Gorman declines chairmanship at Democratic national committee
New York July 19 Senator Gorman again refused to accept the chairmanship of the Democratic national committee at a crowded Hoff man House conference. Ex Senators Davis and Murphy, Thomas F. Ryan and others attended. John Kern of Indiana urged Thomas Taggart for chairman, saying Indiana votes would not be affected by the choice. A telegram from Davis stated he would be unable to accompany Senator Davis tomorrow but would join later.
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New York
Gorman
Democratic National Committee
Hoffman House
Henry G. Davis
William I. Sheehan
Edward Murphy
Thomas F. Ryan
Norman E. Mack
John N. Kern
Indiana
Elliot Danforth
James M. Guffey
John W. Kern
Thomas Taggart
Kern
Taggart
Senator Gorman Postpones Visit to Judge Parker
In Esopus New York on July 19 United States Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland who has been asked to head the national Democratic committee was invited by Judge Parker to visit.
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Esopus
N. Y
United States
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
National Democratic Committee
Parker
Miles Explains Withdrawal From Prohibition Candidacy
Chicago July 19 General Nelson A Miles explains in a letter why he withdrew as a Prohibition presidential candidate He feared dissension his name might provoke and urged keeping his name out He believes temperance supporters could unite to elect a President and end the partnership between government and the saloon.
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Chicago
John G. Woolley
Nelson A. Miles
Prohibition
Miles
Prohibition Party
Hill jokes on Roosevelt nominating decision at Hoffman House
Ex Governor David B Hill quipped after a conference at the Hoffman House that party leaders cannot act until they learn if Roosevelt will accept the Republican nomination. The remark punctuated a measured, wry mood from Wolfert's Roost.
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Wolfert
Roosevelt
Important Changes in NY NH Hartford Rail Service
Special notice announces time changes and reductions in passenger trains on the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad effective Sunday July 24. Larger timetable posters and pocket folders will be issued in advance with further information.
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NEW York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
P. C. Knox Plans Europe Trip After Meeting President
At Oyster Bay station at 10:17 a m P C Knox former Attorney General and now Senator said he would visit the President before sailing for Europe for a five week trip. He added he plans to speak in Pennsylvania and fulfill campaign promises.
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United States
Europe
Pennsylvania
Back from Sagamore Hill at Oyster Bay
At the station Oyster Bay at 12 20 p m after his return from Sagamore Hill the President says he will speak more than expected and notes West Virginia and Pennsylvania share interests. he confirms decisive political stance and directness in talks with a reporter.
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Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Davis
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Davis Visits Parker Today in Esopus
Ex Senator Davis the vice-presidential nominee plans a visit to Judge Parker tomorrow amid talk of a joint notification. Parker shows casual interest and denies plans for any formal event. Heat remains intense as Parker hosts a small, informal gathering for Democratic supporters via the Queen City yacht from Poughkeepsie.
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Esopus
Davis
Judge Parker
Taggart
New York
Iowa
Iowa City
H. J. Stiger
Queen City
Poughkeepsie
Ellsworth
Edward L. Perkins
Democratic County Committee
Sheehan
Senator Davis
Parker to Visit Boston in Campaign Swing Likely
From Esopus comes word Judge Parker is likely to visit Boston during the campaign and deliver a speech. If he comes, reception details will be handled by President W. T. A. Fitzgerald of the Democratic city committee with Mayor Collins assisting. Possible venues include Mechanics Building or Faneuil Hall.
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Esopus
Judge Parker
Boston
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Collins
Mechanics’ Building
Ir Faneuil Hall
Sunday Post Animal Masks Contest Fun Grows in New England
Excitement over the Boston Sunday Post Animal Masks spreads among children in New England with belts of creatures like Goat Tiger Bear and Wolf. Monkeys Owls and more are planned with prizes up to 10 dollars. letters from readers describe mask parties and child enthusiasm as parents are urged to subscribe in advance.
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Boston Sunday Post
New England
Sunday Post
Boston
Animal Party Recited by Mildred Barney
Mildred Barney of Hillsboro New Hampshire details a Thursday afternoon animal party with a goat bear wolves tigers and pigs among the attendees. Games were played while neighbors watched refreshments included animal crackers lemonade peanuts candy and chocolate figures.
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Animal Mask
Mildred Barney
Hillsboro Bridge
N. H
Sunday Post Circus in My Attic Masks Tale
Arthur E. Iverson writes of a playful scene with a Sun day Post masks circus in his attic. Pets including Jack the Tiger bulldog Fred Archie Bears TIT pig Johnny Billygoat and Wolf join a chaotic parade as they chase and hug each other, a lively tribute to the newspaper.
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Sunday Post
Jack
Tiger
Fred
Archie
Bears
Tit
Johnny
James
Harry
The
the Post
Arthur E. Iverson
Sears Place
Boston
Groton Animal Mask Fester Delights Local Children
Dorothy Robbins Northeup recalls a summer afternoon in Groton Massachusetts where her daily Post reader father provided masks for a party. Children tied to posts formed animal figures a live goat joined the procession and a Bulldog protected the group prompting cheers and plans for a future Donkey addition.
