Parker's Brooklyn Cousin Studying Family Coat of Arms
Miss Gertrude Parker a 17 year old Brooklyn girl, inspired by Judge Alton B. Parker, writes seeking kinship with his Parker line. He replies from Rosemount Esopus showing ancestral details and a coat of arms with three stags and a chevron with a trefoil. She plans to campaign for him.
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Parker
Brooklyn
New York
Gertrude F. Parker
Fifth Avenue
Alton B. Parker
Miss Parker
America
John Parker
Olive Temple
Shrewsbury
Mass
Federal Committee and Local Notables Inspect the Harbor
A rivers and harbors committee from the U S House, joined by Governor Bates, Mayor Collins, Senator Lodge, and several Representatives, toured harbor sites aboard the Winnisimmer and toured Marblehead and Lynn. They reviewed dredging progress, Graves lighthouse work, and potential Broad Sound channel improvements, with further plans to visit Rockport Gloucester Neponset River and Fore River shipyards.
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Rivers and Harbors Committee
National House of Representatives
John L. Bates
Patrick A. Collins
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ernest S. Roberts
John A. Sullivan
William S. McNary
Boston
Jerome Jones
Elwyn G. Preston
Chamber of Commerce
Winnisimmer
Algonquin
Graves
Broad Sound Channel
Point Allerton
Lovering
Marblehead
Senator Lodge
Nahant
Eastern Yacht Club
Bates
Collins
Representative Roberts
Lynn
Lynn Board of Trade
Winthrop
Congressional River and Harbor Committee
Lynn Harbor
Governor Bates
Burton
Ohio
Democratic Managers Plan Campaign Opening in New Headquarters
New York Aug 11 The Democratic Managers focused on organizing details for the campaign. Bureaus clerical staff and headquarters setup occupied most of the day. The new headquarters should be ready for Monday when serious campaign work begins. Judge Parker's speech drew party approval as the main topic of discussion.
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New York
Judge Parker
Parker Speech Wins Approval From Bryan
Bryan praised Parker's acceptance speech calling it admirable on discussed questions. He expects a detailed letter of acceptance on platform planks and notes timely Colorado remarks illustrating a general principle. He backs Parker on imperialism, the nonre-election pledge, and contrasts Roosevelt’s second-term bid as highlighting Parker's own pledge to public welfare.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Judge Parker
Colorado
National Democratic Leaders Praise Parker Speech
National Democratic leaders from Texas New York Missouri Chicago and New York City laud Judge Parker's Esopus acceptance speech calling it statesmanlike magnificent and a strong campaign document. They praise his leadership support for law order and the gold standard as a sober timely message for voters.
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Judge Parker
Esopus
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
William F. Sheehan
New York
Champ Clark
Missouri
Charles A. Towne
Mayor Harrison
Chicago
Joseph W. Folk
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
August Belmont
David B. Hill
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
W. Bourke Cochran
St. Louis
Francis Burton Harrison
Boston Democrats Endorse Judge Parker Speech
Local Democrats praised Judge Parker's acceptance speech as strong and worthy. Officials including Donovan Doyle Powers Bresnahan Guiney Nolan Foley Quigley Sullivan and others lauded Parker's candidacy while Bolton and Tinkham offered mixed views, noting Roosevelt had stronger independent voice.
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Judge Parker
James Donovan
Doyle
Board of Aldermen
Massachusetts
James F. Powers
R. J. Foley
Quigley
A. J. Sullivan
Winthrop Youth Missing Disappears From Home
Will Smith, 19, of Suninyside avenue Winthrop, vanished yesterday morning about 7 oclock and had not returned by midnight, sparking search efforts.
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Will Smith
Suninyside Avenue
Winthrop
Great Doctor Lorentz Offers Free To Ni Ta Bottles
Dr Lorentz the philanthropist and catarrh specialist announces distribution of 500000 free bottles of his To Ni Ta remedy for catarrh. He will also send the formula and a medical booklet to any doctor or requester at Suite 1705 Flatiron Building New York by postal request.
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Lorentz
Flatiron Building
New York
Hoke Smith Praises Parker at Queensborough Rally
Former Georgia interior secretary Hoke Smith spoke at the Queensborough Democrats outing in College Point New York. He praised Parker for law obedience constitutional government and respect for person and property rights. He contrasted Parker with a hypothetical egotistical rival and urged support for a conservative candidate.
