Senate Ruler Likely Chosen With Little Contest
The State Senate presidency next year appears settled with broad support for Senator BE Cham berlain of Brockton to succeed Hon. George E. Smith. Other names surface in contested races in Middlesex and Norfolk districts as several incumbents seek re election while discussion continues on a few possible successors. A. P. Gardner of Essex county drew favorable talk during sessions.
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State Senate
Senate
Loved BE. Chamberlain
Brockton
George E. Smith
Joy
Middlesex
Woodsum
Norfolk
Sprague
Quincy
Thomas E. Grover
Canton
Malden
Melrose
Everett
Noyes
Jones
William Schofield
Innes
Soule
A. P. Gardner
Essex County
Senator Chamberlain Set For Beacon Hill Presidency
The article notes the decline of a candidacy in favor of Senator Chamberlain who is viewed as a top Plymouth County figure. Born in Olympton on January 90 1857 he trained at Brockton public schools and Boston University Law 1879. He has practiced in Brockton served as municipal court judge city solicitor and school board member and is a leading Plymouth County lawyer and public speaker.
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Senator Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Plymouth County
Beacon Hill
Senate
Olympton
Brockton
Boston University
Actor Stops Runaway Horse On Twenty-ninth Street
De Wolfe Hopper of New York City halted a fast moving horse on Twenty-ninth street. He grabbed the bit as the horse charged, was dragged a distance, and lost a coat while injuring an ankle. A woman in the carriage fainted during the incident.
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York
de Wolfe Hopper
Jenkins Confesses After Niagara Falls Return
Samuel D. Jenkins a professional pickpocket confessed to Inspector Wolf that he assaulted Gordon B. Trowbridge at 158 West Canton Street on August 15 claiming self defense. Jenkins waived examination in Municipal Criminal Court and was held on $3000 bail for the grand jury.
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Samuel D. Jenkins
Niagara Falls
Wolf
Gordon B. Trowbridge
West Canton Street
Trowbridge
Canton Street
Wife
Southern Railway Promises Four Daily Trains to South
The Southern railway advertises four magnificent daily trains from New York with enhanced dining and sleep car service to the South and Southwest. It notes steamship connections at Tampa for Cuba and New Orleans for South America, listing ports and broader routes. Offices in New York, Boston, and beyond offer full information on routes, rates, and sleep car accommodations.
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The
Southern Railway
South
New York
Florida
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Tampa
Cuba
New Orleans
Rts
Port Simon
Costa Rica
Bojombia
Biluefields
Nicaragua
Arts
Guatemala
Iish
Honduras
New York City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broadway
Wdastern
Twenty-eighth Street
Alex
Thweatt
Fiastern
Boston
Washington Street
Veterans sightseeing trip in Canada with Worcester Continentals Amos group
In Montreal on August 2 the Worcester Continentals and the Amos Veterans spent the day sightseeing. They drove around the cay visited Mt Royer and in the afternoon chartered electric cars to Lax then shot the rapids and took a steamer to Quebec.
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Canada
Montreal
Que
Worcester Continentals
Amos- Veterans
The
Cay
Mt Royer
Lax
Quebec
Heiress Madge Daly Chooses American Match Over Nobility
Paris August 28 Miss Madge Daly heiress to Marcus Daly fortune declines entreaties of dukes and princes and favors marrying Dr Alexander Rykert of Paris. She remains determined to wed an American, stating if she marries at all it will be an American. The social world pursues her as Italian Prince of Sierra leads a crowded field of titled suitors.
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Paris
Madge Daly
Marcus Daly
Alexander Rykert
Miss Daly
Salon
Prince of Sierra
Twisted kin relations emerge from Ida Kriebel marriage
Allentown Pa Aug 2 Ida Kriebel 16 wed 60 year old Jacob Dolley of Plover Pa creating a tangled family web. She becomes stepmother to seven, step-grandmother to twenty five and step-great-grandmother to several peers as a reconstruction group is named at a reunion to map relations.