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The
Post
Groton
Mass
Roosevelt
Sunday Post
Dorothy Robbins Northeup
Animal Mask Edaitor: A child animal mask party tale
Margaret Dole of Ogunquit Maine writes about a homemade animal mask party with her brother using a Wolf mask and Bulldog mask. She recalls a cave game, photography by herself, and sending a picture to the Post to thank them for the happy time.
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Edaitor
Harold
Margaret Dole
Ogunquit
Mr. Wolf
Fenway Club Animal Mask Show At Fenway Hall
A Boston Sunday Post reader writes about a July 9 animal theatre event at Fenway Hall with 20 participants. Acts featured pigs wolves and tigers plus dances and a zoo, ending with refreshments and prizes. The Fenway Club formed and plans weekly shows with names like Thomas Jaques and Louis F Messias listed as organizers.
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Animal Mask
Sunday Post
Post
Animal Mask Theatre
Thomas Jaques
Nathan Bensusan
Jack Bensusan
Eddie Holmes
Carl Holmes
Louis Messias
Fenway Club
Fenway Hall
Boston
THE
Louis F. Messias
Animal Mask Parade Led by Pigs and Tigers
Nine boys organized an animal mask parade with two goats four pigs two tigers and a dog led by Russell the pig. John Walsh and Sidney Brown the tigers followed by two goats Medwell Brown and George Townes pulling a cart with a dog Charles Hearst shouting praise for the Boston Sunday Post as pigs played with tin cans and a crowd laughed.
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Animal Mask
Sir—I
Russell
John Walsh
Sidney Brown
Medwell Brown
George Townes
Charles Hearst
Animal Mask Party Names and Roster
Yesterday in Somerville a themed Animal Mask party delighted guests with roles assigned to Rose Readon as the Goat, Grace Readon and Mildred Coakley as Bears, Mildred and Raymond Or rell as Wolves, Helen Coakley and Thomas Readon as Tigers with one more animal role awaiting completion of the Pig assignment.
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Animal Mask
Sir
Rose Readon
Grace Readon
Mildred Coakley
Mildred
Raymond Orrell
Helen Coakley
Thomas Readon
Police Board Hears Station 2 Fight Charge
Patrolmen Carl Carlstein and John A. McDonald deny the fight claim in the guardroom of Station 2 while Captain Gas kin says nothing. Witnesses describe a blow that felled Carlstein, who recovered and returned to duty. charges are filed and awaiting hearing date. Both men have served about eight years and are single.
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Carl Carlstein
John A. McDonald
Police Board
Station 2
Gaskin
Carlstein
Captain Gaskin
McDonald
Boy Suggests School Club Election Plan
A 10 year old from Salem Mass writes proposing a school club idea for fall. He suggests forming roles such as manager and officers, with examinations to select members and appoint positions like superintendent president and treasurer. He asks for a response from the recipient.
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Arbella Street
Salem
Mass
North Main Street
Penacook
Layton Stearns
Penacook, N. H
Animal Party and Parade in Roxbury on July 12 1904
Ruth Wayne hosted an Animal Party and Parade at 15 Elmore Street Roxbury featuring a parade of decorated tricycles with King and Queen Tigers led by Charles Vale and Clara Forbes.
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Ruth Wayne
Elmore Street
Roxbury
King and Queen Tigers
Tigers
Charles Vale
Clara Forbes
Autoist Caught After Chase Fined $10
Louis Gagare a chauffeur for a New York man was fined ten dollars in municipal court for overspeeding on Commonwealth avenue last night Auto Officer Pelton from Station 16 pursued him from Back Bay to the Parker House and arrested him He said he did not know to stop and did not hear the order.
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Municipal Criminal Court
Louis Gagare
New York
Commonwealth Avenue
Gagare
Pelton
Station 16
Back
Parker House
New Codman Club Plans Lawn Party in Codman Square Dorchester
The New Codman Club will host a lawn party at the club grounds in Codman square Dorchester next Saturday afternoon with Dr John F E Walsh in charge and an able corps of ladies presiding over booths A Municipal Band concert in the square is planned for the evening
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New Codman Club
Codman Square
Dorchester
John FE. Walsh
Span of Wolves show in Sunday Post pageant
A theater style pageant featuring Wolves and Red Riding Hood in a cart led by three Bears, Goldenlocks, and a chorus of animals promotes the Sunday Post. Characters include Henry Joyce, Paul Hale, Ruth Wayne, May Hall, and Ruth Wayne signs the finale as a reader.
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Span
Red Riding Hood
Henry Joyce
Paul Hale
Rede Riding Hood
Ruth Wayne
Three Bears
Goldenlocks
Marie
Helen and
Maud Lane
May Hall
Post
Sunday Post animal party with goat and tiger mascots
George B Edgelrley describes a Sunday Post animal party featuring two goats two tigers two bears three pigs and two wolves. Goats caused mischief Tigers were caged Bears danced Pigs rooted Wolves chased Pigs. He praises the paper and looks forward to more costumes.
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Animal Mask
Sir
Sunday Post
Matilda Slaney
Mary Roach
Eugene McCarthy
Robert Slaney
Eddie Murphy
Joseph Edgerley
Harris Clark
Francis Murphy
Henry Murphy
Harold Warren
Georgie Mathews
George B. Edgelrley
Homestead Place
Charlestown
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