Bailey Expounds the Democratic Doctrine in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn a Kings County Democratic Club meeting opened with Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas as the keynote speaker. He denounced Republican tariff policy, defended tariff protection, criticized lynch law, and contrasted McKinley’s legacy with the current administration while urging support for Parker and Davis.
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New York
Brooklyn
Kings County Democratic Club
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Parker
Davis
Edward M. Shepard
Bailey
Republic
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress
McKinley
South
Parker Edits Song Dedicated to Him in Esopus
Judge Parker approves a campaign song by George Hayden Bromby edited by Parker before performance at the Holy Cross Church. Bromby’s verse pledges support and aims to “make a mighty President” while Parker suggests replacing “rule” with “guide” or “lead” to suit the dedication.
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Esopus
N. Y
Judge Parker
George Hayden Bromby
Church of the Holy Cross
C. M. Hall
Parker
O. K
Bete Bromby
Jacobson Stays With Washington Americans
Cincinnati Aug 25 Albert Jacobson remains with the Washington Americans after the National Baseball Commission rules the Decatur Ill claim invalid. The decision confirms Jacobson's assignment to Washington.
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Jacobson
Washington
Cincinnati
Albert Jacobson
National Baseball Commission
Decatur, Ill
Glenister Marries Stenographer After Two Day Courtship
Boston athlete and swimmer Jack Glenister wed a stenographer from a major newspaper after a whirlwind romance sparked by a visit to the editor’s rooms. The couple secured a marriage license at City Hall and planned a joint future in double harness.
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ST. Louis
Jack Glenister
Glenister
Jack
Wade
Boston
Roosevelt Relies on Lodge and Crane for Campaign
Senator Lodge plans speaking tours across the nation at the President Roosevelt's urging. He will address Nantasket Point, then move to New York, Indiana, Illinois and Connecticut, with heavy campaign focus in Massachusetts. Ex Governor Crane joins Lodge as a campaign leaders at national headquarters in New York and will consult with Roosevelt daily.
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Senator Lodge
United States
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Nantasket Point
New York
Indiana
Illinois
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Crane
National
Hill Charges Roosevelt Fraud In Campaign Speech
In August 1900 at Deposit N Y former Senator David B Hill launched Democratic campaign efforts in Broome County. He attacked Theodore Roosevelt as a fraud, argued for tariff revision to curb corporate influence, defended gold standard, and contrasted Democratic public service with Republican private interests while recounting Roosevelt's post assassination remarks and renomination tension.
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Theodore Roosevelt
D. B. Hill
Deposit
N. Y
David B. Hill
Broome County
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Engine Kills South Boston Railroad Man
David Burns aged 45 of 468 East Seventh Street South Boston was killed by an inbound passenger engine while walking on the Dover Street yards tracks. His body was headless and removed to Gallivan's undertaking rooms. He leaves a widow and four children and was an 80 year railroad veteran and organizer of City Point Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen.
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Dover Street
David Burns
East Seventh Street
South
Boston
Gallivan
City Point
Brotherhood of Railroad
East Boston Woman Breaks Arm Hanging Draperies
Mrs Catherine Fagan of Cottage Street East Boston fell from a collapsing table while hanging draperies yesterday afternoon. She sustained a broken arm and was removed to the Relief station after a doctor was summoned.
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East Boston
Cottage Street Place
Boston
Catherine Fagan
O'Shea
Brookline jeweler declares earth not round
Charles Morse a Brookline jeweler and flat earth believer plans lectures to propagate the view arguing the world does not move around the sun. He cites senses and authorities and says sailing around the world proves nothing and that polar seas are closed by impassable ice.
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Charles Morse
Brookline
Charles L. Hathaway
Brockton
Morse
Hayseed Disabled In Plymouth Yacht Race
Plymouth Aug 25 The Plymouth Yacht Club open race in the Y R A South Shore circuit saw a puffy southwest wind of about 15 knots. Hayseed lost her mast early, jeopardizing her points lead, with Napier Ospray and others facing minor mishaps. Peri II won 22-foot class, Menace the 18-foot ers, Pocahontas first handicap, Alice second handicap. The Hayseed’s dismasted setback shifts the championship prospects. the crew may not sail until Wellfleet. Duxbury boats swept first through third in their divisions.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Yacht Club
Y. R. A. South Shore
Hayseed
Peri II
Menace
Pocahontas
Alice
Wellfleet
Duxbury
Medric
Peri
Saiiling
Milad II
Napier
12,000-Ton Turbine Steamer Launched
The Allan line launched the Victorian at Belfast, a 540 foot turbine steamer of about 12,000 tons and 15oo passenger capacity. She features three long shafted propellers, 10,000 horsepower, advanced reversing power, wireless telegraph, and on deck printing outfit, expected in service by year end.
