Sally V. wins at Provincetown in yacht race
In a brisk easterly breeze at Provincetown the Massachusetts Racing Association event saw Calypso clash with Areyto and Chewink, Areyto withdraw after the collision, Little Haste triumph in Class S, Areyto wins Class I on handicap, Hottonia tops the sail dory division, and Calypso protests Seboomook amid a tangle at the start.
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Provincetown
Massachusetts Racing Association
Calypso
Areyto
Chewink
Sharp
Long Point
Usona
Thordison
Hottonia
Sally
Mildred
Little Haste
Seboomook
Sseboomook
Atlantic invites Sea Gate to Fire Island cruise
Beverly hosts sixth Corinthian Wing's Neck as Cape Cod Y R A opens Provincetown. Corinthian club cruise starts. Hartford opens Saybrook Indian Harbor Greenwich. Larchmont club sails from Larchmont. Manhasset Bay club meets Port Washington. Winthrop class handicap. Witteston annual cruise Quincy Bay.
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Atlantic
Sea Gate
Fire Island
Beverly
Corinthian
Wing’s Neck
Cape Cod
Provincetown
Hartford
Saybrook
Indian Harbor
Greenwich
Larchmont
Manhasset Bay
Port Washington
Winthrop
Witteston
Quincy Bay
Three Men Arrested After Chandler Street Row
Five pistol shots were fired on Chandler Street near Castle Square yesterday morning drawing a crowd. Henry Johnson is charged with assault and battery with a loaded revolver while Robert Smith and Charles F Crowd are held as witnesses.
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Chandler Street
Castle Square
Henry Johnson
Buckingham Street
Robert Smith
Village Street
Charles F. Crowd
Hudson Street
Political nominations close with multiple withdrawals and duplicates
The withdrawal deadline for Democratic nominations ended yesterday at 3.00. Apart from Conry leaving Ward 4 there were no major moves. Delegates were shuffled to bolster tickets and the brief filing period caused duplicate names. Duplicates could be withdrawn yesterday and vacancies can be filled today before 3.00.
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Conry
Ward 4
Cambridge police hold suspect in Fermoyle murder case
Cambridge police delayed action on a larceny charge against Frank Sullivan or George Rogers after witnesses failed to identify them as Fermoyle murder suspects. Officers hauled in a man who used Ed McDonald’s alias, confirming his name as George Rogers.
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Cambridge
Frank Sullivan
George Rogers
Station 3
Fermoyle
Sullivan
Rogers
McDonald
War Game Began at Midnight Off Newport Coast
Newport Rhode Island August 29 The defense arm of forces around Narragansett Bay ready to repel a planned attack under Admiral Higginson. Massachusetts Connecticut and New York Naval Militia and First Massachusetts Heavy Artillery expected to join by noon. Major General MacArthur tours Fort Adams with officers as signal stations and wireless links bolster coastal defense.
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Newport
R. I
Army of Defence
New Bedford
Long Island Sound
Higginson
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
Narragansett Bay
Mayflower
Scorpion
Fort Adams
Rhode Island
Conanicut Island
Dutch Island
Fort Wetherill
Fort Greble
Prince’s Neck
Defence District
Fort Wright
Fort Michie
Craighill
Carr
Signal Corps
Army
Navy
Newlondon
Army in great shape near Narragansett Bay
Army observers declare annihilation awaits the fleet as battleships approach Long Island Sound after coaling at Memensha Bight. The rapid advance toward New York prompts talk of requesting President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay amid tension before potential hostilities. Colonel H C Has protrives with 12 inch mortars remarks.
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Newport
R. I
Long Island Sound
Narragansett Bay
Memensha Bight
New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
H. C. Hasprouck
Narragansett
Fort Rodman military buildup near New Bedford
Colonel Frye to take command as Fort Rodman and surrounding forts bustle on a war footing. First Heavy Artillery unit arrives with battalions stationed for defense while Lt. Col. Woodman commands until Frye arrives. Searchlights active and armament details outlined for Rodman and adjacent forts.
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New Bedford
Fort Rodman
Brockton
Woodman
Frye
Fortress Monroe
Fort Adams
Dutch Island
Fort Greble
Mishaum Point
Watertown Arsenal
Burglars Apprehended After They Break Into Store
Patrolman McKee and Officer Murphy pursue three burglars after they smash a plate glass door and enter a store on the opposite side of the street. One thief resists, another hides, and all are captured with no cash taken as the safe remains unopened. Silkware and ornaments scattered, police prevent larger loss.
