Harmony at Nantasket Dinners Draw Bryan Carmack Shepard
Thousands attend the New England Democratic League harmony dinner at Nantasket. Speakers include William J. Bryan Senator Carmack Edward M Shepard. Mayor Collins presides. A 2500 seat Yale tent hosts events with a 1 o'clock dinner and a 2:30 seating cut-off for reservations.
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Harmony
New England Democratic League
William J. Bryan
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Democrayor Collins
Edward M. Shepard
New York
Boston
State
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Carmack
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Young's
Hughes
Hollis
League
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Mr. Bryan
Yale
Rockland House
George E. Hughes
Patrick A. Collins
Bath
Concord
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A. C. Drinkwater
Braintree
William S. McNary
George W. Greene
Woonsocket
R. I
John Scott
M. P. Frank
Portland
George M. Hanson
Calais
Thomas J. Lynch
Augusta
True L. Norris
Portsmouth
Timothy J. Howard
Manchester
Nathan C. Jameson
Antrim
John T. Avery
Lancaster
John H. Senter
Montpelier
Vernon A. Bullard
Burlington
Emery S. Hains
Bennington
Thomas W. Maloney
Rutland
Felix W. McGettrick
St. Albans
Prescott F. Hall
George Fred Williams
Dedham
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Worcester
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Providence
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Pawtucket
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Warwick
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Pennsylvania
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Colfax
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Alexander Troup
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Brighton
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New Hampshire
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John H. Lee
P. J. Daley
Godfrey Morse
William N. Osgood
John A. Sullivan
James H. Doyle
W. H. Baker
Fred 8.Gore
Thomas B. Dwyer
Hamlin Announces Democratic Candidacy for Massachusetts Governor
The Hon. Charles S. Hamlin, former assistant secretary of the treasury, declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for Governor. He outlines reforms including fair districting, the referendum, home rule for cities, limits on corporate influence, municipal utility control, and stronger executive power in the governor’s office. He believes these platforms will appeal to Massachusetts voters and vows to pursue them if nominated.
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Charles S. Hamlin
the Treasury
Cleveland
Hamlin
Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Shot Girl in Worcester Shop
Clara Allaire an 18 year old worker at Hamlin Russell wire factory Worcester was shot four times by Zepherain Storge 66 of Marlboro who chased her into the shop after noon today and seriously injured her. Storge is reported to live with the girl's mother in Marlboro and the incident occurred in Worcester this afternoon.
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Clara Allaire
Zepherain Storge
Marlboro
Hamlin & Russell
Storge
Engineers to Wait on Mayor Over Eight Hour Law
Engineers' Union No. 16 plans to meet Mayor Collins to press concerns about enforcement of the eight hour law and weekly payments. They allege Pileree and Austin farms and public institutions force long hours and that wages are paid monthly rather than weekly as required.
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Collins
Pileree
Austin
Daring Rescue Saves Boston Heiress From Drowning
Ralph Conley of Cambria saved Eleanor Tewksbury age 18 daughter of Boston banker Charles W. Tewksbury from drowning at Second Beach Swampscott after cramps left her unconscious. He retrieved her, Dr Chapman aided resuscitation, she recovered at home with shock but no immediate danger.
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Ralph Conley
Cambride
Eleanor
Charles W. Tewksbury
Boston
Kilby Street
Nahant
Miss Tewksbury
Bessie Creighton
Mary Lovejoy
Edna Swain
Second Beach
Swampscott
Conley
Chapman
Tewksbury
Ten Fishermen Rescued Off Nantucket Shoals in Dense Fog
Ten Boston fishermen were rescued from a perilous fog and squall off Nantucket Shoals after separating from the Mary T. Fallon. The schooner Sylph recovered eight of them. two men remain missing and the Mary T. Fallon sails with two crew. The Isaac Collins is believed to have picked up eight more and has not yet arrived.
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Boston
Nantucket Shoals
Mary T. Fallon
Dorses
Isaac Collins
Malden Lawyer Frank Hemenway Dies After Poison Incident
Malden attorney Frank B. Hemenway, former member of Preble and Hemenway, died at his Albion Street home after ingesting cyanide of potassium. Police report suggests death by own action possibly tied to professional disappointment. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Frank B. Hemenway
Preble & Hemenway
Boston
Albion Street
Hemenway
Ralph
Charlesown
Abandoned Newborn Found at Tremont and Concord
A two week old dark haired male infant was found on a church window sill by Patrolman John Leary near Tremont and Concord. The well dressed child was taken to the Chardon Street Home after being found with a milk bottle and a bundle of clean clothing nearby. no clues to his identity were obtained.
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Concord Streets
John Leary
Station 5
Chardon Street
Leary
Concord Street
John O'Rourke
Murphy
Mulligan Charged With Manslaughter In Cottage City
Edward A. Mulligan of Quincy charged with manslaughter and automobile violations after a July 18 collision in Cottage City that killed 77 year old Ariel B. Scott of Westbury. Mulligan posted a 2500 bond and awaits July 31 trial.
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Cottage City
Edward A. Mulligan
Quincy
Eldridge
Thomas A. Dexter
Outlaw Tracy Appears Again Near Tacoma Camp
Harry Tracy the outlaw appears at Miller's logging camp four miles from Jansas Kat yesterday. He is not wounded and looks fresh and rested. Tracy wears a derby hat, has a slouch hat in pocket, carries a rifle two revolvers and a good supply of ammunition.
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Wash
Harry Tracy
Outlaw
Miller's
J.sansaskat
Tracy
Fair Weather Forecast For Boston and Region
Washington bulletin notes fair conditions for Boston and vicinity with partly cloudy skies Thursday and Friday. Winds remain light and variable across New England and Eastern New York with a tendency toward lighter air and mild warmth.
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Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
Campbell Dies by Hanging in Police Cell
Charles Campbell aged 29 died after hanging himself with suspenders in a Station 1 cell. Arrested for drunkenness earlier on Hanover Street, he was found at 4:50 pm after a search and medical staff failed to revive him. Undertaker Briggs and Medical Examiner Harris were notified. burial arrangements pending relatives.
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Charles Campbell
Campbell
Dunn
Briggs
Harris
Loring Street
Boston
Goodwin
Hanover Street
Body found in grain sack near shore in Bay Ridge
The mutilated body of a man with his throat cut from ear to ear was discovered tonight tied inside an old grain sack near the shore at Bay Ridge Brooklyn. Inquiries begin to identify the victim and determine a motive for the slaying.
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New York
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Fishing Schooner Mary T Fallon Struggles Toward Port
In dense fog and a fierce squall the Mary T Fallon crew, left with captain and cook aboard, is sought near Nantucket shoals. The Sylph rescues 10 crewmen from the Mary T Fallon, while two remain unaccounted for. The tale echoes the Alzena disaster last year and emphasizes the perilous South Channel fishing grounds.
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Mary T. Fallon
Cook
T Wharf
Alzena
Dorses
Jess Thomas
Brad Smith
Here
Nantucket Shoals
South Channel
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