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Belfast
Ire
Allan Line
Charles A. Parsons
Two Chelsea Men Injured When Bulkhead Gives Way
By the sudden breaking of a huge stone bulkhead on Shawmut street corner Central avenue Chelsea yesterday afternoon John Thomas 24 of 151 Converse avenue and Fred Keefe 17 of 119 Essex street received serious injuries.
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Shawmut Street
Central Avenue
Chelsea
John Thomas
Converse Avenue
Fred Keefe
Essex Street
Fight Over Renewal Of Canton and Tremont Dance Hall License
Witnesses testified in a Board of Aldermen hearing over Joseph R Benn request to renew his Canton and Tremont street dance hall license next to St Pauls Church opposed by Rev B W Farris. The Bresnahan committee reserved its decision after hearing objections and testimonies from police, neighbors, and Benns attorney.
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Joseph R. Benn
Board of Aldermen
B. W. Farris
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Bresnahan
Mr. Benn
Canton and
Tremont Streets
St. Paul's Church
Farris
Captain Hanley
Station 10
Station 9
Thomas Burke
Moran
Benn
Vaudeville Draws 500 At Winthrop Yacht Club
Over 500 attended a vaudeville show at the new Winthrop Yacht Club building last night. Acts included Will Cressy Blanche Dayne in The Key of C and Maxwell and Dudley in The Singing Lesson, with a cast of locals and notable club officers among the audience. The program will repeat tonight with changes.
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New Winthrop Yacht Club
Will Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Keith
Maxwell and
Dudley
Hal Merritt
Chamberlain
Nickerson
Curtis Morse
David White
Fox and
Nichols
Alice Kennedy
Clarence E. Billings
Charles A. Rouillard
Franklin H., Richardson
Harry Hutchinson
Harrison G. Otis
C. W. Gray
Herbert G. Flynn
William H. Myrick
C. A. Sawyer
C. G. Bird
C. A. Bouillard
A.S. Richards
William A. Garrett
D. F. Murphy
L. T. Harrington
Harry Blanchard
Harry Frost
W. D. Allen
A. W. Chester
DD. G. Langlands
Prominent Orators for Cambridge Field Day
At the Democratic field day in Cambridge tomorrow ex President Grover Cleveland is expected to deliver his first speech of the campaign. Other speakers announced are E N Shepard of New York Judson Harmon of Ohio Edward F Slattery of South Framingham and Henry F Hollis of New Hampshire. There will be athletics including a 100 yard dash 880 yard run 3 mile run 1 mile run running broad jump putting 16 pound shot tug of war and baseball games. Mrs John T Lawton heads Ward 1 table with other ward leaders listed for wards 2 through 11.
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Cambridge
Grover Cleveland
E. N. Shepard
New York
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Edward F. Slattery
South Framingham
Henry F. Hollis
New Hampshire
John T. Lawton
Ward
Eri. F. Martin
James A. Montgomery
John Smith
John S. Kenney
John H. Fitzgerald
William Davy
William Stolba
Bridget Dee
Mary E. Nolan
J. J. Kelleher
Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion From Boston September 3 1904
Boston and Maine railroad offers a round trip to Lake Winnipesaukee for two dollars on September 3. Depart Union Station at 8:20 am, transfer at Alton Bay to the Mt. Washington steamer for a five hour sail. Tickets on sale at 322 Washington Street and Union Station through September 2 and 3 respectively.
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Lake Winnipesaukee
New England
Merrimac Valley
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Mt. Washington
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Union Station
Alton Bay
Vickers
City
Washington Street
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Sunday Post
Waltz
Barnet & Sloane
Simon
Feat
Attfra
Hill
Mr. Hill
Buffalo
Repubiicans
John CC. Ward
Benefit St
Providence
R. I
A. M. Davis
Columbus Ave
E. Stoneman
Beacon St
Marvel Vibrator CO
Tremont St
Boylston
Winfield St
Worcester
Portland
Central Sq
Lynn
Arcade Bldg
Breekton
Geo. E. Plummer & Co
Arbeka II
Peri N
George Lee
Mirhe
Ceis
Warrior
S Cc. Winsor
J H. Hunt
F. R. Adams
Miladi Nl
Goodspeed
Arbeka
P. Bowden
Sewer
Kittiwake V
Tonoh
Kittiwake IV
E. H. Ellison
H. Li Bowden
Ospray
S. Permar
J. W. Olmstead
Mirage
Foster
Miladi
Dr. Merrill
W. Whitman
A. L. Lincoln
Thelema
A Oo Jones
Goblin
R. M. Lothrop
Rustler
Robbins
Marvel
M. Whittemore
Moodyne
A. K. Shaw
Memento
Dr. Dawes
E. W. Watson
E. B. Atwood
Harry B. Center
Fatty Felix
Fatty
Fighting Dance Hall License
Winthrop Yacht Club
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