Old Sweetheart of Mine echoes in Boston welcome
Legacy of verse and song threads through The Transcript item praising Riley and his Boston audience while a separate sale notice describes mortgagee auction of the Harrington Bros. estate on Gorham Street. The large block 489-495 Gorham and 16 South Highland, with two stores, four flats, and a nine room cottage, go under the hammer at 4 p.m. tomorrow, open for inspection after 10 a.m. J. E. Conant & Co. act as auctioneers.
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Harrington Bros
Gorham Street
South Highland Street
J. E. Conant & Co
United States Demands Full Philippine Islands and Debt Share
Paris notes tell of American peace commissioners pressing to take the entire Philippine group and assume debt for public works and improvements, while rejecting any Spanish debt for combat operations. Session adjourned to Friday for Spain’s reply as health improves for Spanish commissioner Rios. In separate news, Reed Papert, a 39 year old prisoner, escaped from the Sherwood house after meeting with counsel and is sought by police across towns, with detailed description and stolen overcoat.
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Paris
United States
Philippine Islands
Spain
Rios
Benjamin Franklin
Sherwood House
Reed
J. L. Abbott
State Prison
Col
W. A. Gile
Col. Gile
Gaston
Abbott
Reed Papert
Newark
Springfield
P. H. Hurley
DUPUY THE HEAD New French Cabinet Is Now Announced
Paris reports the new cabinet with Dupuy premier interior minister and other posts filled by Lebret Delcasse and Delongle among others. L Eclaire notes reliable authority expects the Fashoda dispute to favor Britain by recalling Major Marchand while France raises the Egyptian question with allied powers.
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Paris
M. Dupuy
Interior
Lebret
Justice
de Freycinet
Lockroy
Marine
Delcasse
Peytral
Leygues
Delongle
Guillain
Wiger
Krantz
L’eclaire
Great Britain
Major Marchand
France
Bahr el-Ghazal
M. Delcasse
Egypt
English Warships at Halifax Ordered to Put to Sea
Halifax reports all available shipwrights at work and orders for cruisers to sail at once. The Renown, Pelican, Cordelia, Columbine, and two torpedo boats are being fitted rapidly. A London despatch notes Senor Montero Rios says it is impossible to reach agreement with the American delegates and no further discussions are useful.
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Halifax
N. S
Renown
Pelican
Cordelia
Columbine
Mory efrzdjEn
New York
the Sun
London
Madrid
Bayonne
Senor Montero Rios
Spanish Peace Commission
Dozen River Steamers May Be Lost on Yukon
Ice formed on the Yukon and thin ice at Dutch Harbor as the steamer Portland departed October 11. About twelve river steamers are stuck in mud and may be lost, though a small treasure was brought down.
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Yukon
San Francisco
Dutch Harbor
Portland
American Commissioner to Paris Exposition Honored
October 31 Paris ambassador Porter presented to President Faure Ferdinand Peck the American commissioner to the Paris exposition of 1900 and his colleagues travelers and officials in the delegation.
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Paris
Porter
President Faure
Ferdinand Peck
John Reed Escapes From Worcester Hotel Prisoner
John Reed, a notorious bunco man serving 11 to 14 years in state prison, slipped past a keeper and escaped from a Worcester hotel on October 31. Authorities pursue him as a dangerous offender with warrants and recapture efforts underway.
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Worcester
John Reed
Major Reade Promotion Urged by Inspector General
War Department letter from October 27 1898 recommends Major Philip Reade inspector general of volunteers for recognition and promotion. Reade praised for 39 years service and bravery near Santiago under fire, with prompt reports and valued observations. Also notes Huntington hall debris clearance and rebuilding timeline.
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Reade
War Department
Inspector General
Washington, D. C
Adjutant General
U. S. Army
Philip Reade
Inspector General of Volunteers
U. S. Infantry
Cuba
Kent
Fifth Corps
Leutenant
RE. A. Garlington
Rev Charles T Billings reads Saul at Unitarian vestry
The public is invited to a reading by Rev Charles T Billings on Tuesday November 1 at 745 pm in the Unitarian vestry admission is 25 cents. Also Boston baseball captain Hugh Duffy will study at Boston College and assist in training. The body of Isaac Stetson, a hermit of 60, was found Friday in the woods by George Bennett near Dalton just over the Cheshire line. he had been dead a week.
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Hugh Duffy
Lowell
Boston
Boston College
Isaac Stetson
George Bennett
Cheshire
Dalton
Hood
Mary E. Lyons
Randolph
Mass
America
C. I. Hood
Precinct Officers Battle Over Democratic Nominations
The Lowell aldermen, in a special meeting, refused to confirm the Democratic lists for precinct officers. Mayor Bennett faced protests from Democratic leader John J. O Connor over partisan selections while General Dimon reported on his Porto Rico mission and presented gifts to the mayor. The board, after debate, confirmed the Republican lists and then accepted the Democratic corrections before final nomination.
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Board of Aldermen
Bennett
Holbrook
Dimon
Porto Rico
Lowell
San Juan
Ames
Mississippi
Allen
Lowell Soldiers
the Sixth
Sampson
John Joseph O'Connor
Democratic City Committee
James W. Bennett
Republican City Committee
Mr. Goward
Mr. O’connor
Mr. O'Connor
Peirce
O’connor
Sts
Poore
Cosgrove
Libby
Pierce
Derby
Goward
The Democratic Trust in City Politics Exposed
A Lowell Courier summary reports on a Democratic precinct officer selection dispute. It accuses John Joseph O Connor and T H Muldoon of leading a private trust blocking rival Democrats, with tensions rising as aldermen caucus over mayoral appointments. The piece notes Republican leverage but Democratic votes needed, and hints at broader political maneuvering in the city. The report also mentions a soldiers banquet invitation and local court actions involving larceny and drunkenness charges.
