Stevens Sues Lowell Gaslight for 20000 Damages
John L Stevens sues the Lowell Gaslight company for 20000 alleging breach of contract after resigning from police inspector to become benchman and retort setter with promised 24 dollars weekly, later discharged. Lawyers D J Donahue A S Howard for plaintiff and F E Dunbar for defense. Stevens age 54, now a furnace repairer for Boston and Northern Street Railway, testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Stevens
Lowell Gaslight Company
D. J. Donahue
A. S. Howard
F. E. Dunbar
Gaslight Company
Sewall G. Mack
James B. Francis
Levi Sprague
Jacob Rogers
Geo. Motley
John F. Kimball
John A. Burke
Stevens
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
Gasligh Company
Italian Cabinet Not Resigning Despite Health Issue
Rome October 21 There is no truth in the report from Rome via London that the Italian cabinet has resigned. Premier Zanardelli is willing to withdraw due to ill health, but the cabinet remains in place according to dispatches received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
London
Zanardelli
Turkish troop demobilization in Anatolia ordered
Constantinople October 21 reports that orders have been issued to begin demobilizing 20,000 troops in Anatolia in line with the Turco Bulgarian understanding on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Anatolia
Steamers Arrived From New York In Ocean Service
Queenstown reports the Majestic arrived from New York and proceeded. Southampton notes the Philadelphia reached from New York on October 21 as part of a busy transatlantic schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Majestic
New York
Southampton
Philadelphia
The Nurses House Shoes Offer Comfort for Women
The Nurse's Shoe provides comfort where others fail with a rubber heel. Used in homes and hospitals for women who stand long hours. Available at $1.50 per pair, promising relief and ease for tired feet.
Investiture of Monsignor Teeling At Lynn Church
In Lynn on October 21 Right Rev Mons. Arthur J Teeling rector of St Marys church was invested as a domestic prelate of the pope. The ceremony featured high mass by Monsignor Thomas Magennis, a 60 voice choir, and was performed by Archbishop John J Williams. A large clergy gathering from New England attended the investiture and sermon was by Rev Thomas F Cusack. Dinner followed at St Marys Parochial hall with 165 priests present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Thomas F. Cusack
Hudson
St. Mary’s
Canada fears Alaskan boundary settlement honesty
In Victoria British Columbia on October 21 Western Canadians mourn the Alaskan boundary settlement. They condemn Britain and its diplomats for sacrificing Canada to political expediency. The Canadian commissioners Sir Louis Jette and Mr Aylesworth are praised for refusing to sign. Lord Alverstone is criticized for agreeing with the Canadian stance and then accepting a compromise after talks with American officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B. C
Canada
Great Britain
Louis Jette
Aylesworth
United States
Lord Alverstone
Sunday Schools Second Day Opens in Brockton
The second day of the State Sunday School association convention in Brockton began with clear weather drawing about 700 delegates to Porter church. Dean Buell of Boston University spoke on Two Methods of Bible Study while Hamilton S. Conant reviewed a year of visiting Sunday schools across the state. Secretaries Flora V. Stebbins Lucy Stock Ada R. Kinsman and Rev J L Hurlbut offered brief departmental reports and remarks on worker training before a noon lunch recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
State Sunday School Association
Porter Church
Dean Buell
Boston University
Hamilton S. Conant
Home Department
Flora V. Stebbins
Lucy Stock
Ada R. Kinsman
J. L. Hurlbut
Coal producers plan curtailment to steady market
New York officials from the leading bituminous coal firms in Pennsylvania and West Virginia announce a plan to curb production. They blame market demoralization and note prices have fallen from 8 or 9 dollars per ton last year to about 2.25 to 2.75 dollars now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
West Virgina
Shot From Ambush in Waco Street Car Clash
