Donegal Heir Named Earl by Canadian Marchioness
An octogenarian Irish nobleman, heir to the Donegal estates, has chosen his successor. The Canadian marchioness, once Miss Twining, presented him with a successor to the family titles and holdings, confirming a new Earl. The arrangement preserves the estate line and title within the prominent family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Twining
Marchioness
Donegal
Henry St. George Twining
Halifax
N. Y
Ada Black
Nova
Independence or annexation talk swirls over Alaska award
Vancouver October 22. Bitter local feeling over the Alaska boundary award fuels talk of independence or annexation with Canadian businessmen and English residents urging closer ties or full union with the United States. Prominent Reverend Elliott Rowe argues Britain would cede Canada piecemeal and Canada might join the American republic. Mayor Neelands suggests the Alaska decision could spur Canada toward full independence.
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Vancouver
B. C
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Canada
United States
Elliott
Rowe
British Columbia
Hunter
Labor Commission
Great Britain
American Republic
Neelands
Alaska
Sunday Schools convention in Brockton attracts 1500 attendance
The annual meeting of the state Sunday School association opened with a record registration of 1500 plus delegates. They toured George E. Keith company shoe factories in Campello before gathering at South Congregational church for the sixth session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Fellows
Fall River Y. M
George W. Pease
Hartford
Editor S B Morss Funeral Set in Indianapolis
The funeral of S B Morss editor and proprietor of the Indianapolis Sentinel, killed by a fall from his office window, will be Friday at St Pauls Episcopal church. The body will be taken to Fort Wayne for burial Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
S. B. Morss
Indianapolis Sentinel
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Fort Wayne
William Lane Resting Quietly After Randolph Burglary
Brockton October 21 William Lane the alleged Randolph burglar is resting quietly at Brockton hospital with little change since last night Doctors say recovery looks favorable and state he remains under observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
William Lane
Randolph
Brockton Hospital
Bailey Succeeds Field as Vermont U.S. Marshal
Washington October 21 The President appointed Horace W Bailey United States marshal for Vermont to succeed Fred Field who was dismissed Bailey was recommended by the Vermont delegation in Congress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Horace W. Bailey
United States
Vermont
Fred Field
Bailey
Congress
Trial Run For US Cruiser Denver Near Boston
The Denver built by Neafie and Levy in Philadelphia completed a trial trip off Cape Ann to Boone Island and back, meeting a 16 knot average over 33 nautical miles as the Missouri yesterday reportedly did. The run started near Rockport with Hull to Cape Ann at 9 a.m.
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Boston
U. S
Denver
Neafie & Levy Company
Philadelphia
Missouri
Cape Ann
Rockport
Boone Island
Hull
Stevens V Lowell Gas Light case resumes in superior court
In the superior court this morning the Stevens versus Lowell Gas Light case was resumed with Joseph Mc Evoy an employee and Thomas Henzie a works superintendent as principal witnesses. The case remained on trial at adjournment with exceptions saved in Mc Bride versus Moffatt and a possible new trial discussed. J J Hennessey for McBride said it is not yet decided whether to ask for a new trial, the choice resting with the plaintiff who has not expressed a position.
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Stevens
Lowell Gas Light Corporation
Joseph McEvoy
Thomas Henzie
McBride
Thomas Milette
Josephine Gagne
Hadley
Josephine Turcotte
Supt. Moffatt
Courier Citizen
Wage Advance Reached for Glass Workers in Pittsburg
Wages advanced by 5 percent at a wage scale conference of the shade branch of the American Flint Glass Workers in Pittsburg. The deal affects about 1600 men and includes several minor conditions demanded by the workers. This morning the iron moulders branch of the trade was scheduled for discussion with Felin A Burke set to preside Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Shade
American Flint Glass Workers
Bank Denies Insolvency Plans Liquidation Chosen
Pittsburg Oct 22 Vice President R J Stoney Jr announced after a long meeting that the First National bank of Allegheny will enter voluntary liquidation due to distrust sparked by its alleged connection with the Federal National bank of Pittsburg. The bank, organized in 1864, reports assets enough to pay depositors in full with a surplus for shareholders and lists its officers and directors tied to major local industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
R. J. Stoney, Jr
First National Bank of Allegheny
Pittsburg Clearing House Association
Allegheny
Federal National Bank of Pittsburg
First National Bank of
John Thompson
E. R. Kramer
John D. Kramer
First National
Federal National
Clearing House Committee
New York National Park Bank
Philadelphia
First National Bank
Chicago First National Bank
EI AZHAR water sterilized bottles by heat process
The report notes one case where bottles are not only thoroughly cleaned but sterilized by exposing them to high temperature. Extract from the State Board of Health. B. Coburn & Go. Tel 660.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Ei-Azhar Water
B. Coburn & Go
Micki Rejoins Court Over Return of Coin to Kejdy
Micki Bryda appeared in the police court after returning $30 to Kejdy Jaramante, who still loves him, with further $50 owed. Kejdy forgave if he settles, while officials plan continued restitution. Other cases included lewd cohabitation pleas, Avilla found guilty of illegal liquor keeping, and multiple drunkenness or assault charges with varying penalties.
