Minnesota Governor Seeks Saner Platform on Waterways
Gov Johnson of Minnesota, visiting Richmond on the James River trip, argues the Democratic party can win the presidential race with a sane platform. He favors waterways development, canals, harbors deepening, and opposes government ownership of transportation. He links tariff revision and federalism to the party’s victory prospects.
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Richmond
James River
Johnson
Minnesota
Democratic Party
Massachusetts Democrats expect full delegation to Denver
Colonel John P. Sweeney of Lawrence says a full Massachusetts Democratic delegation will attend the national convention in Denver. If regular delegates cannot all go, alternates may travel. expense concerns may limit some. A national committeeman race between Daniel F. Doherty and Dr. John W. Coughlin looms, with Doherty favored by many leaders. A meeting on the train to Denver, plus subcommittee talks on transportation and hotel arrangements, will shape the final slate.
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John P. Sweeney
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Denver
Sweeney
William A. Gaston
Daniel F. Doherty
Westfield
John W. Coughlin
Fall River
Coughlin
Doherty
George Fred Williams
Doherty of Westfield
Dr. Coughlin
Williams
William Jennings Bryan
Quincy House
Boston College Field Day Plans Discussed at Meet
Friends and former students gathered in the college music room to advance committees for a June 20 garden party and field day on the new campus grounds. Dr. John F. O'Brien presided and several women’s committees were formed to run class tables.
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Boston College
New College
John F. O’brien
Charlestown
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Martha Moore Avery
Marine Eye Remedy Health and Comfort Ad
An advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy for eye health comfort and beauty. It markets a product claimed to improve vision, reduce irritation, and enhance appearance with a marine ingredient blend. The copy emphasizes quick soothing effects and daily use.
Greedy Common Sees Men Dominate Park Seating
Women and girls with only one day off crowded the grass as benches were mostly occupied by men under the sun. The scene highlighted ongoing complaints about women’s limited seating on weekdays and the surge of crowds on the rest day.
Crowded Common Sees Squirrels, Seats, and Political Talks
Pleasant warmth attracts hundreds to the Common where tired women and crippled children rest on the grass while able-bodied men crowd seats. A season ticket holder angers by kicking a squirrel, prompting police intervention as talkative crowds debate politics and religion. Children fall into Frog Pond but recover with smiles as water proves shallow.
Big Progress Made by Women in National Life
The Rev. W. W. Bustard preached on Women in National Life to his Roxbury church and the G A R Ladies. He said the Civil War emancipated both black people and women and that in 50 years women have advanced more than in 500. He praised women's roles in industry and education and urged public support for schools and churches. He condemned frivolous clubs and stressed that self-centered women are useless.
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William McKinley
W. W. Bustard
Roxbury
Dr. Bustard
Kessler Dies by Own Hand After Brooklyn Killing
Lipman Kessler, who fled after fatally shooting Miss Nina E. Doane in her grandmother’s Brooklyn home and wounding her fiancé Thomas Faulkner, killed himself on Fulton Street after returning to the neighborhood. His body was found by police searching for him.
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New York
Nina E. Doane
Brooklyn
Lipman Kessler
Fulton Street
Miss Doane
Thomas Faulkner
Tekol Tablets Promise Quick Relief And Vitality
When you feel discouraged or tired Tekol Tablets brace you up and boost energy and mental activity. They claim to curb gloom relieve nervous headaches and despondency and refresh in minutes. The ad cites kidney regulation improved digestion blood flow and better complexion with delayed hair changes. Fully guaranteed under pure food and drug laws and sold in Boston and elsewhere.
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Boston
Katherine Roosevelt Hospital Stay After Injury
Physicians at Faulkner Hospital Jamaica Plain report Miss Katherine Roosevelt’s condition improved after a left leg fracture was set. She remains under treatment to ease her nervous strain and will stay at the hospital at least ten days with her mother by her side. Country Club members mourn the accident at yesterday’s horse show and inquire about her condition.
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Katherine Roosevelt
Faulkner Hospital
Jamaica Plain
Faukner
Country Club
Patrolman J H Wells Dies After 25 Years in Cambridge Police
John H. Wells 57 a Cambridgeport patrolman for 25 years and Civil War veteran died at his home 1 Village Street Cambridgeport last night. He served nine years as a Boston postal clerk before joining the Cambridge police and was aged 57.
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J. H. Wells
Cambridge
John H. Wells
Cambridge Police Force
Village Street
Cambridgeport
Boston Post Office
Barry
Eva G
Patrick
Catherine Barry
Battery Street
St. Stephen's Church
Hanover St
Brady
Hyde Park
Thomas F. Brady
Norton
Michael Brophy
Hillside Street
Mayflower Cemetery
Taunton
Brown
Roxbury
Katherine
Patrick A
Katherine Brown
McCaffrey
Victor Street
Crogan
Charlestown
Catherine E
Church of the Sacred Heart
Halbert
Olive Amelia
Vernon W. Halbert
Massachusetts Avenue
North
Fairfax
Kilmarten
Katherine Kilmarten
Stanwood Street
St. John's Church
List
Chelsea
Frederick List
Louis Street
Nugent
East
Boston
Charles B
Caron
Eleanor W. Nugent
Liverpool Street
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
O’keefe
John J
John
Hanora O'Keefe
Dearborn Street
St. Patric ‘Hurch
Dudley Street
Rees
Woods
Margaret ¥. Woods
Kenary
Rugent Woods
Weston Street
St. Francis de Sales
Captain Receives Midnight License For Revere House
The license board renewed Captain R S Harrison's midnight liquor license for the historic Revere House in Bowdoin Square after prior revocation last fall. Changes made to satisfy the board were not disclosed, and officials refused to detail them.
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R. S. Harrison
Revere House
Bowdoin Square
Captain Harrison
Excise Board
Boy swimmer drowns after cramps in Piscataqua River
In Manchester New Hampshire on May 24 16 year old George W Fri berg stricken with cramps while swimming across the Piscataquag River and drowned. The body was recovered.
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Manchester
N. H
Piscataquag River
George W. Friberg
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Victor Emmanuel
International Insitute of Agriculture
W. W. Bustard Pays
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R. H. Stearns
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