Firemen At Manchester Fifth Annual State Convention
The New Hampshire State Firemen's association holds its fifth annual convention in Manchester with about 125 delegates. Officers elected include Chief Engineer Thomas W. Lane as president and George L. Osgood as treasurer. The treasurer reports $4,500.61 on hand as delegates are entertained at Grand Army hall.
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Manchester
N. H
New Hampshire State Firemen's Association
P. J. Sheridan
Claremont
Thomas W. Lane
Albert W. Wilcox
Laconia
Cornelius E. Sears
Marlborough
Seregant At-Arms
Leon Chalen
Milford
Grand Army Hall
Vine Street
Pembrook
Coal Deposits Found Along Fish River Railroad Line
Two bituminous coal deposits have been found along the new Fish River railroad from Ashland to Fort Kent. The coal, used by blacksmiths, is of fair quality and efforts will be made to locate veins.
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Bangor
New Fish River
Ashland
Fort Kent
Neighbors Help Save Man From Severe Diarrhea
Mercer and Sumner counties West Virginia resident D. P. Daugherty faced a dire diarrheal illness. Two doctors offered little relief until a caring neighbor provided Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which cured him in under a day. Sold by all druggists.
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D. P. Daugherty
Mercer
Sumner
W. Va
Chamberlain
Mascagni Arrives in Europe Ahead of American Opera Tour
Pietro Mascagni and his wife arrived in Paris en route to America where he will conduct a company presenting his operas in a planned run of about one hundred performances. A Boston debut is set for November with venues at the Majestic Theatre or Boston Music Hall depending on readiness, with a limited one week engagement under his supervision. Rival managers claim his services, while disputes about duties for Washington and Metropolitan rehearsals surface.
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America
Mascagni
Philadelphia
Cherbourg
Majestic Theatre
Tremont Street
Boston Music Hall
Stair & Wilbur
France
United States
Opera
Genoa
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Leibler & Company
Mittenhal Brothers & Kronberg
Washington
Viola Allen
Newton
Concord
Lexington
Boston
Merrimack Square
Massachusetts
Lowell
Sullivan Sq
Lexington & Boston Street Railway
Mass
Buddhist Rep in America Condemns Ceylon Shrine Threat
Angara T. Dharmala arrives in Los Angeles en route to London and denounces British officials in Ceylon for plans to desecrate Anuradhapura shrines. He appeals to the American people for moral support to stop what he calls vandalic diabolism, citing Buddhist reverence across Asia.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Angaraka T. Dharmala
America
Ceylon
London
Mecca
Jerusalem
China
Japan
Siam
Cambodia
Burmah
India
Thibet
Joseph Chamberlain
Colonies
Old Guard Guests Visit Narragansett Bay Dining Flight
The Old Guard of New York along with platoons from Putnam Phalanx Hartford and Governor's Foot Guards Hartford visited Providence on Sept 26. They paraded in the forenoon, took a steamer to a Narragansett Bay club for a shore dinner, then spent the afternoon in festivities hosted by Co. FE of the First Light Infantry and the Light Infantry association.
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Providence
R. I
Old Guard of
New York
Putnam Phalanx
Hartford
Governor's Foot Guards
Co. FE
First Light Infantry
Light Infantry Association
Narragansett Bay
Proprietor Carney Buys Major Kentucky Hotel Interest
Owen Carney of the Waverly hotel, known for dealings in thoroughbreds from Kentucky, acquired a major interest in a leading Kentucky hotel. The purchase transfers ownership from a well-known southern hotelier who died, with the brick building housing 110 rooms and nine modern appointments, including American House and Platz Beer.
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Carney
Waverly House
Kentucky
Owen Carney
Waverly Hotel
Bluegrass
Hayti Blockade Declared Not Effective by Commander Patch
Washington reports from Commander Patch aboard the Montgomery that the Haytien blockade is not effective as of Sept 26 Cape Haytien. Insurgent forces are 18 miles from Cape Haytien while government troops concentrate. Government victory at Cape Haytien follows engagements. insurgents’ HQ at Gonaives defeated. U.S. citizens at Terra Neuve safe. Haytien seaports quiet.