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Micki Bryda
Kejdy Jaramante
Kejdy
Micki
New Bedford
Welch
Keldy
Unitarian Sunday School Directors Adopt Measures
The annual Unitarian Sunday School association meeting opened with Rev. Augustus M. Lord presiding. Officers were appointed, reports reviewed, and a resolution urged founding new schools and funding expansion. Debates on meeting timing and future directions followed, with remarks from Rev. Eells and Greenman plus a closing discussion and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Society
James Eells
First Church
W. F. Greenman
Watertown
C. F. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Dentists Hear Papers at Northeastern Meeting
Boston October 22 delegates at the Northeastern Dentists association gathered for the second day of sessions. President John F Dowsley called the meeting to order and delegates heard several technical papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John F. Dowsley
Northeastern Dentists’ Association
Wright's Case Postponed at Old Bailey Adjourned
London October 22. The Whitaker Wright case, a company promoter charged with attempting to defraud London and Globe Finance stockholders, was adjourned to the November sessions on Wright's application as his defense is not ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Whitaker Wright
Old Bailey
London and Globe Finance Corporation
Wright
Powder storage houses planned near North Billerica plant
The United States Cartridge company notified the North Billerica fire engineers of plans to build two underground powder storage houses west of the Lowell Rendering plant, with embankments and waterproof enclosures. The designs call for 800 keg capacity per building and a separate fulminate storage below the bank, using water-filled barrels for submersion.
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United States Cartridge Company
North
Billerica
Lowell Rendering Company
Board of Fire Engineers
Cartridge Company
L. W. Buckley
Pillerica
North Billerica
Massachusetts
A. & Cartridge Company
C. E. Hoxie
More Squally Russia's Squadron Formidable Fleet in Eastern Waters
St Petersburg reports Russia's Pacific squadron comprises 54 warships including six battleships and multiple cruisers and torpedo craft with 750 officers and 18 200 men. Additional battleships cruisers and torpedo boats are reported en route to the Far East. The Novoe Vremya notes influential Japanese papers are subsidized by Americans and English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Russia
Tokio
Far East
Novoe Vremya
Common Law Wife Drops Her Claims in Illinois Case
Chicago, Oct. 22. Dorothy Thurman has withdrawn her bid to be recognized as the widow of Abraham H. Kohn who died in a San Francisco sanitarium. After a conference with her attorney she said there was no ceremony and her claim stemmed from a misreading of common law marriage in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Tribune
Dorothy Thurman
Abraham H. Kohn
San Francisco
Miss Thurman
Kohn
Illinois
Hattie Lasalle Celebrates 17th Birthday at Home
A pleasant birthday party was held Wednesday evening at 585 Chelmsford street in honor of Miss Hattie Lasalle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jenkins. About 25 friends attended with games, music, and refreshments. She received many tokens of affection as the gathering ended around 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Jenkins
Chelmsford Street
Hattie Lasalle
Dowie Preaches Conversion Plan Amid Zion City Echoes
New York crowd of Dowie followers at Madison Square Garden faced a call to step away from reform efforts in the city as Dowie vowed to seek to convert the Pope. He noted bogus checks received in New York but downplayed suits against Zion. An overseer counted boxes showing wealth. Dowie urged cautious family life and cited his son Gladstone’s restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Alexander Dowie
New York City
Zion City
Madison Square Garden
Dowie
Zion
Dr. Dowie
Chicago
Gladstone
Widow of Rev. Charles Spurgeon Dies in London
The widow of Rev. Charles H. Spurgeon died in London on October 22. Rev. Spurgeon had passed away earlier on January 31, 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles H. Spurgeon
Mr. Spurgeon
Coal prices and kindling offer for immediate delivery
The advertisement lists stove eye and No 1 Nut Coal at 6.78 per ton, No 2 Nut at 6.00 per ton, with cash on order or delivery. Dry kindling slab and hard wood are available by called order, with mail or telephone orders receiving prompt attention.
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Marchiones
Marouir
Field
Superior Court
Felin A. Burke
First National Bank of Alle
Gheny
Rejdy
Avilla
Emil Brissette
Ward Street
A. O. Hamel
Jennie Richard
Octave Richard
Joseph E. Richard
Hamilton and Grady
Owen Sherlock
Lowell Dressed Meat Company
Chelmsford
Hamel
Sherlock
John W
John
Lawrence F. Scully
Michael Grogan
Thomas Kelley
John F. Sheehy
George B. Kennedy
Edward Donnelly
Unitarians
Unitarian Sunday School Association
Augustus M. Lord
Providence
Edward A. Horton
Wm. Cwanning Brown
Richard Co. Humphreys
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Ayer
C. AyerCo
Well, Mass
Courier-Citizen
Col. Gaston
Huntington Hall
York
Kilsing
Aly
Pope
Spurgeon
Quinn
Gorham and
Dix Streets
Gorham Street
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