Brisk Auto Show Draws Enthusiastic Public and Dealers
The 1905 automobile exhibition draws large crowds with loyal buyers and curious yachtsmen alike. General Nelson Miles notes American builders surpass foreign makers in adapting cars to US roads, and both small and large cars see solid sales. Boat exhibitors report strong interest and potential purchases as coastward interest grows.
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Nelson A. Miles
Fortign
Sebago
Rangeley
Moosehead
Winnipesaukee
Automobile show highlights and notable models on display
Worcester buyer secures the top covered Thomas Flyer shown by Henshaw. FE Breed showcases the first American built Haynes with 1893 date. Reed Underhill exhibits the largest Stearns touring car. Packard and Wayne cars draw crowds as 46 demonstrators line up outside Mechanics building. Notable figures include James Linscott promoting bicycle customers to motorized buyers.
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J. S. Harrington
Worcester
C. 8. Henshaw
FE. S. Breed
Haynes-Apperson
America
Haynes
Reed-Underhill Company
Stearns
Cleveland
George Otis Draper
Packard Company
Alvan T. Fuller
Packard
W. C. Masters
Wayne
New York
R. R. Ross
J. W. Maguire
Pierce Arrow
James Linscott
Linscott Motor Company
Linscott
Mr. Linscott
Rees
Corbins
Pennington
N. J
Jersey City
Kulick
P. A. Williams, Jr
Barney Oldfield
Ormond
Bowden
John R. Eustis
Brooklyn
Boston
Columbia
Tl. L. Bowden
Narragansett Track
Nat Butler
Cambridge
Maine
Reid Returns to Lead Harvard Football as Coach
Bill Reid arrived in Cambridge to coach Harvard football and quickly met with Captain Hurley and Crimson dignitaries. He declined to discuss plans, saying he would work and consult graduates to get familiar with the situation. Harvard pays about 3500 dollars plus a larger sum from alumni.
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Bill Reid
Cambridge
Reid
Harvard
Yale
Hurley
Crimson
Medias Res
Harvard Athletic Committee
Say N Y Strike Was Crooked In New York
Charges filed with Samuel Gompers of the AFL claim the subway and elevated strike in New York was engineered to be broken. Gompers may visit New York to seek evidence, though the federation’s stance is unclear. Union members urged to join Boston Painters Union as transfers surge. John J. Gerber resigns as treasurer at Painters Union 11 meeting.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New York
Gompers
The
Federation of Labor
Boston Painters’ Union
International
Balilhorn
Boston
Hebrew Union
Union 11
Painters
Federation Frowns On Portland Exposition
President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor submits his annual report in Washington noting disputes settled and strong finances. Portland rejected as hostile to labor for moving the Lewis and Clark exhibit to St Louis. Several unions denied charters and urged under United Textile Workers. Proceedings settle New Hampshire Federation officer dispute favoring current electees. Gompers to consult with Cigarmakers' International Union on Philippines organizer costs.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor Today
Lewis and Clark
Portland
Ore
St. Louis Exposition
Silk Workers’ Union
United Textile Workers of America
International Association of Steam and Hot Water
Women’s International Union Labor League
New Hampshire
Philippines
Federation
Hebrew Painters' Union Charter Revoked in Boston
The charter of Boston Hebrew Painters' Union has been revoked by the executive boards of the international. The action affects the local union and its members.
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Hebrew Painters’ Union
Boston Hebrew Painters’ Union
The
International
District Assembly 30 K of L Meets. Hospital Hearing Set
District officials in Boston discuss a tuberculosis hospital hearing to be held in City Hall today. Elections and endorsements occur across unions including Roofers 17, Cigarmakers 97, Electrical Workers 108, and Marble Workers unions. The meeting also grants a charter to Boston & Maine railroad roundhouse workers and sets new meeting Sundays for Marble Workers.
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District Assembly
K. of L., Incorporated
Mito
Chael J. Kenney
City Hall
Richard H. Robinson
Roofers’ Protective Union
Boston Building Trades’ Council
Collins
Fred J. Kneeland
Boston Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Edward Anderson
Boston Electrical Workers’ Union 104
Cambridge Central Labor Union
Michael J. Birmingham
John McLeod
Hiller and
Roseman
Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Coopers
Boston Meat Cutters’ and Butcher Workmen's Union
Church Alliance
E. V. Batson
E. F
Electrical Workers’ Union 108
Wells Memorial Building
Knights of Labor, Original
Boston & Maine Railroad
Marble Workers’ Union
Preacher Isaac Selby Sentenced to Seven Years
Isaac Selby an elderly Australian preacher who shot Judge Hebbard on the bench at Superior was sentenced in San Francisco to seven years in the penitentiary.
