Blackmar and Shottz Lead for Commander
The New York delegation faces a crowded field for commander in chief with General W. W. Blackmar of Massachusetts, John C. Shortz of New York, and Allan E. Bakewell of New York. caucus tonight aims to unite the New York vote, likely moving toward Blackmar as the strongest candidate.
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New York
State Department
W. W. Blackmar
Massachusetts
John Do. Shortz
Allan E. Bakewell
Blackmar
Shottz
New England
Mitchell
John C. Shottz
Bakewell
Shortz
Boston
Washington
Advocate Tanner
Blackmare
J. D. Walker
Pennsylvania
Black
Eli Torrance
Rawlins Post
Minneapolis
Kirby
South Amboy
N. J
New Jersey
Shettz
Sanford's Ginger tells the dealer what you want
An advertisement extols Sanford's Ginger as the world's standard of purity flavor and strength. It claims a long history of quality, warns against cheaper substitutes, and promotes the ginger as invaluable for stomach and bowel troubles and travel ailments.
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Sanford’s
Sanford
Switchel Way to Beat the Summer ills with Sanford’s Ginger
An old farm favorite switchel is praised as a healthful hot weather drink. A recipe suggests two teaspoonfuls of molasses, water, and half a teaspoon of Sanford's Ginger. Regular use is claimed to improve appetite and digestion when Sanford’s Ginger is used.
When Ice Water Is Safe
A brief ad style note promoting Sanford's Ginger as a safe addition to cold drinks. It claims the product breaks up summer colds and chills and advises adding sugar to taste. The call to action centers on choosing Sanford's for flavor and health benefits.
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Sanford
Sanford's Ginger Brings Comfort To The Worn Mind
A brief wellness feature highlights Sanford's Ginger as a soothing aid for mental strain. The piece urges readers to seek comfort in the product, describing its comforting qualities and potential restorative effects for overworked minds.
Body of Ada Richardson sent to Lawrence for funeral
The body of Mrs. Ada Richardson, murdered at 22 West Canton Street early Saturday, was moved from City Hospital morgue and sent to Lawrence. The funeral will be held at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Chandler, 95 Myrtle Street.
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Ada Richardson
West
Canton Street
City Hospital
Lawrence
Lizzie Chandler
Myrtle Street
Miss Pardoe Governess at Edison Home Dies in New Jersey
Ethel K. Pardoe 25, employed by Mrs. Thomas A. Edison as a governess for the Edison children, died by her own action in Orange New Jersey turning on the gas. The incident occurred August 14.
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New York
Ethel K. Pardoe
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Orange
N. J
Judge Emmons Cannot Parade With Grand Army Kin
Judge Emmons, declining to parade with his Grand Army comrades, pledges week long service to preserve order. He states he will be at police headquarters at times and will accept invitations to speak at camp fires, remaining engaged each night of the week.
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Grand Army
Wilmington
Crowds Visit Warships on Harbor Tour
Crowds thronged harbor ships yesterday between 1 and 6 as visitors arrived by various craft. The flagship Minneapolis and the Massachusetts drew the most attention while cruisers and the Hartford attracted many curious sightseers. About 1500 jackies and marines are expected to parade today amid large crowds.
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Minneapolis
Massachusetts
Hartford
Advance guard of southern ex Confederates to stay in city
The advance guard of the ex Confederates arrived yesterday and took rooms at the Hotel Victoria on Dartmouth street. Generals Esshel man and Behan, Colonel Blakely and Major Buford are present, with about 28 more expected this morning. They will be guests of Edward W. Kingsley Post 113 and are to be banqueted at Faneuil Hall tonight.
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Hotel Victoria
Dartmouth Street
Esshelman and
Behan
Blakely
Buford
Edward W. Kingsley
Faneuil Hall
Tammany Brav es to Talk Politics by Moonlight
The Tammany Associates of Ward 14 led by Alderman John E Baldwin plan a moonlight party aboard the steamer New Brunswick departing Lincoln wharf Battery street at 8 pm Wednesday. The event promises music and oratory with all leading Democrats of South Boston aboard for a memorable campaign gathering.
