col Rosswell Eaton Goodwell died in Denver of Brights disease. Born in Pomfret Conn in 1827 he earlier accepted the Republican nomination for secretary of state at Abraham Lincoln's request.
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Henry Jerome Fuller
Taunton
Col
Rosswell Eaton Goodwell
Bright
Denver
Col Goodwell
Pomfret
Conn
Abraham Lincoln
Knitting Co. Fails In Newport Newport Knitting Co. goes into receivership
Utica New York October 19 The Newport Knitting Company of Newport Perkima county has gone into the hands of a receiver Edwin A Stenson appointed. Liabilities are between 60000 and 70000 with assets around 50000 to 50000.
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Utica, N
Newport Knitting Company
Newport
Perkima County
Edwin A. Stenson
Itching Pile Cure Promised By Dean’s Ointment
A medicinal claim states itch ing piles can be cured with Dean's Ointment offering instant relief and permanent cure. Sold at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Dean
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