President Roosevelt Visits Roswell Home of His Mother
President Roosevelt tours the Roswell homestead once owned by his mother and greets two old servants. he addresses a large crowd in the town park and praises Senator Clay. The visit includes scenes at the Bullock mansion and a breakfast with Mrs. Roosevelt and Senator Clay before the speech at Roswell Park.
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Roswell
Roosevelt
Bullock Mansion
Senator Clay
Clay
Washington
Senator Cockrell
Missouri
Senate
Storms Across Great Lakes Leave Shipwrecks and Losses
Fierce Lake Erie storm drives steamer Sarah E. Sheldon ashore four miles east of Lorain with thirteen aboard. two crew reportedly drown. Tug Kunkel Brothers struggles to reach survivors as waves wash the vessel. Wisconsin dodges wreck at partially completed breakwater. City of Erie arrives Buffalo to Cleveland two hours late, showing heavy weather damage. Elsewhere, Lake Michigan harbors report unprecedented storm. Kate Lyons sinks after striking North Pier. five aboard rescued ashore.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
Sarah E. Sheldon
Lorain
Sheldon
Wisconsin
City of Erie
Buffalo
Kunkel Brothers
Grand Rapids
Mich
Lake Michigan
Hollan
Kate Lyons
Grand Haven
Ole Olson
Loan Against the Law Looms Over City Street Loan
City plans a $900 extension loan for West Tenth street in Lowell but banks refuse to fund until the street is certified completed and graded. Meyer Casey argues aldermen could bypass the rule, yet the order would need to restart, as Mayor Casey cites rule 21 mandating civil engineer certification before second reading.
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Meyer Casey
Hig
West Tenth Street
Lowell
Mayor Casey
Dover death ruled careless in rifle shooting
In Dover Maine on October 20 Joseph Denaco died from a rifle shot fired by 19 year old Charles Philpot at Barnard plantation. The coroner's jury found careless negligence. Philpot, living with his parents at Orneville, faces arrest and will be arraigned in Dover municipal court next week. Denaco was about 35 and died after walking along the highway with Philpot in a nearby field having a clear view.
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Dover
Joseph Denaco
Charles Philpot
Barnard Plantation
F. A. Chase
Brownville
Philpot
Orneville
Denaco
Buffalo Waked by 52 Mile Gale Across Lake Erie
Buffalo endured a morning of heavy winds and seas as a 52 mile per hour gale battered the city. plate glass windows were broken, trees uprooted, and debris blasted across streets while waves surged along the lakeshore. The storm continued to be reported on page twelve.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ens
Lake Erie
Ruling of Interest to Speedy Automobilists
Worcester Oct 20 Judge Samuel Utley held the government need not prove the identity of motorists cited for speed law violations. An owner claiming he was not in the car must prove an alibi. In several arraignments the government failed to identify the driver and fines of 15 dollars were imposed.
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Worcester
Samuel Utley
Central District Court
Armenian citizens sentenced in Constantinople murder case
Constantinople October 20 Ghirkle Vartanian claiming naturalized American citizenship was today sentenced to death by the criminal court at Stamboul for the murder of prominent Armenian merchant Apik Undjian on August 26 Alfarian another Armenian claiming American citizenship who participated in the July 1 attempted assassination when a bomb exploded near the sultan’s departure from the mosque was sentenced to 14 years imprisonment.
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Constantinople
Ghirkle Vartanian
Agin
Stamboul
Apik Undjian
Alfarian
Hold-Up Suspects Arrested Near Bangor Cleared
Bangor Maine October 20 Jon Carper of Lynn Mase and James Rich of Hoeton were arrested last night on suspicion of taking part in four hold ups on the outskirts of the city. They were released this morning after the ice being satisfied they were not the men wanted.
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Bangor
Jon, Carper
Lynn
Mase
James Rich
Hoeton
Four power launches shipped from St Joseph to the river
Four carloads of power launches were shipped from St Joseph Michigan yesterday for use on the river near Egypt. The move follows preparations by local firms and reflects ongoing river trade.
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St. Joseph, Mich
Ave
Egypt
Runaway Carriage Fatal to John Birge in Bristol
John Birge head of Birge Bonn Co a knit underwear maker was killed when his carriage horse ran away and threw him from the vehicle in Bristol Conn on October 20. The driver Thomas Holt was also thrown but escaped serious injury. A widow and four ...
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Bristol
Conn
John Birge
Birge Bons & Co
Thomas Holt
Unfinished 2.13 cup to be run at Granite State trotting park
Dover New Hampshire October 20 postponed due to heavy track from last night rain. The unfinished 2.13 cup was rescheduled to be run today at Granite State trotting park.
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Dover
N. H
Granite State
Free Footbatle for Boye at Merrimack Clothing
In the bore department at Merrimack Clothing Company a free footbatle offer is advertised with a minimum purchase of 96.00. The notice mentions the department in town and refers to Tallerville Look ft op with unclear wording.
