Parker Silent When Asked to Speak in Chicago
Esopus New York July 24 Judge Alton B Parker Democratic candidate for President did not accept or decline an invitation to speak at a Chicago Democratic ratification meeting on Aug 20 with William Jennings Bryan among speakers He said he would attend only after notification ceremonies and would go to Chicago if possible The Illinois delegation led by E M Lahiff discussed party unity and a solid front for the national ticket Also discussed was Parker’s home Ulster County as a key political battleground and potential Republican counter moves in New York State
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Esopus
N. Y
Alton B. Parker
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Carter H. Harrison
E. M. Lahiff
Cook County Democratic Club
Oscar F. Mayer
United German Society
Lawrence F. McGann
Parker
Illinois
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Harrison
Hopkins
Lahiff
New York
National Committee
William I
Sheehan
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Ulster County
Kingston
New York State
A. T. Clearwater
Wingston
Martin
Court of Appeals
Judge Clearwater
Don’ts for Summer and Quinona Health Tip
Do not fill on liquids or upset sleep with heat. Consume Quinona as a morning and night tonic to keep the stomach healthy and nerves rested. It claims to cool the blood and maintain digestion, urging summer care equal to winter for comfort and well being in New England last year.
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New England
American Widow Weds British Nobleman at London Ceremony
Mrs. Knapp wed Lord Bateman yesterday at St George's Hanover Square in a quiet ceremony. Ridgley Carter escorted the bride, given away by Lady Alice Leslie, with rectors Habden, Hanbury, Parker, and Anderson officiating. Mrs Knapp, daughter of James J. Graham of San Francisco, becomes Lady Bateman.
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London
Knapp
Lord Bateman
St. George’s
Hanover Square
Ridgley Carter
Alice Leslie
Habden
Arthur Hanbury
Archibald Parker
David Anderson
Henry C. Knapp
James J. Graham
San Francisco
Europe
East Highty-second Street
New York
Supposed incendiaries start Dunstable fire
Dunstable July 24 Ten million feet of wood partially sawed timber and logs valued at 10000 was destroyed by fire in the yards of William T Proctor. The blaze is believed incendiary. The lumber was insured for 6000.
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Dunstable
William T. Proctor
Hotel proprietor charged after farmer shot in Stephenton
George Fischer an eight year old farmer from Stephenton New York was shot in the left side near the heart at the Vanderbilt House. He says proprietor A B Dannburg fired after refusing more liquor. Dannburg went to Troy to surrender while Fischer lies fatally wounded. both men had good reputations.
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Pittsfield
George Fischer
Stephentown
N. Y
House of Mercy Hospital
Fischer
Vanderbilt
Stephenton
A. B. Dannburg
Road House
Dannburg
Troy
Peril to U S Shipping Reported by Times Correspondent
A Tokyo Times dispatch dated July 24 asserts Vladivostok squadron aims to disrupt trade between the United States and Japan and endanger steamers from Canada and San Francisco while seemingly sealing Tokyo Bay.
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London
Tokio
the Times
United States
Japan
Canada
San Francisco
Tokio Bay
Senator Davis Attends Bedford Springs Church Service
Bedford Springs Penn July 24 quiet political mood. Senator Davis his daughter Mrs Wee and grandchildren with private secretary Mr Charles Robb attended the Presbyterian Church this morning. Colonel Guffey left the Bedford Springs Hotel to attend the conference on New York Tuesday.
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Bedford Springs
Penn
Senator Davis
Wee
Charles Robb
Presbyterian Church
Colonel Guffey
New York
Notification of Theodore Roosevelt Nomination Planned
Oyster Bay July 24 The Republican notification for Theodore Roosevelt to the presidency is set for next Wednesday at Sagamore Hill. The event will feature Chairman Cannon and President Roosevelt on the veranda if weather permits, with a luncheon and reception afterward before departure for New York.
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph G. Cannon
New York
Long Island City
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Sagamor Hill
Washington
Cannon
Cortelyou
Chicago
J. E. Purdy
Joe Cannon
Woman To Jump From West Boston Bridge Foiled By Trolley Motorman
Just before midnight a well dressed woman tried to jump from the temporary West Boston bridge into the Charles River. Patrick J Cappncy, motorman of a passing car, leaped off the trolley and grasped her, held her until Patrolman Frank Macarthur arrived. She refused to give her name, wore gold earrings, and claimed to be well-to-do. She called for her children and said her mother lived at 190 Portland street Cambridge and her husband is away. She will be held for court this morning.
