Hang Overs Give Judge Busy Day In Court
A Boston police court session saw several drunkenness and assault cases. William Winn pleaded guilty to assault and battery on Nelson Potter and awaits sentencing tomorrow. James Perusse faced fines after a pool room altercation with John Brady, known as Jockey Brady. Other defendants included John McCann, William Somers, Peter and Alphonsine Veilleux, and various two dollar offenders from out of town.
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William Winn
Station 3
Boston
Nelson Potter
Winn
James Perusse
John Brady
Kid Brady
Brady
Perusse
Suffolk Street
Busby
Wilson
John McCann
William H. Somers
Connors
Somers
Morse Coach Company
Middlesex Street
Peter and
Alphonsine Veilleux
James Donohoe
Alphonsine
Ames Sway in Fifth District Vote Rivalry
The Lawrence press notes a heated Fifth district race with Col. Ames favored by most newspapers and French Canadian voters growing for him. A smear campaign misfired as Ames backers debunked false Republican support for Sparks. The Lawrence Eagle urges Democratic loyalty to Sparks but hints at shifting alliances in Lowell and Lawrence amid cross party endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Press
Alexander B. Bruce
Colonel Ames
Mr. Sparks
le Progres
Anzeiger Und Post
Roosevelt
Lawrence Eagle
Democratic
Sparks
John T. Sparks
Butler Ames
Congress
Lowell
Lawrence
Ames
Russian boundary monuments found inland in Alaska
Seattle reports discovery of missing Russian boundary monuments by prospector James H. De Blondeau in the Porcupine district. Landmarks lie about five miles inland from Pleasant camp, 17 miles from Klukwon, and 27 miles inland to the summit, indicating the Rainy Hollow district lies within American territory.
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Seattle
Wash
Juneau
Dolphin
Whch
Emmons
Porcupine District
James H. de Blondeau
Marseilles
France
Pleasant Camp
Klukwon
Tidewater
Chilkat
Rainy Hollow
A Hero’s Death In ProvidenceRail Strike Recalled
Walter H. Wilson a 23 year old brakeman of 86 Elm Street died at the Acorn street crossing while trying to save Herman and Jerauld Kamp who were attempting to ride the freight cars. Wilson had been praised previously for heroism on the Consolidated road and was honored by the Kamp family prayers as he lay dying. Celic Coronti an eight year old boy had been killed nearby within days.
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Providence
R. L
Walter H. Wilson
Elm Street
Consolidated Road
Herman and
Jerauld Kam
Acorn Street
Celic Coronti
Kamp
Wilson
Farmer Shot in Lebanon Orchard Death Mystery
Coroner Schultz reports autopsy on Wm. B. Shuey, wealthy farmer, found dead in his Lebanon county orchard. Shuey was shot twice in the face but did not die from those wounds and appears to have been clubbed to death. He carried a large sum of money when he left for home last week, though pockets were empty when found. No arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Schultz
Wm. B. Shuey
Shuey
Hensade
Child’s Burial Taken To Family Home At 25 Bowers Street
The body of Jennie Golden, the badly burned child who died last night, was taken to the home of Mr. Golden’s parents at 25 Bowers Street this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Golden
Mr. Golden
Bowers Street
Marines praised for Samar revolt suppression lessons
Major General Charles Heywood reports Marine Corps success against Ladrones in Samar and details Major Waller's operations on the Sono ton and Sohoton coast. He notes a 190 mile march, vivid cliff assaults, and credit to Captains Porter and Bearse. He urges longer rate of service in the Philippines and expansion of Marine forces. Guam natives progress in English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Heywood
United States Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Philippines
Heywood
Major Waller
Samar
Maj
Waller
Sonoton
Sohoton
Walter
Henry Glenn
Porter
Bearse
Congress
Marine Corps
Guam
Renowned Philadelphia Alienist Dr Hughes Dies
Dr Daniel E Hughes chief resident physician at the Philadelphia almshouse died this morning of tubercular peritonitis. He contracted the disease from a patient in the hospital and was internationally known for his work on insanity and improving conditions for criminal and pauper lunatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Daniel E. Hughes
Philadelphia Almshouse
Sr. Hughes
Bryan Talk Interruption As Durango Hall Burns
Durango Colorado October 28 during a Bryan speech an alarm of fire rang out and flames were found under the hall. The meeting adjourned and the audience evacuated safely as the fire department saved the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Col
William J. Bryan
Adirondack Arrives with Gen. Firmin from Haiti Ports
New York reports the Hamburg American liner Adirondack arrived from Haiti ports this morning. It carried Gen. Firmin who embarked at Gonaives on October 15 and landed at Inagua on October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mner Adirondack
Haytien Ports
Firmin
Gonaives
Inagua
Desirable 9 acre farm near South Chelmsford sale
Auction notice and assorted classifieds describe a nine acre farm near South Chelmsford with wooded land offered for sale. Also listed are multiple rental ads for a five room tenement at 48 Fremont Street and a six room flat at Rogers Street, plus a cottage on 2 Nelson Street and a lost item notice for eyeglasses near A G Ollaca store.
