Mind Your Own Business Says Russia to America
St Petersburg dispatches recount a Bourse Gazette critique of US calls for intervention in the Russo Japanese War. The piece warns journals against unsolicited intervention and notes Russia’s confidence as war drags on. It reports naval maneuver talk via Cape Horn routes, port defenses at Vladivostok, and ongoing shelling and blockade dynamics around Port Arthur.
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Russia
America
St Petersburg
Bourse Gazette
Roosevelt
Gazette
Austria
Germany
France
Italy
Japan
Genghis Khan
Baltic Sea
Far East
Cape Horn
Admiralty
Magelum
South Sea
Pacific Islands
Kamchatka
Vladivostok
Port Arthur
Yellow Sea
Henan
Chefoo
Tiku
Tsingtau
Progress
Kuropatkin
Liaoyang
Diana
Saigon
Howick Hall
Emma
Shanghai
Democrats in Boston Nominate State Ticket at Convention
Boston Oct 7 The Democratic state convention moved to nominate a full state ticket and presidential electors and elect members at large of the state committee. Charles Hamlin drew the platform as radicals questioned concessions while William L. Douglas Brockton and others were named for top posts with Nathan Matthews Jr. chosen permanent chairman.
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Boston
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Charles 8. Hamlin
William L. Douglas
Brockton
Ton ©. Crosby
Pittsfield
Henry T. Schaeffer
Winchester
Edmund D. Codman
John P. Leahy
Ann Francois Tetrault
Southbridge
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Sherman School Strike Over Rumor Causes Picket Blockade
In Chicago the Sherman elementary school pupils led a fourth strike in a month as seventy-five students refused to enter, citing an unfounded rumor that a black woman would be hired as a teacher. Their picket line barred about 75 more pupils from attending and a gear of scuffles arose outside the building.
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Chicago
Stock Yards
Sherman School
First
Morgan Streets
Widow Weds A Youth In Massachusetts
In Pittsfield, Massachusetts, widow Mary L. Raymond age 44 married her 19 year old boarder John Tatro after a justice of the peace conducted the ceremony when a clergyman refused. A parent consent hurdle was required for the groom. One local clergyman doubted happiness due to the large age gap. The ceremony proceeded since no legal objection existed.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Mary L. Raymond
John Tatro
Mortuary Report for September Indicated 69 Deaths
Town Clerk Blair records for September show 69 total deaths including influenza 1, spinal meningitis 1, lung fever 1, accident and violence 1, diphtheria 2, diarrhoeal diseases under 5 12, over 5 1, consumption 5, bronchitis 2, nervous system diseases 7, heart failure 8, and all other causes excluding stillbirth 38.
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Blair
Rice and Apple Pudding Boston Globe Recipe
A Boston Globe recipe describes making rice and apple pudding. Soak rice in milk, mix sugar and egg yolks, prepare stewed apples, core and fill with raisins or jelly, arrange in an enameled dish, top with meringue, bake until golden, and serve hot or cold with sweet cream.
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Boston Globe
Woman's Horrible Death on the Rail in New York City
A three-seated touring car carrying nine people plunged from Jerome Avenue onto the New York Central tracks. A southbound local train struck the auto, killing three aboard including chauffeur Allen Noyes and two women, with several others injured. Health Commissioner Thomas Darlington aided the injured. the engineer was arrested and released on recognizance.
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New York City
New York
Jerome Avenue
New York Central and
Hudson River
Allen Noyes
Noyes
Bella Perez
Lon
Croton
Thomas Darlington
Five men sought in Black Hand gang killings in Putnam County
On October 7, sheriff and a posse of about 100 citizens hunted five men after a night raid on an Italian workers’ shanty in a reservoir project. Three Italians were shot, two pay envelopes stolen, and two of the wounded later died. The padrone alleged the attackers demanded half the profits and cited the Black Hand gang.
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Brewster, N
Putnam County
Westchester County
Black Hand
Cox
Here
Peace Congress Moves Sessions to Park Street Church
Boston October 7 The International Peace congress shifted its sessions to Park Street Church from Tremont Temple with the Republican Massachusetts political convention occupying the latter for half the day An unexpected breadth of discussion pushed adjournment to tomorrow The day opened with a plan to organize nations into a positive peacemaking union backed by the Danish Peace Society and the Universal Peace Union among others.
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Boston
International Peace Congress
Park Street Church
Tremont Temple
Massachusetts
Danish Peace Society
Universal Peace Union of the
United States
Peacemaker Mrs Browning Dies After Quarrel Dispute
Mrs Priscilla Browning, 60, collapsed and died of angina pectoris in Shelton on October 7 after attempting to stop children fighting in front of her home. She alerted police before fainting on the way home, listing the quarrel as the trigger and dying shortly after entering her house.
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Shelton
Priscilla Browning
Browning
Bear attack and train wreck disrupt Yellowstone trip and Panhandle line
In Yellowstone Park near Cody Wyoming James Wilson and his Pennsylvania nephew died after a tame bear charged them during a timbered encounter. The boy fired, provoking the attack and both men died from injuries after rescue. Separately near Burgettstown Pennsylvania the Wheeling Express derailed due to an open switch, killing one fireman and lightly injuring several passengers.
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Cody
Wyo
James Wilson
Pennsylvania
Yellowstone Park
Wilson
Pittsburg
Wheeling Express
Panhandle Road
Burgettstown
McDonald
McCarty
The
Panhandle Railroad
Missionary Board Faces Shortfall At Episcopal Convention
Boston reports the triennial Episcopal convention debating apportionment plans amid criticism as Rev Arthur Lloyd reviews diocesan shortfalls. Missionary receipts total 657000, up 19000 from last year, while last year’s apportionment stood at 680000 and applications totaled 413000, leaving a shortfall of 217000. The day focuses on improving organization and system, with Canterbury Archbishop events planned at Farrnell Hall and a Cambridge students meeting tonight.
