Three Murders In Arkansas Town Shake Negro Community
In Wynne Arkansas three Gibson sisters aged 17 12 and 10 were found murdered at their home. The father Thomas Gibson a prosperous farmer returned to find two corpses with crushed heads and a third mutilated in the yard. David Cross an elderly man was arrested and confessed witnessing the killings naming a man called Johnson as the actual murderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Sophie
May Gibson
Thomas Gibson
David Cross
Johnson
Collinville News Notes On Roads And Residents
Collinsville reports more track derailments as rails and road bed deteriorate, with cars leaving the tracks near the church. Local cottonwood era topics include high school study evenings, Frankoss cider mill activity, and a returning ex-soldier sergeant David Hainey. New hotel under paint by George Holt, Woolen Co. coal distribution by Frank I. Hill, world champion tumbler Edward Provost visiting, local goaltender John Hanley Jr joins Never Sweat, and Halloween events with warnings to farmers and a tar and feathers joke in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Collinsville
Mr. Frankoss
Mr. Foss
David Hainey
George Holt
Frank I. Hill
American Woolen Co
Edward Provost
Josephine Goulet
John Hanley
Centralville
James Finnegan
Mill Street
Hallowe'en
Inspector's Report on Canada to United States Border Crossing
Immigrant inspector Watchorn reports that Europeans barred from U S ports are directed to Canadian ports then smuggled across the border. Agents in Italian and Swiss towns run numerous agencies. many immigrants pass to Canada and thence to the United States. The report calls for uniform strictness at all entry points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sargent
Immigration Bureau Today
Robert Watchorn
Paris
France
United States
Canada
Watchorn
Canadian
Ladies Social Circle Fair at town hall Friday Navy 7
The Evangelical church Ladies Social Circle plans their annual fair at town hall this Friday night Navy 7. Chairs of tables include Fancy Mrs G A Harlow candy Mrs Channing Whitaker apron Mrs Rhoda Sherburne kitchen Mrs Horton farmers Mrs C A Johnson. An entertainment Sunbonnets a two act farce will feature many ladies. Supper served 6 to 8 under Mrs John Bridgeford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evangelical Church
Navy
Fancy
G. A. Harlow
Candy
Channing Whitaker
Apron
Rhoda Sherburne
Horton
C. A. Johnson
M. C. Butterfield
P. A. Flint
Lottie Upton
Grace Queen
Florence Swain
Ethel Sanborn
Ethel Queen
Fannie Upton
Dora Sherburne
Ethel Kimball
John Bridgeford
All Saints Church Chelmsford Guild Meets Nov 1
All Saints Church in Chelmsford holds Holy Communion at 10 a m on All Saints Day. The annual Guild meeting follows at 3 30 p m. A service and sermon is planned for Sunday November 2 at 10 45 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Saints Church
North Chelmsford Notes on Local Changes and Moves
Luther H. Hall joined the Chelmsford foundry machine shop. The old village building near the foundry was torn down after nine unused years. Henry Howard and Mr. Foote visited Archie Rogers in Bennington New Hampshire, a former North Chelmsford employee. A newly formed club plans to use the former Mr and Mrs Charles George store building on Main Street as its first club room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther H. Hall
Chelmsford Foundry
Henry Howard
Mr. Foote
Archie Rogers
Bennington
N. H
Rogers
North Chelmsford Machine Company
Charles George
Helen Eastman Dies After Long Illness In Tewksbury
Miss Helen F Eastman, a Lowell native who moved to the centre village, died at her home after months of illness. She passed away at 4:30 Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen F Eastman
Centre Village
Lowell
Townsman Eastman Sister Mourned After Long Illness
The obituary notes Miss Mary F. Eastman of Pleasant Street survived by a sister. She suffered for three years with untold pain yet remained brave. Her kindness endeared her to the community and the body will be cremated at Mount Auburn. Postmaster Fornstall attended a local funeral. political chatter includes Frank H. Farmer denying rumors of challenging Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary F. Eastman
Pleasant Street
Mount Auburn
Fornstall
F. A. Morey
Billerica
Sheppard
Tewksbury
Frank H. Farmer
Fletcher
Mr. Fletcher
Wealthy Lowery Drowned After Boat Found on Oneida Lake
Utica New York October 29 The boat carrying Stewart J Lowery was found on the south shore of Oneida Lake confirming his drowning. Lowery had been in a sanitarium for nervous troubles from over study in his final year at Cornell. He was a young man of considerable wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Stewart J. Lowry
Oneida Lake
Lowery
Lowrey
Cornell
Butler Ames Pressed for Congress by Roosevelt Support
TheAdv notes Butler Ames secured passage of a bill compelling street railways to transport letter carriers free. Adv adds President Roosevelt brokered a coal strike settlement and favors sending Butler Ames to Congress from this district.
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Butler Ames
Adv
Roosevelt
Congress
Advy
French Miners Set to Interpellate Government Over Dispute
Paris reports that the national Committee of the Miners Federation with Socialist deputies will interpellate Premier Combes in the Chamber of Deputies on Friday to place responsibility for the strike and arbitration talks before the nation. Miners, discouraged in the mining district, are reportedly returning to work as negotiations stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
National ‘Committee
The
Miners’ Federation
Combes
Chamber of Deputies
President Roosevelt backs Butler Ames for Congress
The advertisement notes President Roosevelt's support for Butler Ames in the congressional race and questions whether readers trust the President's confidence. It frames Ames as the favored candidate through White House endorsement.