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Tammany Associates
Ward 14
John E. Baldwin
New Brunswick
Lincoln Wharf
Battery Street
Boston
Y. M. C. U. Opens Rooms to G A R Encampment Visitors
The Young Men's Christian Union at 48 Boylston Street near the Common offers hospitality in its rooms to all visitors during the week of the G. A. R. encampment.
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Young Men’s Christian Union
Boylston Street
the Common
Parade May Be Postponed In Case Of Rain
Chief of Staff Mc Connell says a heavy downpour could delay the big G A R parade. General Black and organizers weigh shifting events to the next day or Tuesday to avoid marching old soldiers in rain, hoping for clear weather for Boston’s final G A R procession.
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McConnell
Black
Boston
Low Fares New England to California by Northern Lines
Railways Chicago and Northwestern Union and Southern Pacific offer first class round trip tickets from New England to Los Angeles and San Francisco at less than one way fare. Tickets valid on all regular trains. Special parties depart Boston August 17 and 24, with guided travel from Chicago stopping one day at Denver Colorado Springs and Salt Lake City. Contact J. E. Brittain, general agent, 90 Washington Street, Boston.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Union
Southern Pacific
New England
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake
J. E. Brittain
Washington Street
Mass
Trains Bring Vets From All Sections to Encampment
Veterans arrive by train from across the country to a national encampment. Bands, delegations, and women clerks assist at North and South stations as Sons of Veterans direct arrivals to free or paid quarters. A Gettysburg veteran recalls long journey. Ransom Post 1381 from St Louis sends about 75 members. California delegates bring goldenrod.
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Sons of Veterans
Thomas
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Ransom
St. Louis
Thomas D. Kimball
California
Delegations Arrive at South Station From West for Welcome
Early yesterday a large West arrives delegation gathered at South station awaiting opening. Detroit led the groups while others from Kansas and Illinois joined. Local officials praised treatment and care. a Kansas veteran defended his satchel against a Boston aid seeking to seize it.
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Detroit
Veterans arrive by train as Montpelier bands play
Commander-in-Chief General Black arrives at North Station aboard an 8 o'clock train and settles at Hotel Vendome for a week. A 540-strong Vermont department delegation, many women, led by J. E. Eldredge and B. F. Bowman, wears green sprigs and badges. The group marches to Copley Square Hotel with the Montpelier Military Band amid late Detroit-bound trains and nearby concerns about crooks prowling the station.
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North Station
Black
Hotel Vendome
Department of Vermont
J. E. Eldredge
B. F. Bowman
Maine
Lake District
Detroit
North
Building Trades Council Deplores Library Workshop Choice
The Building Trades Council condemns Boston Public Library shop choices for in house furniture cases and fine woodwork. It demands authorities rectify the practice and require future work be placed in factories satisfactory to Woodworkers' Union 24.
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Building Trades Council
Boston Public Library
Union
Boston Bartenders Union 97 Poised for Strong Finances
At yesterday’s meeting the union reported receipts of 902 dollars and announced twelve new members admitted while six applications were received. Officers offered encouraging financial updates and confidence in the union’s strength.
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Boston
Longshoremen Set Grievance Seek Change in Hiring System
A committee of the Longshoremen's Provident Union was appointed to confer with stevedores on a new hiring system. The meeting approved $160 for death benefits and $100 for sick benefits. Ten applicants were admitted.
Consummatives' Home Benefit Parade At Labor Day
Seven hundred Labor Day uniforms were distributed to members of the Boston Teamdrivers Union 25 in Brodbine Hall. Each uniform includes a dark jumper and black felt hat with a small American flag. Union members must buy flags from the Free Home for Consumptives of Quincy streets. twelve new members joined.
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Boston
Brodbine Hall
Quincy
Bakers Warn Public On Misrepresentation
The Bakers' Union 4 yesterday issued a statement urging buyers to avoid stores selling bread without proper labeling and falsely claiming union arrangements to sell union bread unlabeled. The union denies any such agreements and voters also backed a Labor Day parade plan.
