Three Unknown Men Injure Woman In Carriage Chase
Mrs. Lillian Chapman of 723 Winthrop avenue Beachmont was struck by a fast carriage at Eliot Circle while crossing the boulevard. Her husband pursued in another carriage as three men fled toward Lynn, leaving Mrs Chapman critically injured and her mother in nervous collapse.
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Revere
Eliot Circle
Lillian Chapman
Winthrop Avenue
Beachmont
Lynn
Lynn Polele
Chapman
Dr. Meigs
Taft Resting at Middle Bass After Long Campaign Day
William H. Taft and party arrived at the Middle Bass Club at dawn and rested after a day of services and speeches. He rode a lake yacht with officials, spoke briefly on his fatigue, and planned a Toledo visit for a Grand Army of the Republic encampment speech that will be nonpolitical.
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Middle Bass Island
William H. Taft
Middle Bass Club
Little Chapel
Mr. Taft
Commodore Richardson
H. C. Corbin
President Lewis
J. Warren Kelfer
Ohio
Taft
Toledo
Grand Army of the Republic
Kelshers Fourth Term Bid Highlights Nine Through Elevens
In Suffolk County districts nine to eleven the fight for the national House seat intensifies three weeks before primaries. Kelher seeks a fourth term in the ninth facing Conry while Fitzgerald and Lomasney reportedly oppose Conry. In the tenth O Connell battles Linehan and McEttrick with GOP hopes riding on Galvin and Friedman. The eleventh district incumbent Peters faces Lane under Republican encouragement from Uncle Joe Cannon.
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Suffolk County
National House
John A. Kelcher
O’connell
Linehan
Kelcher
Joseph A. Conry
Fitzgerald
Martin Lomasney
Ward
Kellher
Ing Conry
Keliher
Letter Carriers
Boston
House
Senate
John H. Campbell
East
James W. H. Myrick
O'Connell
Frank J. Linehan
Michael J. McEttrick
J. Mitchell Galvin
Lee Freldman
Andrew J. Peters
Joe Cannon
Daniel W. Lane
Ward 11
Peters
Candidates for Congress in Three Hub Districts Ninth District
Ninth District contenders include Congressman John A. Kelcher and ex-Congressman Joseph A. Conry. Also listed are Joe H. Campbell and Ramies W. H. Myrick.
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John A. Kelcher
Joseph A. Conry
Joe H. Campbell
Ramies
W. H. Myrick
R. Tenth District
Man Severely Injured Trying to Board Moving Car
Fred F. Mooney 18 of 921 Broadway Chelsea attempted to mount a moving Ocean avenue streetcar in Revere last night. He stepped from the curb, reached for a running board, missed, and was thrown under the car. He suffered critical injuries to his heel and shoulders.
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Ocean Avenue
Revere
Fred F. Mooney
Broadway
Chelsea
Mooney
Bitter Fight Looms as Massachusetts Democrats Nominate Governor
The Massachusetts Democratic scene braces for a heated gubernatorial fight with control of the State committee disputed between George Fred Williams supporters and conservatives led by William A. Gaston Henry M. Whitney and allies. Vahey is the only declared candidate with Hamlin viewed as a stronger foe to Draper. Josiah Quincy cautions that slates are premature and notes a long horizon before the convention.
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Massachusetts
George Fred Williams
William A. Gaston
Henry M. Whitney
State Committee
Williams
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Wireless
Fairview
Neb
Richard Olney
Fitzgerald
Aiken
James H. Vahey
Watertown
Charles S. Hamlin
Eben
Draper
Vahey
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Democratic State Committee
Vermont voters set pace in fall elections Tuesday
Vermont will choose Governor, Congressmen and State Legislators with national politicians watching. Lieutenant Governor George H. Prouty leads Republicans against Democrat James E. Burke as the state solidifies its GOP loyalty and awaits the next session to name a Senator successor.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Redfield Proctor
George H. Prouty
Newport
James E. Burke
Burlington
Frank Kramer Lowers World Half Mile Record
Newark N J August 30 Champion Frank Kramer lowered the world half mile pro record by clocking 54 1 5 seconds and also won first money in the five mile open event.
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Frank Kramer
Newark
N. J
Vermont vote patterns hint at national result influence
Politicians in Vermont contend plurality shifts for governor may signal national mood after campaigns stressing such issues. Since 1884 Democrats won the presidency when Republican gubernatorial majorities dropped under 25,000, with Vermont averages near 67,000 votes for governor and independent and Prohibition votes present. The 1904 September governor vote is used for comparison as Independence League enters the field.
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Astate
Vermont
Farnum
Phelps
Independence League
Quimby
Backus
Thomas L. Hisgen
Immigrants Discharged From White Star Liner At Gallups Island
Passengers detained at Gallups Island on the White Star liner Romanisc were discharged at noon and landed at the company's pier in Charlestown. Officials checked for bubonic plague while island life buzzed with activity as women aided with chores and children assisted attendants during the feast like a thriving summer hotel scene.
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White Star
Gallup's Island
Charlestown
Uncle Sam
Gallup’s Island
Eliot and Green Endorse Harvard Ideas for Boston Charter
President Eliot’s proposals for Boston’s governance gain backing from Dr. Samuel A. Green former Boston mayor. He approves Eliot’s views saying they would reduce partisan politics and bring public good, urging Boston to heed the Harvard leader’s suggestions.
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Son
Harvard College
Boston
Samuel A. Green
Eliot
Harvard
Mayor as chairman and civil service reform urged
The speaker proposes an administrative board of five or seven members to hold government power, with the Mayor as chairman. He endorses competitive civil service exams and opposes partisan politics, aligning with President Eliot on governance and reform.
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Eliot
Clinton Youth Drowns While Walking With Brothers
Frank Bisci, 19, drowned after falling from an embankment below the Wachusett dam in Clinton. The body was recovered within twenty minutes.
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Clinton
Wachusett Dam
Frank Bisci
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SIS
Joseph F. O’conell
Michael James D. Mitchell Galvin
F. Friedman
Fred Mooney
Valey
Quincy
Nation
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Indorses
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Hetty Green
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Standard Oil Company
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