A battle erupted in Waco Texas last night between non union street car workers and supporters of striking motormen. Henry Hays of Bridgeport Connecticut was fatally shot. The volley came from an ambush and was returned by guards. Two suspects have been arrested by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Tex
Henry Hays
Bridgeport
Hard fighter appointed to Japan's command
Yokohama Oct 21 The ministerial conferences naval preparations and the appointment of Vice Admiral Toga known as a fighting admiral to command the standing squadron have renewed expectations of trouble. Steamship and railroad companies are notified to be ready for emergencies. London Oct 21 A Reuters dispatch says Russian military activity on the Korean frontiers continues unabated and Japan may need to act if Russia fails to keep promises. The Japanese gunboat Chiokal was to winter at New Chwang but the plan is countermanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Toga
London
Reuter
Tokio
Corean
Ruseia
Japan
Chiokal
New Chwang
Joe
Farley
Philippines
Upton Stirs Contest In 27th District GOP Fight
The 27th district Republicans learn the identity of candidate Joe Upton, Harvard athlete and rising lawyer, allied with Westall. He is praised as a hard worker with broad Lowell support, while Carlisle politician Roze Duren presses county role to shake up the Republican machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Reading
Westall
Upton
Joe” Upton
Harvard
Arthur Cumnock
Daly
Kernan
Joe
Lowell
George R. Duren
Carlisle
Roze Duren
Roze
Marcellus Fletcher
Duren
Gaston
Bank closes in Pittsburg after stock raid threats
Pittsburg Oct. 21 federal national bank doors closed by order of the comptroller of the currency John B Cunningham receiver. The bank had a capital of 2 million and faced stock declines on the Pittsburg exchange. President Langfitt denied large losses and noted a possible $140,000 exposure from Eastern Tube notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Federal National Bank
John B. Cunningham
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
J. A. Langfitt
United States Depository
United States
Pittsburg Exchange
Eastern Tube Company
Dayton
Ohio
Cunningham
Kangfitt
Washington
Federal National Bank of
U. S
Petition Threat From Registrars Mocked By Clinton Lane Clerk
Joe Callahan, a clerk at the Democratic headquarters, says the registrars of voters may throw out his petition, warning of possible hurdles to the ballot measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe" Callahan
Democratic
Treat your scalp your coat Ayer s Hair Vigor
Ayer s Hair Vigor promotes healthy scalp for stronger hair. Designed to stimulate natural growth with a proven formula. Suitable for daily use with noticeable results over time. This old time remedy advertises improved scalp condition and lustrous hair.
Ballot Rights and Local Nominations Stir City Politics
Two petitions stir registrars over ballot access while chairman Farley avoids controversy. Democrats plan Huntington hall rally with John C. Burke presiding and speakers including Colonel Gaston and Congressman Thayer. Captain Joseph P. Thompson reflects on a contest with a strong lead, as Alderman Derby eyes another nomination amid local paving tensions. Other candidates listed for common council ward 3, district 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Hall
John C. Burke
Gaston
Congressman Thayer
Worcester
Missouri Sets Sail For Official Trial On Cape Ann Course
The battleship Missouri left Boston on October 21 for an official trial over the 60 mile Cape Ann to Boone Island course. Winds 12 to 14 knots, surface smooth, with a government board overseeing the test including Captain C. T. Train and Lieut. Cmdr. Alfred Bruce Canaga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Missouri
Cape Ann
Boone Island
Maine
Government Board
C. T. Train
J. J. Woodward
L. C. Logan
Alfred Bruce Canaga
Walter C. Cowles
Rockport
Boston Harbor
Turk's Head
Spotter Evidence Convicts Man in Maiden Lane Liquor Case
In police court Judge Hadley severely reprimanded Lawyer E D McVey for calling witness Willie Ferron a mean scoundrel during the William Rivers liquor case. Rivers denied selling liquor, was found guilty of illegal keeping, and fined 75 dollars after testimony from Officers Brown Grady Regis Ferron and Peter Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. McVey
