Gage Delivers Hope Message To Commercial Clubs
Cincinnati May 28 Secretary Gage addressed the closing day of the Commercial Clubs meeting with Boston Chicago St Louis and Cincinnati. He reassured members that the administration remembers promises and stands for honest money and sound finances while urging unity and trust.
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Chicago
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Kentucky Highlands
Gage
Clifton Mansion
Dalvay
Lucien Wulsin
Cincinnati Club
Jerome Jones
Boston Club
John J. Glessner
Chicago Commercial Club
Buckeye
West
Washington
American delegation honored at Paris bimetallism banquet
The American delegation in Paris for bimetallism received a formal reception and banquet at the Hotel Continental. Attendees included Senator Wolcott former Vice President Stevenson General Charles Jackson Paine and premier Meline among other officials. The gathering underscored hopes for a silver solution with England and Germany likely to follow.
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Paris
France
America
England
Germany
Wolcott
Stevenson
Charles Jackson Paine
M. Meline
Ribot
Emile Loubet
Senate
Magnin
Bank of France
Fougeirol
Meline
Man Charged in Cambridge Shooting Arraigned in Roxbury Court
John Lustin was arrested in Cambridge and arraigned in Roxbury District Court on charges of shooting Henry Fayse on Thursday night. He pleaded self defense and was ordered to post $2000 bond for a June 4 hearing. failure to do so would commit him to a state prison.
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John Lustin
Henry Fayse
Cambridge
Roxbury District Court
Ward results show Hayes win amid Ward 3 melee
Elections in Ward 3 favored Hayes with a recount likely for the Drohan ticket. Ward 18 backed O Toole against rival Jerry Watson. Ward 20 saw Patrick F. McDonald lead his ticket. A near riot occurred in Ward 16 with a fence rail confrontation and a police confrontation. Corbett confirmed Hayes won Ward 3 at 3 15 this morning.
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O’toole
Jerry Watson
Patrick F. McDonald
Corbett
Post
Hayes
Two Arrests and Much Trouble in Ward 3 Caucus
The Ward 3 caucus between ex Senator Joseph J. Corbett and Senator James B. Hayes drew a packed crowd at the old Bunker Hill Schoolhouse. Hayes supporters claimed a large early lead, with 860 votes cast by 6 p.m. and a final 9:15 p.m. close surpassing previous caucuses. police intervened to quell scuffles, while reports later suggested Hayes led by a wide margin as tallying continued.
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James B. Hayes
Bunker Hill
Mr. Hayes
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Thomas O'Neil
Charles S. Sullivan
Peter F. Tague
John J
J. J. Mahoney
James J. Mead
Warden Mead
John F. Anderson
John Mitchell
B. Henry Holland
John F. Hawkins
Edmund Kelly
J. J. Phelan
Patrick McDonough
Hayes
Thayer
Ward 3
Curry
David B. Shaw
John J. Barry
Shaw
Michael Krohn
Allen
Krohn
Barry
Mead
Peter F. Towle
Hayes and Corbett Ticket Battle in Ward Elections
In Ward elections the Hayes ticket led by Richard P. Kelly faced Corbett led by John J. Hogan with a heavy turnout. Ward 5 saw a duel between William J. Miller and James J. Brock for control as polls ran from 4 to 10 pm and culminated in a Miller victory.
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Hayes
Corbett
John J. Hogan
Richard P. Kelly
William J. Miller
James J. Brock
Brock
Miller
Riot and Arrests Mark Ward 6 Caucus Vote
The Ward 6 caucus ended with two arrests as Inspector Cogan hauled away William Mullen amid a riotous scene. Fitzgerald backers clashed with rival Fritzhandlers while over 1400 votes were cast and a two per side compromise briefly held, with ongoing disputes over representation.
Quinn and Daly Win in Seventh Ward Caucus Big Victory
In the seventh ward Senator John Quinn and Patrick J. Daly led a large turnout with near 1000 votes cast of 1400, as voters lined up at Pierpont schoolhouse. The Quinn ticket claimed a three to one margin amid orderly proceedings and few disturbances. Ward 8 and Ward 11 results followed with Coolidge led ticket victorious and minor protests noted outside the ward room.