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Page
Murphy
McKee
J. F. Murphy
Washington Street
Asylum Street
Harrison Avenue
D. F. Murphy
Portland City Council Members Visit Boston for Return Baseball Game
Thirty five Portland city fathers toured Boston aboard electric cars meeting Mayor Collins at City Hall. The delegation rode to Harvard square and Newton areas, visited Brookline and the reservoir, and heard jokes about Lt Gov Bates while discussing plans for a future House run.
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Portland
Greater Boston
Boston
O’toole
Ward
McDonald
Robinson and
Sheehan
Postoffice Square
City Hall
Collins
Arthur H. Moulton
Quincy House
Harvard Square
Newton
Brookline
Brighton
Watty’ Gaylord
Mullen
Moulton
John F. Dever
Fatty
Gaylord
Charlestown
Jimmy Anderson
Bates
Parade Route Changes for Labor Day parade
Severe accident to Martin Costello of East Boston K of L prompts parade route shift. Norander staff appoints Edward White as aid. assemblies from multiple districts to assemble at specific streets and times. procession moves at 10 with early reporting penalties. route moves to Shawmut avenue for noise reasons. Governor reviews at State House and Mayor Collins at City Hall.
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Martin Costello
Longshoreman’s Assembly
Copley Square
Aids
James B. Johnson
Central Labor Union Plans Labor Day Parade
Marshal J. J. Downing issued orders for the parade with the headquarters at the corner of Dartmouth and Boylston streets on Labor Day morning. Commanders of the Central Labor Union staff will coordinate the event.
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J. J. Downing
Central Labor Union
Dartmouth and
Boylston Streets
Parade lineup instructions for Central Labor Union divisions
Organizations planning to parade with the Central Labor Union division must report to P. H. Sweet, chief of staff, before 10 30 a m to be assigned positions in line. Those reporting after 10 45 a m may be assigned to the left of the division at the marshal’s discretion.
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Central Labor Union Division
P. H. Sweet
Deacon Dennis Fined for Disturbing Church Service
Deacon William Dennis was fined 5 by Judge Williams in Rosbury Court for disturbing the services at St. Pauls Baptist Church. Police warned officers would arrest if there was further interference during the meeting.
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Rosbury
Williams
William Dennis
St. Paul’s Baptist Church
Dennis
Ward 20 Democratic Rally Opens New Dorchester HQ
The Ward 20 Young Men's Democratic Club opened its new Dorchester avenue headquarters at Linden street with a rally for Field's Corner residents. About 250 voters attended as opposition forces promoted caucus delegations and voter registration led by Michael Mullen. Speakers included Peter Morris, Joseph M. Kelley, H. Murray Pakulski and Joseph F. O'Connell, leader of the anti Donovan faction.
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Ward 20 Young Men’s Democratic Club
Dorchester Avenue
Linden Street
Field’s Corner
Dorchester
Joseph F. O'Connell
Grand Duke Boris Sees New York Sights
The Grand Duke Boris toured New York sights including Central Park and the Russian Church to celebrate his sister Grand Duchess Helene's marriage in St Petersburg. He denied the slipper incident reports and planned Newport and a Roosevelt meeting before sailing for Europe.
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Grand Duke
Boris
New York
University Club
Central Park
East Ninety-seventh Street
Helene
Prince Nicholas
Greece
St. Petersburg
George B. McClellan
Atlantic City
Mr. Greave
Wlorodora
Newport
President Roosevelt
Duke
Oyster Bay
Washington
Richard Crane
Chicago
Public Alliance of Wilkesbarre appeals to Roosevelt to settle coal strike
The Public Alliance of Wilkesbarre sends an appeal to President Roosevelt urging settlement of the anthracite coal strike after four months of paralysis. It questions J Pierpont Morgan's stance and asks the President to use influence to halt the conflict. Chairman T BE Hart signs the appeal. Mitchell says no settlement talks are ongoing and plans moves to Atlantic City and Philadelphia for Labor Day events.