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Allentown
Penn
Ida Kriebel
Jacob Dolley
Plover
Doney
Four Odd Accidents In Boston Hospitals
Several peculiar injuries were treated at Boston hospitals. Six year old Simon Epstein was hit by a falling vase on Lowell street and suffered a scalp wound. John Cole, 6, was injured near Endicott street by ice and fractured a toe. B Doering from 739 First street South Boston arrived with a badly lacerated hand. Samuel Franklin, 17, fell 30 feet into an elevator well but escaped with minor bruises at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Boston
Simon Epstein
Lowell Street
City Hospital
John Cole
Endicott Street
B. Doering
First Street
Samuel Franklin
Massachusetts General Hospital
Clergyman George W Gates Dies in Camden Heat
The Rev George W Gates a noted Episcopal minister in Camden collapsed and died today in front of the Elks Lodge headquarters from heart failure believed caused by the heat. He was 75 years old.
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Camdem
N. J
George W. Gates
Lodge of Elks
Gates
September Vacation Trip to Gettysburg Luray and Washington
Under the Pennsylvania Railroad Company I tour depart Boston September 14 for Gettysburg Luray and Washington. The rate is five dollars covering carriage drives caverns admission hotel accommodations and related services. D N Bell Tourist Agent 26 Washington Street Boston.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Gettysburg
Luray
Washington
Boston
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
Special Election Results and Bardwell Votometer Test
In Northampton on August 2 the proposed city charter revision failed 801 to 4. Voters approved building an armory for Company I of the Second Regiment 719 to 668. The Bardwell votemeter operated in four minutes seven seconds for all ward returns and averaged twenty two seconds per ballot. Election officers from across the state observed, including Boston’s Election Commissioner John J Hogan.
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Northampton
Bardwell
John J. Hogan
Boston
United States Offers Arbitration Board Appointments
The United States shows good faith in The Hague treaty by forming an international board of arbitration. President Wilson has asked former Presidents Harrison and Cleveland to serve, with four members per nation total, and decisions are expected soon as other appointees are named.
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Washington
Aug
United States
Halifax Telegraphist freed after illegal Boston arrest
John D. McDonald of Halifax was arrested Monday night in Boston at the Postal Telegraph Company offices for alleged embezzlement from the Canadian Pacific Railroad. Police released him as no Halifax warrant existed and the Boston arrest was unlawful. McDonald, a telegrapher, had recently left Halifax, North Carolina, for Boston the previous Tuesday. Two railroad detectives had pursued him. the arrest was made by a Division 2 patrolman.
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John D. McDonald
Halifax
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Devonshire Street
McDonald
Boston
N. C
Railroad Company
Division 2
Casualty list from Manila names MacArthur deaths
Washington reports from Manila list several Allied deaths and illnesses. The casualties include soldiers from the Forty sixth and Twenty sixth Infantry regiments with causes such as dysentery typhoid and nephritis, plus a contract nurse. Named individuals include Charles E Linderbeck Michael Fallon Romeo Lepage Roy J. Cavern and Helen D. Cochran.
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Washington
Manila
MacArthur
Charles E Linderbeck
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Michael Fallon
Romeo Lepage
Forty-sixth Infantry
Il- Main
Reising
Roy JL. Cavern
Helen D. Cochran
Woman fatally burned in Brockton gasoline stove blast
Aug 28 Brockton Mrs Samuel Berman of this city was probably fatally burned this afternoon when she poured gasoline into an oil stove and it exploded.
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Brockton
Samuel Berman
Summer Resort Photograph Contest Ad
Announcement for a Boston Post Summer Resort Photograph Contest invites amateur and professional submissions. Each photo must include a title and the competitor’s name and address on the back with a brief caption. Winners announced weekly through August with prize checks on weekly payday.
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Boston Post
Casey Nooks
Commerce
Sunday Post
the Post
Boston
Neill A Rescuer In Eagle Attack In New Hampshire
James ONeill and his party confronted a dramatic scene during a hike in the White Mountains. He rescued a boy from an eagle attack, using a stout stick to fend off the birds while companions hurled stones. The episode ended with the eagles retreating, and ONeill's courage lauded by onlookers and friends.
