Armenian Revolt Rivalry Ties to Sagouni Murder in Lowell
Lowell Armenians discuss the Sagouni murder linking it to Chichian the Armenian revolutionist killed in Odessa. Chichian once served as a Protestant missionary in Lowell and preached revolution in Russia before his death. Armenians cite Sagouni’s opposition to a united Armenian movement as a trigger for retaliation.
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Lowell
Sagouni
Karakin Chichian
Odessa
Russia
Chichian
Turkey
Patrick Has a Kick Ossining Death Sentence Appeal
Albert T. Patrick said the Court of Appeals decision in his murder case against William M. Rice was improper and unfair, claiming a ruling before his appeal on conviction could be settled. He spoke from Ossining New York on October 28 after his death sentence was upheld.
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Ossining
N. Y
Albert T. Patrick
William M. Rice
Court of Eenane
Adirondack Cold Snap Lowers Thermometer Readings
Five below zero at Lake Placid and other Adirondack points. The thermometer dropped to five degrees below zero with even lower readings reported across the region.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Lake Placid
Adirondack
Marvelous Tonic Iron Ox Tablets Ad
An old style health tonic advert promotes Tron Ox Tablets as system builders that rejuvenate nerves and digestive function. It contrasts tonics with stimulants, claims natural nerve and muscle support, and warns against artificial stimulation. Fifty Iron Ox Tablets cost 25 cents, with ordering from Iron Ox Remedy Co in Detroit.
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Iron-Ox Remedy Co
Deroit
Mich
Obituary notices for Tenney and several local residents
Mrs. Horace B. Tenney of Lowell died in Canaan New Hampshire aged 65 after cancer treatment. Survived by husband daughter Mrs Arthur Hutchinson a California brother and a sister in Haverhill Mass. Funeral at Sunset House largely attended with many floral offerings. Also noted deaths: William F Grady 25 formerly of Merrimack Manufacturing Industry Council member Harriet Fahey 62 and infant William Sullivan three months old.
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Horace B. Tenney
Lowell
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Canaan
N. H
Tenney
Reading
Danvers
Mass
Sunset House
Arthur Hutchinson
California
Haverhill
William F. Grady
Lowell Hospital
Merrimack Manufacturing Company
Industry Council
Obituaries for Michael Fox and Daniel G Wilson
The funeral for Michael Fox, died in Lawrence, was held yesterday at 2 30 pm from James F. O'Donnell & Sons chapel with bearers John Mc Donald Joseph Lee Andrew Carroll Timothy Dunn and Felix Ingoldsby. Burial at St Patrick's cemetery officiated by Rev Fr Carney. The Daniel G Wilson funeral was at his home 1500 Gorham street yesterday afternoon with Rev Mr Lane of the Unitarian church Carlisle. Apollo quartet sang and floral tributes included New England Order of Protection and Odd Fellows. Services at the Edson cemetery were by Odd Fellows. arrangements by George L Huntoon and bearers listed from Carlisle Lowell Billerica and Everett. Undertaker Young oversaw proceedings.
