Moran Movement Gains Noted Strength In Taunton
Senator William Taylor reports strong Moran support in Taunton after surveying Worcester Lawrence Brockton Fall River Lowell Springfield Holyoke Northampton Pittsfield and Lynn. The Post publishes his interviews showing the Moran mobilization across Massachusetts.
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Post
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Taylor
Worcester
Lawrence
Brockton
Fall River
Lowell
Springfield
Holyoke
Northampton
Pittsfield
Lynn
Taunton
Mayor to Probe Moran Cement Charge
Mayor Fitzgerald and the Schoolhouse Commission planned a conference today to decide actions on an open letter from District Attorney Moran about alleged irregularities at the Normal School building on Huntington Avenue. Commission members had a private talk but offered no details. The core allegation is underfunded cement in the Fenway foundation.
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Fitzgerald
Schoolhouse Commission
Moran
Normal
Huntington Avenue
R. Clipston Sturgis
Charles J. Logue
Thomas Mullen
Normal and Latin School
Fenway
Labor Union Meet Called by Massachusetts AFL
The Massachusetts State branch AFL issues a call for a statewide labor meeting in this city on August 14. About 800 representatives from central unions building trades councils and wage earners clubs are expected to attend to take action to aid wage earners and defeat their enemies.
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Massachusetts
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Labor unions plan widespread Labor Day activities across New England
Old Colony Lodge 143 initiates 31 applicants at a special meeting. Winchester-Woburn Painters' Union 415 formed by William F. McCarthy, who also organized Wakefield and Arlington painters' unions. Chelsea Building Laborers to organize Thursday at 108 Park street under Chelsea Central Labor Union. International leaders addressed Coal Hoisting Engineers' Union 74. Building trades leaders convene at Wells Memorial to form a central building trades section. Coal Teamsters' Union 68 forecasts 1500 marchers in line. Journeymen Barbers' Union to parade 1000 members in white coats and caps. District Assembly 30 recommends labor bodies meet on Labor Day to discuss party positions.
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Old Colony Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
William F. McCarthy
Painters’ Brotherhood
Winchester-Woburn Painters’ Union
McCarthy
Wakefield Painters’ Union
Arlington
Chelsea Building Laborers and Excavators
Park Street
Chelsea
Chelsea Central Labor Union
International
Journeymen Barbers’ Union
District Assembly 30
K. of L., Incorporated
Mayor Reads Charge in Old Orchard Cement Inquiry
Mayor Fitzgerald at Bleak House refused to comment beyond his previous remarks until he could review the district attorney Moran's letter and investigate the laying of foundations for the normal school group. He said the cement issue would be his first morning duty to probe the charges and determine any fault.
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Old Orchard
Fitzgerald
Bleak House
Moran
Pilgrims Plan Boston to Quebec Shrine Visit
Catholic parishioners from Greater Boston prepare a pilgrimage to St. Anne de Beaupre in Quebec Canada next Sunday. Directed by Father Charles P Hennon from St Josephs Laconia NH last year over 1000 archdiocese pilgrims joined with many said cures. A train is sought to leave Boston North Station at 1130 a m August 5 with stops in Concord NH and a three day shrine visit including the Sancta Scala climb and Calvary ceremony.
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St. Anne de Beaupre
Quebec
Canada
Charles P. Hennon
St. Joseph’s Church
Laconia
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Edward F. Saunders
St. Anne’s Church
Somerville
Father Hennon
Concord
Railway machinists fete at Crescent Park Narragansett Bay
More than 2500 machinists from the New York New Haven Hartford railroad plus their wives and children enjoyed a carnival at Crescent Park in Narragansett Bay yesterday. They were taken to Providence as guests of the railroad and then traveled by special boat to the park.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Crescent Park
Narragansett Bay
Providence
Park
Price Comparisons For Week And Month In Stocks
Readers are invited to note stock changes over the past week and month. A brief study shows most issues gained in the week, with 23 of 283 improving two points or more. Southern Pacific hit a new yearly high at 785 8.
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Southern Pacific
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Stock Market Rally Driven by Money Improvement and Bull Tactics
A rally in the stock market is attributed to improved internal Russian affairs and money conditions, aided by bold moves by the bull set. Banks benefit from higher reserves and Panama Canal bond issues boosting circulation. Some leaders quietly support gains, while public participation remains limited. railroads show strong profits and better dividend expectations.