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Boston
Episcopal Convention
Board of Missions
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
General Mission Fund
Arthur
Lloyd
D. D
New York
Archbishop of Canterbury
Farneil Hall
Cambridge
Yale's Fall in Freshmen Due to West Conditions
The Yale News cites hard language exams and western business weakness as major factors in a drop of 39 freshmen at Yale this fall. Officials note no change in entrance applicants from last spring, while western economic conditions kept potential students from entering college.
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West
New Haven
Yale News Today
Weather forecast for Connecticut warms Saturday
Connecticut weather outlook calls for a warm night and Saturday with light variable winds. The forecast notes warmer conditions arriving by Saturday, with no significant storms expected and temperatures easing into weekend highs.
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Connecticut
Bad Runaway Injures Painter on Grand Street
George Lewis, a painter and decorator for O A Valentine, suffered a broken thumb and wrist and facial injuries in a runaway that began near Grand Street and Apothecaries Hall. The horse struck multiple carriages, damaged a street car line, and was retaken beyond Forest Park. The wagon and Lewis were thrown. the horse escaped.
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George Lewis
O. A. Valentine
Grand Street
Lewis
Exchange Place
Main Street
Farm Street
Henry B. Loucks
Spring Street
Brewater Street
Forest Park
No Eruption At Mount Pelee Declared Not True
Martinique report states no serious eruption occurred at Mount Pelee. Recent days show heavy mountain activity with steam and ash, including a September 29 plume 8000 to 10000 feet high and a glowing cone with a fire-venting hole at night, yet no danger signaled.
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Fort de France
Island of
Martinique
Mount Pelee
Payne's Funeral at Washington in simple ceremony
Washington October 7 post master general Payne lies in state at St John's church with Mrs Payne and the Roosevelts in mourning. After services, letter carriers in uniform led the funeral procession along Pennsylvania avenue to the station. The remains depart by special train at 5 30 to Milwaukee for burial.
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Washington
St John’s ‘Church
Payne
Mra Payne
Roosevelt
Alon
Wnlform
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania Station
Milwaukee
Mysterious shipment of submarine torpedo boats
Five Massachusetts built submarine boats valued near four million dollars were shipped by rail from Jersey City to an unspecified western destination. The eleven cars carried sections of boats under canvas with no identifying marks, resembling a circus caravan to railroad workers.
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Chicago
New York
Massachusetts
Jersey City
West
Miller Turned Over After Chase Across River
William Miller alias Ted Miller, a known local criminal, was arrested in Waterville by Officer Lachance on a warrant for assault and robbery in Southington after a wild pursuit. He jumped into the Naugatuck River and swam across, was later captured in the woods with shots fired at him, and transported to Meriden by State Chief of Police Hyan.
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Egan
Southington
Wiliam
Ted Miller
Waterville
Lachance
Miller
Naugatuck
Derby
Ghief Dilts
Ansonia
Seymour
Chatfield
Hyan
Meriden
Burr Johnson
Johnson
Benedict Declines New Haven Treasurership
In New Haven on October 7 the Democratic state central committee's financial and advisory group chose H. Benedict of Greenwich as treasurer, but he declined. The executive committee now handles the treasurer issue. A plan to form two committees was discussed, an advisory committee and an executive committee of five members.
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New Haven
Democratic State Central Comittee
Henry L Rowland Appointed Administrator In Estate Case
City news notes Henry L Rowland appointed administrator on the estate of the late Dr Axtelle today. William Middleton of Walcott street brought home fine game after hunting yesterday. Misses Margaret Sbynch Mary Fitzgerald and Margaret O'Brien attended a Thomaston dance last night. Drs Oterson Windsor Locks and Morrissey Untlonville were guests yesterday of Drs O'Hara and McLarney. Funeral for Mrs Sarah Rendell aged 84 to be held tomorrow afternoon at the home of her son-in-law George Anderson 278 North Willow Street. District court Judge Cowell presiding admitted eligible applicants to citizenship today and will reconvene tomorrow for the same purpose.
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Henry L. Rowland
Dr Axtelle
William Middleton
Walcott Street
Margaret Sbynch
Mary Fitzgerald
Margaret O'Brien
Thomaston
George Anderson
Willow Street
District Court
Cowell
Labor Leader Daly Switches to Social Party
John T. Daly, vice president of the International Buffers and Polishers union and leader of Waterbury’s Central Labor union, has left the Democratic party and joined the Social Party of the Jeffersonian Democrats. Daly announced the move after attending a New York rally honoring Watson, the Socialist candidate. he says he will vote for Watson but not on Bryan’s platform. He plans to organize a local campaign beginning next year with speakers from New York and Albany, including Judie, James Buchanan York, and Forest of Albany. Daly believes the shift will surprise many and aims to advance labor principles in 1907 and 1908.
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John T. Daly
International Buffers' and Polishers’ Union
Central Labor Union of
Waterbury
Social Party
Daly
Democratic
New York
Watson
John Bagley
Arlington
Warner
Judie
James Buchanan York
On Union
Forest
Alb
Pretty and Inexpensive Home Furnishings Ad
A vintage ad promotes Sellew Furniture Company and Hampson Sellew as best value stores in OConne for affordable home furnishings. It touts many couch styles, leathers, Mission furniture, and a Glenwood range giveaway contest via the Democrat space in October.
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Sellew Furniture, Company
Righ
Oconne
Glenwood
Democrat
Waterbury
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