Hearst Nominated by California Orator at Democratic Rally
The St Louis convention scene erupted July 8 as D M Delmas of California nominated William Randolph Hearst stressing California origin and party fidelity. Speeches, banners, and portraits followed with Parker supporters roaring in opposition leading to a nightlong, chaotic demonstration marked by flags, banners, and repeated cheers for Hearst and Parker alike.
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ST. Louis
William Randolph Hearst
D. M. Delmas
California
Delmas
New York
Hearst
Nebraska
Bryan
Delgnas
Parker
Arizona
Nevada
Iowa
South Dakota
Washington
Wyoming
Tillmois
Thut
Mr.Hearst
Carmack
Tarpey
E. M. Delmas
William R. Hearst
Mr. Littleton
Littleton
Alienation suit brought by Rosnosky filed in Cambridge
The action, a special attachment, was filed July 2 by Samuel F. Rosnosky for the complainant. Stockton, now absent, owns real estate nearby and the case involves Rollo E. Stockton as trustee. Mrs. McGuirk, 28, resides in Sussex New Brunswick with her 12 year old son. The suit centers on ownership and residency as related to a lodging house at Concord Square Boston and a Cambridge antique furniture business.
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Cambridge
Samuel F. Rosnosky
Stockton
Rollo E. Stockton
McGuirk
Sussex
N. B
Concord Square
Boston
Alisten Street
Post
Florence
Hilda
Roxbury Man Frederick Paskell Missing Since June Seventh
Mrs. Frederick Paskell of Roxbury searches daily for her husband Frederick Paskell a 40 year old carpenter who left their home at 2 Grotto Glen road on June 7 and has not been heard from since foul play is suspected. He is described as 5 ft 9 in, 165 pounds, medium complexion with a sandy mustache and he wore a black suit black derby hat and a white neck tie.
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Frederick Paskell
Roxbury
Grotto Glen Road
Paskell
Firemen Injured in Cambridge Engine Crash
In Cambridge at about 8 30 last evening Chemical 1 and Engine 6 collided at Magazine and Cottage streets. Driver John Dardis and J Buchanan were unconscious, James T McCabe trampled by horses while trying to stop a runaway. All three were taken to Cambridge Hospital. steamer damaged and fighter vehicle overturned.
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Buchanan
McCabe
Chemical 1
Cambridge Hospital
Cottage Street
Life saving crews for Charles canoeists
Two volunteer life saving crews along the Charles River between Dedham and West Roxbury have been formed. Ten West Roxbury residents with boats and gear, trained by the Volunteer Life Saving Association, undertake resuscitation methods. Crew No 1 includes Forsberg and Flinn. Crew No 2 led by Huegle includes Huegle, Anderson, Hall, Colburn, and Sanderson. Since season start, over six people have been rescued from drowning along the shore.
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Fatt’s
Charles River
Dedham
West Roxbury
C. A. Forsberg
Boston
John J. Flinn
Dr. A. L. Reagh
H. S. Searle
R. J. Hiatt
Canoe Club
John A. Huegle
Jamaica Plain
M. Anderson
Roy Hall
Brank
J. Colburn
Hu. Sanderson
Roslindale
Gore Street
Clifford Barton
Caricature of Officer Tilton Burned by Police
The caricature of Fatrolman Tilton and his best girl, cut down from the Vine Rock Bridge on Fourth of July night, was destroyed at Seaverns avenue station at Captain Moe Bryan's request. The act occurred with about twenty officers present, ten minutes before evening roll call, echoing a similar event from two years earlier.
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Fatrolman Tilton
Vine Rock Bridge
Seaverns Avenue
Moe Bryan
Two Swimmers Save Man From Water Near Winthrop Highlands
Steve Boylan of the metropolitan force reports an early morning incident near the Winthrop Highlands where a swimmer began to struggle. Two other swimmers rushed to assist and brought the man to shore. The rescued individual could not identify himself, and the rescuers declined to reveal their names.
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Steve Boylan
Metropolitan Force
Winthrop Highlands
Kuroki May Cut Railroad At Liaoyang Front
Reports from the front say Japanese forces under Count Kelles close on Liaoyang as Fengwangcheng roads are probed by heavy units. Skirmishes continue near Dalin pass with no clear forward move yet. A Japanese blow at the railway between Kaichou and Liaoyang is anticipated before rains resume.
