Talk of Independence or Annexation Heard in Vancouver
Vancouver residents react bitterly to the Alaska boundary award with talk of annexation and Canadian independence. British Columbian leaders such as Rev Elliott S Rowe and Chief Justice Hunt er weighed in on potential futures, urging Canada to resist piecemeal loss and consider independence or alignment with the United States. Mayor Neelands suggests the award could spur Canada to formal independence.
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Vancouver
B. C
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Canada
United States
Elliott S. Rowe
British Columbia
Hunter
Labor Commission
Great Britain
American Republic
Neelands
Alaska
Sunday Schools Convention Opens With Record Attendance
Brockton Oct 22 The annual state Sunday School association convention opened with a record attendance of over 1500 registered delegates. They toured the George E Keith company shoe factories at Campella before gathering at the South Congregational church for the sixth session featuring music on a new pipe organ and a program on Sunday School architecture led by Rev A F Pierce and Dr W F Andrews.
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Fall River Y
George W. Pease
Hartford
Editor S B Morss Funeral to be Held in Indianapolis
The funeral of S B Morss editor and proprietor of the Indianapolis Sentinel who was killed yesterday by falling from his office window will be Friday at St Pauls Episcopal church. The body will be taken to Fort Wayne for burial Saturday.
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Indianapolis
Ind
S. B. Morss
Indianapolis Sentinel
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Fort Wayne
William Lane Burglar Resting Quietly in Brockton Hospital
William Lane the alleged Randolph burglar is resting quietly at Brockton hospital with little change from last night. Doctors deem his recovery favorable and indicate stable condition this morning.
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Brockton
William Lane
Randolph
Brockton Hospital
Bailey named Vermont U.S. marshal to replace Field
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.
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Washington
Horace W. Bailey
United States
Vermont
Fred Field
Bailey
Congress
Denver trial run mirrors Missouri speed record
The U S cruiser Denver built by Neafie and Levy conducted a trial voyage from Cape Ann to Boone Island and back, aiming an average speed of 16 knots over 33 nautical miles. The start near Rockport marked a test under conditions similar to those used for the battleship Missouri.
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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 under consideration.
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Stevens
Lowell Gas Light Corporation
Joseph McEvoy
Thomas Henzie
McBride
Wage Advance In Glass Workers Union Meet
Pittsburg October 22 wage scale conference of the shade branch of the American Flint Glass Workers has secured a five percent raise and granted several minor conditions. The increase will affect 1600 workers. This morning the iron moulders branch of the trade was reviewed.
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Pittsburg
Shade
American Flint Glass Workers
Fehn CC Burke to preside Saturday evening
Fehn community center announced Burke will preside Saturday evening at the venue, with organizers inviting residents to attend the community gathering and hear remarks from local officials.
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Fehn CC
Burke
Liquidation Denied Yet Bank Goes Voluntary Liquidation
Pittsburg Oct 22 1903 Vice President R J Stoney Jr announced after a long clearing house meeting that the First National Bank of Allegheny will enter voluntary liquidation despite ample assets to pay depositors and a surplus for shareholders The move follows widespread distrust tied to its alleged connection with the Federal National Bank of Pittsburg The bank organized in 1864 has capital 350000 surplus 100000 and undivided profits 84871 80 Directors linked to major Allegheny manufacturers deposits total 1 735 476 with 1 052 128 due depositors and cash 113 113 The correspondents include New York National Park Philadelphia First National Chicago First National
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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
FB. 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 Bottles Sterilized by High Heat
In one case the bottles undergo thorough cleaning and a sterilizing process by exposing them to a high temperature. Extract reports this action as part of state health oversight. Authorities cite EI AZHAR Water as the case. B Coburn & Go Teil 660.
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State Board of Health
Micki Bryda Returns Coin to Kejdy Jaramante
In a Gloucester court morning session Micki Bryda repaid Kejdy Jaramante thirty dollars, promising a future reconciliation while still owing fifty. Deputy Welch urged a continued hearing to allow full restitution before rekindling their engagement, as other cases unfolded in the same docket.
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Micki Bryda
Kejdy Jaramante
Kejdy
Micki
New Bedford
Welch
Keldy
Unitarian leaders urge stronger religious instruction in Sunday schools
The Unitarian Sunday School association held a morning meeting led by Rev. Augustus M. Lord and President Rev. Edward A. Horton. They pressed faith in Sunday schools, urged more male teachers, home cooperation, and distinct religious teaching, and approved a resolution to fund new schools. amendments discussion followed with talks on teaching by parable and the life studies program.
