Foss Won't Run but May Obstruct Guild in Reciprocity Fight
Eugene N. Foss stated he will not seek the governorship or lieutenant governorship yet vows to continue the reciprocity campaign. He suggested General Guild is friendly to reciprocity but left open the possibility of opposing him if he diverges from the committee of 100 strikes. A friend said Guild previously pushed for a modified reciprocity plank and remains aligned. observers expect no convention contest as machine Republicans fear a fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene N. Foss
Mr. Foss
General Guild
Foss
Guild
Chamber of Commerce
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Joan C. Hunt
Sandown
New Hampshire
Commonwealth
Gilman Greenough
Rockingham
New Stampshire
Boston
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijatl George
Register
Governor Douglas still refuses to run despite urging
A Democratic informant asserts Governor Douglas gave Lieutenant-Governor Guild a personal assurance he would not become a candidate this fall. The Democrat says Douglas emphasized his withdrawal letter and would not be swayed, even if the Democratic convention urged him to run. Douglas, in frail health, is expected back at the State House after visiting Nashawena Island with Guild and the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Guild
Douglass
General Guild
Drinkwater
Executive Council
Gaston
State House
Monument Beach
Nashawena Island
Aie
Council
Politicians take holiday across Boston area
The piece notes governors, mayors, and congressional figures vacationing at beaches and clubs. Governor Douglas family time at Monument Beach weighs possible Democratic gubernatorial candidacy. Mayor Collins muses on a third term. Curtis Guild hosts at Nahant. Sunny Jim Donovan meets leaders to push Collins run. Whelton and Lomasney aides discuss hot day relief. Sullivan enjoys fireworks with children in Winthrop. Mahatma Lomasney fireworks display in Concord. Bolton at Roxbury home urged for Republican mayoral nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Monument Beach
Collins
Faneuil Hall
Brighton
Nahant
Curtis Guild
Sunny Jim Donovan
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Board of Strategy
Dan Whelton
Winthrop
John A. Sullivan
Congress
Concord
Martin Mahatma Lomasney
Lomasney
Echo
Fred E. Bolton
Republican City Committee
Roxbury
Girls Lighted the Bonfire on Norfolk Avenue
On Monday evening seven young women dressed in their brothers clothes drew boys away from tar barrels and oil soaked rubbish then lighted a bonfire that lit the sky about 11 o'clock. The boys returned to help, a lively scene followed, and the girls fled when their brothers discovered the prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk Avenue
Webster Man Who Shot Himself Dies in Hospital
George Reibe of Webster died at City Hospital after a suicide attempt in a burst of temper following a bid to burn his house and shots fired at his son who stopped the arson. The German immigrant was described as an elderly man with a long residence in Webster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
George Reibe
City
Reibe
Germany
Cavalry Headed to Westfield Camp
The first squadron of cavalry led by Major William Perrins left Huntington avenue yards with 175 troopers and 130 horses for Westfield camp. Troops A and D joined, quartermaster John Kerrison oversaw the horses, a horse injured in Troop D was treated, and the train reached Westfield around 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
William Perrins
Perrins
Huntington Avenue
Boston & Albany Road
Lancers
Bulfinch Street
Roxbury
John Kerrison
Probe death of Maine man found shot in woods
Island Falls Maine July 4 town officers investigate John Wadsworth 26 of Patten after his body was found with a bullet hole near his home. Initially thought suicide but investigators now believe homicide or accidental shooting is possible.
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PROBE
Maine
Island Falls
Patten
John Wadsworth
Mr. Chase
Steamer Calvin Austin Sinks Schooner Chromo off Boston Light
Four Chromo crew survive after the Calvin Austin rammed and sank Chromo near Boston Light. Captain Pike credits lookout and fog. one man Fred Toomey of Boston is reported drowned. Survivors Henry Carleton Charles Robinson Ernest Hull and George Slack aboard Calvin Austin.
