Sullivan Captures Hartford Race Backed by Economic League
Mr. Sullivan, a Canton, Massachusetts native born in 1867 and a papermaker turned clothing trader, wins amid surprise at political experience. Relocated to Hartford seven years ago from Springfield, he rose through clerks and labor unions to preside over the Central Labor Union and the Connecticut Federation of Labor, previously unknown in politics.
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Sullivan
Economic League
Major Dwight
Mr. Sullivan
Canton
Mass
Hartford
Springfield
Clerks’ Union
Central Labor Union
Connecticut Federation of Labor
Austrian Cruiser Szigetvar Set for Boston Visit
The Austrian second class cruiser Szigetvar, under Captain Alois Prapotnik, will visit Boston after calls in Baltimore New York New Haven and New London. A deserter prisoner lives aboard, guarded in the ship brig. The voyage aims toward Halifax Queenstown and stops in Stockholm Copenhagen and Edinburgh. Captain Prapotnik a 20 year veteran diplomat, reestablished relations with Mexico after Maximilian era. The mascot Johann a meerkatze was secured in Madeira.
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Boston
Szigetvar
Alois Prapotnik
Baltimore
New York
Astor House
New Haven
Vera Cruz
Mex
Mexico
Maximilian
Johann
Madeira
Gold Medal for Mayo at Humane Society Meeting
The Humane Society of Massachusetts held its annual meeting at 2 Gloucester Street. A gold medal for bravery was awarded to Elmer F. Mayo, hero of Mono moy, with bronze to R. J. Carson and silver to Royal Burgin. Officers elected for the ensuing year include President J. C. Warren and trustees such as W. C. Loring and F. L. Higginson.
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The
Humane Society of Massachusetts
Gloucester Street
Elmer F. Mayo
R. J. Carson
Royal Burgin
J. C. Warren
C. W. Amory
KE. B. Shattuck
W. F. Sears
CC. P. Curtis, Jr
C. F. Adams
W. C. Loring
F. L. Higginson
T. C. Welch
John Homans
H. $. Howe
Captain Gardner launches trolley car campaign for Congress
Salem April 8 Captain Augustus P Gardner of Hamilton led a trolley car campaign for a congressional nomination. He travels town to town by streetcar avoiding autos and private car campaigning, visiting voters and handling correspondence with secretary Lufkin. He insists he will carry Hamilton and gains local popularity.
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Gardner
Salem
Augustus P. Gardner
Hamilton
George von L. Meyer
Italy
John M. Raymond
Captain Gardner
Sixth
Boston
Enator
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Lufkin
Morning Mail
Lufkim
Caldwell
A. P. Gardner
Central Massachusetts towns shift from dry to wet licenses
In Charlton Oxford Warren and Sturbridge licenses shift dry towns into wet. Warren votes 10 years after prior bans and faces a feverish campaign by pro license groups. Oxford narrowly approves a license by two votes after a long era of abstinence. Charlton uses remaining funds to curb illegal liquor sales while Sturbridge moves toward licensure amid demand.
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Charlton
Warren
Oxford
Massachusetts
West Warren
White
Cutler
Board of Selectmen
Carrie Nation
Sturbridge
Man Remains in Critical Condition at Garfield Hospital
Dent today was moved to Garfield Hospital for treatment of organic heart trouble. He is in a dangerous condition and it is believed he cannot survive very long. He has been in poor health for some time, but has neglected his duties recently, worsening the original illness.
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Mme. M. Ribault
Elsa
Olmelmati
Helen H. Ralston
Lexington Ave
Newport
Mme
M. Ribault
Hub Brewery Creditors Meet for Reorganization Plan
A meeting of Hub Brewing Company stockholders and creditors in Tremont building discussed a plan to reorganize the company under a receiver and special counsel. The plan proposes raising 175000 to pay debts and provide 25000 working capital to resume business, with 110000 settlement offered for bonded indebtedness and 300000 estimated brewery value. A committee was formed to report a reorganization plan at a Tuesday session.
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Hub Brewing Company
Tremont
United States Circuit Court
Brewing Company
William G. Reed
Reed
Francis Burke
Thomas J. Kenney
Kenney
Rothfuss
Commissioner of Corporations
Burke
Maloney
Rudolph Haffenreffer
Lear
Tremont Building
United States Embassy Offers in Berlin Residences
April 8 report notes U S can choose among premier Berlin homes for an embassy with bidders including the Borsig palace and the palace of Prince Von Pless. Over 20 offers received since sale offer to Washington and some will be forwarded to Washington.
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Berlin
United States
Borsig
State Department
Washington
Prince von Pless
Neglected Children in Lynn Court
In Lynn Court, April 8, Reuben Reed seven years old was committed to the care of the State Board of Charity as a neglected child. Kenneth B. Keyes, seven, was also alleged neglected. Judge Fabens continued the case one week with the plan that if the father drinks, he will be sent to the State Farm and the boy to a suitable institution.
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Lynn Court
Lynn
Reuben Reed
State Board of Charity
Kenneth B. Keyes
Fabens
State Farm
Chevanne Case Continued in District Court
Julius A. Chevanne, charged with larceny of $80 from Mrs. Eliza J. Norcross of 146 Union Park Street, Poston, had the case continued again yesterday morning by agreement of counsel until Thursday in District Court.
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Julius A. Chevanne
Eliza J. Norcross
Union Park Street
Poston
District Court
Gentleman From Texas With Two Guns Takes Pos session of West End Museums
Henry Botkins of Slade's Village Texas arrived yesterday and caused a commotion through two West End museums and concert halls with two 38 caliber pistols and a knife. He drank heavily, fired at a Punch and Judy show, threatened bystanders, and was escorted home by police after a dramatic afternoon of misadventure.
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Texas
West End
Henry Botkins
Slade
Texas Plains
Botkins
Boston
Hub
Wawthorne Place
Bodkins
Vie
Foston
Potkins
Punch
Battle Creek Doctors Claim Breakthrough Cure
Health authorities report eminent physicians of Battle Creek have perfected a treatment that has cured thousands of cases once deemed incurable, offering new hope to patients and prompting wide interest from medical circles.
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Battle Creek
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Long Island
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Peter
Pruden
C. L. Pruden
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George C. Campbell
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Watertown Club
Cyrus H. Campbell
Parker Street
Abbotsford Hall
City Square
Charlestown
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HUB Brewery
Germany
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Michael Lavender
Fairmount Ave
W.F. Smith
Summer St
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Woman’s Store
Shay
Hennessey
Station 3
Hawthorne Place
Mr. Botkins
J. M. Peebles
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