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James O’neill
New London
Conti
White Mountains
New Hampshire
O'Neill
O’neill
New York
Carolyn Whyte
Museum
John J. McNally
Rogers Brothers
Central Park
Atlantic City
N. J
Empire Theatre
William Faversham
Margaret Anglin
Camille D
Catherine Sanyard
May Crossley
Sarah McVicker
Belle Gold
Eva Burnham
William T. Carleton
Louis Wesley
Gilbert Gregory
William Gould
James Peakes
Columbia
Boston Theaters Feature Rolands Modern Crusoe and More
Boston audiences report big crowds for Roland Reed’s A Modern Crusoe at the Boston Museum despite heat. The Deity Run at Tremont drew heartwarming praise as Elmer Vance’s The Limited Mail charms Bowdoin Square. Reaping the Whirlwind at Grand Opera House thrills as Franco Prussian War scenes unfold.
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Boston
Roland Reed
Boston Museum
Tremont
Schoeffel
Elmer Vance
Bowdoin Uare
Ben Davis
Grand Opera House
Wheel of Fortune
Grand Theatre
Hyland
Mr. de Deyn
Boston Theatre
Howard Kyle
Millie James
Minnie Dupree
Park Theatre
Neil Burgess
Charlies T. Aldrich
The
Howard
Mr. Aldrich
Ida Mulle
Keith’s
Ishmael
Austin & Stone
Gorman
Norumbega Park
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Jenkins
Inspector Wolf
Travel South
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Deewney Sq
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C. F. Eaton
Eye St
Utnam
School St
Washington St
B. Ds Adbury
Newport
Society Mermaid
Newport, R. I
Cynthia Roche
Marion Fish
Miss Roche
Edna Barger
Hazard’s
Bailey’s Beach
Clergyman
International Arbitrators
Harrison
Philippines
South Shore
F. E. Seabury
Pleasant Street
Nantel
Park Commissioners
Theron D. Pes
Rowe’s Wharf
Norely
Nantasket
P. Cushing
Yarmouth Line
Yarmouth
Lewis Wharf
Momdat
Scotia
Wwoollington St
H. F. Hammond
Agt
Fostetter
McCoy
Plymouth
Jeon Citry
Winthrop Steamboat Co
Atlantic Avenue
Salem Willows
Salem Cadet
Winthrop Wharf
Isavc
Nahant Grand Music
Marie Jansen
Senond Tvening
I-Sconce Arts
Charles North
I. Woelber
Breamers
Lincoln Wharf
Bass Point
Nahant
Ostrich Farm
Lane
Washington &T
A. EX
Castle Stnestne
Tremont St
Music Hall
Oaford
Martha Morton
Augustin Daly
New Brunswick
FE. W. Davidson
Union Wharf
Commercial St
North Ferry
North Shore
Union Steamboat CO
Provincetown
Cape Cod
Bay Line
Atlantic Ave
Jordan
J. R. Bacon
Mgr
Ceatre
Neil Burdess
New Palace Theatre
Gach
Jas. H. Wallick
Tremont Theatre
Renee Eleanor Merr
George W. Magee
France
Keith
Kathryn Osterman
Reno and Richards
Fey and Clark
Great Goldin
Joe Lafftley
Mimic Four
Norumbeca
New England
Eugene Tompkins
Wm. A. Brady
Racces
First Sons
Derenda
Breene Andersons
Armstrong
B. Clifford
Grand Stand Sc
Connelly’s
Adams Howse
Gloucester
North Side Central Wharf
Foot State St
Ratlier
Boston & Gloucester Steamboat Co
Boston Musee Hall
Appleton & Bassett’s
Adams House
John Endicott
Pilgrim Land
Snow's Arch
John B. Dupeer
Treas
Mnafor
Byrnel's
Anam
Bic House Pharmacy
Wutson
Hutchings and Edwards
Chas
T. Aldrich
Geo. Thatcher
Blocksom and
Burns
Bros. Damm
Cushman
Holcombe and
Curtis
Emma Curtis
Montague and
West
Collins and North
Annie Hart
Bowdoin Ritkatae
Wood
Mitchams
Fight Toulousains
STONE
Tremont Row
Philadelphia
Sorensen
Oak
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