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William Sullivan
William
Mary Sullivan
Middlesex Street
Molloy
St. Patrick’s Cemetery
Michael Fox
Lawrence
James F. O’donnell
Daniel G. Wilson
Gorham Street
Mr. Lane
Unitarian Church
Carlisle
Apollo Quartette
New England Order of Protection
Lodge of Odd Fellows
George L. Huntoon
Capt
H. W. Wilson
Daniel Robbins
Obituaries and death notices from Liberty New York area
Alma C Bond aged 24 funeral set for Friday 2 pm Edson cemetery chapel friends invited David Taylor 79 died in city October 26 Irene Antoinette Houde infant daughter Delphis Marie Bourassa infant daughter Joseph D Gould 68 funeral October 30 3 15 pm burial private omit flowers
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Bond
Liberty
N. Y
Alma C. Bond
Edson
Taylor
David Taylor
Houde
Lilley Avenue
Irene Antoinette
Phileas
Hermine Houde
Bourassa
Hanover Street
Yvonne
Delphis
Marie S Bourassa
Arrest in Laytons murder case tracked by dogs
Port Jervis New York October 28 George Jagger was arrested at his Laytons home charged with the murder of Mrs Victor Bevans and the attempted killing of her husband at their dinner table October 16 He surrendered when officers approached and denied guilt Sheriff Andruss said dogs had traced a trail to his house but other evidence pointed to Jagger as the killer
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Sagouni
London
Lowell
Chichian
Port Jervis
N. Y
George Jager
Laytons
Victor Bevans
Bevans
Jagger
Newton
Anergus
Andruss
Bavarian Count Marries Boston Bride in Rome Dispensation
Count Carlo Von Cour ten of Munich and Miss Rosamond Blanchard wed at St. Cecilia's in Boston with a Rome dispensation. The bridegroom serves as a lieutenant in a Bavarian army regiment and is a gentleman in waiting to the King of Bavaria. The ceremony was performed by Vicar General William Byrne in the church vestry.
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Boston
Carlo von Courten
Munich
Rosamond Blanchard
George Duncan
St. Cecilia's
Germany
Rome
William Byrne
Bavaria
Mob Strikes Black Woman Near Jennings Florida
In Jacksonville on October 28 a mob assaulted Jennie McCall a Black woman while she tried to secure her husband who lived near Jennings Florida. The incident occurred last night and involved a group of men.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jennings, Fla
Jennie McCall
ElkINS Better
Philadelphia Oct 28 Elkins rallied toward midday and is much improved tonight after a period of illness as reporters provided updates on his condition from the hospital and medical staff.
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Philadelphia
Economy Demands Change in Middlesex County Ticket
Advertising urging voters to elect Democrat George R. Duren as Middlesex County Commissioner. The piece cites rising county expenses and argues for economy and minority representation, highlighting Duren’s Carlisle birth May 18 1858 and service on local boards and fraternal groups. It also urges voting the entire Democratic State ticket.
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Middlesex County
George R. Duren
Carlisle
Cleveland
Duren
Oberiin Lodge
Lowell
Mass
Wannalandt
Passaconaway Tribe of Red Men
Lowell Lodge
Chevalier Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Windsor Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Boston
F Cavalry
Democratic Party
Wholesale corruption feared in New York election
Rumor says M Linn Bruce probes a report that Tammany Hall aims to seize the election by corrupting Republican assembly district leaders. About forty Republican inspectors and clerks are said to be Tam many hall Democrats, with districts across Manhattan including the 26th. Election day to be a dry day under a police order enforcing section 33 of election laws.
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New York
M. Linn Bruce
Republican County Committee
Tammany
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Green
Change of sentiment in Colombia over Panama canal
Washington reports from unofficial sources indicate a shift in the Colombian Senate toward favoring terms with the United States, while State Department agents stress that the Hay-Herran canal treaty is dead and cannot be revived by any Senate action. Any future Panama canal arrangement under U.S. control would require new negotiations, none having started.
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Washington
State Department
Senate
Panama Canal
United States
Hay-Herran Canal
Dynamite plot foiled in Seattle depot
Seattle, Oct. 28 twelve sticks of dynamite, in two packages with fuses, were found hidden in the lavatory of the Inter-Urban depot. The explosive could have destroyed nearby buildings and damaged property up to ten blocks away. Laborer Wilson discovered the devices and detectives conduct a full investigation.
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Seattle
Wash
Wilson
Fire Destroys Paducah Wholesale Dist Buildings
Paducah on October 28 reports a massive blaze at Livingstone's wholesale grocery on Second Street and Broadway. Flames spread rapidly threatening the wholesale district with losses quoted at 209000 dollars and possibly rising to a million as adjoining firms catch fire and救 remains uncertain.
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Paducah
Livingstone
Second Street
Broadway
Erie Railroad Cuts Ten Percent of Shop Workers
Susquehanna, Pa October 28 The Erie railroad company has discharged ten percent of the working force in its various shops on the system to reduce expenses.
