Tammany Braves Coming to Boston for Samoset Club Outing
The Samoset Club of Ward 15 plans an outing at Nantasket Point on Aug. 20 with Victor J. Dowling of Tammany Hall delivering greetings on behalf of the Tammany braves. Massachusetts Democratic congressmen will speak, and figures like ex-Senator Currier and Colonel William A. Gaston may share insights about Judge Parker.
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Samoset Club
Ward 15
Nantasket Point
Victor J. Dowling
Tammany Hall
Tammany Braves
McNary
Massachusetts
Currier
William A
Gaston
Judge Parker
Hudson
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
James Donovan
Senator McIsaac
James F. Powers
Ward 13
Amos T. Luther
Democrats push J. J. Hill for Minnesota governor
In St Paul on August 9, Democratic leaders led by L. T. Rosing and C. D. O'Brien urged James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern, to run for governor. The Hill boom has moved beyond the early stage, becoming a key factor as Democrats lack a strong alternative. John Lind remains the only other Democrat who could challenge Republican Robert C. Dunn, but he has stepped away from politics.
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ST. Paul
Minn
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
L. T. Rosing
C. D. O'Brien
Minnesota
J. J. Hill
John Lind
Robert C. Dunn
Esopus Prepares for Parker Notification Ceremony
Esopus N Y August 9 Preparations are nearly complete at Rosemount for tomorrow's formal notification of Judge Parker as Democratic presidential nominee. Aboard the Sagamore the notification committee from New York City will arrive. up to a thousand people are expected on the lawn and nearby areas with many visitors from Kingston and Ulster County.
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Esopus
N. Y
Rosemount
Judge Parker
United States
Sagamore
New York City
Kingston
Ulster County
New York
Sanford's Ginger Promises Restored Energy for Housewives
A vintage promotion claims Sanford's Ginger refreshes tired housewives by stimulating circulation and nerves, centering blood flow toward the stomach to aid digestion and invigoration.
Sanford's Ginger Promises Quick Relief From Summer Ailments
A newspaper brief explains chills and sudden temperature change slow circulation and digestion. It warns against ice water and touts Sanford's Ginger as a healthful remedy that quickens circulation centers blood at the stomach and promotes digestion to prevent summer illnesses.
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Sanford
Ginger Frappe Delivers Cooling Healthful Delight
A recipe for a hot weather drink uses cracked ice sugar Sanford's Ginger and lime juice. The flavor suggests Sanford's Ginger as a healthful choice to enjoy the refreshing beverage.
Cold Tea With Lemon and Ginger Comfort Drink
A simple drink described as most grateful and comforting combines cold tea with lemon juice and a dash of Sanford's Ginger for a refreshing beverage.
Parker Parker Notification Meeting For Nomination
Champ Clark of Missouri chaired a Democratic notification meeting in New York as permanent chairman of the Democratic national convention. Nat G. Robertson was elected secretary. a five member committee was named to draft the formal notification to Judge Parker and deliver the platform from St. Louis. The group will sail by boat to Esopus the next day.
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Missouri
Judge Parker
Clark
St. Louis
William F. Sheehan
Virginia
Georgia
United States
Thomas S. Martin
Claud A. Swanson
R. R. Prentice
Suffolk
William S. Cowherd
Democratic Congressional Committee
James R. Gray
Savannah
English
National Bank of Atlanta
Mills B. Lane
New York
Nat G. Robertson
Tennessee
H. G. Hawes
John W. Orr
Kansas
George Raines
Aan Braxton
J. E. P. Hall
Pennsylvania
Parker
Esopus
Lamont Declines New York Gubernatorial Bid
Esopus N Y Aug 9 Colonel Daniel Lamont announced he was not a candidate for the New York gubernatorial nomination and did not anticipate any emergency that would draw him into the race. He and Mrs Lamont with Judge and Mrs Gray arrived at Esopus landing at 1 30 pm from Poughkeepsie aboard the yacht Queen City. They dined en route and declined Judge Parker's invitation for luncheon at Rosemount. Parker's party stayed less than an hour.
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Esopus
N. Y
Daniel Lamont
New York State
Lamont
Judge
Gray
Esopus Landing
Poughkeepsie
Queen City
Poat
O Connell Re-elected President Of Ward 20 Club
The Young Men's Democratic Club of Ward 20 held its fourth annual meeting at Blake Hall Dorchester. Joseph F. O'Connell was unanimously reelected president. Joseph M. Kelly and Patrick J. Kelcher were elected first and second vice presidents. James L. Byrne became treasurer, with Doyle Hanley declining re-election. The club thanked Doyle and Hanley. Members voted to back Colonel William A. Gaston if he runs for Governor.
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Young Men’s Democratic Club
Ward 20
Blake Hall
Dorchester
Joseph F. O'Connell
Joseph M. Kelly
Edmund J. J. Doyle
James L. Byrne
Edward J. Hanley
Doyle
Hanley
Patrick J. Kelcher
H. Murray Pakulski
William A. Gaston
Taggart's Plan to Reclaim Gold Vote
Chicago report states National Chairman Thomas Taggart will visit the city late this week to organize two key campaign bureaus the German and the railway bureaus Their mission is to win back the gold vote for the Democrats which shifted to Republicans four years ago.