Market Outlook Sees Hope for Active Real Estate
The prospects point to a more active market with improved general conditions. As long as the money market stays free from disturbance, continued recovery is hoped for.
Mexican Telephone & Telegraph Company reports 1906 results
The Mexican Telephone and Telegraph Company released its first annual report after reorganization for the year ended February 28 1906. Net earnings rose to 162832 from 139381 with higher gross earnings 319665 versus 298131 and rentals up to 301751 from 280794.
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Mexican Telephone & Telegraph Company
New England Frisco Losses Detailed in Insurance Report
New York State Superintendent Otto Kelsey released sworn loss figures from fire and inland marine insurers related to the San Francisco disaster. The report shows New England and foreign company totals, with Hartford Fire of Connecticut posting the largest net loss at 6,186,701 dollars. The New England table lists multiple companies and their actual losses, including several with no loss.
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N. Y
Otto Kelsey
San Francisco
California
New York State
Hartford
Connecticut
New England
Fitna
Conn
Granite State
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Orient
Trained Seals Now Preaches Seals Man Turns Evangelist
Captain Woodward the trained seal performer leaves his act and $750 weekly income after selling his seals for $10,000 to become a street evangelist. He plans to preach to the poor in England with a headquarters in Southwick Brighton, aiming to reach vaudeville and circus performers.
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Boston
Woodward
Joseph George Woodward
Captain Woodward
England
Southwick
Brighton
Eng
Shot Two in a Quarrel in Toccoa Local
In Toccoa Georgia on July 29 William Smith aged 60 was shot dead and his brother-in-law William Bowden aged 35 fatally wounded during a quarrel with Elbert Loden who fled after the incident. Loden remains at large.
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William Bowden
Elbert Loden
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Moran's Taunton Support Boosted in Foundry City
In Taunton Moran backing runs strong among caucus Democrats and union men despite mixed voter signals. Reports from unions led by Wilfred Dexter and local politicians show Moran ahead of Olney and Guild, with labor groups and Republican defectors promising turnout though surface impressions vary under July heat.
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Olney
Governor Guild
John O’hearn
Taunton
New Bedford
John Welsh
Francis P. Connerty
Democratic City Committee
Thomas P. Hartigan
R. P. Coughlin
Coughlin
Charles G. Kidder
Central Labor Union
Dana
Senate
Fee of Labor
Superior Court
Moulders’ Union
Wilfred Dexter
Dexter
Mr. Moran
Milford Man Tries Three Ways To Die In One Night
Julius Engler a 47 year old farmer near the Bridgeport turnpike cut his throat and gashed his wrist then jumped into a well. He crawled out unaided and was rescued by friends who took him to Bridgeport Hospital. He had been suffering from temporary insanity and had threatened multiple times to end his life.
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Julius Engler
Bridgeport Turnpike
Bridgeport Hospital
Rumor Roosevelts Buying Galapagos Islands Denied
Washington reports dismiss Ecuadorian claim that ex President Garcia found documents stating Roosevelt offered to buy the Galapagos for five million dollars. The story alleges initial French talks failed as the U S would not allow European control. Galapagos consist of 13 volcanic islands. Ecuador has held them since 1872.
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Ecuador
Garcia
Roosevelt
Galapagos Islands
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United States
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Dent Roosevelt
H. W. Dickerman Ends 50 Year City Hall Career
Henry W. Dickerman, longtime Jamaica Plain assessor at City Hall, died at his son’s home after a lingering illness. He was 77, born in Stoughton, survived by his widow and one son J. Harry Dickerman of 81 Alveston Street. Funeral services will be held there tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Old Jamaica Plain
Assessors
City Hall
J. Harry Dickerman
Alveston Street
Stoughton
Neponset Man Dies On Street Car At Central Square
Matthew G. Toner 40 of 25 Wood Street Neponset fainted in a Quincy street car around 7 30 pm and died soon after at a nearby store. The medical examiner judged heart disease the cause. He was returning from Houghs Neck when stricken.
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Neponset
Toner
Hough's
Central Square
Wood Street
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