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Susquehanna
Erie Railroad Company
Borden’s Eagle Brand Condensed Milk Featured
An advertisement extols Borden’s Eagle Brand Condensed Milk as a perfect infant food and versatile product for tea and coffee. It claims a supply for reliable infant feeding amid uncertainty and promotes its origin from native-breed herds. The text also references Lowell’s international significance and a hat once worn by Sagouni’s murderer.
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Borden
Lowell
Sagouni
Franco Russian Conference Signals Macedonia Reforms Endorsement
Paris reports the first formal Franco Russian talks with Count Lamsdorff and M Delcasse lasting an hour at the foreign office. France then waives objections to Russian Austrian supervision of Macedonia reforms, signaling continued entente and Russian interests in the Balkans and Far East amid tensions with Japan.
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Paris
Count Lamsdorf
M. Delcasse
Foreign Office
Loubet
Far East
France
Russia
Japan
Parting of Ways Prompt Canada Independence Debate
Halifax editorial argues Canada must sever ties with Britain, seeking full sovereignty or immediate independence. It cites Alaska boundary dispute as exposing imperial subordination and favors independence to avoid US entanglement while preserving Monroe Doctrine protection. London figures push closer Canada linkage with Britain, citing imperial prestige and potential fiscal reforms.
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Halifax
N.S
Canada
Great Britain
Halifax Chronicle
Maritime Provinces
Liberal Party
the Chronicle
Alaska
England
United States
Republican Candidates Host Informal Reception In Andover
Alonzo G Walsh opened his Andover street home for a reception honoring Joshua D Upton and William E Westall of the 27th district. The event drew many ward workers from 5 and 9 and included remarks predicting a heavier turnout and a Republican victory next Tuesday. Mayor Howe and other officials attended, with Chester W Clark and Selectman Blaisdell also present. Westall and Upton spoke briefly afterward.
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Alonzo G. Walsh
Republican City Committee
Andover Street
Joshua D. Upton
North Reading
William E. Westall
Charles E. Howe
Chester W. Clark
Wilmington
Blaisdell
Tewksbury
Upton
Westall
Republian
Lowell
Littauer Seeks Roosevelt Review of Army Contract Charges
Representative Littauer of New York and his counsel John G. Milburn met with President Roosevelt in Washington to urge consideration of charges raised last summer about army glove contracts and to have the merits of the accusations weighed.
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Washington
Littauer
New York
John G. Milburn
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Weather and crime rate differ for criminals and normal people
A British medical officer reports in Lancet that weather barely affects criminal behavior, with prison offenses for 700 inmates averaging 2.418 on fine days and 2.373 on non fine days. Temperature shows a clearer effect, rising offenses as temperatures fall, from 2.171 at 61–70 to 3.054 at 31–40. The study contrasts criminals with the normal temperament in reacting to weather. Chicago Record-Herald.
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Tropics
Mulhall
Europe
Portland
Eng
Lancet
Chicago Record-Herald
Silk Dress Birthday Gift Banter
A light exchange reveals Smith asks how the wife’s silk dress was chosen and Wise jokes about purchasing changeable silk to suit her taste, highlighting clever gift shopping banter rather than a formal event.
Are You Going West Special Rail Rate Notice
Beginning September 15 and continuing daily through November 30, a special rate applies to all points in Washington Oregon Idaho Montana and British Columbia. For maps rates routes and information write to Wm Kelly Jr District Passenger Agent Wisconsin Central Ry 290 Broadway New York.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
British Columbia
Wm. Kelly, Jr
Wisconsin Central Ry
Broadway
New York City
Ambitious Wife Seeks Task as Husband Quakes with Ague
A humorous exchange recounted in the Chicago Daily News shows a wife eager to keep her husband busy by asking him to fix a pump while he laments the shaking ague. She suggests he shake the ashes instead, turning a domestic moment into a witty vignette.
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John
Chicago Daily News
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