Warrant sought for Mayo and Davidson over Broadway sewer
In Lynn, lawyer James H. Sisk filed for warrants to arrest Contractor F. D. Mayo and ex Alderman Benjamin Davidson amid charges over Broad Street sewer costs. Accusations include overcharges for lumber and improper billing, with disputes over contract terms and workmanship.
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F. D. Mayo
Benjamin Davidson
James H. Sisk
Herbert W. Cook
D. Mayo
Broadway
Mayo
Perky Smith
Maycare
Magee
Intractor
Clothing Blowout at Old Blue Store Before Demolition
An urgent sale announces the old blue store will be torn down by Oct 1. The ad urges customers to stock up on clothing and winter gear at low prices, with top-to-toe men’s and boys’ outfits and rubber coats emphasized.
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Mackeer
Boston
A. Isaacson & Co
Washington St
Cornhill
Adams and Dock Sns
Shanghai
The
Daily News
United States
Goodnow
Admiral Seymour
M. Bezaure
Drapers at Home General and His Wife Receive Friends
General and Mrs. Draper hosted a social gathering at their Hopedale home. The event brought together local residents and notable guests for an informal evening of conversation and hospitality.
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William F. ‘Draper
Hopedale
United States
Italy
Washington
Draper
Albert Draper
Mr . Draper
Ana
General
Thousands Hear Bryan and Stevenson In Blazing Park Crowd
In Indianapolis Military Park, about 80 000 gathered under a scorching sun to hear William Jennings Bryan and Adlai Stevenson notified as Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominees by the Kansas City convention. Heat caused fainting as the speakers spoke clearly to the crowd with families nearby.
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Indianapolis
William Jennings Bryan
Adlai Ewing Stevenson
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Military Park
Neers
Bryan
Welcome Speech and Notable Reactions at Ceremony
Chairman Jones introduces Chairman Richardson who presents the notification to Mr. Logan. Bryan delivers a powerful prepared speech amid cheers while Stevenson reads from a manuscript and grows more confident as the address ends. Bryan and Stevenson postpone travel plans to Chicago until tomorrow at 11:30 a.m.
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Jones
Richardson
Logan
Bryan Rose
Stevenson
Thomas
Bryan
Indianapolis
Chicago
Washington signals mediation terms not honored by China
Rome reports Italian minister has left Peking amid a disputed mediation and Pei Tsang fight details. Washington’s note to Beijing stresses unmet conditions, while the story casts doubt on further developments.
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Washington
Rome
Pei Tsang
German Field Marshal to Lead Allied Forces
Berlin papers report Field Marshal Count Von Waldersee selected to command all International forces in China. The announce marks a pivotal leadership shift for the allied intervention amid ongoing global tensions.
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Berlin
Count von Waldersee
China
Count
China told that she has not met mediation conditions
Secretary Root said a message had been delivered to Minister Wu stating free communication with China has not been established and thus demands in the President's reply to the emperor have not been acceded to. Disagreement at Shanghai and debate over troop landings add to the tense deliberations.
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China
Washington
Root
Waldersee Named Commander in Chief for Allies
Berlin correspondent reports Field Marshal Count von Waldersee appointed commander in chief of the allied forces. The Gazette cites an authoritative source confirming the leadership change amid the ongoing war effort.
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Cologne
Berlin
The
Gazette
Count von Waldersee
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