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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1904
Page
4
Parker Leads In The Presidential Race Delegates
Parker leads with New York 78 New Jersey 24 Indiana 30 Connecticut 14 total 157 while Olney Maine 12 Massachusetts 32 New Hampshire 8 Vermont 8 total 60 and Gorman Hearst Folk Gray and others hold smaller delegations. Washington dispatch notes Democrats doubt at St Louis convention amid shifting loyalties and regional balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
Connecticut
Olney
Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Gorman
Maryland
Folk
Missouri
Gray
Delaware
Hearst
Florida
Nevada
North Dakota
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Nebraska
Arizona
Washington
St. Louis
Alton B. Parker
Tammany Hall
Tammany
George B. McClellan
New England
Richard Olney
Patrick A. Collins
McClellan
Kansas
Alabama
Kentucky
Virginia
California
Louisiana
North Carolina
Dakota
Rginia
Michigan
Rhode
Tufts Coeds Tennis Tourney Opens at College Hill
Tufts coeds began their annual interclass tennis tourney at College Hill. Notable players include Miss Crowell of Wood's Hole, Miss Alice W. Clark of Waltham, and Miss Clara Parker of Middleboro. The seniors show strong play as competition heats up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TUFTS
Ennis Medford
College Hill
Crowell
Wood
Alice. W. Clark
Waltham
Clara Parker
Middleboro
Panic At Brook Street School In Vermont Storm
A severe electric storm hit Barre Vermont causing a small panic at the Brook Street school as lightning struck the building. About two hundred pupils rushed for exits while teachers restored order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre
Brook Street
Boiler blasts kill thirteen on towboat Fred Wilson
An unexplained boiler explosion near Riverview Park in Louisville today on the towboat Fred Wilson killed 13 and fatally injured 3 others. Dead include Captain Joseph Price William Quinn steward Albert Miller pilot Sherman Shively and four white deck hands from Pittsburg Braddock Penn and Middleport O along with two colored men from Middleport and Braddock. Fatally injured are Emma Williamson deckhand J Lettercouth Wellsbury West Virginia and Cliff Johnson Tyrone Penn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Fred Wilson
Riverview Park
Joseph Price
William Quinn
Albert, Miller
Sherman Shively
Pittsburg
Joseph Warren
William Thornton
Middleport
Patrick
William Holland
Braddock
Penn
Emma Williamson
J. Lettercouth
Wellsbury
W. Va
Cliff Johnson
Tyrone
Medford Inventor Demonstrates New Scaling Ladder
Fire commissioners and many interested in firefighting apparatus witnessed a demonstration in Medford as inventor W. F. Sampson operated a new scaling ladder. The ladder climbed seven stories with a hose line in under four minutes, showing speed and usefulness for high buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Street
W. F. Sampson
Medford
Y. M. C A Grants First Law Degrees
Boston Young Men's Christian Association will award its first bachelor of arts at the evening law school commencement on Monday June 6. Justice Hammond of the Supreme Judicial Court will deliver the address. Dean Ames of Harvard Law School will preside and degrees go to current and distinguished former graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Justice Hammond
Supreme Judicial Court
Dean Ames
Harvard Law School
Evening Law School Corporation
Record Readville auto entries set for Memorial Day races
Readville Memorial Day races drew 30 entries, a record list for the event. Massachusetts Automobile Club chairman William Wallace announced the field includes top operators with powerful machines led by Barney Oldfield in the Winton Bullet No 2, facing rivals H L Bowden, Horace Hills Jr, and Claude Fogolin in multiple events including a 10 mile open race with 12 entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville Memorial Day
William Wallace
Massachusetts Automobile Club
Barney Oldfield
H. L. Bowden
Waltham
Horace Hills
Z Jr
Claude Fogolin
Labor Men Watch Senate Doctor Mill Inspection Bill
Labor men follow a factory inspection bill before the Legislature. Amendments increased the force to five new State police members to cover Lawrence Lowell New Bedford and Fall River with Lynn added in the Senate. The Ways and Means committee opposed the expansion. the public service panel heard the Governor’s plan to merge the State police and fire marshal offices for two extra officers. The department now has 68 officers, 14 in criminal work, with factory inspection consuming all its time and a need for 80 more officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
C. H. Winslow
Fitchburg
Lawrence
Lowell
New Bedford
Fall River
Lynn
House
Hayes
Committee On Ways and Means
Committee On Public Service
Shaw
State Police Department
Senate Revises Sunday Stevedore Bill Reading Reconsidered
In the Senate Senator Nye moved to reconsider the rejection of a bill to permit unloading of vessels on Sunday delayed by accident or weather. He proposed an amendment requiring police permission. Reconsideration prevailed and the bill was read after a 15 to 17 rejection vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Nye
Cape
Bryan on Field Parker Hearst and silver plank stance
WM J Bryan speaks in St Louis during an interview. He downplays Marshall Field and Judge Alton Parker while criticizing Wall Street influence and asserting Hearst is a candidate. He predicts strong Democratic prospects and expects a silver plank at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Jennings Bryan
ST. Louis
Marshall Field
Chicago
Field
Alton B. Parker
Wall-street
Clevelardl
Mr. Hearst
House Refuses Salary Boost for R R Clerk Mann
Governor Bates faced a setback as the State Legislature rejected a proposed $500 raise to the $2500 salary of Charles Mann, clerk of the railroad commissioners, by 72 to 38 and declined to reconsider. Willard Howland of the State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation also seeks higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
R. R. Clerk
Mann
Bates
Charles Mann
Willard ._Howland
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Tufts Nominates Managers for Varsity Teams
Tufts College announces nominations for varsity athletic managers. Baseball manager is Waldo B H Dodge of Hyde Park. first assistant Herbert P Michael of Kingston N Y. Dana T Farnsworth of Taunton. second assistant Ernest C Mulvey of Worcester. John O Matthews Jr of Palmer. Frank W Knowlton of Chelsea. Track manager George L Warner of Palmer with assistant Curtis Hinash of Winchester. tennis manager William M Wise of Newton with assistant Henry B Hanscom of Leeds Junction Maine. Assistant football managers include Ernest A Ballou of Portsmouth N H Harlan B Turner of Portland Maine and Charles F R Bean of Medford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
George L. Warner
Palmer
Curtis Hi Nash
Winchester
William M. Wise
Newton
Henry B. Hanscom
Leed’s Junction
Ernest A. Ballou
Portsmouth
N. H
Harlan B. Turner
Portland
Charles F. R. Bean
Medford
National auto races may be held at Old Orchard
J W Morgan of New York visiting Old Orchard Beach says the seaside town will be the finest automobile track in the country with minor changes and likely chosen for this season national races ahead of Palm Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Orchard
J. W. Morgan
New York
National Automobile Racing Interests
America
Old Orchard Beach
Palm Beach
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