Broadway Terrace Described as Real Upgrade Over Boston Limits
A marketing summary touts thirty thousand dollars worth of new houses and ongoing construction along Broadway Terrace in Revere. It highlights shade trees, a town park, city water, electric lights, proximity to Revere Beach, and quick access to Boston. It claims Broadway Terrace surpasses any property within the 5 cent fare limit.
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Broadway Terrace
Town of Revere
Revere Beach
Boston
A Word to the Wise Promotes House Lot Sale
A promotional notice urges careful buyers to attend the Broad way Terrace sale with a ten dollar deposit to bind the bargain and warns against those seeking freebies or being influenced by distractions like concerts or balloons.
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Broadway Terrace
Broadway Terrace Promises Prime Boston Suburban Lots
A real estate pitch touts Broadway Terrace on Broadway and Revere street as a high value, dry lot in a thickly settled area. It highlights proximity to Scollay Square Boston Lynn Revere Beach and local amenities while reserving the right to refuse sale based on buyer character or nationality.
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Broadway
Revere Street
Revere
Scollay Square
Boston
Lynn
Revere Beach
Broadway Terrace
Malden Street
Rent Payers and the Dream of Owning a Home
A persuasive appeal urges renters to buy land and build wealth. It questions the burden of monthly rent and landlord threats, promises an easy path to home ownership with no bank account required, and notes many tenants already pay rent that enriches a few.
A Lasting Monument to a Thrifty Husband and Father
Wives are urged to secure one of the lots to protect their fireside and provide a roof over their heads. The message stresses the value of foresight and the security a home ownership offers in tough times, praising the husband as a model of thrift. Agents visit land daily, even on Sundays.
Constitution Loses Topmast In Race With Reliance
In New York on May 28 the Constitution lost its topmast nine miles into the first leg, leaving Reliance and Columbia to finish ahead. Reliance won by 8 minutes 21 seconds overall, with Constitution limping home after the mishap though no injuries were reported.
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New York
Constitution
Long Island
Sound
Reliance
Columbia
Rhodes
Barr
August Pelmont
Bristol
Constitution Will Lose But a Single Race
Bristol Rhode Island May 28 The Constitution will lose little time and miss only one race due to a topmast mishap. A hollow topmast left two weeks ago is in boat shops, while a new steel mainmast, longer and stronger, is ready to be stepped. Repairs can be quick with 10 days till Sandy Hook races.
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Bristol
R. I
Glen Cove
Sandy Hook
Gridiron Club Holds Monthly Meeting on Socialism
The Gridiron Club of Boston held its third monthly meeting and banquet at the Revere House with Vernon B. Skinner presiding. Charles A. Burbank spoke for the affirmative and Walter A. Webster for the negative on socialism. James H. Knight was named to preside at the next meeting scheduled for the last Thursday in September.
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Gridiron Club
Boston
Revere House
Vernon B. Skinner
Charles A. Burbank
Walter A. Webster
James H. Knight
Great Tribute to MacCartney at Rockland Funeral
Funeral services for late Representative F. O. MacCartney drew a large, diverse crowd in Rockland. Massachusetts legislators, Socialist leaders, and professionals attended to honor the fallen ally, with a formal eulogy praising his life, sacrifice, and dedication to workers’ progress.
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Rockland
F. O. MacCartney
Massachusetts
Socialist Party
F. QO. MacCartney
James F. Carey
Haverhill
Wallace Co. Rawsden
Brockton
William TI. Dana
Newton
George A. Schofield
Ipswich
Frank W. Fenno
Westminster
Ernest L. Bonney
Scituate
Joseph J. Jackson
Fall River
Noble W. Everett
Wareham
Unitarian Church
Chopin
Mr. Wetherbee
Worcester
Tennyson
F. W. Lord
MacCartney
James Carey
Carey
Workers of the World
Rockland Cemetery
Engineer Yanson Dies From 17 Foot Fall Aboard Trold
Johannes Yanson known as John Johnson, 29, engineer of the steamship Trold, suffered fatal injuries after a 17 foot fall from the pilot house to the deck at Lewis wharf yesterday afternoon. He had contusions to the right temple a dislocated right shoulder and probable internal injuries. He was taken to the relief station where he lying fatally injured. He was unmarried and had worked on the Trold for several years.
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Johannes Yanson
Trold
Lewis Wharf
Yanson
John Johnson
Feeley Knockout Ends Fight In Savannah
Jim Jeffords of San Francisco defeated George Feeley of Sioux City in a 20 round bout at the Savannah Athletic Club. Feeley was knocked out in the third round and remained unconscious an hour after the match with concussion reported by a physician.
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Savannah
Jim Jeffords
San Francisco
George Feeley
Sioux City
Savannah Athletic Club
Feeley
Opening Night Draws 10000 At Steeplechase Revere Beach
Ten thousand people attended the Steeplechase at Revere Beach for the opening night. Attractions were free and the band played during the evening as the dome hall stayed crowded late. Management will formally open the venue today.
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Revere Beach
Williams Urges Radical Action at Somerville Democratic Dinner
William A. Gaston voices support for direct legislation and public utilities owned by the people, urging Democrats to unite and press for Canada reciprocal trade and tariff reform. He cites 1903 Somerville efforts and urges active campaigning through election day. Francis Curran and Mayor McNamee attend, stressing party unity.
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Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Haverhill
Brockton
Rockland
Williams
Francis P. Curran
McNamee
Gaston
Boston
Philip Keen
Democratic City Committee
Somerville
Mass
James W. Kenney
Democratic Committee
Russell
New Fingland
Canada
Senate
Ics
Massachusetts
William A. Gaston
Irish Lad Wins Brooklyn Handicap at Gravesend
Irish Lad led from start to finish to win the 17th Brooklyn handicap at Gravesend in 2:06 1-4. Gunfire finished second, within three inches, with Heno and Injunction close behind. The prize to Worth was $15,150 with other payouts to the second and third place horses.
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New York
Gravesend
Westbury
Harry Payne Whitney
H. B. Duryea
William C. Whitney
Gunfire
W. S. Fanshaw
Heno
Foxhall P. Keen
E. B. Thomas
Iad
Banastar
Gold Heels
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Cor
Sealant and
Revere St
T. E. O'Connell
On Land Cor
Broadway and
School Street
Progress
New England
Brooklyn
Nerman P. Duryea
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