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ST. Jowan
N. B
Calvin Austin
Chromo
Boston Light
Henry Carleton
Charles Robinson
Ernest Hull
George Slack
Robinson
Fred Toomey
Boston
Carleton
Captain Pike
Pike
Salerno Steamer Abandoned Near Litchfield Shoal
The steamer Salerno ashore at Litchfield Shoal near Halifax has been abandoned. It will be sold at public auction. the stern lies submerged while the bow stays perched on rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alifax
N. S
Salerno
Litchfield Shoal
Farewell to Bergins and Guiney as Ivernia sails
The departure of Patrick J. Bergin Dennis Bergin and Thomas Guiney yesterday was marked by a friends demonstration as they sailed on the Ivernia for the old country. The tugboat Scylla led by Captain A Hl Doane accompanied from Lewis wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick J. Bergin
Dennis Bergin
Thomas Guiney
Ivernia
Old Country
Scylla
A. Hl. Doane
Lewis Wharf
Cunarder Sends Off Boston with Music and Cannon Salute
In advance of the Cunarder the party proceeded to Boston light where a send-off with music cheers and a cannon salute greeted the liner and her passengers who returned the salute in kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Light
Merchants of Canton Prepare Petition to President Roosevelt
The Canton merchants plan a petition to President Roosevelt to protest the Chinese exclusion treaty hardships. Placards call for a boycott of American goods while native Christians face police intimidation in Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Roosevelt
Hong Kong
Secretary of the Boston Music Trade Association Sues Hospital
The Secretary and his wife sue the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital Corp. for negligence in treatment of Mrs. Putnam seeking damages totaling 65090 dollars. The action names the hospital as the defendant and cites alleged medical negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Music Trade Association
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital Corporation
Putnam
Frank G. Rich Wrecked Off Liscomb During Thick Weather
The 105 ton Boothbay fishing schooner Frank G. Rich from Boothbay to Newfoundland with herring sunk after striking a rock east of Liscomb. The crew of Richard McDonald Dennis O'Neil Thomas Potter Charles Potter and Harry Owens survived by boat to Green Island then Isaac's Harbor and will sail to Boston aboard the Olivette. Built 1888 in Essex Massachusetts and owned by Boothbay interests.
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Halifax
N. S
Boothbay
Frank G. Rich
Liscomb
Richard McDonald
Dennis O'Neil
Thomas
Charles Potter
Harry Owens
Rich
Strathcona
Tsanes Har
Bay of Islands
Newfoundland
Green Island
Burke
Isaac's Harbor
Boston
Olivette
Vessels Reach Wharf with Large Cargoes at Mystic Harbor
Three ships discharged a total of 150000 pounds of cod hake pollock and other fish at the wharf yesterday. The Buema carried 60000, Mattie D Brundage 55000, and Mary Cabr al 35000. Nellie G Adams returned from Georges with 84 swordfish. Hamburg American liner Alexandria docked at Mystic after 138 days from Hamburg with 6000 tons cargo. A grand bunting display marked the Republic near Bunker Hill while many liners and ships Ocean routes were present. Ex Representative Frank Wells and Captain Wardrop hosted a Fourth of July cruise aboard Lucy, with Baby Doris as mascot. Belmont sailed for Buenos Ayres, Harvard remains at anchor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buema
Mattie D. Brundage
Mary Cabral
Nellie G. Adams
Georges
Alexandria
von Lewenfels
Mystic
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Bunker Hill
Republic
Frank Wells
George W. Wardrop
Lucy
Jeffries Yacht Club
James O'Donnell
Wardrop
Baby Doris
Elsie Godber
Waltham
George B. Smith
Ruth Smith
Ned Smith
Brewsters
Shipping News Miniature Almanac for July 5
The column lists sun rise and set times, length of day, moonset, and high water. It reports arrivals of steamers including Alexandria and Leuenfels with cargoes and passengers to multiple destinations and agencies, and departures of steamers Ivernia and Alice among others. Also notes tugs and barges moving between ports and a late entry from Chatham about passing vessels and tows.
