Greenhalge Captures Lowell Republican Rally Attention
A Lowell GOP rally centers on Greenhalge's speech at Jackson Hall and a larger crowd in the Tremont area. Lawton, Merrill, Harris and others attend as Chance of New York and Marden discuss hard times, tariffs, and the need for a solid currency. The event ends with cheers for the ticket, amid jokes and chants.
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George A. Marden
Charlie” Allen
Allen
Premont
Suffolk
dlow
Georgie
Brockton
democrats
republicam
republicens
Renater Lawton
Creenhalve
soiie
Geuze Lawton
Pierre Broisseau
ray
Boys in Blue
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Otis A. Merrill
Law Enforcement league fame
Simon BB. Harris
road house
Fred Lawton
Lawton
republican party
Isis
legisla
Greenhalge
republic
Russel
Ife
governors council
IXIQ
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Boston Herald
David Tall Rice
Tsay
t hat man Riew
ffetard
Boston Pernod
Boston Journal
Yan Wen
Rome
Lottend
Lstand
Europe
United states
senate
Cleveland
Lowell
congress
Navy
Harrison
Mr. Chance
Geo. A. Marden
George
democratic party
curch league
Casey
Perc’ Allen
Tremont
deuce
Hon. George
Jackson hall
OC. A. Lott
Chance
New York
Tie
Marden
Greenhuee campe
Fred Greenhalge
Ward
Washington
World’s fair ends as Chicago mourns mayor Carter Harrison
The Chicago World’s Fair closes in silence after the murder of Mayor Carter Harrison. Flags fly at half mast, and a sunset salute marks the end of the exposition. Resolutions express universal sorrow from national and foreign commissioners. Attendance figures and financials are reported, noting substantial totals and a large souvenir coin fund. A separate item reports Carlos Tuttle’s conviction for arson at Weare.
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Jackson park
Festival hall
Carter Harrison
committee of 12
Higinbotham
Palmer
Barrows
JUNG
cecasessererses comaggaees
AURUSE
cess
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KRhede
Illinois
New York
Texas
lowa
San
Indiana
Massachu
Wisconsin
Minnesota
California
Manhattan
Michigan
Philadelphia
Paris
Peck
Seeburger
School Board Votes On Manual Training Start
The first school board meeting at the new city hall approved establishing evening manual training for fifty pupils. The salaries for Miss Keyes and grammar school principals were discussed with a proposal to raise Miss Keyes to 1700. A committee was empowered to begin manual training, hire an instructor, and transfer Greek and Portuguese classes if needed. The vote included adjournment pressures and debate over location and funding.
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new city hall
Messrs. Cummings
Keyes
Frank S. Clark
Thomas M. Graves
Cyrus W. Irish
John J. Trant
Albert KR. Philbrick
Daniel MK
PF. Wt. Woodward
Winnifred M. Kneeland
Ellen A. O’Connell
G. I. Leon
Charles W. Marshal
Albert G. Smith
Gertrude G. Huggles
Nellie M. Wood
Catherine $. Donovan
d. UC. Moran
Aiken Avenue
Hebecca Gill
Marie A. Caisse
Adelaide A. Sullivan
Katie E. Kavanaugh
Alice Geaney
Katie F. Allen
Melvina Cole
Kane Donnelly. Bartlett
evtie Fo Fiairington
Minnie A. Danahy
Anne Mesorley
Ligzis FP. Leary
Minnie LF. Delaney
Maury KF. Sheehan
Mary EF, Courtney
Nellie V. Gilroy
Nellie V. Little
diggie bh. Welch
Annie Punnich
Nahe Cummings
Loyola V. Faulkner
Mary ¥. Johnson
Mary Kk. Marley
Lilian &. Owen
Helen Ke
Quion
Minnie Mogan
Mary VW. Crane
High Street
Josephine L. Fisk
Smith F. Boulger
Amelia Michaud
Varowa
Charles J. Wier
Annie AM. Robbins
Blanche 4. Cheney
Mary J. Callahan
Mary C. Brennan
Mars J. Melton
Mary A. McMahon
Margaret A. Gallagher
Annie Bo Gtbsson
Athel G. Bates
Catharine J. Breen
Jean Rydaques
Agnes Bailey
Worthen street
Clara L. Parsons
Ida B.Bisbee
Minnie D. Dufford
Luna dk Penn
Fannie Thompson
Alice L. Penning
Sadie J. Cully
Harriet &. Gormiecy
Frances Hickey
Stephen Vaitse
duoseph Vo AL. Moye
committee on salaries
Miss Keyes
Boulger
Whitcomb
Dewey
Harrigan
Messrs. Woodies
Walsh
Pickman
McNabb
Gallagher
B. F. Eddy
Mechanic Arts High school
Boston
Lowell
Greene
Bowell
New Bedford
Haverhill
Salem
Swapp
Livid assault ends in man’s arrest after Broadway shooting
A deranged man fired twice at Frederick Matthias, superintendent at the Postal Telegraph building in New York, then hid by brick piles as police and a large mob clashed. Matthias survived. the suspect, Thomas Bradley, 81, claimed no home or work, and was captured after a brutal struggle.
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Frederick Matthias
Thomas Bradley
Matthias
Postal Telegraph
Murray street
Broadway
Chambers street
Postal Telegraph company
Gillespie
mag
Ireland
Postal Telegraph building
Mat
Robbed Show Owner Faces End of Forepaugh Tour
James A Bailey, owner of the Forepaugh show, reports a nearly $100000 theft and a wide conspiracy across departments. He plans no further road operations under his leadership, citing internal misappropriation by staff including managers and ticket sellers. Suspects Evans Callan and McCadden are named, with arrests expected soon.
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Arregrport
Conn
James A. Bailey
Bailey
Barnum
George Cooper
Berouni
T. F. Callan
McCadden
Callan
Mr. Bailey
Evans
Crank Tom Mangola Andrews detained after Gould confrontation
A disturbed man from Kansas confronted Edwin Gould demanding 35000 in Chicago strike revenge. Gould remained calm as a detective arrested him. Andrews claimed loss from the Chicago Billington and Quincy strike and said Gould was to blame. Andrews, a telegraph operator, 94, resident of 87S Peach Street, Brooklyn, appears insane.
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NEW York
Harrison
Chicago
Edwin Gould
Ife
Gould
Mangola Andrews
Rosedale
Kan
Billington
Quincy
Andrews
Pea. street
Brooklyn
Guarding Mayor Gilroy’s Office In New York
Police and city messengers tightened door security at Mayor Gilroy’s office on Oct 31. Visitors of suspicious appearance faced close scrutiny before entry. Edward Heatherton, the mayor’s messenger, cites a rule of three and warns two other notable figures may share Chicago’s mayoral fate. The mayor remained unaware of the precautions.
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New York
Gilroy
Edward Heatherton
Chicago
Boston wary of threats after Chicago mayor’s assassination
Boston officials report similar threats from disappointed individuals as Chicago mayor Harrison is killed. Mayor Matthews was unavailable for comment while City Architect Wheelwright notes he has received many threatening letters since taking office.
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Boston
Harrison
Chicago
Matthews
Wheelwright
Now is the Time to Save Your Money
A persuasive call urges immediate action to save money and avoid delaying tasks, emphasizing practical budgeting and prudent spending today.
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William V. sleade
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Central Labor Union
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Manchester Unity
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Merrimack
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A. E. OHEIB & CO
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