Assassination Attempt Endangers Prince Galitzin in Tiflis
Prince Galitzin governor general of the Caucasus narrowly escaped an ambush by three natives who stabbed him thrice as he rode with his wife. Cossacks pursued and killed two attackers. the third died later. The event follows church tensions and unrest in Trans-Caucasia with theater suspensions and reported threats to Galitzin.
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Tiflis
Trans-Caucasia
Prince Galitzin
Caucasus
Armenian Church
Armenian Catholic Church
Church
Mission deputation to Africa sails with bereaved party
New York on Oct 28 the steamer Lahn arrived from Naples and Genoa bearing Rev. E. E. Strong of Boston and Rev. Sydney Strong of Oak Park as the American board's deputation to South and East Africa. Also aboard was the body of Mrs Sydney Strong who died in Naples before sailing. Dr Sydney Strong had pneumonia on the outward voyage. The deputation was warmly received by British government representatives in London and in South Africa.
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New York
Naples
Genoa
E. E. Strong
Boston
American Board of Foreign Missions
Sydney Strong
Oak Park
Illinois
American Board
South and East Africa
London
South Africa
Moody in Republican rooms as campaign chatter stirs state
Secretary Moody visited the Republican state committee rooms to tune charts and adjust compasses ahead of Springfield speech. He warned against overconfidence, noted aroused voters, and suggested Dems’ attempt to court Socialists has mobilized many Republicans. Westall, a likely district 27 winner, has strong cross‑party support. local city hall power may shift with alderman and buildings office changes.
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Moody
Navy
Republican State Committee
Reynolds
Maj
Talbot
Springfield
Wayward Girls in Boston Police Station Scene
In East Cambridge two girls May Foley and Lillian Eno caused a stir at the police station after arrest in Middlesex street Tuesday night. They narrated a roaming life from New England to Lowell and Dover seeking meals at a Middlesex street restaurant, later linked to a Chinese laundry. Police linked the restaurant to misconduct, and the license of the proprietor was revoked. Deputy Welch urged sending them to Lancaster for reform but advised separation. The Foley girl returned home by steam car with her father, the Eno girl taken to Cambridge by her uncle.
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May Foley
Lillian
Eno
East Cambridge
Middlesex Street
Donaldson
Maher
Foley
Lillian Eno
New England
Dover
N. H
Lowell
Welch
Lancaster
Cambridge
Copper Trouble Moves to Open Amalgamated Mines
A mediation committee plans to open Amalgamated mines and smelters, with Great Falls leaders and Montana copper heads in Butte to meet Thursday. Telegrams to Scallon, Heinze, and Gov. Toole seek rapid action including an extraordinary legislative session and immediate receivership hearings.
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Butte
Mont
Great Falls
Montana
Strain
Heinze
Edwin Young
Joseph Shuler
James Lithgow
E. A. Varnum
Tubner Estey
Helena
Amalgamated Copper Company
Gov. Toole
Supreme Court
Major McClelland Seizes Rifles in Altman
Victor Colorado October twenty eighth Major Tom E McClelland seized ten Winchester rifles and six hundred rounds of ammunition from under the residence of J E Coogan a member of the Free Coinage Miners union of Altman No arrests were made
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Victor
Col
Tom E. McClelland
Winchester
J. E. Coogan
Free Coinage Miners Union
Altman
Derrick Fall Delays Lowell Gas Work Near School and Rock
The Riter Conley company, builder of Lowell Gas Light’s new gas tank, faced trouble as an eight foot derrick hauling a purifier collapsed at around 1:30 PM. Cables snapped, branches and wires dropped, delaying traffic while crews cleared debris near School and Rock.
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Riter-Conley Company
Lowell Gas Light Company
School and
Rock
Fire in Roof at 27 Front Street Causes Brief Alarm
A telephone alarm reported a roof fire at 27 Front Street around noon. Fire caused slight damage and was quickly controlled with no injuries.
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Front Street
Assassination Case Stuns Armenian Society in London
London detectives probe the murder of Sagatel Sagouni president of the Armenian Revolutionary Society shot in Nunhead. Inquest reveals the pistol was a five shot silvered revolver not an automatic. A witness tied the killer to a boat passenger seen en route from Dieppe. Sagouni, of Baku, Trans Caucasia, the victim. Verdict: wilful murder.
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London
Sagatel Sagouni
Armenian Revolutionary Society
Nunhead
Eee
Sagouni
England
Dieppe
France
Baku
Trans- Caucasia
Quarantine to Shield Outside From Smallpox in Allegheny
Pittsburg October 28 The state board of health will quarantine Allegheny today to stop smallpox spread beyond the city. Dr W R Bott quarantine officer will enforce the law and stop residents from leaving the city. Mail money bank parcels and baggage will be restricted as the measure goes into full effect.