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Chicago
Thomas Taggart
Fine color recreation of The Last Parade to headline G A R event
A vivid production in colors of the celebrated painting The Last Parade will be a notable attraction in next Sunday's Post at the Great G A R Number.
Notable writers to contribute G A R sentiments
Several prominent authors will provide exclusive G A R sentiments for the Great G A R Number of Next Sunday's Post. The feature highlights veteran voices and commemorative reflections aligned with national memory and veterans affairs.
Currier to Represent Massachusetts at Esopus
The Hon. Guy W. Currier of Methuen a Democratic convention delegate will today represent Massachusetts at the notification to Judge Alton B Parker of his nomination for President Currier is viewed as another instance of state Democrats sending men of the William E Russell type on an important mission
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Guy W. Currier
Methuen
Massachusetts
Alton B. Parker
Currier
William E. Russell
Governor Bates Reappoints W L Chipman
When the executive council met at the State House yesterday the nominations from Governor Bates included William H. Sawyer as commissioner of wrecks and shipwrecked goods, Charles H. Studley Jr as master in chancery, Middlesex county, and William L. Chipman reelected clerk of the Fourth District Court of Plymouth county amid a noted contest over the appointment.
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State House
Bates
William H. Sawyer
Gloucester
T. H. G. Douglass
Charles H. Studley, Jr
Middlesex County
William L. Chipman
Fourth District
Plymouth County
Loeb denies Roosevelt would not see engineers request
In a White House statement Secretary Loeb says no letter was sent by the President or by officials to the National Association of Stationary Engineers in Richmond declining a meeting. He argues such action would create capital for the Democratic campaign and targets a labor allied group.
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Washington
White House
Loeb
National Association of Stationary Engineers
Richmond
Cleveland Seen as Potential New Jersey Governor Candidate
Former U.S. Senator James Smith Jr believes Grover Cleveland would accept the Democratic nomination for New Jersey governor to help carry the state for Judge Parker. Smith hopes Cleveland will consent to run to aid Parker’s ticket.
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Trenton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
Parker
United States
James Smith
Smith
Cleveland
Rogers Girl Extradited From Illinois to Massachusetts
Evelynne Rogers, sought in New Bedford for a $3000 diamond theft, was extradited by writ signed by Governor Yates. Illinois denied her habeas corpus request, and she was handed to Massachusetts officials and sent East tonight. She had been arrested last winter on allegations of passing worthless checks.
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Chicago
Evelynne Rogers
New Bedford
Mass
Yates
Illinois
Miss Rogers
Massachusetts
A Mask of Reynard the Fox for the Children
A children's feature titled A Mask of Reynard the Fox appears as free content with Next Sunday's Post. Readers are invited to enjoy a playful tale featuring the cunning fox and friends in an illustrated format suitable for young audiences.
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Reynard the Fox
Next Sunday
Nye Fights For Lead Of Senate In Cape District
Cape district senatorial contest shows no clear winner as Rep Hinckley contemplates exit. Pattison Harding Gardner and Nickerson back Nye if Hinckley stays, while Nye seeks presidency of the Senate with pledges. Dana of Newton also claims enough support to secure the Senate chair in the next session.
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Cape District
Hinckley
Pattison
Harding
Gardner
Nickerson
Nye
Senate
Dana of
Newton
Sheehan and Parker Confer in Esopus on ESOPUS NY Visit
William F. Sheehan met Judge Parker in Esopus to hear views for the committee. Judge Parker and family dined with Sheehans as Chicago Mayor Carter H. Harrison expected to arrive by 1 15 p m. West Shore station deemed attractive with new safety gates ready for guests. Weather remained ideal ahead of the anticipated events and Parker prepared a speech with Mrs Parker during the morning.
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Esopus
N. Y
William F. Sheehan
Judge Parker
Sheehan
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
West Shore Road
West Shore
Republicans Quit Albion Building In Boston
The Republican city committee of Boston will move on September 1 not due to rent but because owners Houghton and Dutton want the space for their store. Democrats and Hearst associates left earlier, leaving Republicans as the last to depart. New apartments have been secured near the current headquarters, ending the era of political activity in that building.
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Republican City Committee of
Boston
Houghton & Dutton
Hearst
Bates and Guild
Barber Shop Looted in Washington Street Robbery
The 367 Washington street barber shop operated by the Albani brothers was robbed last night. George Davie of Providence and Thamas Kelley of New York were chased across Washington street and into alleys, then captured by Patrolman Mullen. Police recovered 11 pairs of shears 4 bonestones 11 pairs of clippers 84 razors and other items totaling 115 dollars.
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George Davie
Providence
Thamas Kelley
New York City
Washington Street
Mullen
Albani Brothers
Thieves ransack Malden residence on Salem Street
Malden dated report states Officer Charles Ferguson found the rear door unlocked and the Hawkins house on Salem Street thoroughly ransacked within the past 24 hours. Edwin Hawkbridge is the resident mentioned. No injuries reported.
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Malden
Charles Ferguson
Edwin Hawkbridge
Salem Street
Mass of Sores Awful Suffering Cured by Cuticura
A five year old boy covered in a relentless itching rash is healed after trial of Cuticura Remedies. Doctors failed, but after successive applications the sores dried and skin renewed. The letter from Robert Wattam of Chicago praises the Cure and notes a six year relapse free period. Advertises Cuticura products and bottling details.
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Robert Wattam
Center Ave
Chicago
Ill
Wattam
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