Hadley
William Rivers
Maiden Lane
Willie Ferron
Witnes
Officer Brown
Grady and
Regis
Ferron
Brown
Rivers
Peter Martin
Grady
McVey
Mr. McVey
Welch
Logue's Life Hope After Plea Release for Recovery
Thomas F. Logue, freed from state prison on pardons committee action and governor order, faces a grave illness. Doctor says death possible within months, but Logue family plans to move him to a milder climate with expert care in hopes of recovery. Destination not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas F. Logue
State Prison
Committee On Pardons
James I McLaughlin
Logue
Lawrence
Arrest in Boston Shocks Minneapolis Citizen
Edward Foster arrested yesterday in Boston as he alighted from a train and charged with inducing Nicholas Renner a liveryman to cash a forged $500 check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Edward Foster
Boston
Nicholas Renner
Post Office Robbery Strikes Superior Tonight
In Superior Wisconsin the post office was robbed last night, with over ten thousand dollars in stamps and currency believed taken. Police seek clues and review security footage as residents react to the bold daylight-like heist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Sterilizing Process Applied to Thoroughly Cleaned Bottles
The report notes that in one case the bottles not only receive thorough cleaning but are subjected to sterilization by high temperature. Extract, Report, State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Northeastern Dental Association Opens in Boston
A large assembly of dentists from across New England gathered in Boston for the 0th annual convention of the Northeastern Dental Association. Delegates were welcomed by John F. Deawsley, president, with the formal opening marking the start of a three day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Northeastern Dental Association
John F. Deawsley
Bribery Charge Rocks New York Official
Deputy Tax Commissioner Michael O'Sullivan was arrested on a bribe charge alleging he sought a civil service appointment for a man on the police force. Motorman Eric Erickson supplied the information and presented a receipt claimed to be signed by O'Sullivan for $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michael O'Sullivan
Eric Erickson
O’sullivan
Local Court Notes On Larceny And Liquor Cases
Arthur Dufresne's larceny of 2.80 from Frank Toupin was continued in 100 until Friday. George H. Wallace pleaded guilty to illegally keeping liquor and was fined 75. Victor Gelinas illegal keeping, continued until Friday with A O Hamel listed. Josephine Turcotte held in 100 until Friday. Bernard McCluskey drunk fined. There were two additional $2 drunks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O'Malley
O'Malley
Merrimack Manufacturing Co
Timothy Burns
O’malley
House of Correction
Arthur Dufresne
Frank Toupin
George H. Wallace
Victor Gelinas
A. O. Hamel
Josephine Turcotte
Bernard McCluskey
Gramercy offers best value in smart fashion styles
It highlights a new season fashion item described as broad shouldered, full chested, and short skirted with hand finished collar that hugs the neck and fronts that are unbreakable. Shown in black Thibets and various smart mixtures, Gramercy invites comparison with other dealers to win customers.
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McBride Case
Wm. F. McBride
Wm. B. Moffatt
Martin Connors
O'Sullivan Bros. Co
City Hall
Teeling
Lynn Catholic Church
Peter S. Grosscup
U. S. Circuit Court
General Government
Peter WV
Federal National Bank of Pittsburg
Ayer
Issiste
Joseph P. Thompson
Registrar of Deeds
Ducius
al Derby
Omer Ajlard
Prosper Gossette
J. W. Paradis
A. J. Gagnon
Leon Marcotte
Malcolm: “Cbafrance
Edmond P. Fontaine
Wilfred Frechette
Common Council
Malley
Owen Sherlock
Lowell Dressed Meat Company
John J. Hogan
Man
El-Azhar
Knights OF Forceps
A.C. Weston
Stickney & Smith’s
Tremont &J
Tax Commissioner
Gramercy
Merrimack
Merrinack Clothing CO
Sydney Street
Geo. B. Coburn
Merrimack Street
Billirecia Street
Wigginville Coal Office
Church Street
Chicago
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