Steamers Lost at Sea in Great Gale Off Spanish Coast
Nov 21 Loopow reports a major gale sweeping the Iberian coast with widespread wrecks and drownings. Of 20 steamers due at Hull, seven arrived battered. several vessels wrecked in Britain and France with crew and boat losses. lifeboats destroyed and ships driven ashore. grim toll rising as salvage and rescue efforts continue.
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Hull
Withernsea
Wilson Hne
Arosto
Gothenberg
Glasgow
Dunbar
Yarmouth
Hartlepool
Cullen
Scotland
Nairn
Aldborough
Aldbovrough
Seltfleet
Harfleur
France
Storm rips Spain and wrecks bridge and train
A severe storm across Spain caused massive property damage including an empty train blown off a rail line and a large iron bridge wrecked. Coast wrecks and heavy loss of life are reported, with distressing conditions unfolding along coastal areas.
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Spain
Manila
Five Men Drowned In Storm Wreck Near Luspeck
Nov 21 report from Luspeck says storm damage struck the ship Surprise from Biarritz France wrecked with five crew drowned. Local authorities report salvage efforts continue as rough seas hinder recovery.
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Luspeck
Surprise
Biarritz
France
Carnegie speaks on the obligations of wealth at Congregational club
New York on November 21 Andrew Carnegie addressed the Congregational club about wealth duties. He described himself as trustee of wealth and cited Edison and Cunard as examples of rising fortunes. He noted a Dutchman could buy a Jersey farm and make many millionaires.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Congregational club
Edison
Cunard
Jersey
Fire devastates four Ozark area hotels at Springs
Hart Serines Ark Nov 21 Fire destroyed the Ozark and Willard hotels and damaged the Pull man and Ewma hotels. Waterworks failed. firemen fought for hours with flames. All guests escaped unharmed. Estimated loss between 50,000 and 75,000.
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Springs Hotel
Hart Serines
Ark
Ozark
Willard
Pullman
Ewma
Death of Professor Pease at Andover Seminary
Rev. Theodore C. Pease, professor of sacred rhetoric at Andover Theological Seminary, died aged about 45. Born in Somers, Connecticut, he was regarded as one of the finest Hebrew scholars in the country.
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Pease
ANDOVER
Mass
Theodore C. Pease
Andover Theological seminary
Somers
Conn
coundry
Democratic ticket chosen for Lowell mayor and wards
The Lowell city Democratic committee nominated William F. Courtney for mayor and slate aldermen for five wards, including Stephen J. Johnson and Cy rille Constantineau. The event drew a packed hall, with speeches by Read, Savage, and others, and nominations finalized for Ward One Sullivan, Ward Two Pearson, Ward Three Bagley, Ward Four Puffer, Ward Five McDonald or Ready, and Ward Six Conway or Hoban.
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William F. Courtney
Johnson and Constantineau
Large
Dr. Sullivan
Pearson
Bagley
Puffer
Senter
Conway
democratic party
Jackson hall
Farley
Huntington hall
W. W. Mead
Alderman Johnson
Courtney
Joseph Clark
William A. Read
P. J. Savage
Stephen J. Johnson
Savage
Johnson
EF. W. Rogers
Read
M. J. Lynch
Ward Five
William F. Senter
D. J. Donohoe
Cyrille Constantineau
Lee
Mr. Savage
Daniel J. Murphy
M. J. Garvey
J. J. Burns
John J. O’Connor
P. J. Brady
John Coffey
Marcellus Fletcher
Lynch
Dineen
Charles Riley
J. Jd. Clain
Frank Dondhoe
Constantineau
ccaccevceeses ascenes
Bove wise bre tiumalnenraes
Giles foe
Marcellus Fietcher
os canes ewes
Ward
Joseph Gormley
Martin J. Courtney rose
James F. Sullivan
Lowell
Mann school
John J. Ryan
John Brunette
B. Puffer
John Ryan
W. A. Read
John J. Burns
Joseph McDonald
McDonald
dome
Michael J. Dineen
James A. Ready
Ward Six
Philip J. Farley
Anthony A. Conway
William T. Benson
Thomas F. Hoban
Timothy N. Hourihan
Hoban
James F. Owens
A. A.Conway
Benson
Rogers
Ward Four
young democracy
Wiliam F. Burns
Thomas &, Hoban
John Welch
Wm. A. Read
Clark
Ward Two
Rep. Savage
Ward One
Dan Donahue
Dan
Frank J. Donahue
Ward Three
Mr. Burns
Marcellus
Jimmie
Owens
Mr. Rogers
William F. Burns
Thos. F. Hoban
Sun House Lot Contest Results at Yesterday Noon
A list of votes cast for multiple club and lodge leaders in Lowell and surrounding areas. Names include Bagh McQuade Edward M. Bowers and g P Mahones with several presidents recording secretaries and chairs. The document reflects temperance and labor union affiliations in various groups.
