Nine Democrats Endorse Mayoral Chair Bid in Cambridge
Cambridge Democrats discuss a crowded field of nine mayoral hopefuls including ex-Mayor Thurston and former officials Aylward Coveney Deitrick Barry Macleod Flynn Rady and Wardwell. Party unity aims to nominate and win against Wardwell with plans to weed out weaker candidates.
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Cambridge
Thurston
James F. Aylward
Board of Aldermen
House of Representatives
John W. Coveney
Frederick S. Deitrick
J. Edward Barry
Frederick J. Macleod
Michael Flynn
Andrew J. Rady
Facey
Democratic City Committee
Walter C. Wardwell
Ward 18 Democrats Take Kids on Grove Outing
Thousands of children from Ward 18 joined a Democratic Club outing to Caledonian Grove. They rode from Ruggles and Tremont streets at 9:30 AM, enjoyed rides, music, and games, with James P. Timilty as president and Thomas J. Fay Curley and councilmen O'Brien and Cronin coordinating activities.
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Ward 18
Democratic Club
Caledonian Grove
Ruggles and
Tremont Streets
the Grove
James P. Timilty
Thomas J. Fay
Curley
O’brien and
Cronin
Elderly New Hampshire man attacked with chair at Sanders farm
Richard W. Dickinson, 83, of East Derry, a wealthy former Boston businessman, was struck twice with a heavy rocking chair by a stranger asking about government bonds. He lies in dangerous condition with head and facial wounds after the assault, from which the robber fled with a small pocketbook.
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West Derry
N. H
Richard W. Dickinson
Boston
Eugene Huntress
Lancaster
Mass
Lexington
Sanders Place
Gaelic Lecture Highlight of A. O. H. Games
Division 6 of the A. O. H. plans an outing at Locust street grounds tomorrow with Gaelic language address by Father Fagin of Galway. The program includes many athletic events plus Gaelic football and a hurting game.
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Locust Street Grounds
Father Fagin
Galway
Stuart Endows Old South as Public Forum
Frederick Stuart states he will endow the Old South Meeting House to serve as a public forum for all issues. He plans to fund the endowment from patent-derived assets assigned to the Carnegie Foundation and authorized Thomas W. Lawson to convert the property into usable funds. He notes trustees and verifiers, urging editorial comment as desired.
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Stuart
Edward Everett Hale
Old South Meeting House
Sir
Old South Church
Hale
Carnegie Foundation
Henry S. Pritchett
Technology
Thomas W. Lawson
Old South Trustees
Mr. Lawson
A. S. Stuart
W. A. Stuart
Sturgis
S. D
Quiet Day for Moran
District Attorney Moran had a relatively quiet day as four men marked to appear did so and were released until morning. City Council members will attend the grand jury to probe the $1,500,000 loan bill and reports of illegal votes. Moran issued a statement about Mary Kenney, saying she was illegally confined four weeks at the Home for Inebriate Women and has been set at liberty.
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Moran
Grand Jury
Malden Child Narrow Escape From Runaway Horses
In Malden on August 8 Ruby Moore, 38, narrowly escaped being killed when a coal wagon driven by Joseph Gibbons of Melrose and a passing man Jere Cronin of Willow Place saved her after two frightened horses trod on her leg on the sidewalk near the Barrett building. Witnesses watched as other children fled.
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Malden
Ruby Moore
Ruby
Jere Cronin
Willow Place
Druggist Sues Collector Over Unstamped Spirits
James B. Gill, collector of internal revenue, is sued by John A. Tupper of North Cambridge. Tupper seeks 85,540 for services as custodian of an unstamped jug of spirits seized April 6, 1901. Judge Fox approved amending the pleadings in the equity action.
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James B. Gill
Internal Revenue
John A. Tupper
North Cambridge
Cambridge
James —. Gill
Tupper
Internal Revenue Collector
Fox
Plympton Centennial Gala Celebrates 200 Years Since Separation
Plympton marked the 200th anniversary of its separation from Plymouth with a day of varied events. The program opened with a Green band concert and included church addresses, songs and poems, a community dinner, athletic games, and a grand ball at Union Hall. Local residents and visitors joined in the town’s prideful observance ending in an evening ball.
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Plympton
Plymouth
First Congregational Church
Thomas F. Norris
John Sherman
Mary B. Frazee
Herbert Randall
W. H. Morrison
Brockton
Union Hall
Hub Boats Gather in Gotham Fleet Harbor Rendezvous
Nearly 100 yachts from the New York Yacht Club gathered in Glen Cove for a harbor rendezvous. Eighty two captains met aboard Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt's flagship North Star. Notable vessels include Avenger Doris Taormina Felechia Coronet III Winsome. The King's Cup race was moved to Aug 17 to rest crews after the Astor Cup on Aug 16.
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Glen Cove
L. L
New York Yacht Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
Avenger
Doris
Taormina
Boston
Felechcia
Coronet III
Winsome
Providence
Auto Worker Killed by Gas in Roxbury Home
Henry Berkenmeyer aged 47 of 87 Walnut Avenue Roxbury turned on the gas in his room at 10 PM Wednesday. His wife, drawn by a strong odor, found him dead on the bed yesterday at 11 AM. He was a skilled worker in an automobile garage.
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Henry Berkenmeyer
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Deporting Japanese from San Francisco largest mainland coast total
A record deportation of 106 Japanese from the San Francisco area is slated for departure on the steamer Manchuria to the Orient, marking the largest group sent from this coast to date.
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San Francisco
Aug
Manchuria
Orient
Weld boathouse completed on Charles River at Boylston Street
The Weld boathouse near Boylston Street Cambridge is the river’s most expensive of its kind, costing over 100000. It features brick and concrete with terra cotta trim, red tile and copper roof, fireproof interior, lockers for 1000 students, a living room, lunch facilities, a repair shop, and a well furnished clubroom. The building is nearly complete with minor runs work remaining, ready before university opening.
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Weld
Charles River
Boylston Street
Cambridge
Dr Elliott Reports Ex Governor Long Improving
In Brunswick Maine on August 8 Dr Elliott said ex Governor John D Long was much better and had a very comfortable night.
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Brunswick
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Martha Washington
Farly Crosby
Jersey
California
Union & Elm Sts
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Summer St
Tremont St
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A. O. H. Games
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Henry Siegel Co
Henry Siegel
America
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Essex Street Side
Essex Street
Frederick Stuart
Gill
HUB Boats
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Castorea
Brockton Shoe Manufacturer
Charles
Weld Boat Club
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