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Bakers’ Union 4
Open Revere Beach Welcomes First Lawful Sunday crowds
Amusement venues, restaurants, and stalls at Revere Beach were bustling on the first open Sunday since July’s law took effect. About 75 000 visitors enjoyed shows, music, and booths with no arrests reported. Management ran the event under local veteran and civic groups including W. B. Eaton Post 199 and the Knights of Columbus.
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Revere Beach
Mooney & Riley
J. P. Bixby
Revere Associate Church
Henry J. Stone
Chelsea
Charles Harr
Boston
Lynn
A. H. Plumb
D. D
Park
W. B. Eaton Post
Revere Veteran Firemen
the Firemen’s Relief Association
Revere Council
Knights of Columbus
Parade Review Invitation By Boston Labor Groups
The joint Labor Day committee of the Boston Central Labor Union Building Trades Council and Knights of Labor invites Governor Bates and Mayor Collins to review the Labor Day parade as it passes the State House and City Hall. The route runs from Boylston Street and Public Library area through multiple downtown streets to Adams Square where Chief Marshal Frank H. McCarthy will review and dismiss the parade.
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Boston Central Labor Union
Building Trades Council and
Knights of Labor, Original
Bates
Collins
State House
City Hall
Boylston Street
Public Library
Berkeley
Tremont
Dartmouth
Shawmut Avenue
Dover
Washington
Eliot
Park Square
Charles
Beacon
School
Adams Square
Frank H. McCarthy
Coal Hoisting Engineers Mark Third Anniversary
Boston Coal Hoisting Engineers Union 74 celebrated its third anniversary with addresses by A. J. Tighe Wesley A. Goodwin Frank R. Monaghan William Lynch Arthur TM Huddell Albert E. Pike Agent Springer William Forrsburg John Wellings Arthur Daniels and John Anderson The union voted to parade Labor Day and donated aid to Fall River strikers Delegates Michael J. Reidy and John J. McCarthy reported to the Commercial Telegraphers Union on the international convention.
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Boston
Union 74
A. J. Tighe
Wesley A. Goodwin
Frank R. Monaghan
William Lynch
Arthur ™. Huddell
Albert E. Pike
Agent Springer
William Forrsburg
John Wellings
Arthur Daniels
John Anderson
Fall River
W R Corps Programme for Today and Receptions
A historical notice lists events at the Vendome hotel with open house by the Massachusetts department at Room 28 and multiple receptions. General Black, Mrs. Sarah D. Winans, Mrs. Belinda Bailey, and Mrs. Henry A. Wescott are named in host roles.追加 ceremonies include a New York department reception at Room 252 Vendome and a Massachusetts department parlor reception led by Mrs Annie E Warne for G A R comrades.
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A. R
W. R. GC
The
Department of Massachusetts
Vendome
Pierce Hall
Copley Square
John Adams
General Black
Sarah D. Winans
Belinda Bailey
Ladies of the
Department of New York
Henry A. Wescott
Parlor
Annie E. Warne
Change of sailing time of steamer New Brunswick
Owing to parades today and tomorrow the steamer New Brunswick will skip the 10 30 a m departure and offer matinee trips at 2 o clock returning at 6 o clock This lets passengers view the parade and then enjoy a sail along the harbor shores Tuesday and Wednesday evenings feature moonlight trips starting at 8 o clock for harbor illumination and visiting war vessels
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New Brunswick
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Connecticut
M. S. Kirby
Ll. W. Collins
Caucus Today
William H. H. Emmons
Boston Police Commission
Tammany Braves
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Kansas
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SAY Library
Bakers
Revere
Michael J. Reidy
John J. McCarthy
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
W. R. Corps
Bordens
Bonpea
Cluett, Peabody & CO
Cluett
Monarch
Boston Eye Institute
Boylston
Chas.e. Davis
Boylston St
Davis & Shannon
Cushing
Cushing Medical Supply Co
Washington St
E. Ms. Parks
Bremner Extract CO
School Street
Hoston, Maas
J.s.waterman &Sons Re’eneral Undertakers
Dudley Street
Tel
Roxbury
John T. Crego
Tremont St
St. Philip’s Church
Harrison Ave
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