Naphen Expected to Withdraw to Let McNary Enter Congress
Political leaders expect Congressman Henry F. Naphen to retire upon return from New York, paving the way for W. S. McNary to win the 10th Massachusetts district seat. McNary leads ward support across South Boston, Quincy, and Dorchester while Naphen weighs return to law practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Naphen
New York
W. S. McNary
Congress
Post
Naphen
McNary
South Boston
Dorchester
C. I. Quirk
Ward 17
P. F. McDonald
Ward 20
Quincy
Messrs. Naphen
Bellevue
MccNary
Republican National Congressional Committee
Massachusetts
Democratic State Committee
Charles I. Quirk
Patrick Fr. McDonald
McDonald
McEttrick
Sizing Up 11th District in Democratic Candidacy Talk
The 11th district race features John A. Sullivan and Godfrey Morse weighing campaigns amid talk of ex Mayor Quincy stepping in. Democrats expect a tough race with moneyed Republican contenders Foss and Adams, while canvassing and possible party shifts loom large as Quintin Hamlin and Sullivan may trade places if urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sullivan
Godfrey Morse
11Th Congressional
Quincy
Messrs. Foss
Adams
Foss
Colonel Adams
Republican State Committee
Washington
A. P. Gardner
E. P. Shaw
Ambassador Myer
George B. Pierce
10Th
11Th
Morse
Sullivan
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Promotes Health
An advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a pure, fusel oil free aid for hot weather. It claims to kill all disease germs and keep users young and vigorous, selling at 1.00 a bottle through druggists or direct from Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, NY, with a medical booklet free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Dorchester Grammar School Bid Totals From District Commissioners
Bids opened for Roger Clap district grammar school on Columbia road Dorchester. Total project costs range from about 140 500 to 199 603 for construction with heating plumbing and electrical packages listed from multiple bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School House Commissioners
Grammar School House
Roger Clap
Columbia Road
Dorchester
F. G. Coburn & Co
Conners Bros
John J. Crowitch
Morrill & Whiton Construction Company
Commonwealth Construction Company
John J. Flynn
Wheaton Building and Lumber Company
Lynch & Woodward
Ingalls & Krendricken
Bradley & Chapman Company
D. L. Billings & Co
A. A. Sanborn
Huey Bros
Cleghorn Company
A. B. Franklin
W. F. Atkinson & Co
M. Ahern
R. EF. Brown
David Craig
D. A. Horgan
T. IF. Murphy & Co
Pierce & Co
L. E. O'Mealey
Kelley & Gaffey
Thomas W. Byrne
Clark & Mills
Erickson Electrical Equipment Company
Keough Bros. & Co
Lord Electrical Company
E. C. Lewis
McKenney & Waterbury
Ross, Olaf & Co
James Wilkinson & Co
Bicycle crash injures Patrolman Harris in city
Patrolman Wilbur F. Harris of Division 16 was injured when his bicycle chain broke and he collided with an ice wagon while riding home. He was taken to the City Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur F. Harris
No New I Filed Yesterday in Boston Elevated Damages
The article notes no new damage cases were filed yesterday against the Boston Elevated, but many claimants appeared in offices with pending suits. It contrasts Massachusetts statute based proceedings with New York common law and predicts about 2000 total cases, some taking years. Prominent lawyers include Abbott, Boles, Bolster, Clark, and Bartlett & Anderson representing Grace of the Columbia Theatre for 760000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Elevated Railroad
Leon M. Abbott
BP. I. Baker
New York
Boston
New York Court of Appeals
H. F. Boles
Wilfred Bolster
J. R. Clark
Bartlett & Anderson
J. J. Grace
Columbia Theatre
Precious Stones Surge in New York Trade This Year
Importers report a record busy season with stones valued at about 16.23 million dollars since January and 2 million dollars imported since August. Diamonds dominate the mix with pearls as a close second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Whitehead
The Hound of Baskerville Moor Pursuit and Mystery
Holmes and Watson pursue a convict across the moor near Baskerville Hall after Sir Charles Baskerville’s death and a chilling dog cry. A candle signal, a hidden convict, and a looming figure on a granite tor heighten suspense as they close in on danger and a potential haunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Conan Doyle
Morning Post
Dr. Mortimer
Sherlock Holmes
Sir Charles Baskerville
Baskerville Hall
Sir Hugo
Baskervilles
Holmes
Sir Charles
Dr. Watson
Henry Baskerville
Stapleton
Henry
Sir Henry
Miss Stapleton
Watson
Grimpen Mire
Baronet
Tor
Princetown
Mysterious Moor Figure and Hound Lore Unfold on The moor
Holmes and Watson recount a pursuing mystery on the moor with a tall man sighting and a spectral hound rumor. A cab rider, London stranger, and the Barrymores’ motives complicate their search as they await new clues and plan. The diary notes Oct 16 fog and danger as the duo seeks the truth behind the haunting events.
Drew’s Friends Meet to Host Services at Lincoln Hall
Members of St. Paul’s Baptist Church decided at a business meeting to hold religious services in Lincoln Hall, 69 West Concord Street, in sympathy with Rev. Simon P. W. Drew. Next Sunday the Rev. Mr. Drew will speak on The Scapegoat at the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Baptist Church
Simon P. W. Drew
Lincoln Hall
West
Concord Street
Mr. Drew
Franklin Field Concert Tonight by Boston Elevated Railroad Band
The Franklin Field concert, delayed from last night, will take place this evening featuring the Boston Elevated Railroad Band at Franklin Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Field
Boston Elevated Railroad
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Conan Doyle
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