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West Boston
Charles River
Patrick J. Cappncy
Frank Macarthur
Portland Street
Cambridge
McKenna Dies in Somerville Hospital
James McKenna died in Somerville Hospital at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. An autopsy will be performed to determine the cause. He was found unconscious in a Washington Street blacksmith shop by Patrolman Bolton Thursday. He had previously been treated at Relief Hospital in Boston on July 18. A brother lives on Linwood Street, Somerville. Patrolman Bolton learned from boys that McKenna ate food from an old can later found to contain axle grease.
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James McKenna
Somerville Hospital
McKenna
Washington Street
Bolton
Relief Hospital
Boston
Linwood Street
Somerville
Springfield Fireman Killed After Truck Incident
Springfield July 24 James H Mc Cleary 47 second assistant engineer of the fire department was fatally injured when a hook and ladder truck ran over him as he attempted to board it at headquarters responding to a chimney fire. He served since 1888 except one year leaving a widow and three children.
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Springfield
James H. McCleary
Fire Department
Evacuation of Niuchwang Under Way by Russians
July 25. In line with orders from General Kuropatkin the Russians began evacuating Niuchwang yesterday. This morning their railway station is burning and they appear to be destroying property before leaving.
Howard Registrar member dies at home in Everett
Everett on July 24 reports Joseph C. Howard died at 4:30 this morning at his home 205 Vine Street. He had been recently appointed a member of the Board of Registrars of Voters.
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Everett
Joseph C. Howard
Board of Registrars of Voters
Vine Street
Crowley Receives Bravery Medal Amid Ceremony
At Allerton, a bravery medal was presented to Crowley in a ceremony at J. Lavis house this afternoon. The event included remarks by William T. A. and referenced a speech on peace, with Lavis and his partner Timothy noted in attendance.
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William T. A
Charles
Timothy
Crowley Receives Gold Medal for Yachting Rescue
J Crowley earned a gold bravery medal for rescuing four people from a fogbound yacht off Bunker Island at 1 30 a m on July 18. He rowed to the craft and steered it safely into Hull. Friends on Davys piazza include Fitz Gerald Boles Lavis Murray Ma honey and others.
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of Allerton
J. Crowley
Crowley
Bunker Island
Hull
Davis’ Piazza
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Boles
Charles Lavis
Mary Murray
Annie Butler
Annie Mahoney
Christopher P. McCaffrey
John J. Archdeacon
David B. Shaw
Julian RB. Hart
Thomas Galvin
Falconio May Replace Guidi in Rome Transfer
The Giornale d Italia reports it is likely Monsignor Falconio the apostolic delegate in the United States will be transferred to Manila to replace Monsignor Guidi.
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Rome
Giornale d'Italia
Lkely
Faleconio
United States
Manila
Guidi
Reports Boston Excited Over Expected Archbishop Visit
Boston agitation rises over housing the Archbishop of Canterbury upon his Boston arrival from Singland to attend the Episcopal convention. Bishop Grafton of Wisconsin notes social experts foresee Morgan and Sears hosting plans, with debate on whether the archbishop should stay together with guests or have a separate house.
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New York
Grafton
Wisconsin
the Tribune
Boston
Archbishop of Canterbury
Singland
J. Pierpont Morgan
Montgomery Sears
Mr. Morgan
Bostonian troupe weighs disbanding after poor profits
Atlantic City July 24 A Bostonian opera stock company conference discussed the troupe disbanding after a three weeks engagement. Despite decent patronage profits fell short due to a run of ill luck since the last Boston engagement. Charles Deacon and William Carson reported talks in New York on possible further financial help and winding up after three years as a corporate company.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Bostonian Opera Stock Company
Boston
Charles Deacon
The
Bostonians
William Carson
New York
Republicans Begin Active Work at Once
New York July 24. Joseph W. Bab cock of Wisconsin chairman and Jesse Overstreet of Indiana secretary of the Republican congressional campaign committee announce the start of active work immediately. The leaders outlined plans to organize campaigns, recruit volunteers, and coordinate fundraising across states. They emphasized unity within the party and readiness to contest upcoming elections with organized efforts and mobilization.
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New York
Joseph W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Jesse Overstreet
Indiana
Republican Congressional Campaign
Mittee
St. James Building
Broadway
Noted Koch Inhalation Therapy to Visit Boston Office
Noted Consumption and Asthma specialist Dr. Koch will demonstrate his inhalation apparatus at his Boston office 361 Boylston Street. The exhibit promotes Koch Tuberculine as a cure for consumption and asthma with free consultations. Koch operates a large network across major cities and claims high reputation and broad access to treatments.
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Dr. Koch
Boylston Street
New York
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago
Rochester
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Reading
Erie
Koch
Edward Koch
Koch Lung Cure
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Somerville Physicians
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Timothy J. Crowley
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National Dental
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AO Ueral Undertakers
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Roxbury
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