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Navy Department
Patch
Montgomery
Hayti
Cape Haytien
Haytien
Gonaives
United States
Terra Neuve
Haytien Seaports
Guilty of Assault Verdict in Granger Manslaughter Case
Augusta Me Sept 26 After a three day trial the jury found James Granger guilty of assault in the case charging manslaughter in the death of Albert Hesel tine The jurors weighed the evidence for four hours before agreeing Granger was released on 500 bond and will face the new charge in court tomorrow
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Augusta
James Granger
Albert W. Heseltine
Granger
Nicaraguan Minister Corea Heads Back to Washington
Managua Nicaragua Sept 26 Luis F Corea the Nicaraguan minister to the United States who arrived August 19 starts Sunday on his return to Washington The rainy season has commenced four months late.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Luis F. Corea
United States
Washington
French Soldier Dismissed After Refusing School Closures
Nantes, France. Sept 26. Commandant ant Leroy Laudiric of the Nineteenth Infantry was tried by court martial and dismissed from service for disobedience to an order to aid in closing unauthorized schools. He admitted the charge but said conscience forbade him from participating in anti religious actions and evicting women, which he did not view as military duties.
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Nantes
France
Leroy Laudiric
Nineteenth Infantry
Laudiric
President pardons William Dinkella in long crime case
Washington reports the President granted a full unconditional pardon to William Dinkella who was convicted in 1880 by a United States consular court in Japan for the murder of Chas H Abbott the first mate of the American ship Centennial while in Hiogo harbor. Dinkella served over twenty two years in prison including two in Japan and more than twenty in Albany New York penitentiary.
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Washington
William Dinkella
United States
Japan
Chas. H. Abbott
Centennial
Hiogo Harbor
Diakella
Albany N. Y
Hanks Given Five Years In Dedham For Indecent Assault
In Dedham the judge sentenced 61 year old George M. Hanks to five years in the Dedham house of correction after he pleaded guilty to twelve counts of indecent assault in superior court. Sydney Withington and Mrs. Jennie A. Guild received sentences for forging a promissory note. the woman faces fifteen months in the Sherborn Women’s Prison and the man an indefinite term in Concord reformatory.
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Dedham
Dedham House
Jailbreaker Val lier Arrested in New Hampshire
Auburn Maine September 26 Joseph Vallier who escaped Auburn jail in March 1902 has been captured at Dover New Hampshire and brought back to Auburn. Vallier was under indictment for burglary.
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Auburn
Joseph Vallier
Dover
N. H
Vallier
Peary Returns From Eagle Island En Route to Washington
Lieut Peary arrived at Portland Maine from Eagle Island his private property and plans to depart with Mrs Peary and their daughter Marie for Washington in the morning capital move follows a brief stopover and family departure announced today.
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Portland
Peary
Eagle Island
Democratic Convention Nominates Smith for Congress
Watertown notes the Democratic convention for the 26th district nominated C. Frank Smith of Copenhagen for Congress.
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Watertown
N. Y
C. Frank Smith
Copenhagen
Congress
New York Jewelry Thief Freed Over Ruling on Arrest
Louis Cohen of New York, jailed in Montreal on the charge of stealing jewelry valued at $30,000 from Harry Lenkovitz in New York, was released today by Judge Langelier who ruled the arrest illegal.
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Montreal
Louis Cohen
New York
Harry Lenkovitz
Langelier
Funston report cites saloons near forts fueling desertion
Brig. Gen. Frederick Funston warns in his annual department report that court martial rates among enlisted men have nearly doubled. He attributes the rise to garrison monotony, the removal of canteen sales, and the growth of outside drinking dens. gambling and dissipation are widespread, with local authorities often indifferent. He says new saloons bypass city rules, ruin soldiers, and benefit saloonkeepers and prostitutes.
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Washington
Frederick Funston
Department of the Colorados
Post Exchange
Congress
Eleventh District Fight Sparks Recount Battle
Boston voters in the eleventh district faced a recount after petitions were filed with election commissioners to challenge Republican caucus results. Eugene N. Foss led with 66 delegates to Melvin O. Adams’s 60, and recounts were set to begin at Faneuil Hall next Monday.
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Boston
Eleventh
Eugene N. Foss
Melvin O. Adams
Foss
Adams
Faneuil Hall
Rowdy Soldiers Riot in Halifax
In Halifax Nova Scotia on September 26 authorities feared trouble after the disbanding of a Canadian regiment. About 100 soldiers taunted civilians assaulted police and blocked streets prompting deployment of Royal Engineers and artillery pickets. Privates face discharge tomorrow amid anticipated unrest.
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Halifax
N. S
Canadian Regiment
Imperial Forces
Royal Engineers
Royal Artillery
Census Ordered for Philippines by Roosevelt Action
President Roosevelt has signed the order enabling a census in the Philippines under the Philippine act. The move follows a Philippine commission certificate declaring the insurrection suppressed and aligns with last session Congress terms.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Philippines
Congress
Philippine Commission
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