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Chelmsford
Parker Street
Lowell
Fremont Street
Centred Street
Spgutre
Rogers Street
A. G. Ollaca
Westford Street
Appleton Street
Bath
Nelson Street
C. H. Nelson
Mansur Street
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Endorsed By Doctor
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is recommended for pale thin people by doctors. The ad claims medical endorsing authority and implies health benefits through physician approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Jerome Seeks New Jersey Aid in Molineux Witnesses
District Attorney Jerome appeals to Governor Murphy for help in obtaining New Jersey witnesses for the Molineux trial. He reports two Newark detectives have failed to compel testimony. Five named Newark detectives and civilians are sought, and Jerome contemplates reading testimony if cross state witnesses cannot be produced.
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Molineux
New York
Jerome
New York American
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Mamie Melando
Robert A. Zeller
Farsall
Glory and
Curran
Newark Force
Newark
Russia faces reform needed before agricultural improvement
Correspondence from St. Petersburg reports local committees blame low agriculture mood on civilizational and legal hindrances. They demand universal education, peasants' legal equality, and tax reform. Finland reports crop failures and plans river improvements costing $360,000 by the Finnish Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Russkiya Vedomosti
Russia
Voyoye Vremya
Finland
Ulenborg
Senate
Pension Changes Include Increases For Several Veterans
Washington October 28 pension changes from the October 10 issue list Massachusetts increases re issue and other allowances for E Eugene Berry Lynn $8 Alonzo Howe Methuen $12 and widow and dependent allotments Hannah Twomey Lawrence $12. Juneau Skagway cable line unused for two months due to an unlocated break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Massachusetts
E. Eugene Berry
Lynn
Alonzo Howe
Methuen
Hannah Twomey
Lawrence
Juneau-Skagway
Rock on trestle nearly wrecks Rome Watertown Ogdensburg flyer
A 300 pound boulder was found on the high trestle near Wallington just before the Rochester, Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg line passenger service. A track walker removed it in time. Burglars later entered the Wallington trolley road station post office, suspected to have staged the attempt to wreck the train and rob victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Rome, Watertown
Ogdensburg
Wallington
Sodus Bay
Negro on Trial in Long Island City for Assault
Jeremiah Hunter, the man who held off police and volunteers at his North Beach home on Labor Day and sparked a battle that left 14 shot, faces an assault in the second degree charge in Long Island City. Hunter says Thorp trespassed on his land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jeremiah Hunter
North Beach
Long Island City
William Thorp
Hunter
Thorp
Is He The Man Clinton October Probe Under Way
Special Officer Carpenter of the Metropolitan police travels to Philadelphia to verify if a laborer named Emanuel Johnson held locally as a suspect in the 1897 Dahl anaugh murder is the same man as William Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Philadelphia
John Dablanaugh
Carpenter
Metropolitan Police
Emanuel Johnson
Dahlanaugh
Wm. Henderson
Weather warning issued for New Jersey coast storm center
Boston weather officials issued a storm warning noting a central storm on the New Jersey coast moving northward. High northwest winds are expected tonight and Wednesday, with potential for rough seas and travel disruption along coastal areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New Jersey
Cholera Death Toll Soars Across World Outlook Gloomy
In cables from Washington and abroad the cholera crisis is laid bare. Philippine provinces like Iloilo and Negros endure severe outbreaks with up to 75 percent mortality. Japan China and Egypt report thousands of cases and high death counts. Hong Kong shows 459 cases with 396 deaths though declared cholera free locally. European and Egyptian reports detail daily and weekly tallies, including Suez and Damietta, underscoring a widespread global epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Hospital Service
Perry
Manila
Philippine Islands
Lloilo
Negros
Japan
China
Hunan
Shansi
Nanking
Foochow
Shouyanghsien
Hsinchou
Tai Yuana Fu
Hsiatoentze
Shouyang
Shihlioh
Chenglohien
Kinkiang
Nanchangfu
Sheyogan
Hankow
Tien Tsin
Soo Chow
Hong Kong
Egyptian Department of Health
Suez
Dametta
Karnak
Luxor
Alexandria
Pope's physician Dr. Lapponi undergoes successful operation
Rome on October 28 reports the Pope's private physician Dr. Lapponi was operated on for appendicitis with Dr. Mazzoni performing the operation. The Pope, anxious to know details, was informed by telephone and asked the doctor to visit him personally for fuller information.
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Rome
Lapponi
Mazzoni
Shamrock III construction to start within a fortnight
Glasgow report notes actual building of the Shamrock III will begin in two weeks. Bending of frames is nearly finished and shaping of keel plates has begun, marking a major step in the vessel's progress. The project moves ahead as plans and approvals shape the watercraft.
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Glasgow
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Dracut
John J Lynch
Thomas Donnelly
Francis P. McCarty
William P. Collins
Patrick Smith
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Martin Foley
Charles Kane
Michael J. Bolton
Annie Mullin
William McDonough
Morrissey
Bridgewater
Omer Dubois
State Farm
Dubois
Iow
AY AY
Col. Ames
Farmer
Gen. Heywood
Philippine Service
Bryan
Gen. Firmin
Attorney Black
Roland B. Molineux
Osborne
Harry Cornish
Mrs. Molineux
the Man
Asia
Africa
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