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Democratic Trust
Democratic City Committee
John Joseph O'Connor
T. H. Muldoon
Trust
Michael J. Mullaney
Hugh A. McSorley
Hugh Williams
George A. Kelley
Bennett
Pearson
Muster and inspection for Companies C and G at armory
Word announced at the armory that a muster and inspection of Companies C and G will occur tonight at 8 30. Soldiers are ordered to report. Cur tin, once convulsed Saturday, has recovered at St John’s hospital and discharged. Other hospital patients are steadily improving.
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Curtin
St. John’'s Hospital
Police Court Hadley Delivers Drunk Sentences
Thirty two drunks appeared in Hadley Police Court. Seven Saturday arrestees paid a one dollar fine. Twelve Sunday drunks fined five dollars each. Four Saturday second offenders were fined three dollars. Thomas Reynolds was fined ten dollars for drunkenness. John Connelly's case was continued until Wednesday. Frank L. Pres- (truncated)
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Asaboor Babigian
Hadley
Thomas Reynolds
John Connelly
Frank L. Pres
Court session details bid for Clancy liquor case
Superior Court Hopkins. case against John B. Clancy for illegal liquor sale July 3 goes to jury at noon. Edwin P. Howe of Wilmington placed on probation for drunkenness. Geo H Phillips of Cambridge found not guilty. Joseph Riley of Cambridge sent to reform school. Frank V Witcher of Malden on trial.
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Superior Court
Hopkins, J
John B. Clancy
Edwin P. Howe
Wilmington
Runkenness
Geo. H. Phillips
Cambridge
Joseph Riley
Frank V. Witcher
Malden
Unity Meeting House Focuses on Walter Scott’s Romance
At Unity meeting house on Church street Mr Wright spoke on The Rapture and Ecstasy of Romance citing Walter Scott as master of romance. He praised Scott as a writer for the young and noted influence on Stevenson Dumas and Thackeray. Tea followed. some attendees recently returned from Cuba service.
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Roemance
Mr. Wright
Unity Meeting House
Church Street
Adelaide Procter
Walter Scott
Europe
Scott
Stevenson
Dumas
Thackeray
Phillipe
Henry Esmond
Cuba
Deaths in City and Arrangements for Funeral Services
Obituaries list multiple deaths with ages and funeral details. Marguerite White, 8, to be buried privately after services at Highland Congregational Church. Orrin S. Nute, 57, funeral at 16 Elm Street residence. Hattie S. Logan, 35, private funeral at home on Third Street. William Whitworth, 65, services at 16 Congress Street. Mary Emmet, 70, funeral at St John’s Church. Mary J. Rice, 82, funeral at home on East Merrimack Street. Lowell and Suburban Street Railway stock offered by C. W. Eaton.
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Warde
John W. Fitzgerald
Garnet Street
John J. O'Neil
Middlesex Street
Hugh A. MacSorley
Middle Street
John Kearney
Market Street
Hugh Williams
Paige Street
John T. Finnegan
Bridge Street
Charles A. Kelley
West Third Street
Michael Mullaney
Merrimack Street
James B. McNamara
Worthen Street
Charles F. Mitchell
Francis McCarthy
Mt. Vernon Street
Charles A. Harrington
Wiggin’s Court
John W.-. Keefe
Fletcher Street
William H. Mullen
Brooks Street
Charles F. White
Willie Street
Frank P. Flanagan
Westford Street
Frank Reeves
Jeremiah J. White
George A. Kelley
Branch Street
Smith J. Adams
Walker Street
David W. O’brien
Columbus Avenue
Napoleon Lafleur
Michael J. Nestor
South Street
John E. Maguire
Gorham Street
John E. Conlon
Chapel Street
Thomas A. Green
John B. McAloon
Kinsman Street
Thomas J. McCrain
Church Street
John J. Delaney
Cady Street
Joseph E. Loughran
Charles Street
Martin J. Crowe
Martin F. Conley
James McKinley
Eighth Street
William McGaugh
John J. Costello
West Fifth Street
Wm. E. Cooke
West Sixth Street
John McLaughlin
Coburn Street
Austin F. Conway
West Fourth Street
Bernard Comerford
Clough Avenue
John F. Crowe
L Street
George W. F. Carey
James P. McDonald
Cumberland Road
James F. Scanlon
Lilley Avenue
Patrick Kilbride
Stanle Street
Daniel F. Jeffers
Bowers Street
Charles A. Quinn
Salem Street
Jeremiah J. Hayes
Daniel J. Murphy
Mount Hope Street
John J. McManmon
Second Avenue
Hugh McOsker
Stackpole Street
Patrick Hammersley
High Street
Arthur McQuade
Pleasant Street
White
Marguerite
Frederick O
Margaret
Highland Congregational Church
Elm Street
Orrin S. Nute
Andrew T. Nute
Logan
Third Street
Hattie S. Logan
Hubert H. Logan
Whitworth
William Whitworth
Congress Street
Emmet
Mary Emmet
St. John’s Church
Rice
Eaft Merrimack Street
Mary J. Rice
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