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Pittsburg
Allgheny
State Board of Health
Allegheny
W. R. Bott
Lineman Sargent Improves After Saturday Injury
Thomas L. Sargent, badly hurt Saturday, shows slow but steady recovery at the Emergency hospital. Though not fully conscious, he improves day by day as anxious watchers await his full return. Fred Seymour, a Sun Day worker, recovers steadily at St John’s hospital. John Butler, the motorman with crushed legs in Collinsville, remains as comfortable as possible at the same hospital.
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Thomas L. Sargent
Taksians
Fred Seymour
St. John’s Hospital
John Butler
Collinsville
Armenians in Lowell discuss Sagouni tragedy
Local Armenians in Lowell show reticence about the London assassination case. A shoe shop owner notes Sagouni’s alleged urging of Armenian friends to act boldly, but no new details emerge. Clerks at Bell clothing report difficulty distinguishing foreigners among customers, leaving the Lowell clue practically valueless.
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Lowell
Sagouni
London
Central Street
Bell Clothing
Man Rushed After Drinking Wood Alcohol By Mistake
Hermangill Leduc of 683 Lakeview Avenue was taken to Lowell Hospital by ambulance after consuming wood alcohol yesterday morning. He experienced severe internal effects before realizing the danger and was treated by doctors who said he will recover but be out of action for some time.
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Hermangill Leduc
Lakeview Avenue
Lowell Hospital
Leduc
Maine Woman Suffrage Convention Preparations in Lewiston
An executive session occurred in Lewiston Maine this afternoon as preparations began for the 23rd annual Maine Woman Suffrage association convention opening tomorrow morning and running through Friday afternoon. Delegates arriving tonight will be given a reception.
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Lewiston
Maine Woman Suffrage Association
Stabbed Friend Dies. Suspect Under Arrest in Saloon
In New York on October 28, Rosa died at Harlem hospital after a saloon stabbing on First Avenue. Joseph Precci, his lifelong friend, is jailed on a charge of stabbing following a quarrel over a bill payment.
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New York
Agenton Rosa
First Avenue
Harlem
Joseph Precci
A bad cold a good doctor Ayer s Cherry Pectoral
A terse ad asserts a bad cold benefits from a good doctor using Ayer s Cherry Pectoral and credits J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass with the product and thanks.
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J.C. Ayer Co., Lowel, Mass
Gaelic boarding house liquor case comes to court
Mary Shaughnessy and Mary A. Keyes were found guilty of keeping liquor at 211 218 Middlesex street and 27 28 Robeson street in a boarding house. Judge Hadley fined Shaughnessy 50 dollars and Keyes 75 dollars with appeals filed and 300 dollars bail each for superior court.
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Hadley
Mary Shaughnessy
Mary A. Keyes
Middlesex Street
Robeson Street
James F. O'Donnell
Atkinson
Corcoran
Martin A. Maher
Brown
Blake
Shaughnessy-Keyes
Maher
T. J. O'Dwyer
Markham
T. F. Carroll
Katie Kelley
Keyes-Shaughnessy Caravansary
Kearns
Superior Court
Jury Deliberations In Chelmsford Water Drainage Case
The McGonigles v Belle-Isle company case sent to the jury this forenoon while Wotton v Inhabitants of Chelmsford proceeds to trial. Ellen B. Wotton sues Chelmsford over surface water flowing via drains she says the town illegally maintains on her land. Counsel for plaintiff D J Donahoe and A S Howard.
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McGonigles
H. J. Belle-Isle Company
Wotton
Chelmsfrd
Ellen B. Wotton
North Chelmsford
Chelmsford
Stone cutters strike linked to union tied scheme
William Bradley and Son, Brooklyn stone cutters, claim about one hundred workers are on strike due to an alliance between an em ploying stone cutters association and Greater New York labor unions. They allege a 10 percent bid add on stone work, with about $600,000 yearly skim shared with unions and the association. President E F Giberson warns of court action if workers do not return. He says unions joined to force employer membership and delegates agreed to harass non signers.
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New York
Wm. Bradley & Son
Brooklyn
Greater
E. F. Giberson
Giberson
Why Does The Merrimack Street Window Draw You In
Physignomists say eyes reveal minds but the Merrimack store windows captivate by shining displays. The Associate building shows a rich range of men’s winter overcoats, tailored and ready to wear, in long loose back and belted styles. Prices are moderate for garments designed by artists and crafted by skilled journeymen.
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William E. Westall
Democratic City Committee
Fred H. Roarke
James E. Donnelly
Roarke
Conference of Business Men
O Lori
A. G. Weston
Stickney & Smith’s
Tremont St
El-Azhar
Alfred Mosely
America
Mr. Mosely
Yale
South Paw
State Board
Ayer
Patrick Broderick
Louis M. Guilmette
John Murphy
Joseph McMahon
John P. Quinn
Thomas Kelley
State Farm
Little Tailors
Bonneville
Lowett
North Pole
Merrimack Street
Merrimack
Merrimack Clothing Co