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New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Queensborough
College Point
L. I
Smith
United States
State of
Parker of Indiana Aids Democratic Literary Bureau Visit
George P. Parker, in charge of the Democratic National Committee’s literary bureau, met with Judge Parker at Rosemount in Esopus. Parker, noted for Cleveland campaigns, served as consul to Birmingham, continuing in consulate service under Republican administrations. He was the day’s sole notable visitor.
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Esopus
N. Y
George P. Parker
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
Judge Parker
Rosemount
Parker
Cleveland
Birmingham
Eng
Cambridge Mother Awaits News of Missing Son
Mrs. Charles Nobleton of Cambridge has not heard from her son Charles since he left home in September of last year. The 25 year old man, described as colored, is known in Cambridge and Boston. His family recently moved from 43 Murray Street to 2 Mill Street Cambridge and Mrs Nobleton fears he may not know of his father’s death.
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Cambridge
Charles
Charles II
Nobleton
Boston
Murray Street
Mill Street
Odds Change on Election Beis
New York August 11 The national election odds shifted from 10 to 7 to 10 to 6 1 2 with 2 to 1 on small wagers. F H Brooks staked 2000 Roosevelt against 1300 Parker while curb bets showed 500 to 250.
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New York
F. H. Brooks
Roosevelt
Democratic State committee plans local visits in August
At an executive committee meeting the group decided to have Chairman Flaherty and members tour various localities in the state. They will go to Springfield on August 15 to meet town chairmen and Democratic reps from the first and second districts, then Fitchburg on August 17 with fourth district leaders, and Mattapoisett on August 19 for a gathering hosted by Hon. Charles S. Hamlin for district representatives. Present were John J. Flaherty, Charles S. Hamlin, Arthur T. Lyman, M. M. Cunniff, A. C. Drinkwater, Robert J. Crowley and Thomas F. Dwyer.
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Democratic State Committee
Flaherty
Springfield
Fitchburg
Charles S. Hamlin
Mattapoisett
John J. Flaherty
Arthur T. Lyman
M. M. Cunniff
A. C. Drinkwater
Robert J. Crowley
Thomas F. Dwyer
Revere Pastor Fights Reformers Over Sunday Festivities
Rev J P Bixby of Revere denounces Seaside Fourth of July activities as Babylonish filth worse than Coney Island. He vows to curb Sunday amusements, shut gatherings, and publicize what he calls desecration, aiming to rally sentiment against remodelled beaches and charitable groups connected to local veterans.
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Revere Beach
Coney Island
Orchard
Revere
Coney
G. A. R. Post
Saloon Keepers Lose by Counterfeit Bills in Roxbury
An affable stranger passed counterfeit two dollar certificates to Roxbury saloonkeepers yesterday evening. The fake notes, from the 1899 series numbered 5380, were repeatedly passed as the man charmed patrons. Police tracking leads say he may be a professional counterfeiter planning for the G A R encampment. description: about 45, five feet eight, 178 pounds, dark complexion and mustache, wearing dark clothes.
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Roxbury
Lee & Shepard Merge Lothrop Publishing Co
Lee and Shepard purchase all assets of Lothrop Publishing Company including stock fixtures accounts receivable contracts and copyrights from assignees. Cash deal funds a preliminary dividend and the combined firm becomes Lothrop Lee and Shepard Company with W F Gregory as treasurer and general manager. Publications continue this season and both imprints will retain identity.
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Lothrop Publishing Company
Atlantic Avenue
Lee & Shepard
Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Company
Brookline Mystery Man Reveals Name at Hospital
The unconscious man found on the Brookline railroad track near the station was identified as Charles Mullen after regaining consciousness at Massachusetts General Hospital. He reportedly has a wife and child at 178 High Street Bath Maine and is believed to have suffered a hysteric episode.
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Brookline Station
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charles Mullen
Mullen
High Street
Bath
Will of Mary Mahoney Bequeaths To Charity
The will of Mary Mahoney of Cambridge filed in the East Cambridge courts bequeaths 500 dollars to the St Vincent De Paul Society Cambridge 500 dollars to the Rev Francis S Watson 500 dollars to the Working Boys Home of Boston and 100 dollars to her nurse Ann Rafferty.
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Mary Mahoney
Cambridge
St. Vincent de Paul Society of
Francis S. Watson
Working Boys’ Home
Boston
Ann Rafferty
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