Delegates Train for St Louis Convention Arrangements
Massachusetts delegates prepared for the St Louis convention with crash suits hats and other gear. McNary and Fitzgerald will ride separate cars and stay at different hotels to avoid friction. The lineup includes many delegates and hotel assignments as tensions rise over the unit rule and Hearst Bryan factions.
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Massachusetts
St. Louis
William S&s. McNary
John F. Fitzgerald
Jefferson
George Fred Williams
National Committee
Boston
Gaston
Williams
Hearst
Bryan
Lee
Nawn
Josiah Quincy
Collins
Ashley
Charles S
Southern
Mr., Jr
Burke
John
Burnett
John T
Ea Auney
Patrick A
Donoghue
Frank D
Jefferson Donovan
James
Downing
Edward J
Seg Ajesiavgnt
Jeferson Dwyer
Thomas FP
Ceeds Seenersen Bly
Henry W
Eceeeree Dina Viaes
Southern Facey
J. Frank
Giete
Fudward
Aler
Gallivan
James A
Jefferson Gartland
John J
William A
Jefferson Hayes
William P
Edward F
Paes Southern Meaney
John F
Sveee Essen Erson Moran
John B
Eeoseee Oefferson
HUB PUNCH Celebrates July 4th With Refreshing Mix
In celebration of Independence Day, HUB PUNCH is recommended to enhance gatherings. The ad notes the drink’s historic 1879 introduction, its pairing with lemonade pineapple and strawberries, and urges buying from licensed dealers to ensure purity and satisfaction.
Mack says Cleveland's nomination looms over convention
Norman E. Mack and Daniel J. Campau criticize Cleveland as a potential nominee. Mack warns Bryan would bolt and head an independent ticket with anti-Roosevelt Republicans. Bryan and Hearst factions plan to cooperate on major issues, while Walsh predicts a four day convention.
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ST. Louis
Norman E. Mack
New York
Daniel J. Campau
Michigan
Cleveland
Bryan
Hearst
Charles A. Walsh
National Committee
Col Gagan Custodian of Carmack Boom
Colonel Edward Gagan of Charlestown travels to St Louis and will guard a sealed boom for Senator Carmack of Tennessee’s nomination for Vice President. Gagan and Carmack are longtime friends. Gagan notes Southern states should be represented on the national ticket.
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Edward Gagan
Charlestown
St. Louis
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Gagan
New England
Post
Gardner and Wille Draw With Illnessed Opponent
George Gardner of Lowell Massachusetts and John Wille of Chicago fought six rounds at the Battery D Athletic Club tonight with the decision a draw. Wille was in poor condition due to illness, and Gardner did not display his earlier form, resulting in a close drawn result.
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Chicago
George Gardner
Lowell
Mass
John Wille
Battery D Athletic Club
Wille
Gardner
Newport Excursion July 4 From Boston to Newport Return
Popular special express excursion from Boston to Newport and return on Monday July 4 via New York New Haven Hartford railroad. Six hours in Newport, round trip tickets one dollar, advance purchase at 362 War Street South and Back Bay. Limited seats. Niagara Falls trips July 1 and 2 also offered at low Boston & Maine rates via Shore route or Hudson line with prices around $9.90.
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Newport
Boston
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Atlantic Sea Coast
War Street
South and
Back Bay
Cleveland to stay at Bradbury-Davis farm this summer
Special wires from Cleveland’s convention will relay reports to his summer home in North Sandwich New Hampshire. Mrs. Cleveland oversees setup and plans arrival around July 5 6. The Bradbury-Davis farm offers a mountain lake panorama and nearby trout streams with access to White Mountains Lake Winnipesaukee and Squam Lake.
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Cleveland
North Sandwich
N. H
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
Sandwich
Centre Harbor
West Ossipee
New Hampshire
White Mountain Range
Lake Winnipesaukee
Squam Lake
Exceptions in Gas Case Filed
The Bay State Gas Company of Delaware versus the Boston Gaslight Company saw a bill of exceptions filed by Mr. Whipple. Defense counsel will argue before Justice Barker, then the case will be referred to the full bench in October for proper shaping of the bill.
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Supreme Court
Whipple
Bay State Gas Company of Delaware
Boston Gaslight Company
Smoke talks series announced for July ninth in Boston
The second in a series of smoke talks for Boston Council and United Commercial Travellers of America under which the October exposition will be held in the city next fall is set for Saturday evening July 9 at Mechanics' Building.
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Boston Council
United Commercial Travellers of America
Mechanics’ Building
Patrolman Lane Dismissed After Duty Lapses in Roxbury Crossing
Patrolman John J. Lane of Division 10 Roxbury Crossing was dismissed from the police force for failing to pull in his on duty call for 75 minutes and arriving 380 minutes late at the end of his tour on the night of June 24 25. Lane served 12 years in uniform and 11 as a patrolman largely at Roxbury Crossing. Judge Emmons requested a severe punishment for the delinquent duty man.