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Patrick J. Daly
Seventh Ward
Driscoll
Mr. Quinn
Pierpont
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Quinn
Ward 8
O'Brien
Francis L. Coolidge
Nathaniel G. Robinson
Louis D. Brandeis
Robert J. Campbell
Nat’’ Robinson
Thomas H. Gerraughty
John J. Dolan
Mr. Coolidge
Ward 16
Winthrop Hall
McDavitt
Brady
Corbett
Andrew McDonald
John Drohan
Fred S. Gore
Mr. Gore
Mr. Drohan
New York
Gore
John H. Donovan
Charles L. Cooney
Patrick F. McDonald
Terrance Cavanaugh
Gallivan Triumphs in 13 Ward Caucus Victory
Voters flocked to polls as Ward 13 backed Benator Gallivan in a quiet, orderly caucus. Warden Mike Sullivan presided in Ward 14 while inspectors and police kept order amid tight security. The McNary and McMorrow factions rallied, with Creed and Sullivan winning seats. Ward 16 housed the largest caucus, featuring two tickets and a cigar envelope campaign.
Nawn Victory in Ward 17 Caucus Pivots Local Race
In Ward 17 for the caucus of 500 to 600 voters, John J Nawn led the ticket with a red ballot card while Charles Quirk ran a split ticket. The event drew 1200 ballots amid a calm, with strong showings from city employees and persistent support for Nawn despite his legal cases.
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John Mulvee
John J. Nawn
Charles Quirk
Quirk
Nawn
Nawa
Johnny Nawn
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder diseases removed in six hours by the New Great South American Kidney Cure. The remedy relieves pain in bladder and kidneys and backs, works for both men and women, and relieves retention almost immediately. Sold by Geo Goodwin & Co., 36 Hanover St., Boston.
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Fitzgerald Victory Over Regular Ticket In Ward 2 Race
James F B Fitzgerald won Ward 2 with 795 votes topping rival Alderman W J Donovan and Representative John L Kelly by 47. James Barry received the smallest count at 614 votes.
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James FB. Fitzgerald
W. J. Donovan
John L. Kelly
James Barry
Delegates Elected in City Wards
Ward 1 selections include Frederick Day James F Nolan John Brant George Bond William Hodnett Mark Prest Whnifred Gaffney William Woodside John Quigley Henry Howard. Ward 3 results list James Hayes Timothy McCartney John Thompson John O Hara Edward Egan Henry Carroll Francis Doher.
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Frederick W. Day
James F., Nolan
John Brant
George W. Bond
William Hodnett
Mark Prest
Whnifred J. Gaffney
William C. R. Woodside
John J. Quigley
Henrys. Howard
James FE. Hayes
Timothy McCartney
John S. Thompson
John M. O'Hara
Edward Egan
Henry B. Carroll
Francis A. Doher
Pope Decrees Pentecost Novena Across Catholic World
A Washington dispatch reports an important papal encyclical announcing union of all Christian churches with Rome. Pope Leo declares that from now on a novena shall be celebrated at Pentecost in all cathedral churches and, if bishops approve, in other churches and chapels worldwide.
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Washington
Journal and Advertiser
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Leo
Desire Bruno Killed In Bicycle Accident In Chicago
Chicago May 28 Desire Bruno famous bicyclist died after a fall while riding home. He carried the bicycle frame around his neck when the front forks broke causing a violent throw to the ground. He died shortly after.
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Desire Bruno
Engine 705 Plunges Down Embankment in Wrentham Curve Accident
Attleboro May 28 A long curve on the Attleboro and North Attleboro branch of the Wrentham section of the New Haven railroad caused an accident. The heavy 76 locomotive left the rails and plunged into a swamp at thirty miles an hour though eighteen passengers were aboard and escaped serious injury. Conductor Walter Dodge Engineer George Bebard and Fireman Howard Manchester were in the engine. Manchester suffered a head wound. Travel resumed after the derailment.
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George B. Bebard
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Manchester
Lehmann Dined by University Athletic Club Leaders
Rudolph C. Lehmann the English coach to Harvard was honored at a dinner by the University Athletic Club in New York with over 200 guests present. A reception followed as speakers from Yale Princeton Columbia and Cornell paid tribute to his role in elevating college sports.