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Bagh McQuade
Young Men’s Catholic Institute
Edward M. Bowers
Lowell Reform Club
g. P. Mahones
Wamesit
William V. Ifteade
Saugus Club
McLoughlie
Clover Club
P. O' Boyle
Immaculate Conception
O'Neill
S. C
Court Middlesex
A. Carlson
Central Labor Union
Jaurdock McKinnon
Atlantic Social Club
BP Ricoeker
Les Miserables
illan Hodgson
Merrimack Lodge
gemaes McLaughlin
C. R. Court General Shields
siare wate seeeas Gomes F. Connelly
Sec
an. Gray
Lakeview avenue
Pres
Coon Club
ube
Mayo
Woodward Court
City of
Lowell
A. C
M. J. Manning
Mathew Temperance Institute
Lapierre
St. Joseph
bat. Leeson
Woodard
Burns
Merrimack Lodge No
een
Boiler Makers union
Hamilton, Ree
St Joseph
ROAK
One Man Killed at Newport Torpedo Station
A collapse during trench excavation at a Newport torpedo station gun cotton factory site buried seven workers. John McGregor, 24, died of suffocation. six others were injured but expected to recover. Workers were not blamed. medical examiner cites death by suffocation.
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Newport
R.I
John McGregor
McGregor
Ames
Duel of Love Ends in Fatal Wounding near Narolton
Charles Davis and Leonard Forsythe, both young men vying for Miss Margaret Farrell, fought in the woods by lantern light. Davis disarmed Forsythe, who then attacked with a jackknife. Forsythe was mortally wounded, Forsythe’s condition dire, Davis unconscious but examined as unharmed. Farrell grieved.
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NaroLton
Charles Davis
Leonard Forsythe
Margaret Farrell
Forsythe
Davis
Mellsop Murder Suspect Found With Falsified Name
Boston, Nov 21 The man arrested for the murder of Josph Mellsop at the Boston Industrial home on Davis street gave a fictitious name Johnson. Real name likely Michael J. Ronane. Arraigned before Judge Ely, pleads not guilty and asks for a hearing. Case set for Nov 27. witnesses Todd and Joiner bond $300 each. Defendant, about 85, Canadian by birth, formerly of Montreal, appears intelligent.
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Boston
Josph Mellsop
Davis street
Johnson
Michael J. Ronane
municipal criminal court
Ely
Ingalls
Ronane
Mellsop
George H. Todd
George Joiner
Montreal
Stevens Denounces Blount Report In Ex-Parte Attack
John A. Stevens defends his prior statements and denounces Commissioner Blounts report as an ex parte perversion of the facts. He criticizes Blounts handling of records of the legislature and says a full defense will follow after his current engagements.
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Stevens
Blount
Avansra
Kenebec Journal
John A. Stevens
Commissioner Blount
legation
Mr Blount
Mr. Blount
Honolulu
Mr. Stevens
Secretary Carlisle Orders Release of Russian Convicts
Washington on November 21 Secretary Carlisle ordered the release of ten Russian convicts picked up at sea and landed at San Francisco. It is understood the Russian minister will seek their rearrest and extradition.
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WASHINGTON
Carlisle
San Francisco
Prince Pedro Leaves for Brasil with 20 aboard
Panis Nov 21. The eldest son of Count d Elisiu Prince Pedro, rumored proclaimed Emperor of Brazil by Admiral Mello, has begun his voyage to St Nazaire and will depart for Brazil with a 20 person suite.
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Prince Pedro
Brasil
Panis
d’Eliu
Pedro
Brazil
Mello
St. Nazaire
Death of Count Edward von Bethusy Hue Founder of Fre Conservative
Berlin Nov. 21 Count Edward George von Bethusy Hue founder of the Fre Conservative party born in Silesia September 8 1990 died yesterday He retired from active politics in 1681.
