Democratic Ticket Drafts and Confusion Foreseen
A conference of Democrats in Fitchburg discussed Governor Walsh and Lieutenant Governor Lyman as likely top candidates. Names floated for other offices include Donahue Brandeis Plouff Storrs and Coeur. Rumors circulated that someone may push a nomination paper for governor on both parties.
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David I. Walsh
Fitchburg
Arhur Lyman
Waltham
Frank J. Donahue
Boston
Louis D. Brandeis
Joseph A. Plouff
Ware
L. P. St. Coeur
Cambridge
George K. Storrs
Walsh
Riley
State Committee
Arthur Lyman
Feltham
Lyman
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Governor race rumors cloud Democratic plans at Capitol
The article discusses inquiry into Lieutenant-Governor candidates including Walsh, Strecker, Codman, Bliss and Long as Governor Foss plans move after a summer break. It notes possible independent action, likely legislative call, and signals that several party leaders expect a major development in coming weeks.
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Walsh
Charles Strecker
Edmund D. Codman
Elmer Bliss
Richard H. Long
Ernor Foss
State House
Cohasset
Executive Chain
Doctor Robert Bridges Named Poet Laureate
Premier Asquith offers the poet laureateship to Dr. Robert Seymour Bridges a longtime London hospital physician. After retiring from medicine in 1882 he pursued poetry and playwriting and is understood to have accepted the post.
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London
Asquith
Robert Seymour Bridges
Bridges
London Hospitals
French Aviator Plans Flight From Paris to Morocco
Ernest Francois Guillaux, noted French aviator who previously flew 1000 miles from Biarritz to Kollum, Holland, began a long journey from Issy les Moulineaux aiming to reach Casablanca, Morocco in his aeroplane.
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Issy-Les-Moulineaux
France
Ernest Francois Guillaux
Biarritz
Kollum
Holland
Casablanca
Morocco
Helen Keller Socialists Contrast At Sagamore Conference
Helen Keller addressed the sociology conference at Sagamore and condemned capital versus labor strife and social dissatisfaction. She urged a better world, impressing sociologists trades unionists socialists and welfare workers present for two days of debate among capital labor Socialism and other groups.
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Sagamore
Helen Keller
Miss Keller Voices Socialist View At Conference
Miss Keller declared that contentment eludes those with full senses and urged Socialism as a solution. She spoke at a sociological conference, aided by Miss Macy, and urged better conditions for workers in mills and factories.
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Miss Keller
Miss Weller
Miss Macy
Remarkable article on modern surgery by Dr. Edwin F. Bowers
The piece in next Sunday's Post Magazine highlights advances in surgery described by Dr. Edwin F. Bowers. It outlines cutting edge techniques and potential benefits for patients, signaling a showcase of medical progress.
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Edwin F. Bowers
Next
Post
Kate Masterson
Margaret Nash Proves Qualifications for Perfect Baby
Margaret Mildred Nash, daughter of David A. Nash of 163 Union Street, is described as a seven month old baby weighing about 24 pounds. The report notes her pleasing disposition and physical measurements, including a waist of 1 inches, thigh 14 inches, calf 8 inches, forearm 3-4 inches, and two visible teeth. Her mother recently passed away.
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David A. Nash
Brighton
Baby Nash
Union Street
Nash
Crushed Elevator Tragedy Claims Roxbury Woman
Ellen Mullaly a 64 year old resident of 17 Wall Street Roxbury died after being crushed in an elevator at the Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company building 201 Devonshire Street early yesterday. The accident occurred when the lift began to move as she stepped from the street floor to the basement lifting her into the car lattice and crushing her at the hips and side.
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Ellen Mullaly
Wall Street
Roxbury
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Company
Devonshire Street
Haymarket Square
William Corcoran
Nightwatchman
Harvard Student Lucian Tennant Dies in Suspected Suicide
Police belief held after an inquest in a West Boston bridge tower concluded that Harvard student Lucian Tennant killed himself. Tennant, from Terre Haute Indiana, was the son of a lawyer. witnesses included a drawbridge tender and a second-hand dealer who sold the revolver.
