Greenhalge Speaks in Western Massachusetts Rally
In Northampton on November 1, Republican candidate Greenhalge drew fireworks and crowds as he spoke at City Hall for twenty minutes before heading to Holyoke for another rally. The event featured leaders like A. H. Goeting and R. H. Boutwell, with questions raised about executive appointments and party duties amid war industry discussion. The Ho lyoke stop followed.
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Phinney Trial Opens for Slaying of Fireman Shine
Edward J. Phinney stands trial for murder in the Superior Criminal Court before Judge Fessenden, charged with firing on Fireman Edward M. Shine in South Boston last August. Mary Shine testified of threats and the fatal hallway shots, supported by Michael Clinton’s account of Shine’s confrontation, the club thrown, and Phinney’s two final shots as Shine fell. Medical witnesses described two bullet wounds, confirming the fatal injuries, as the case moved through testimony and adjourned.
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Loyal Legion Dinner Elects New Members at American House
The Massachusetts Commandery of the Loyal Legion held a dinner and meeting at the American House last evening with 825 members in attendance. Colonel A A Pope presided as election of new members followed a festive program. Notables present included Judge D Nah Ofainneapoke, General Sam B Chamberlain, Isaac Burns, and others. New members elected include James F A Adams, Darina W Eddy, and several officers from U S Navy and various Massachusetts units. Details about the listing and office hours for membership are noted.
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Rally at Brighton for Senator Candidate Coakley
A rally in Warren Hall Brighton tonight supports independent Senatorial candidate T W Coakley of the Eighth Suffolk district. Speakers include David D. Markand of Woburn James F Creed of South Boston Thomas F Doyle of Roxbury J P Hughes of Brighton and Coakley himself.
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Climate Threats Highlight Seasonal Health Risks
The passage notes that seasonal conditions are as vital as medicines in protecting health. It warns that temperature changes, cold storms, strong winds, and malarial germs from decaying leaves and vegetation pose great health dangers during the current season.
Sherman notes outstanding this date in billion notes
The document states that Sherman notes outstanding total 152,519,000 dollars and with silver purchased but not yet delivered the amount may increase by 700,000 dollars, indicating unsettled liability and pending delivery.
House Debates Repeal Bill Ended With Vote
In Washington the House convened amid light gallery attendance as lawmakers pushed the Wil son repeal bill with Voorhees amendment. A flood of motions to adjourn or recess failed. Reed spoke, noting the nation’s uncertain path. The Senate later considered Hill rule amendments and Geary Chinese act questions, with immigration debates and proposed enforcement funding.
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Hallowe'en Mixup Ends in Newtonville Court Case
A Newtonville Halloween prank mixed boys in dresses and girls in trousers causing chaos on Walnut Street. George S Eddy, a Boston salesman, beat a girl he mistook for a boy and was summoned to Newton Municipal Court. Mrs Glines defended her daughter, while Mr Glines opposed Eddy. Both families are prominent and Newton buzzes.
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Colorado Not Hoping Repeal Hurts Denver Business
In Denver on November 1 a reporter surveyed leading Denver businessmen including ex governor Evans, G B Ross Lewin of First National Bank, Rodney Curtis of Denver Tramway, C B Kouitz of Colorado National Bank, J J Reichmann of German National Bank and others. Each of them said Colorado would not be devastated by repeal and that the purchasing clause repeal had been anticipated for weeks with business slowly improving.
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House Hopes For Early Adjournment After Repeal Bill
Washington nov 1 the house action on the repeal bill raised expectations for an early adjournment of Congress. Senate and House rules committee planned a joint meeting to fix the adjournment date but failed to meet. Senate members left the timing to the house and the house rules panel will meet tomorrow to set a program likely aiming for Friday adjournment.
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Hires Root Beer Wins World’s Fair Prize Medal
The Charles Hires Company of Philadelphia is awarded the highest prize medal for root beer by the World’s Fair Commission in Chicago on October 30, 1893.
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Death of Captain John H Le Cain of Engine 2 South Boston
The fire department mourns Captain John H Le Cain of Engine 2 South Boston died yesterday morning from pleurisy after weeks at home. Born April 23 1837 in Annapolis Nova Scotia he moved to Boston in 1859 and joined the force as a call substitute in Hose 4 February 18 1860. He rose to foreman then lieutenant in 1883 after serving in multiple stations and doing carpenter work across the city.
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