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John J. Lane
Division 10
Roxbury Crossing
Board of Police
Lane
Allston Boy Hurt By Runaway Pony
A pony owned and ridden by 9 year old John Walsh son of Mr and Mrs James Walsh of 15 Gardner street Allston was trotting along Harvard avenue when a passing express train caused the pony to bolt. The boy was thrown and suffered a broken right ankle.
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Allston
John Walsh
James Walsh
Gardner Street
Harvard Avenue
Alliston Station
Duxbury Man Overcome by Heat At City Building
Herbert D. White of Duxbury was overcome by the heat yesterday afternoon in the buildings at 144 Friend street. He received treatment at the Relief Hospital for heat prostration and is expected to recover.
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H. D. White
Duxbury
Herbert D. White
Friend Street
Relief Hospital
Unions Back Padrones Alleged in City Jobs
Building Structural Trades Alliance endorses the Italian laborers union claim that the padrone system exists in several city jobs, notably a new schoolhouse project. The alliance formed a committee to approach the schoolhouse commission and seek correction, promising support to abolish the system locally.
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Building Structural Trades Alliance
Electrical workers deny breaking strike in Boston
A joint committee from Boston Electrical Workers Union 103 and Boston Gasfitters Fixture Fitters and Fixture Hangers Union 175 stated that electrical workers were not taking the places of fixture hangers on the Kimball building, who went out on a sympathetic strike.
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Boston Electrical Workers’ Union 108
Boston Gasfitters
Boston Electrical Workers’ Union 103
Kimball
Public Meeting Sought by Boston Labor Council Over Colorado
The Metal Trades District Council urges the Boston Central Labor Union to call a public meeting to publicly express organized labor’s indignation about the Colorado situation. The notice frames a broad labor response from Boston and nearby areas.
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Boston Central Labor Union
The
Metal Trades District Council
Organized Labor
Boston and
Vicinity
Colorado
Patent Switch Derails Car In Cambridge Traffic Jam
An automatic switch at the corner of Boylston Street and Massachusetts Avenue failed last evening around 7 30 causing an inward bound Cambridge car to leave the tracks. The forward section veered onto Boylston Street while the switch locked and another moment later the car was thrown from the rails. The vehicle was righted and towed away though it sustained damage and traffic in the area was disrupted.
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Boylston Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Colonel Bingham Made General
Washington July 1 President Roosevelt directed the appointment of Colonel Theodore A Bingham as brigadier general The appointment takes effect July 6 when General Bingham will retire.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Theodore A. Bingham
Bingham
Talk of Stampede for Cleveland at Democratic Convention
Cleveland chatter dominates St Louis coverage as supporters push for Cleveland and Parker foes work to limit a stampede. The piece lists Gorman Folk as dark horses and notes Parker’s fragile position if he fails to secure two thirds early. Judges Williams and Gorman favored for leadership roles. Jones comments on platform debates and currency plank.
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Cleveland
Judge Parker
Mississippi
New York
Washington
Parker
Chicago
Arthur P. Gorman
Joseph W. Folk
John T. McGraw
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Gorman
Williams
Murphy Again Declares Cleveland Strongest Candidate
New York July 1 Charles F Murphy at Tammany Hall reiterated that he still regards Cleveland as the strongest presidential nominee for St Louis while asserting he is not backing any candidate. He dodged questions on McClellan and Hill and offered only his personal opinion with no firm endorsements.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Cleveland
St. Louis
Mr. Murphy
McClellan
Hill
Harvard Seeks Win Over Yale After Boat Race
New York July 1 Harvard aims to beat Yale tomorrow at the Polo Grounds to deny a clean athletics sweep by Yale which has already won in football track and rowing. Harvard and Yale teams will start as in prior games, with fans packing stands and both sides mounting strong support. Rooters from both campuses travel to New York after the boat races at New London.
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Harvard
Polo Grounds
Yale
Murray Hill
Thornton
Warvard
Cambridge
Old Eli
New Haven
Princeton
New London
Harvard and Yale Players Averages in First Two Games
Individual averages for Harvard and Yale are presented after the two games already played. The tables list each player’s scoring and related stats, highlighting top performers and comparative averages across the two contests.
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Harvard
Yale
Parker A B and allies plan to defeat Tammany at convention
Vatica July 1 David B Hill William F Sheehan Jacob A Cantor and others backing Chief Justice Parker aim to destroy Tammany opposition. Hill expects Parker nominated by second ballot maybe Friday. Proxies and temporary organization moves could tilt credentials and delegate votes. Cantor says rank and file support Parker and leaders back him. plan to expose bad faith of opponents.
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William F. Sheehan
Jacob A. Cantor
Eugene D. Wood
P. E. McCabe
Eliot Danforth
A. B. Parker
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Sheehan
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