Piano Workers Election Today in Boston Convention
The piano and organ workers convention in Odd Fellows Hall spent yesterday debating amendments to the constitution. today they move to executive session for officer elections and a vote on admitting women to full rights. Henry Abrahams and General Organizer O Keefe spoke. dinner at City Point followed led by Downey and Morgan.
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Boston
Wast
Thomas BB. Dardis
Boston Union
Henry Abrahams
Cigarmakers
O'Keefe
Iron Moulders
City Point
Messrs. Downey and
Morgan
Sequel to Abduction in Nashua Charges Filed
The Nashua Police Commission faces charges of non-performance of duty against City Marshal Alvin S. Eaton. Filed by Ellen Provost matron of the Protestant Orphanage through her attorney, the case stems from the June 28 incident in which Fitchburg children Mabel and Albert Bedard were allegedly abducted by Thomas Walch and Susie Nadeau and placed at the orphanage, with Chief Maton not intervening.
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Nashua
N EH
Alvin S. Eaton
Ellen Provost
Fitchburg
Mabel
Albert Bedard
Thomas L. Walch
Susie Nadeau
Man Accused of Reusing Oil From Storage Tank
In Bowling Green Ohio a rumor claims a shrewd operator used a lease in light territory to cheat Standard Oil. A well supposedly yields about 100 barrels every three days while the man allegedly taps the storage tank and returns oil to his well, recycling it into the tank for three years.
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Standard Oil Company
Nantasket Beach Trip Draws Boston Resort Crowd
As midsummer nears thousands of excursionists go to Nantasket Beach from Rowe's wharf with Nantasket line steamers leaving hourly for the beach and stopping at Pemberton. The resort boasts the finest bathing beach on the eastern coast and daily band concerts as popular shore attractions.
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Pemberton
Zigzag View of Esopus Judge Parker's Home
A fragmentary item notes the Esopus residence of Judge Parker, with reference to George and a nod to eight famous individuals. The readable text appears as an odd, incomplete glimpse from a historical page.
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Esopus
Judge Parker
Bryan Aims for Senate Seat, Not Endorsement
In a St Louis letter Walter Wellman questions why Bryan surrendered and did not fight the platform change. He asserts Bryan seeks the U S Senate from Nebraska to wield his gifts on the national stage with party leaders' support.
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Bishop Brady Emerges as Manchester Bishop Candidate
Rumor centers on Boston auxiliary Bishop John Brady D D as likely appointee to the vacant Manchester bishopric. Speculation notes Brady was high on a previous list used to assemble candidates for the Boston coadjutor role and suggests timing adds significance amid ongoing naming talks.
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Famous Swedish Chorus Arrives for Boston Concert
The Tunds' Students' Chorus from Sweden arrives this afternoon for a concert in Symphony Hall under the Swedish clubs of Boston. They will stay at Hotel Bellevue with a Boston visit to Harvard College on the agenda. Dr. Alfred Berg directs the 60 voice chorus and John Forsell solos, followed by a Swedish banquet at Faneuil Hall with prominent Swedish attendees.
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Miners Didn’t See Roosevelt In Oyster Bay Demand Action
A 125000‑strong Pennsylvania miners delegation arrived at Oyster Bay with resolutions urging President Roosevelt to intervene in Colorado mining troubles but was denied a meeting by Secretary Loeb. They left frustrated, heading to Pittston to report to their convention, and one delegate said Roosevelt’s decision could affect Pennsylvania’s November vote.
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Loeb explains miners were denied Roosevelt visit
Mary Loeb says a long standing rule barred unarranged delegations from meeting the president at Sagamore Hill. He notes miners from Pennsylvania arrived unannounced at Oyster Bay yesterday, and with no prior appointment could not be granted access. He adds that attendance rules will continue to be enforced for the president’s stay.
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Mary Loeb
Pennsylvania
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
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Oyster Bay
Davis Eligible For Parker Roosevelt Horse Race
Henry G. Davis the Democratic vice presidential candidate is described as fond of horseback riding. He prefers long morning canters over mountains on a good horse to opera or fishing and says he feels like a boy of sixty.
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Vas
Henry G. Davis
Judge Parker
New York
Ward 20 Opens Campaign With Democratic Rally
The Ward 20 outing at Squantum, hosted by the Young Men’s Democratic Club, marks the likely opening gun of the statewide campaign. Speakers include Congressman McNary, John R. Thayer, Richard Olney II, Josiah Guin, ex-Representative David T. Walsh, and Horace Drinkwater. Charles W. Bartlett will preside.