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Boye
Bore
Merrimack Clothing
Man Denies Lead Theft in Lowell Police Court
John Slattery denied stealing 250 pounds of lead from David Ziskind as witnesses testified he buried lead near a barn. He was found guilty and fined $20 or five months in jail. Several other locals faced minor charges, including Alberta Vezina and Adelard Decrosiera, with probation and small fines ordered.
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John Slattery
Hadley
David Ziskind
Slattery
Lowell
Welch
Staan
Ziskind
John
Simpson
Boston
Hyman Horlings
Hyman Horling
Mr. Ziskind
Abraham Wolff
Howard Street
Abe
Alberta Vezina
Alberta
Adelarnd Piche
Fred Neault
Henry J. O'Dowd
Piche
O'Dowd
Neault
North Chelmeford
Burial of Sir Henry Irving at Westminster Abbey
London today saw the burial of Sir Henry Irving beside Garrick in Westminster Abbey under Shakespeare’s shadow. The ceremony drew King Edward’s envoy and the Prince of Wales’s representative among a vast crowd, with Queen Alexandra’s floral tribute among the few placed during the service.
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London
Garrick
Shakespeare
Henry Irving
Westminster Abbey
England
Irving
Edward
Dighton Probyn
Prince of Wales
William H. P. Carrington
Whitelaw Reid
Scotland
America
Abbey
Poets’ Corner
Frederick Bridge
Chopin
Purcell
Schubert
St. Faith
Canon Duckworth
Westminster
Coriolanus
Lady Irving
Queen Alexandra
Sir Henry Irving
Allegheny Cashier A Defaulter
Pittsburg Pa October 20 As the Enterprise National bank investigation continues Cashier Clark who died by his own hand was linked to many corporations and his associates were prominent men startling revelations show how the cashier managed bank funds Some directors believe Clark was a defaulter to a significant amount The funeral of the latter fer was held today.
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Pittsburg
Enterprise National Bank
Clark
Fer
Sugar Price Cut Across All Refined Grades
New York reports a ten cent reduction per hundred pounds on all grades of refined sugar announced today by Detective J. The move affects prices across markets and is expected to ease consumer costs.
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New York
Det. J
Mitten Withdraws From 25th District Nomination
Major A D Mitten did not file nominating papers for the 25th district race signaling a withdrawal to avoid harming Republican candidates. He will back the party ticket including Bradbury, Grant, and Hayes, saying he remains a Republican and seeks party success over his own bid.
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Major A.D. Mitten
Major Mitten
Pers
Board of Registrars
State House
Courier-Citizen
Rep
Bradbury
Messrs
Grant
Hayes
Purchase of Friar Lands Completed in Philippines
Manila reports the friar lands purchase near completion as the commission pays Dominican order 3.225 million dollars. The total appropriation of seven million dollars is largely spent with titles transferring to the Philippine government. Washington announces Secretary Taft approved a settlement, final payment now made. About 403000 acres were held by the church.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Washington
Tata
Ppine
Merrimack Clothing Ad Highlights Boys Suits and Pants
A Merrimack Clothing Company ad offers boys suits with two pairs of pants priced at 3.75 and another set with two pants priced at 8.76. The copy praises style and value for boys up to 14 years, noting mothers appreciate the selections and indicating multiple garments and prices.
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Merrimack Clothing Company
City treasurer rush to collect taxes as $600000 paid
Treasurers clerks counted money through the day with many certified checks flowing in. By 8 PM nearly $600,000 had been received, led by Merrimack Manufacturing and Tremont & Suffolk mills among the heaviest taxpayers. Oaklands sewer pipe bids to be rebid after Plummond Co failed to meet specs. Purchasing Agent Donnelly favors the lowest compliant bidder for city savings.
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Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Bigelow Carpet Company
Lowell Gas Light Company
Lowell Blea
Tremont & Suffolk Mills
Lowell Machine Shop
Merrimack
Tremont & Suffolk
Oaklands
Plummond Company of
New York
Purc
Donnelly
Present day fabrics and shades for ladies and men
The illustration hints at current style with plums greens and blues in broadcloth venetian wareteds and cheviot. We offer ladies goods or heavier men’s woolens with many shades and fabrics, and a chance to find the exact cloth sought. SEY Rea
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Atlanta
Audi
O'Sullivan Bros. Co
Patent Colt
O'Sullvan Bros. Co
Peet Fitters
Great Lakes
Tenth Street
Maine
BROWN
Renton
Adelard Decrosiera
Capone
Aceault
Desrosiers
Wrecce
Deerosiers
Ates
Allegheny
Traders National Bank
Galiy & & Et
Stiower
Grace
Maj
Mitten
A. D. Mitten
Dominican Order
Oakland
Sey Rea
M. Marks CO
Central St
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