Messenger of King Edward Arrives Aboard Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse
Oliver Andrew Borthwick, son of Lord Glenesk and Morning Post organizer, arrives in New York as a King Edward VII messenger bearing parchment of high importance. He lands without customs scrutiny and says his mission targets President Roosevelt or the British embassy in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oliver A. Borthwick
Edward VII
Roosevelt
Washington
Iking
Chaumberlain
Oliver Andrew Borthwick
Lord Glenesk
London Morning Post
Conservative Party
The Strange Doukhobors in Canada
Philadelphia report states Doukhobor disturbances in Manitoba were encouraged by Quaker Joseph S. Elkinton and Friends members who brought the sect to Canada. Elkinton, once among the Doukhobors for three months, claims agents in 58 villages but notes no confirmed march or riots. He doubts the 2000 on the march and calls the dispute exaggerated.
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Philadelphia
Manitoba
Russia
Canada
Joseph S. Elkinton
Society of Friends
Elkinton
Goulds Valet Loses Damages Trial In New York
In New York on October 29 a jury found in favor of defendant Howard Gould in the second trial of a damage suit by Frank D Mowbray once Goulds valet. Mowbray claimed he lost sight in one eye and Gould had promised him a life position. Gould denied any promise and said he dismissed Mowbray. The trial was brief and focused on the key points of Mowbrays claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard Gould
Frank D. Mowbray
Mr. Gould
Mowbray
Gould
Church Alliance elects officers at New York meeting
The Actors' Church Alliance in New York held its third annual meeting. Bishop Potter was elected president, Joseph Jefferson is first vice president, George D. MacIntyre is second vice president, Rev. Walter F. Rentley serves as general secretary, and Mrs Mourle Wilson McWater becomes treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Victors Church
Allance
Bishop Potter
Joseph Jefferson
George D. MacIntyre
Walter FE. Rently
Mourle Wilson McWater
Miss Gould Arrives for Y M C A Dedication Events
Hampton Va Oct 29 Miss Helen Gould and friends arrived at Old Point Comfort to partake in tomorrow's exercises connected with the dedication of the Y M C A building to be donated to the army and navy by Miss Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Helen Gould
Old Point Comfort
Tas Army and Navy
Gould
Government gunboat carries 1000 troops to La Guaira
Maracaibo Venezuela October 29 the government gunboat Samara sailed with a thousand soldiers aboard bound for La Guaira to reinforce President Cas tro who remains inactive at La Victoria district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Samara
la Guaira
Castro
la Victoria
New British cruisers ordered by the admiralty
The admiralty orders the construction of two new cruisers claimed to be the most powerful of their kind. They are expected to reach speeds over 26 knots. Butler Ames helped push the law requiring street railways to carry all school children under 20 at half fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tandon
Admiralty
Butler Ames
Adv
Johann Hoff’s Extract Promoted by Doctors and Nobility
A historical notice extols Johann Hoff’s Extract as the world’s greatest tonic and blood-maker since 1847. It cites endorsements by royalty and physicians, claims to cure nervousness and dyspepsia, improve appetite and sleep, and suit women зand all ages. warns against imitations and urges buying the genuine product from Eisner & Mendelson Co of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johann Hoff
James C. Flint
Wilson, Mich
M. L. Ravitch
Lexington
Johann Hoffa
Eisner & Mendelson Co
New York
Special Announcements From Lowell Arts and Notions
Special announcements advertise Japanese artist Mr Tsuboyama teaching embroidery in Lowell for two weeks starting Monday Nov 3 with free lessons. Also promoted are Omo Shields odorless waterproof washable in sizes 1 to 10, prices 15 to 55 cents per pair, and Notion Dept West Section Left Aisle showing Not a Hook fasteners and Notion Dept demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsuboyama
Omo
Omos
Notion Dept
Notion
Bag Tops Half Price Sale Walks Through West Section
The listing offers numerous bag tops in gun metal, oxydized, rose, French gray and other finishes. Prices range from 22.00 to 7Sc per dozen patterns, with regular prices cited as double. Location noted as West Section, right aisle.
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Memphis, Tenn
Wynne, Ark
the Natural Food CO
Niagara Falls, N. Y
Colinsville
Eylon
State St
Boston
Boundary
Emperor Frederick OF
Germany
Gardner Bros
Pine Street
Highlands
Pearson's Drug Store
Central Street, Cor. Appleton
Tilden and
Merrimack Streets
Carleton & Hovey
Neufchatell
G.G. Read
Wm. Nichols & Co
Tyngsboro
Chelmsford
North Chelmsford
Beatrice Simpson
Earl of Rosslyn
Keins
Merrimack Street
Rfeoce
A.C. Weston
Stickney & Smith’s
Tremont Street
Oliver A Borthwick
England
Actors’ Church Alliance
Miss Gould
Emperor Frederick
National Society
A.g.pollard & CO
Knoml Ton
Furniture Mover
Prescott
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