Burrage Seen As Likeliest Boston Mayor Nominee
Albert C. Burrage, a millionaire copper king and Standard Oil counsel, seeks the Boston Republican mayoralty with a reported offer of 100000 toward campaign expenses. Back Bay mansion and overseas yacht supply a lavish backdrop as Burrage favors an unopposed, factionless nomination and returns from Europe to rally support.
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Albert C. Burrage
Standard Oil Corporation
Boston
Europe
Burrage
Back Bay
California
Cohasset
Congress
11Th
John A. Sullivan
Mediterranean
Post
Hutchinson
M. J. Murray
Middlesex Republican Club
George N. Swallow
Hart
Jesse Gove
Bertrand T. Wheeler
F Burrage
Perlie A. Dyar
Common Council
William G. Reed
Mr. Furrage
Ashburnham
Melvin O. Adams
Roxbury
Harvard
Worcester County
Greenhalge
First
Boston Transit Commission
Brookline
South Boston
Dorchester
Brookline Gas Company
Hl. H. Rogers
Standard Qi Fatne
A. C. Burragee
Copper King
Piteous Court Verdict for Stearns Shrinks Family in Court
The judge sentences Stearns to 18 to 22 years after a guilty verdict on two counts. His wife and young daughter, present with his aged mother, break down as the prisoner is led away. The scene unfolds with spectators, jurors, and jail officials moved to tears.
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Lawton
Stearns
Dlock
Ambrose
Harrington
Gale and High Sea Tie Up Local Harbor Yachts
A sudden southeast gale roared into Dorchester Bay and City Point causing hundreds of small craft to surge and clash. Life-savers led by Captain Hamilton battled the storm for hours, rescuing two men and saving several boats while many vessels piled onto Pleasure Bay sands and sustained heavy damage.
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Dorchester Bay
Mecca
City Point
Pleasure Bay
Hamilton
Yacht Club
Nancy Hanks
J. W. Lane
South Boston Yacht
Steve Bell
Charles McDonald
Pleasure
Pilgrim
Castle Island
Better Classes Favor Abolition of Servian Monarchy
Belgrade reports within 12 hours a shift toward a republic in Servia after the king and queen were assassinated. A royal proclamation naming Prince Peter Karageorgevitch as king is to be debated by parliament, while strong unease and talk of civil strife grow among the better classes.
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Belgrade
Servia
Alexander
Draga
Peter Karageorgevitch
Skupstchina
Karageorgevitch
Ljubonir Kallevics
Peter Karageorgovitch
Austria
Russia
St. Mark
Obrenovitch
England
Natalie
Hasy
Count Lamsdorff
Queen Draga
Pitrovitch
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Nerve Support Claim
A historical product note claims Horsford's Acid Phosphate quiets nerves strengthens appetite and promotes refreshing sleep. The wording asserts permanent strengthening and overall health benefits with no cited clinical evidence.
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Horsford
Father Johns Medicine Color Maker for the Thin and Pale
An early 20th century cure touts Father Johns Medicine as a color maker for the pale and frail. It claims to restore vitality by enriching the blood and skin tone, promoting fuller health and strength for weak individuals.
Local Rain Outlook For Boston Area
Weather forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for light rain and clearing by Saturday. Temperatures rise Sunday with a slight fall first and then warmer trend. Southeast winds shift to southwest with winds easing as conditions improve.
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Boston
Malden to Lay Corner Stone of New Synagogue
The corner stone for the new synagogue at Harvard and Suffolk streets will be laid Sunday at 2 PM. It is billed as a red letter day for Malden Hebrews with a fine programme. Mayor Dean is among the invited guests.
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Malden
Harvard and
Suffolk Streets
Dean
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Wraith
Lillian
Mina
Fort Independence
Empire
Leary
Columbia Yacht Club
O Street
Lena
Servian
Assas
Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Malden’s New Synagogue
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