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ST. Petersburg
Count Kelles
Fengwangcheng
Liaoyang
Dalin Pass
Kuroki
General Oku Takes Kaichou in Tokyo Fighting
TOKIO July 9. After severe fighting General Oku occupied Kaichou yesterday. The report notes the capture occurred on Friday as heavy clashes marked the battle.
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Oku
Kaichou
Tokio
Fearful disappearance of Flora Gitsky sparks worry
Flora Gitsky, 15, left home at 3 Davis Street Wednesday after threatening to kill herself. Parents Mr. and Mrs. Gitsky fear she may still be in the city, last seen on Washington Street. She is described as 5 feet 4 inches, pale with dark hair, wearing a blue suit and blue cap.
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Flora Gitsky
Davis Street
Flora
Mr. Gitsky
Post
Washington Street
Swallow Accepts Prohibition Nomination for President
Rev Dr Silas C Swallow announces acceptance of the Prohibition party nomination for president. He mailed a letter to National Chairman Stewart from Harrisburg, confirming the Indianapolis convention decision dated June 30.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Silas C. Swallow
Stewart
Chicago
Indianapolis
Army Bands Barred From G A R Parade
Boston Musicians Protective Association bars all union bands from the Grand Army Encampment parade if regular army fort bands participate. Secretary William M. Olin reports action aligned with the International Federation of Musicians rules. Fort bands are accused of unwarranted competition, and the association aims to stop it. Officials note President Mellen offered nine hours with a pay raise of 11 10 cents. unions sought nine hours with ten hours’ pay. helpers excluded.
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Boston Musicians’ Protective Association
Forts
William M. Olin
International Federation of Musicians
Mellen
Cigar Makers Union votes for 10 cent assessment
At a recent meeting the Cigar Makers Union endorsed the international proposal to amend the constitution to levy 10 cents per member on its 45,000 members to support the fight against Alabama anti boycott laws. The union also backs the bakers strike and label and urges attendance at the bakers joint picnic at Apollo Garden.
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Cigarmakers’ Union
International
Alabama
Bakers
Apollo Garden
Norwood Boilermakers Accept Mellen's Terms
At a July meeting of Boilermakers' Union 281 in Norwood, members voted to accept terms offered by President Mellen of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. A committee was appointed to wait on the railroad head to present the agreement.
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Norwood
Mellen
Union 281
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Somerville Strikers Under Eye of Police
Two Somerville police escorted a new American Tube Works employee home during a strike last night. Company officers fear some strikers may attempt to injure him, though the workers deny any plan to harm. Police were ordered to keep strikers away from the works vicinity.
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Somerville
American Tube Works
Labor unions set events and elections in Boston area
The State AFL convention is planned for Last ers Hall in Lynn during the week of Oct 10. Twenty two delegates from Boston team drivers unions will depart for Cincinnati July 28. James Timilty was installed for a 22nd term as president of Paving Department Union 6751. Laundry Workers Union 66 officers were installed with remarks by Frank H. Mc Carthy and Dennis D. Driscoll. District Assembly 80 Knights of Labor will hold its quarterly meeting July 17 in Homestead Hall with Thomas H. Canning presiding. Boston Riggers' Protective Union 10,815 AFL elected Joseph O. White president and F. Logan recording secretary.
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American Federation of Labor
Lasters’ Hall
Lynn
Boston
Cincinnati
James Timilty
Paving Department Union
Laundry Workers’ Union
Frank H. McCarthy
Boston Central Labor Union
Dennis D. Driscoll
Thomas H. Canning
Washington
Knights of Labor
Homestead Hall
Boston Riggers’ Protective Union
A. F. of L
Joseph O. White
F. Logan
Prominent Pueblo Man Found Suffering From Morphine Overdose
Natolen Guyet, a notable Pueblo, California resident, was found at the corner of Washington and Summer streets suffering from a morphine overdose taken by mistake. He was transported to Relief Hospital for treatment.
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Natolen Guyet
Pueblo
Cal
Washington and
Summer Streets
Relief Hospital
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