Five In Rage Seventh District Republicans Vie For Nomination
The Seventh District faces a crowded field with Lynn sending two candidates while Chelsea Everett and Charlestown join in the bid. A possible deadlock looms as five Republican contenders marshal campaigns across Boston wards and region towns. Incumbent William E Barrett has decided to step down, opening the race to new aspirants and shaping a pivotal nominating contest.
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Lynn
Chelsea
Everett
Washington
William E. Bar- Tell
Charlestown
Boston
Malden
Melrose
Nathant
Saugus
Revere
Stoneham
Wakefield
Lodge
Converse
Henry B. Lovering
Senate
William E. Barrett
Judge
Elihu B. Hayes
Barrett
J. J. McCarthy
W. A. Brown
E. W. Roberts
House
Lynn Ler
Speerseekers
C. E. Harwood
Frank D. Allen
Harrison
Harwood
Shoe City
Seventh District Gubernatorial Race Hints at McCarthy Bid
The article analyzes the Seventh District race with Rep J J McCarthy of Charlestown a leading potential nominee. It details weights of delegates from Charlestown Revere Chelsea Lynn Saugus Nahant Malden Everett Melrose Stoneham Wakefield and Boston area factions. It notes Harwood and Roberts as contenders and outlines delegate math and expected ballots.
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Brown
Roberts
Allen
Harwood
Mr. Barrett
Charlestown
Lodge
Barrett
McCarthy
Republican Ward Committee
Minneapolis
Hoar and
Massachusetts
Horace Porter
McKinley
Hoar
Brackett
Jerry’’ McCarthy
Congressional
A. W. Brown
Chelsea
W. W. Stover
Custom House
Stover
Ninth Cavalry to Arrive for Framingham Camp Duty
South Framingham Aug 26 The First Battalion of Cavalry M V M arrives for its annual tour of duty. Troops F Chelmsford A Lancers Boston and D Horse Guards Roxbury form the battalion. One hundred six new tents and improved stables at the cavalry camp. The Lancers to Newton for a banquet then arrive about 3 am. Nineh welcomed, with preparations and personnel listed.
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Camp Dalton
South Framingham
Cavalry
Chelmsford
Lancers
Boston
Horse Guards
Roxbury
Perrin
Adjutant Carr
Wardwell
Mills
Peters
Hall
Parke Hill
Berle
Wyman
Kerrison
Lovesey
Mudge
Newton
Fiftl
The
Ninth
Leland
Parker
Whitney
Bancroft
Buechner
Charles R. Gow
Charles Cabot
Attleboro
Charles W. Facey
Henry Y. Gilson
Roland Bray
Mabel Beatty Probed in Knockout Drops Case
Mabel Beatty of Kneeland Street gave her mother knockout drops to dodge a curfew and attend a late engagement. She and a companion were taken to Lagrange Street station where her mother denied knowing of her daughter's whereabouts. The case, heard in court before Judge Adams, was placed on probation.
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Mabel Beatty
Kneeland Street
Mabel
Corning Street
Station 4
Lagrange Street
Adams
Sick Eighth Arrives in Boston From Chickamauga
A hospital train brought home about 128 Eighth Massachusetts and 85 First New Hampshire volunteers to Park Square depot. Four men could not continue, taken to City Hospital. One patient, William H. Brooks of Gloucester, Company G, Eighth Massachusetts, suffered malaria.
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Chickamauga
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Park Square
Eighth Massachusetts
City Hospital
Aid Association
William H. Brooks
Gloucester
Maryland Daughters Engaged to Cervera Officers
A Washington letter reports two Maryland brides to Admiral Cervera’s officers. Lieutenant Enrique Lacierva will wed Miss Clara W. Duff of Baltimore, and Lieutenant Juan Cavanillas will marry Miss Mamie Hays of Annapolis, daughter of Joseph F. Hays, a musical instrument dealer.
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Washington
Maryland
Cervera
Spain
Enrique Lacierva
Juan Cavanillas
Clara W. Duff
Baltimore
Cavanillas
Mamie Hays
Annapolis
Joseph F. Hays
Church Street
Neapolitan men in municipal court accused of wife swapping
Judge Adams heard a case in municipal court about two Neapolitan men Spirano and Otto and two women claimed as wives. They allegedly exchanged wives after moving to North street and were arrested following a citizen’s report. The quartet was sent to the grand jury.
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Adams
Spirano
Otto
North Street
Grand Jury
Young Women Bullfighters Stir Madrid Audiences
In Madrid on August 26 crowds flock to a bullfight featuring young women toreros. The event sparks protests from clerics with the Taragona bishop rebuking festive displays amid national mourning for fallen soldiers. A Republican paper likens public mood to a doomed vessel's crew ransacking the storeroom.
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Madrid
Taragona
Helen Gould Arranges Camp Wikoff Helpers
Miss Helen Gould called Bellevue Hospital superintendent O Rourke from the Windsor Hotel to name three unpaid workers. He recommended three hospital men who would go to Montauk as general utility helpers. Miss Gould offered to cover expenses and pay $18 a month. The men departed for the camp immediately.
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New York
Helen Gould
O'Rourke
Bellevue Hospital
Windsor Hotel
Camp Wikoff
DINE CHOICE LISTING MYSTERY LOCAL PAGE
Readable text offers a dining options snippet mentioning Higgins A and Vercelli likely as restaurant names or locales with a planned dinner time. The fragment lacks full context to confirm exact venues or events.
Anderson Reprieved Before Execution in Norfolk
John Anderson, who faced execution for murders on the schooner Olive Pecker, was reprieved today and postponed until the fourth Friday in October. The case unfolds in Norfolk, Virginia, with authorities granting the delay on a mercy basis.
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Norfolk
John Anderson
Proper Diet for Soldiers
Mr. Sherman Hoar urged notifying families of returning volunteers that careful diet in the first weeks at home is vital. He cited cases of illness and relapse from overindulgence including one death. He advised avoiding stimulants and rich foods and keeping meals reasonable but nourishing.
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Sherman Hoar
Hoar
Foster to Run for Ward 20 House Seat
Frank A. Foster announces campaign for the Ward 20 seat in the state House. He campaigns on local issues and emphasizes representing Ward 20 constituents in the legislature.
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Frank A. Foster
Cautious witness questions defendant's intoxication and effort
In cross examination a lawyer asks if the man seemed drunk and able to carry the load. The witness declines insult but suggests the man should have attempted the task twice, implying caution rather than certainty about intoxication.
Eighth Massachusetts settles at Camp Hamilton after storm
Camp Hamilton Lexington Aug 26 The Eighth Massachusetts rapidly settles in its new camp showing improved health conditions. Men remain tired from the storm but are on detail cleaning and bayonet drills. Milk sales are allowed despite Camp Thomas orders as Colonel Pew praises the site and its health advantages amid unsettled future moves.
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Hamilton
Lexington
Massachusetts
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Tee
Naiel
Washington Street
City Hall
Dorchester
Sca
Foster
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Fifth Regiment
Framingham
Java
Shapleich Coffee CO
Yckout
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Gould
Worcester
New England
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Howard Street
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Playward Place
Sherman Restaurant
Harrison Ave
Hayward Place
Hayward Pl
Miler
Meg Duc
Anderson
Oliver Pecker Seman
Mr. Alger
L.douglas
Montauk
National Supply CO
Temple Flace
J. Brodie
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