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Worcester
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Leicester
Josiah Jguinev
David T. Walsh
Clinton
Horace Drinkwater
Braintree
Charles W. Bartlett
Reynolds
Weather halts auto climbs at Mt Washington meet
Dense clouds rain and fog stop time trials for Otto Nestman in the Stevens Durica car and others. Mt Washington will again see auto climbs next year as conditions and entry prospects improve. Charles J. Glidden and A F E Morrison figures shape the endurance event and tour plans outline a 95 mile White Mountains circuit. Governor Batchelder attends and tours with the field.
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Otto Nestman
Stevens- Durica
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F. O. Stanley
Harry Tarkness
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Charles Glidden
Arctic Dress
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A. F E. Morrison
Boston
Batchelder
Eloping Wife From Germany Reunited With Husband In Boston
A German wife who eloped with another man is reunited with her husband in Boston after his attempt to detain them at the port. The couple transacted affairs, including a suspender factory stake, and the Berlin manufacturer who aided their reunion forgives her and plans to sail for South Africa with his wife.
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Berlin
Boston
South Africa
Nantasket Point Steamer Re Sort Draws Crowds
Hot weather brings large crowds to Nantasket Point over three days as families enjoy a resort with roller coaster midway flying horses and swings. Steamboat service from Snow's Arch wharf runs daily from 9 30 a m making a harbor sail a popular tourist treat.
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Nantasket Point
Snow's Arch Wharf
Tuetzer Couple To Sail From London After Elopement
Oscar Tuetzer a former Berlin suspender maker and his wife Frieda who eloped with Paul C. Blass sailed toward the United States aboard the White Star liner Republic July 1 and will depart on the Cymric as third class. Blass remains at an immigration pen at Long Wharf as Tuetzer goes to a new life with his repentant wife’s deportation ordered by immigration chief Frank P. Sargent after a courtship that led to flight and a theft of 800 marks from a strong box for fast money and a race trip to London.
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Commissioner-General of Immigration
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Steamer Route to Plymouth From Rowe's Wharf Daily
Plymouth can be reached daily by steamer leaving Rowe's wharf at 10 a m. The Old Colony excursion steamer on the south shore goes to the Mayflower landing point with ample sight seeing time. Return to Boston arrives about 6 30 p m.
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Democrats Hail Conley Victory In School Chief Race
George H. Conley has been elected superintendent of schools, a result welcomed by city Democrats. Born in Lowell forty nine years ago, he studied at Holy Cross, taught classics, and led Lowell schools before moving to Boston. He lives at 31 Osborne Road Brookline with his wife and five children.
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Lowell
Holy Cross College
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Benjamin F. Butler
Boston
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Canton Junction Post Office Safe Wrecked
Edith Bright, assistant to Postmaster J. W. Wattle, found the Canton Junction office safe blown open and under $150 in cash and postage missing. Chief John Plunket leads the inquiry as investigators seek how burglars carried out the quiet break in.
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Edith Bright
J. W. Wattle
John Plunket
Dr J Greene Claims Free Consultations At 34 Temple Place
Dr J Greene a renowned specialist and public lecturer on health announces active control of his practice at 34 Temple Place Boston offering free personal consultations for nervous and chronic diseases. The Nervura remedy he promotes is touted as highly curative with a worldwide track record and free consultations whether in person or by mail.
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Conaetes
Preparing for Registration Conference Between City Parties
Chairman Emmons of the Police Board invites President W T A Fitzgerald of the Democratic city committee and President Fred Bolton of the Republican city committee to a noon conference to discuss supplementary registration. A similar previous year sparked a clash over using police stations for evening registration, with the board siding against local registration. The Democratic leader weighs whether to seek registration again and decides today.
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W. T. A. Fitzgerald
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Fred Bolton
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Fitzgerald
George B. Pierce
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Norge Survivors aboard Cunarder Saxonia Arrive East Boston
The Cunarder Saxonia with some survivors of the Norge disaster is due to dock at East Boston today. The Norge sank about ten days ago with most aboard perished.
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Reciproc ity Campaign Presses Reciprocity Support
The campaign for reciprocity builds as President Henry M. Whitney of the Chamber of Commerce urges voters to back candidates pledging reciprocity. About 15 900 signatures, mainly Republicans, drive the drive. A 200 member committee will cover the state with Boston leaders named, and vigor will push the effort.
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Chamber of Commerce
Whitney
Faneuil Hall
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