Patriots Who Buy Government Bonds at a Profit Debate in Braintree
In Braintree a Democratic ratification meeting opened with speeches critiquing money power and praising Andrew Jackson’s fight against financiers. George Williams denounced Morgan Belmont influence and warned of Rothschilds ties while urging support for silver and monetary reform.
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London
Local Wringer Company Advertises Sales and Repair Service
The American Wringer Company lists offerings at 13 and 15 Broadway extension and 29 and 31 Corn Hill Boston. They sell all kinds of wringers and Bissell carpet sweepers. Repairs are called for and delivered without extra charge. Write or telephone Tremont 764.
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Water Shortage Prompts Citywide Water Conservation
Boston faces a water famine risk as daily usage runs into millions of gallons with little inflow. Water Commissioner John R. Murphy issues a circular urging strict economy, fixing defective fixtures, and cooperation with the water department to prevent waste and possible shortages.
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Still Pursuing Workmen at Plant Company Riot
In Lynn on August 21 a crowd of several thousand gathered outside the Plant Company after doors opened before 5 PM to dismiss the hands. Police kept order as Armenian pickets and workers clashed, with one man charged for profanity after an exchange with a picket. The riot cooled by 6:30 PM.
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Heald
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Robert E. Ramsdell
Washington Street
Central Square
Somerville Flat Robbed In Broad Daylight
Thieves robbed a Somerville flat at 74 Walnut Street occupied by Otis W. Greely and Albert M. Spaulding. They were away in Boston and returned to find jewelry and valuables valued at about 225 dollars missing, including Greely’s diamond stud and opal pins. Spaulding’s loss exceeded 75 dollars. Vacant family members were away in New Hampshire.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Albert M. Spaulding
Mr. Greely
New Hampshire
Mr. Spaulding
Boston
Greely
Spaulding
Ghostly figure terrifies East Killingly residents at night
In Danbury East Killingly Connecticut on August 21 residents report a figure seen between ten and twelve each night. Dressed in ghostly or funeral attire it walks streets overcoming obstacles and retreating to an old unused mill. Citizens drive miles to witness it as officers plan to intervene.
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Knox Opens Campaign in German Republicans Address
Lawrence Aug 21 Congressman William S Knox opened his campaign for re election addressing the German Republicans He will be opposed by Jeremiah T O Sullivan and the race is expected to be lively
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Boston Water Carnival Aids Carney Hospital Benefit
The Boston Water Carnival on Huntington Avenue offers chutes rides plus an evening program for charity. Proceeds support Carney Hospital with top acts like Wallace Ross versus Sergeant Walsh in a broadsword contest, among other specialists volunteering to help the sick and disabled.
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Plymouth Annex Boat Attracts Passengers At Union Depot
The annex boat from 529 Commercial Street connects with the Plymouth steamer and pleases Union depot East Boston and Chelsea ferries patrons. Passenger numbers rise daily, showing the line’s lively enterprise. The wharf is three minutes from Union depot and ferries, offering a scenic water front trip. The annex steamer departs at 9 15 weekdays with no extra charge.
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Chelsea
Water Supply Warrants At Town Meeting Next Thursday
Selectmen issue a town meeting warrant with two water topics. One seeks ratification of water tests and funding for them. the other asks whether the town should act on the broader water supply issue. A large taxpayer turnout is expected amid public concern. A Winthrop Sun reader argues voters should oppose further private control by the Revere Water Colony.
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Revere
Croker backs Bryan and Sewall in letter from Europe
New York reports Richard Croker sent a letter praising Sheehan for endorsing Bryan and Sewall through Tammany. John C. Sheehan confirms receipt and asserts Brooklyn and New York County will deliver a large Bryan majority, despite limited campaign funds. He expects Tammany to mobilize 10 Buffalo delegates for Bryan and predicts strong local support from plain voters.
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Sewall
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Tammany Executive Committee
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New York County
Jacob Falk Disappears After Plans to Open Chelsea Store
Mrs Jacob Falk reports her husband Jacob Falk left their Chelsea home a week ago intending to open a mackintosh shop in Portsmouth New Hampshire with his brother in law Joseph Bellowsky. She mentions a Canadian French pair in Salem famed for strength who helped plot exhibitions to earn money. He left stock checks and some cash, said he would be away two or three days, and has not written since. She doubts desertion and fears heat or foul play may have befallen him.
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Pearl Street
Chelsea
Portsmouth
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Falk
Salem
Monument to Rev. Robert Stack in Watertown parish
The Stack memorial for the late Rev. Robert P. Stack will be unveiled Sunday afternoon. A granite shaft eighteen feet high with a Celtic cross marks the center of the cemetery founded by the pastor. Catholic societies of Watertown will join in ceremonies, including a parade led by a brass band.
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Robert P. Stack
St. Patrick’s Church
Forgery suspect Charles J Stuyvesant arrested in New York case
Inspectors Wise and Gaddis arrested Charles J Stuyvesant at the Public Library on a forgery charge linked to a forged check indorsement. He resided at 181 Harrison Avenue and had a prior forgery case against him involving his former employer George Hoffecker of Clifton Street. Stuyvesant is jailed at the Tombs and will face the next grand jury session.
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Charles J. Stuyvesant
Stuyvesant
Harrison Avenue
George Hoffecker
Clifton Street
New York
M. Glasuber
Puritana Promises Cure Begins in the Stomach
Puritana asserts total disease cure rests on a complete stomach centered process. It calls for purifying correcting and building up the body starting and ending with digestive health to ensure permanence.
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