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BErui
Edward George von Bethusy-Hue
Bilesia
Toole Case in Boston Ends With Defendant Freed
In a South Boston municipal court proceeding Judge Fallon freed Stephen Toole after closing arguments in the Toole poisoning case. Prosecutors urged grand jury action while defense argued innocence, noting cyanide’s presence and alleged family disputes. The judge suggested the deaths of Hannah and Margaret Toole may never be solved.
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Boston
Toole
Fallon
Creed
Stephen Toole
Mr. Creed
Margaret
Paul
Toole house
Stephen
Patrick
Minnie
Michael
Hannah
Margaret Toole
Reign of Terror on Massachusetts Railroads Described
Boston reports on a Bloody stretch in July August and September with 813 accidents across Massachusetts. Chester and North Attleboro stand out as the deadliest, 852 people affected, 87 killed instantly, 269 injured, many railway workers among victims at crossings and lines. Prince Alexander burial in Gratz draws crowds despite rain as Austrian troops guard the route.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Chester
North Attleboro
Prince Alexander
GRATZ
Prince Alexander of Battenberg
Race War Threatened in Kansas Mining Town Killing
In Fittasure Kansas on November 41 C E K Elliott a pit boss shot and killed Will Mc Kee ver a negro miner after a quarrel. The miner rushed Elliott with a pick but two shots felled him. Anger runs high and residents warn a race war could erupt if a gun is fired.
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Fittasure
Kan
C. EK. Elliott
Will McKeever
Elliott
The Mexican Revolution Faces New Skirmishes and Looting
Juarez reports say further engagements have erupted between revolutionists and federal troops with Palomas and Concepcion invaded and looted. President Dias orders rebels shot. Also: a proposed lockout threatens 17 000 iron and steel workers after a wage committee conference. A London dancer, Sylviae Gray, marries Richard Fenwick. A Merlila skirmish injures several on both sides.
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JUAREZ
Mex
Palomas
Conception
Dias
Portugal Recall of Minister in Rio de Janeiro
The Portuguese sister at Rio de Janeiro has been recalled and the secretary of legation is acting temporarily as minister.
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Portugal
Carta Becka
Lisson
Pertugues
Rio de Janeiro
legatieon
minietas
One store offers first rate tailored clothes at right prices
Advertisement claims Rogers Peet and in-house suits provide stylish, fresh clothing for men and boys with guarantees to refund if prices aren’t right after comparison with bankruptcy and wholesale bargains.
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Rogers, Peet & Co
Monarchists win Spain elections amid global turmoil
A sweep of events from a monarchist victory in Spain to anarchist bombings at Torrente, an earthquake in Kuban, and Mexican revolutionaries advertising for 25,000 fighters. The Joliet rolling mill resumes, 850 workers return, trains run to Boston and Maine Union Station, and Newton faces an $80,000 budget rise.
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Spain
Torrente
France
John Wheelwright
Massachusetts Gas come
John White
Farmington
Bridges
Massachusetts State prison
Thief Steals Ulster From Patterson’s Storefront
Lynn Maass Nov 21 A thief stole a form standing display and wore a ulster valued at 25 dollars in view of passers by. Birmingham Alabama Nov 21 Jonesville suburb ablaze dozens of villas damaged or burning as wind drives flames toward $800000 in losses.
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Ulster
Lynn
Maass
Patterson
BIRMINGHAM
Ala
Jonesville
theedity
Wrangiing Knights and Labor General Assembly Report
The general assembly of the End of Labor held another meeting yesterday. Delegates clashed with administration representatives over power and policy. Powderly accused James A of misconduct as a resolution for resignation was forwarded to committees for study.
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Wrangiing Knights
PHILAD
general assembly
En of Labor
James A
Stentor
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Democratic City Committee
wellene
Ryan
Frank Donohoe
Ward Three rose
Dondhoe
Mr. Pearson
HH. Pearson
ssacerseee
Charles N. Bagley
Jacksonian club
Providence
O’Connor
DGagley
W. BL Senter
Ready
vance
Joseph McDonalid
scevenes
Burns roge toen
ve neeseeene
nee Society
le eeeese
NPAPE
Michael Bropane
TOOLE CASE
Pirrapura
Lorper
Sylviae Gray
the
Gaiety theater
London
Richard Lewis Fenwick
Merlila
MELILLA
PUTNAM & SON
Corner Central and
Warren Streets
Tremont Tailoring Company
Washington Street
Tremont Clothing Association
Cape Town
Lobengula
Alabama
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