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Wilkesbarre
Morgan
Roosevelt
Penn
United States
J. Pierpont Morgan
Public Alliance
T. BE. Hart
Hart
Mitchell
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Labor Men Rally to Aid Miners With $200,000 Weekly
New York reports that two hundred thousand dollars each week are flowing to the United Mine Workers treasury to aid strikers and their families. Unionists from Maine to California, plus contributions from England and Australia, underpin the nationwide effort. Local totals include at least ten thousand dollars weekly from New York alone and similar sums from Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati and other cities through federated unions.
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New York
United Mine Workers of America
Maine
California
England
Australia
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Buffalo
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Somerville Socialist Caucuses Barely Attended
Socialist caucuses were held in Somerville last evening with poor turnout under 75 voters. Wards 2 and 3 had no caucuses. Ward 1 saw David L. Flannery and John L. Mulholland as representative nominees.
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Somerville
David L. Flannery
John L. Mulholland
The Light of Man and Fels-Naptha Soap Compare
A provocative line questions gender symbolism, asking how a cleaning product claiming to magnify woman fits into the era’s rhetoric on femininity and virtue.
In the eighth district and Squire BE Put ney in seventh district
The fragment mentions political boundary changes with reference to the eighth district and the seventh district. No clear names, dates, or actions are fully specified to establish a complete event.
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Squire BE. Putney
Gaston Club Forms in Ward 11 Aims for Big Democratic Vote
The W A Gaston Club of Ward 11 convened at 88 West Cedar street with Dennie J. McGillicuddy in charge. Florence Driscoll urged turnout for the State election and Back Bay ward activity as about 300 Democrats gathered for a band concert and refreshments.
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W. A. Gaston
Ward 11
West Cedar Street
Dennie J. McGillicuddy
Florence Driscoll
Back Bay
Coal miners strike injures captain and timber car accident
A carload of timber on the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company tracks at Summit Hill started down a steep grade toward Lansford. The runaway car left the track at a sharp curve and toppled into a mine breach, injuring Captain Heim who was severely bruised by his fall.
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Heim
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Summit Hill
Lansford
Bishop Potter in New York for Dr Gallau det funeral
Bishop Henry C. Potter traveled from Cooperstown to attend the funeral of Rev Dr Gallaudet at St Matthews Church in West Eighty fourth Street. He said he has no plan to summon the National Civic Federation to settle the coal miners strike but would help return workers to work if reasonable.
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New York
Henry C. Potter
Cooperstown
Gallaudet
St. Matthew’s Church
West Eighty-fourth Street
National Civic Federation
Federation
Perkin to conference with Hanna on anthracite strike
Reports in Cleveland said George W. Perkins of J P Morgan & Co would meet Senator Hanna, Civic Federation chairman, to discuss a settlement of the anthracite strike. Hanna denied any conference or plans for Perkins to visit.
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Cleveland, O
George W. Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Hanna
Civic Federation
Perkins
Cleveland
Rally for Sullivan A East Cambridge rally backs renomination
About 1000 attendees gathered at Institute Hall East Cambridge for supporter Charles Sullivan in the second Suffolk senatorial district race. Speakers included ex Representative John H. Pence Frank K. Foster Arthur W. Dolan and Sullivan who defended labor bills and campaign integrity and urged a second term.
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Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Charles §. Sullivan
Suffolk
William H. Quinn
John H. Pence
Frank K. Foster
Common Council
Arthur W. Dolan
Sullivan
Foster
Committee On
Labor
Bliss of
Hampden
Charles 8. Sullivan
Organized Labor
Dolan
Harrington
Arthur Harrington
United States Marshal Announces Deputy Appointment
United States Marshal Darling announces the appointment of Charles Bancroft to the office of deputy United States marshal.
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Marshal Darling
United States
Charles Bancroft
Bancroft Appointed to Fill Vacancy After Tuttle Resigns
Bancroft fills the vacancy caused by Albert Tuttle's resignation with Benjamin Pickering serving as senior department marshal.
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Bancroft
Albert Tuttle
Benjamin Pickering
Sewer Workers Plan Labor Day Parade Assembly
The Sewer Workers' Union 9588 A F of L will rest at the sewer yard on Albany street at 2 o clock a m on Labor Day to prepare for the parade.
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Sewer Workers’ Union 9588
A. F. of L
Albany Street
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Deacon Dennis
Knickerbocker Theatre
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Rally For Sullivan
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