Republicans Sweep The City In Massachusetts Elections
Massachusetts election results show Republicans winning mayoralties and control of city councils in several cities including Haverhill Waltham Pittsfield Fall River Marlboro New Bedford Taunton Northampton Lawrence Springfield with Democrats and independents also securing some mayoral races. A separate note covers Lieutenant Governor Woodruff explaining a $250 deer hunting fine paid by his son due to a technical violation.
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Old Forge
F. B. Peek
Woodruff
New Biblical Reference Works Reviewed in Bibliography List
A long review notes the third volume of A Dictionary of the Bible from Scribner and Sons, Expositor's Greek Testament vol II, and works by Farrar Nash Vincent Purves Passmore Lazarus and Szold. It highlights editors Hastings Selbie Davidson Driver Swete and Knowling Denney Findlay Bruce Dods as contributors and praises thorough scholarship and broad critical approaches. The piece covers multiple publishers and editions with assessments of their theological and historical significance.
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Dr. Hastings
John A. Selbie
A. B. Davidson
New College
Edinburgh
R. Driver
Oxford
H. B. Swete
Cambridge
R. J. Knowling
King’s College
London
James Denney
Free Church College
Glasgow
G. G. Findlay
Headingley College
A. B. Bruce
Marcus Dods
Henry S. Nash
Episcopal Theological School
Mass
Macmillan Company
Marvin R. Vincent
D. D
Charles Scribner's Sons
Dr. Vincent
Paul of
Tarsus
Robert Rel4
Unclear OCR item with scattered phrases
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a new high record and a 91 figure, but missing context, entities, dates, and clear actions. Unable to determine people, organizations, or place names. cannot construct a coherent news item beyond noting an undisclosed record and price or rate.
Macks vs Theatre Company and Sidney Drew Decision
In a decision issued today the case of J. I Macks against Theatre Company and Sidney Drew was addressed by the court in Columbia. The ruling details the disposition of the dispute and the court’s conclusions regarding liability and remedies.
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Louie
J. 1 Macks
Theatre Company
Sidney Drew
Columbia
Nine Railroad Men Killed Near Suisun California
A work train carrying 25 to 30 track repairers collided with a freight train east of Suisun on the Southern Pacific. Nine men were killed and about twenty injured as heavy fog hindered visibility. Over 200 feet of track was torn up and the wreckage stacked amid twisted cars. Engineers and firemen escaped by leaping clear.
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Sacramento
Cal
Suisun
Southern Pacific Railroad
Man Shoots Self in Grand Union Hotel Room
A man registered as George Maltby of Omaha shot himself behind the right ear in a hotel toilet at the Grand Union Hotel in the early morning. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital and probably will die. He had checked in Monday and left three unsigned letters, including one to Mrs. George Maltby and another to his relatives expressing despair and requesting relatives to meet his girl wife and their boy.
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George Maltby
Omaha
Grand Union Hotel
Bellevue Hospital
Morton St
New York City
Reception for Colonel Lynch Charges British Barbarity in South Africa
A Maennerchor Hall reception honored Colonel A Lynch of the Boer army. Speakers praised his courage and accused British generals of incompetence while asserting Boer hopes for independence akin to Canada. Commandant Suydam and Field Cornet Viljoen echoed anti British sentiments before three cheers for Kruger. A separate report notes a deceased woman found half frozen in Garret Mountains and later jailed.
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Daniel Coholan
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Lynch
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Six killed and sixteen hurt in boiler explosion
A corrected casualty list from the Chicago and Northwestern Railway boiler explosion at a city station reports six dead and sixteen injured, five likely to die. Hugh McGregor added to deaths. August Beck and wife, John Butterworth, A. J. Scully, and George Gillis listed as fatally injured.