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Unitarian Sunday School Association
Augustus M. Lord
Richard Co. Humphreys
Unitarian Sunday School Society
Boston
Society
James Eells
First Church
W. F. Greenman
Watertown
C. F. Dole
Jamaica Plain
Northeastern Dentists Talk Technical Questions
Boston October 22 delegates at the Northeastern Dentists Association session heard papers on technical questions after the assembly was called to order by President John F. Dowsley.
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Boston
Wright's Case Postponed at Old Bailey
London case of Whitaker Wright, promoter accused of defrauding London and Globe Finance stockholders, adjourned to November sessions on Wright's application as his defense is not ready.
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London
Whitaker Wright
Old Bailey
London and Globe Finance Corporation
Wright
Cartridge firm to build underground powder stores near rendering plant
The United States Cartridge Company notified Billerica fire engineers of plans to erect two underground powder storage houses west of the railroad and near the Lowell Rendering plant. Buildings would be embedded in banks with 800 keg capacity each, and fulminate stored in a water-submerged cellar, 1500 to 2000 pounds at a time.
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United States Cartridge Company
North
Billerica
Lowell Rendering Company
Board of Fire Engineers
Cartridge Company
L. W. Buckley
Engineers
North Billerica
Massachusetts
Concord River
A. & Cartridge Company
C. E. Hoxie
Courier-Citizen
More Squally Formidable Fleet Now in Eastern Waters
St Petersburg reports the Russian Pacific squadron totaling 54 warships with six battleships, eight first class cruisers, five second class cruisers, torpedo craft, gunboats, and 24 torpedo boat destroyers. Two battleships, three first class cruisers, and 11 torpedo boats with 164 officers and 3284 men are en route to the far east. Novoe Vremya notes influential Japanese papers are subsidized by Americans and English.
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St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Russia
Tokio
Far East
Novoe Vremya
Common Law Wife Drops Her Claims
Chicago, Oct 22. Dorothy Thurman abandons her claim to widowhood of Abraham H. Kohn who died in a San Francisco sanitarium. She will not pursue legal recognition and cites a mistaken belief in Illinois common law marriage as the basis for her assertion. A conference with her attorney clarified she was mistaken about the law.
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Chicago
the Tribune
Dorothy Thurman
Abraham H. Kohn
San Francisco
Miss Thurman
Kohn
Illinois
Birthday Party Honors Miss Hattie Lasalle at 17
A pleasant birthday party was held Wednesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Jenkins 585 Chelmsford Street in honor of their daughter Miss Hattie Lasalle for her seventeenth birthday. About 25 friends enjoyed games and music as refreshments were served and little tokens of love were given. The party ended around 11 o'clock.
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A. C. Jenkins
Chelmsford Street
Hattie Lasalle
Dowie Seeks to Convert Pope Amid Zion City Debate
New York date Oct 22 Hundreds of Dowie followers pressed to quit reform work in New York and return to Zion City as general overseers invited volunteers at Madison Square Garden. Dowie said he would try to convert the Pope and noted bogus checks he had received while others were good. He urged caution with kissing and claimed his son Gladstone never kissed outside the family.
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New York
John Alexander Dowie
New York City
Zion City
Madison Square Garden
Dowie
Zion
Dr Dowte
Chicago
Gladstone
Widow Spurgeon Dead in London
The widow of Rev. Charles H. Spurgeon died in London on October 22. Her husband, Rev. Spurgeon, had passed away on January 31, 1892.
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Spurgeon
London
Charles H. Spurgeon
Mr. Spurgeon
Local coal and kindling offer with prompt delivery
Stove eye and No 1 nut coal priced at 6.74 per ton No 2 nut at 6.00 cash with order or on delivery Dry kindling slab and hard wood available ready for call Mail or telephone orders receive prompt attention.
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Donegal
Marchioness
Miss Twining
Marchioness of
E. Marquise of
Henry St. George Twining
Halifax
Ada Black
Nova
State Association
Field
Superior Court
B. Coburn & Go. Teil
Rejdy
Thomas Milette
Josephine Gagne
Hadley
Josephine Turcotte
Supt. Moffatt
Avilla
Emil Brissette
Ward Street
A. O. Hamel
Jennie Richard
Octave Richard
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
Ayer
Col. Gaston
Huntington Hall
York
Kilsing
Aly
Pope
Quinn
Gorhan and
Dix Streets
Gorham Street
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