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Lucian Tennant
Harvard
West Boston Bridge
Burke
Tennant
Terre Haute
Ind
Drawbridge
Dandruff Cure Report From Waterford Woman
Miss Luella Lord of Waterford Maine reports a year long dandruff problem with itching burning and hair loss. After trying various tonics she used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment and states she was completely cured. Dated May 10 1913.
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Waterford
Luella Lord
Cutiura Soap and Ointment Endorsed in Vermont Testimonial
Mrs. Laura Barber of 85 Hall St Winooski Vermont reports that her child suffered ringworms on the face causing itching and sleepless nights. After using Cutiura Soap and Ointment the skin improved quickly and she recommends the product as an economical remedy for skin and scalp troubles. Sample sent free with a Skin Book by mail from Outicura Dept T Boston.
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Winooski
Laura Barber
Ades
Outicura
Dept. T
Boston
Balkans War Flares as 24 Hour Ceasefire Expired
News from London reports ongoing fighting between Bulgaria and Serbia with no formal declaration of war. Servian losses reach about six thousand in three days, including the battle at Ovtchepolye, while 2000 Serbs are wounded and 300 Bulgarian guns are captured. Athens claims captures of Guergheli and Kilikish amid rumors of a Bulgarian push toward Saloniki.
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Ovtchepolye
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Kilikish
Saloniki
Bulgaria Future in Balkan Confed Cooperation Fears Rise
The article notes slim chances of outside powers stopping the Balkan struggle over Bulgaria's dominance. Romania mobilizes its army causing Austrian unease while official Macedonian operations are hard to gauge. Bulgaria reportedly shells a flanking plan to separate Greek and Serbian forces.
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Bulgaria
Balkan Confederation
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Austria
Macedonia
Three Hurt as Wagon Upset in Lynn Street Crash
John F. Canniffe former exalted ruler of the Lynn Lodge of Elks Henry Murphy retired hotel proprietor of Lynn and William Waldron an employee of Murphy were badly hurt when the democrat wagon they rode in toppled after colliding with a hydrant. Canniffe suffered severe cuts and bruises Murphy internal injuries and Waldron rib dislocations.
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John F. Canniffe
Lynn Lodge of Elks
Lynn
Henry Murphy
William Waldron
Murphy's
Murphy
Dry Goods Man George Dean Dies After Florida Trip
George Dean a longtime employee and former superintendent of the C. F. Hovey Company died suddenly at his Dedham home four days after returning from a Florida winter. Born in Roxbury on August 9, 1849 he worked 42 years for the company retiring two years ago. He belonged to the Heisher Ames Club of Dedham and the Shubert Club of Boston and is survived by his widow two sons George A. and Laurence and a daughter Gladys. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM from the Dedham residence.
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George Dean
C. F. Hovey Company
Franklin Square
Dedham
Florida
Mr. Dean
Roxbury
Co. F. Hovey Company
Dean
Heisher Ames Club
Shubert Club
Boston
George A
Laurence Dean
Gladys Dean
Fire at Jenkins Smith shoe factory halts work in Peabody
A fire on the third floor of an annex at the Jenkins Smith shoe factory tonight left an estimated loss of $25,000 and idle more than 200 workers for weeks. The blaze origin remains under investigation as the plant had only just reopened after a pause. The article also notes an upcoming feature in Post Magazine.
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Peabody
Jenkins-Smith
Freckles Promise Clean Complexion with Ethine Double Strength
Advertises ethine double strength from Riker Jaynes Drug Stores and Houghton Dut ton Drug Dept to remove freckles. Claims overnight and morning application clears skin, with money back guarantee if ineffective. Often only one ounce needed for full results.
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Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept
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