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Rudolph C. Lehmann
Harvard University
Council of the
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Mr. Lehmann
George A. Adee
Josh’ Hartwell
Yale
Professor van Amringe
Columbia
James N. Carter
Edmund ‘Wetmore
Princeton
Louis Madera
Cornell
Arrangements Completed for Miss Isabel Perkins and Mr Larz Anderson
Boston society eagerly anticipates the June 10 wedding of Miss Isabel Perkins and Mr Larz Anderson at Arlington Street Church. The bride, heir to a vast Weld fortune, is described as bright and charming. The groom is Harvard graduate and diplomat's aide, with a Boston reception planned at the Perkins home on Commonwealth Avenue.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
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Eleanor Grey
Susie Dalton
Theodoreux Knight
Elizabeth Seabury
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John Duckson
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Timothy J. Mullane
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John B. O’brien
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David F. Barry
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Patrick Bowen
Michael Leonard
Thomas Uniacke
David McCarthy
Fred W. Scheele
Frank H. Cowin
Maurice J. McCarthy
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Samuel Kasanof
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James F. Ryan
William A. Clark
Joseph P. Driscoll
James J. Brown
Harry M. Peyser
Charless. McAteer
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Edward A. Moore
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Samuel J. Sullivan
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Henry W. Gay
Patrick J. Driscoll
Hugh Montague
Samuel C. Thayer
William A. McDevitt, Jr
Charles F. Richards, Jr
George A. Massey
William A. Brady
Alexander Tasker
Michael P. Murphy
Jeremiah J. Keane
James J. Porter
Stiles
Hugh Devine
James H. Doyle
Thomas M. McBarron
Henry W. Harrington
Charles A. McNamee
James F. Quinn
Bernard J. Busch
Timothy D. Leonard
Bernard F. Lamb
Hugh W. Bresnahan
Michael J. McCullough
John J. Slyne
Thomas F. Green
John J. Sullivan
James J. Whalen
Daniel J. Lydon
Timothy ©. Cotter
Richard E. Harris
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Frank J. Havlin
Louis B. Orchard
Patrick J. Murray
Patrick W
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Michael Redding
Joseph J. Casey
Joseph P. Foley
Williams. McNary
William H. McMorrow
Michael J. Reidy
John A. McManus
Daniel V. McIsaac
Bernhard Mischler
Thomas J. Kenny
Henry F. Naphen
Alfred J. Hurley
Reuben Rush
Daniel G. Slattery
James J. Gearin
Denis W. Hickey
John J. Cusick
Fredericks. Gore
Michael Tully
Edward P. McDonough
John E. Curtis
Lawrence J. Earle
Patrick H. Horan
William B. Coffey
Richard P. Morrissey
James J. Gresham
Richard H. Foley
John Crohan
Joseph B. O'Rourke
Malachi L. Jennings
Peter H. Corcoran
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John W. Shanley
Michael J. Noonan
Thomas C. Breedan
John J. Nann
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George H. Norton
Timothy E. McCarthy
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Michael W. Finnerty
James H. Queeney
Patrick H. Brennan
Henry W. Kelly
Jerome L. Kelly
John M. Maginot
John BW. Kendricken
James F. Dooley
Leo Mentz
Charles I. Quirk
John P. Lannergan
John B. Duffy
Richard W. Garrity
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Frank A. Gafney
Pdantel J. Fitzpatrick
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James P. Kelley
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Thomas F. Mahan
Henry F. Feeley
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Frank J. O’toole
John J. Curley
John J. Galvin
James J. Casey
Daniel F. O’connor
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Patrick J. Crowley
John H. Daly
Thomas F. Kenney
Thomas A. Conroy
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Patrick F. Han
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Patrick J. Stone
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Charles L. Evans
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John J. Niland
Patrick H. Fallen, Jr
James F. Keenan
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William J. Power
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John E. Gill
John F. Kelly
John J. O’neil
William L. Cahalan
Daniel R. Murray
Michael H. Burke
James P. Toland
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Richard J. Nagle
Patrick A. Kearns
Michael J. Mahoney
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Henry P. Nann
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Harry C. Byrne
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Patrick F. Manning
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George H. Johnson
John F. Magee
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Michael A. Coughlin
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John F. Callahan
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