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Alexandria
Ger
Leuenfels
Hamburg
Moise
Patterson, Wylde & Co
St. Croix
Thompson
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
C. E
Laechler
Boston
Mackenzie
Yarmouth
Ndse
J. F. Masters
Nantucket
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
James 8. Whitney
Grove
New York
Calvin Austin
Kennebec
Colby
Bath
City of Bangor
Brown
Bangor
Bay State
Oliver
Cape Ann
Godfrey
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
C. W. Morse
Hersey
Guttenburg
Forest Belle
Liberty
Western Belle
Thomas L. Parker
Prudence
Derrickson
Philadelphia
Horace A. Allyn
Charles F. Pritchard
John G. Chandler
Nutty
Piscataqua
Portsmouth
N. H
P. N. Co. No. 14
Exeter
York
Cora
Johnson
Clementsport
N. S
Patriot
Boudrot
Port Daniel
P. Q
Ida
Leighton
Millbridge
Lydia W. Webster
Webster
Vinalhaven
Nottingham
Beers
Port Johnson
Savage
Hand
Tamaqua
Miller
Crimson
Beth Ayres
Beechwood
Ivernia
Queenstown
Liverpool
Alice
Sama
Cuba
Halifax
Hawkesbury
C. B
Charlottetown
Chattahoochee
Savannah
Ontario
Indian
Paoli
Wayne
Upton
Salem
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John Weeks
Conlin
Thomas F.‘Guiney
Lavernia
Charles R. Putnam
Nova Scotia
Bor
Belmont
President Roads
Buenos Ayres
Harvard
Shipping News
Wood Piano
Tremont
Gabler
Wood Piano CO
Tremont St
Henry FF. Miller
Iso Tremont St
Ilvers & Pond
Wessell, Nichol & Gross
Bis
New England
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfield St
d&Suatf
County
Essex
County of
Essex County
CourtyLouse
Satem
Mass
Guy
James P. Hale
White Star Line
Azores
Company
India Building
State St
Eastern Steamship Company
Bangor Division
Foster’s
Rockland
Cannon
Belfast
Bucksport
Winterport
Dark Harbor
Sargentville
Deer Isle
Sedgwick
Brooklin
S. W. Harbor
N. F E. Harbor
Seal Harbor
Bar Harbor
No. Haven
Stonington
Blue Hill
Searsport
Slampden
India Wharf
J. S. Carder
Union Wharf
Popham Beach
Richmond
Gardiner
Hallowell
Augusta
Pemaquid
KF. A. Jones
International Division
Lubec
V. P
Saxonia
Sylvania
Altonia
Caronia
Umbria
Lucania
Slavonia
Pannonia
THE
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas. Pe. Sumner, Agt
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co, Steamship Lines
Newport News
Providence
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
Summer Street
W. P. Coria
R. J
Dominion Atlantic Railway Steamship Line
Maritime Provinces
Long Wharf
Foot State St
Prince George
Washington St
Long Tet
J. I. Masters
N. E. Upt
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Michigan
Warren Line
Sagamore
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Milk ST
Cape Bretton
Prince Edward Island
McDowell's
Winter St
Witdtpple
Thurston St
Wiluter Till
Titeherswanted. Co. Operative Rubber CO
Hanover St
Ocean View Park Annex
Ocean
Boston and
Lynn
Ocean Ave
Revere St
State Bathhouse
Gaston Office
Old South
Revere Beach
O Reliutes
Old South Budg.et
Revere Breach
Poultry Place
Handy
DoRe Des Ster
Cosey House
Lacy
Court St
J. W. McCarthy
Trapelo Heights Park
Waverley; Cay
Subway
Lefare
Charles EE
Winchenbach
R. BF
Waldoboro
STATE
Haverhill St
North Union
Jet Coyne
M. E
Egiett T
Coyne Bros, CO
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Fanatics
Ees
First-chase
Post
Adsais and
Chestnut Sts
Charlestown
Ltes Stern
Tito
Salem and
North Bennett Sts
Hall's
Imp
Broadway
Somerville
Warren St
Dudley St
Sta
LADY
Roxbury Crossing
Senlaih Asine
R. Wise & CO
Leverett St
Enn Ee H
Shuman
Waltham St
B. S
Raskind
Union Park
D, Stane & CO
J. Seevak & Bros
Canton St
Waecipecan An. Isn. FE. Wallpaper CO
Causeway St
Heinemann
Tremont St. Bors
Tes Tva
Nim Wah
Bay ST
STA’ PE
Prof. Slyke
the Post
Holdsny
Guy's
Canal St
A. V. & Carlisle
Columbia Street
Cambridgeport
Arte ‘Y
Main
Secret Service
P. O
Allen
el Aly
EES Bank
Bankers Loan Company
Smith Building
Mutual Loan C.O
Water St
S. R. Briggs
Colonial Loan CO
d&Surf
Dewey Loan and Banking Company
William E. Fay & Co
State Street
Boton
W&sa i
Strong & CO
Devonshire St
Spooner & Briggs
Devonshire At
Tolman
Working Men’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Nat’l Loan CO
d&Su-if
Franklin Loan CO
School St
HUB Loan CO
d&Su
L. J. Peabody
Martin
Read’s Legal Agency
California
Cushing Medical Supply CO
Arch St
J. M. Nelson
Earth
Penn
Lewis & Co
Portland St
Science
Hall & Lyon
Chichester
Ladiaz
Chichester Chemical Co
Madison Square
Phila
Evans Chemical CO
A. Sanmgver
M.D
Boylston ST
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