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San Francisco
Isaac Selby
Australia
Superior
Hebbard
Local Selectman Race Counts Decide Winner
Votes from Precinct 2 led to a recount ending last night with James Gallagher declared elected. Alvin C. Norcross, four votes behind, withdrew his petition for a recount.
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Selectman
James
H. Gallagher
Alvin C. Norcross
Maine Central at Auto Show Impresses with Taxidermy Exhibit
The Maine Central occupies a 26 foot by deep display space in the Mechanics building for the Automobile and Power Boat Show.Walter D. Hinds of Portland provides a taxidermy display of game and fish with Maine themed signs. Maine Central Monthly and the Bangor and Aroostook Guide are highlighted literature in the booth. The Maine railroad staff promote spring fishing and Maine’s outing prowess.
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Maine Central
Mechanics
Walter D. Hinds
Portland
Maine
Maine Central Monthly
Importers' Show Highlights Foreign Car Craft At Symphony Hall
A large afternoon and evening crowd attended the Importers' Show at Symphony Hall featuring top foreign car construction and a standout 120-horsepower Bowden car that set a Daytona Beach speed record this winter. Charley Basle and William Wallace presented other notable racing cars, with Basle fielding questions about Bowden’s 324 seconds mile run and the dual four-cylinder motors on display.
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Symphony Hall
H. L. Bowden
Ormond
Daytona Beach
Charley Basle
Mr. Bowden
William Wallace
American trainer Greusil dies in Switzerland at 46
Philip Greusil, American and noted trainer at Newmarket for Lord Carnarvon and Richard Croker, died in Switzerland today of consumption.
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London
Philip Greusil
Newmarket
Lord Carnarvon
Richard Croker
Switzerland
Request for Chinese Ambassador's name and address
A letter from Nashua New Hampshire dated March 14 asks the Post to publish the current Chinese representative to Washington and the proper form of address. The letter is signed Sir Liang Chen of the Chinese Legation Washington DC.
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Washington
Nashua
N. H
Sir Liang Chen
Washington, D. C
The Associated Sunday Magazine United Across Major Papers
A description of The Associated Sunday Magazine’s nationwide reach and influence, noting it is built on a six newspaper basis like the Associated Press. It appeals to regular newspaper readers who seldom buy magazines, presenting literature and art as a Sunday entertainment oasis.
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Associated Sunday
Associated Press
Millionaire Reed’s Death Probed For Poison or Heart Failure
In New York at the Grand Central Hotel, Mrs Reed and her children confront a shock death. Dr Stedman says the heart was sound. Drugstore Charles B Rogers & Co notes prescriptions were telephoned and not clearly linked to Reed. Tablets in the bedside bottle may be harmless soda mints or other preparations.
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Charles B. Rogers
Charles B. Rogers & Co
Jamaica Plain
Mr. Reed
Grand Central
Roanoke Avenue
Reed
Joseph C. Stedman
New York
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Cutler
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Springfield
Windsor T. White
Mechanics’ Building
George M. Cromwell
North Shore
Herbert L. Bowden
Amos G. Batchelder
National Cycling Association
Racing Board
American Automobile Association
C. H. Gillett
Hartford
Batchelder
Automobile
N.Y
Indestructible Bearings Locomobile Co
Berkeley St
J. H. Macalman Supt
Naxwell
Panhard
Stoddard-Dayton
Randliff Motor Gar CO
Columbus Ave
Oxford
R. F. Coburn
Swi Jackson
EE. PF. Blake Co
Haymarket Automobile Station
Exawkins St
Haymarket
LABOR
Revere
Thomas B. Jeffery & Co
New England
Columbus Avenue
E. A. Gilmore
Bidg
Tremont
Greusil
China
Union Pacific
Oregon
Chicago
St. Louis
Willard Massey
Washington St
Boston, Mass
W. L.douglas
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Randis
Roveth
W.L. Douglas
Col
C. C. Corbett
Westland Avenue
Beacstroan
Wasa
G.C
Washington Street
Summer Street
Hanover Street
Comirt Street
V. Were
Sunday
the Associated Sunday Magazines, Incorporated
Union Square
Marquette Building
Millionaire Reed
Will
Henry R. Reed
Whistler
Venice
Boldini
Prince Street
N. Y
W. S. Moody
Tremont ST
Temple Pl
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