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Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Hugh McGregor
August Beck
Milwaukee
John Butterworth
A. J. Scully
George Gillis
Becks
Beck
Charles Uhlein
Talks of Minnesota Senatorship and Election Candidates
St Paul December 4 Special Governor Lind said he would appoint a Republican to fill the late Senator Davis's seat, with a choice by Friday. He hopes the appointee from Senator Nelson's home area can win support when the Legislature convenes. Several Republicans are in the running, including Cyrus Northrup, President of the State University, while others prefer a short term appointee acceptable to the party. The race among legislators is active with Minneapolis and St Paul contenders, and figures like Moses E. Clapp and W. B. Sabin mentioned. Knute Nelson's looming re election reduces interest in candidates from urban areas for the four year term.
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Minn
Lind
Davis
Nelson
Collins
Supreme Court
Senate
Cyrus Northrup
The
State University
Minneapolis
Moses E. Clapp
W. B
Lowry
Shevlin
Evans, Fletcher
Weshburn
C. A. Smith
Tawney, McCleary
Heatwale
Morris
D. M. Sabin
Knute Nelson
Wisconsin pulp and paper mills planned in debate
Officers of the International Paper Company discredit a report that six wood pulp and paper mills would be built in Wisconsin at costs from 1 200 000 to 1 800 000 and with a total capacity of 310 tons a day. They say Wisconsin forests are exhausted outside the far north and no water power exists in the state to operate such plants.
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Wisconsin
International Paper Company
Czar’s Health Report Improves in Livadia
In Livadia on December 4, medical bulletin states the Czar passed the last 24 hours satisfactorily. Temperature at 19.6 to 9.6, pulse 66, general condition very good. His Majesty can sit in an invalid chair at intervals during the day.
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Rence Tdey
Smith declines Lind fusion offer for U.S. Senate
Minneapolis reports Governor Lind, a Fusionist, offered the U S Senate appointment to C A Smith a wealthy Swedish American lumberman and Republican who declined. Other names discussed include L L Brown and former Congressman C A Towne Pillsbury and Moses E Clapp were mentioned but not confirmed. Ex Senator Washburn denied any truth in being asked.
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Minneapolis
Lind
Davis
C. A. Smith
Smith
L. L. Brown
Winona
C. A. Towne
John 8. Pillsbury
Moses E. Clapp
Ceattien
W. D. Washburn
Custom House Bowling Green project bids face delay
Washington reports the excavation and foundation contract for the Bowling Green Custom House may delay as officials weigh incidental profit and loss from time required. About a dozen bids vary greatly in completion time, with some six months apart. Government carrying interest costs of 6900 to 7000 dollars monthly could make higher bids cheaper. A proposal to ship excavated earth to Ellis Island is only a suggestion at present.
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Washington
Custom House
Bowling Green
Ellis Island
Youthful Bridal Pair Arrested
Edith Leumer fourteen daughter of Mrs Rosalia Leumer Wakefield The Bronx and Daniel Taggart secretly married Monday by Father Talbott at St Church. They were taken to Wakefield confronted by the girl's mother, who refused forgiveness. He will be arraigned in Morrisania Police Court.
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Rosalia Leumer
Wakefield
Bronx
Daniel Taggart
Talbott
St Church
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Toseart & Motorman
Uckleberry Road
Morrisania
New Jersey Politicians Weigh Prospects for Governor Bid
New Jersey politics buzzes over ex-Congressman and State Senator Johnston Cornish of Warren County as a strong Democratic governor candidate. Barker Gummere may exit Mercer County politics, while Hudson County’s strong Democratic representation complicates U S Senate plans. Governor Voorhees faces timing questions on naming a successor to Chief Justice Depue.
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New-Jersey
Johnston Cornish
Warren County
Cornish
Yoon
Voorhees
Depue
Court suit over United States Express settles out of court
Toledo report says the long running suit between Calvin Cone and Thomas C. Platt, president of United States Express, was settled out of court. Cone, once general Western agent, claimed a life policy and ongoing salary rights totaling $82.00 and continuation of benefits.
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Calvin Cone
Thomas C. Platt
United States Express Company
United States
Cone
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