McCall Welcomes Victory With Winchester Home Toasts
Samuel W. McCall learns of his election and spends election day with family in Winchester. He votes in Town Hall, then travels to Boston for celebrations at the American House and Algonquin Club. He honors campaign workers and pledges Republican unity and a strong 1916 campaign.
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Samuel W. McCall
Winchester
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Elect
Devonshire Street
Republican State Committee
American House
Charles Baxter
Stanley Miller
Young's
United States
William Alden Smith
Michigan
Edward A. Thurston
State Committee
McCall
Massachusetts
John A. Andrew
David S. Walsh
Russell
Poslam Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
Advertisement touts Poslam for eczema and itching, claiming rapid relief and skin soothing benefits. It promotes Poslam Soap as a medicated daily skin soap and offers samples by sending stamps to Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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West 25Th St
New York City
Prohibition Winners Dominate Virginia Legislature
Richmond reports a strong Prohibition victory as voters elect lawmakers for the Virginia General Assembly. With about 20 Republicans and Independents, the Democratic majority is set to control both houses and push prohibition legislation when the state goes dry by the 1916 constitutional amendment.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
Senate
House
Mrs McCall Reacts To Husband's Gubernatorial Win
Mrs Samuel W McCall of Winchester said she was glad and proud after her husband was elected Governor. She expressed belief in limited suffrage for women but declined further discussion at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. McCall
Winchester
Awaited Returns and Mrs McCall in Boston Visit
Mrs McCall has long followed her husband’s career and last night, before results were clear, she arrived in a Boston auto with her daughter Ruth to learn the latest returns. Her concern for Sam, a national figure, has always been central to her life in Washington and Boston society.
Mrs McCall and Family Long Known to Society in Winchester
In a Myopia Hill home overlooking Boston, the McCall family thrives under Sam McCall's devoted spouse and their children Ruth Kathleen Margaret Sumner and Henry. The family travels widely with their daughter and has been received by royalty. Sumner McCall, a Dartmouth graduate, pursues law in Chicago while Henry studies at Harvard and resides in central Oregon.
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Sam” McCall
Dartmouth
Sumner
Thompson
McCall
Myopia Hill
Winchester
Boston
Sumner McCall
Harvard College
Law School
Chicago
Henry
Harvard
Central
Oregon
Prominent Harvard Baseball Figure Details Family Athletic Ties
The passage notes the older son’s prominence in Harvard baseball and his father’s keen interest in college games. It mentions the son’s Dartmouth class team play, his reputation as a natural ball player, and his lifelong athletic interest. It also highlights his Dartmouth upperclassman role as a delegate to athletic conventions and his specialty in reporting college boat races.
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Harvard
Dartmouth
Washington
Governor Walsh Delivers Gracious Post Election Tribute
Governor Walsh in a Lenox Hotel dinner remarks congratulates Samuel W. McCall after defeat. He lauds McCall as a capable public servant and pledges no regrets while retiring to private life. The Bay State Automobile Association hosts a crowd of about 300 in a celebratory setting.
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Walsh
Hotel Lenox
Bay State Automobile Association
Massachusetts
Samuel W. McCall
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Cambridge Adopts Plan B for City Government
Cambridge voters approve Plan B changing city elections to December 21, starting the fiscal year January 1, and creating a Mayor plus a 15 member council elected biennially. Plan B passed 6768 to 4842 with GOP wins and Democratic incumbents defeated. Wendall D. Rockwood plans to run for Mayor under the new plan.
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Cambridge
John P. Good
Good
Patrick J. Curley
P. R. Ammidon
K. P. Hill
C. Burnside Seagrave
Wendall D. Rockwood
Sheriff Quinn Gratified by Suffolk Support
Sheriff Quinn expresses gratitude for the confidence and respect shown by the Suffolk county rank and file. He says he is gratified to have earned approbation and goodwill since taking office.
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Suffolk County
Sherif Quinn
Confer On Tabernacle For Sunday In Boston
Tabernacle committee with John H. Speice decides to start work on a big temporary structure by July 1 to host Billy Sunday revivals in October 1916. Plans call for 800000 feet of lumber and a cost near $20000, with an 18000 capacity when completed. Attendees include William E. Blodgett Edward J. Aldrich and Francis P. Luce.
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Boston
Tabernacle Committee
John H. Speice
The
Evangelist
William E. Blodgett
Woburn
Edward J. Aldrich
Brookline
Francis P. Luce
Dorchester
Mr. Speice
Spekce
Syracuse
Evangelistic Association
Kings Daughters raise 250 for Morgan Memorial kitchen
Mrs George E Frost announced the memorial needs a 500 kitchen and 125 delegates voted 250 toward it from 400 circles. The group may raise more at the closing session. Morgan Memorial serves meals with religious work and hosts next Sundays family day with hot tea and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Frost
Morgan Memorial
King’s Daughters
Daughers
M. Wheatie Farley
Susan Brokenshire
Grandma Hanson
Shipping News Arrives at East Coast Ports with Numerous Tows
Shipping notices list steamer arrivals and departures including Governor Cobb Ingalls St John Gloucester and many tugboats towing barges to Portland Norfolk Philadelphia and Bangor. Several steamers and schooners sail from Gloucester Halifax St John Yarmouth Nantucket and more with multiple towing assignments noted.
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Cobb
Ingalls
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Gloucester
Hatch
Norfolk
Hampden
Hersey
Baltimore
Melrose
Frostad
Suriname
Barratt
New York
Camden
Brown
Bangor
Dingley
Linscott
City of
Edgar F. Luckenbach
Nielsen
Annie H. Smith
General Knox
Sea King
Moon
Henry Endicott
Wilmington
Carlisle
Derrickson
Portsmouth
N. H
Conewago
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
Lablich
Logan
Wiconisco
Draper
Lenape
Bennett
Bear Ridge
Temple
Enterprise
H. S. Nichols
Pittee
Rockport
Mass
West End
R. G. Co
Partridge
Isle Au Haut
Wotton
Swans Island
Kelloch
United States Torpedo Boat
Flusser
Gardiners Bay
Reid
Halifax
N. S
Hawkesbury
C. B
Prince George
Yarmouth
Eskaseni
HM. F
Perry Setzer
Evie B. Hall
Rockland
Providence
John Scully
Shenandoah
EF. B. Sutton
Henry Failing
Walter A. Tauchenbach
Josephus
Solitaire
Tohickon
Preston
Tamaqua
Lincoln
Ontelaunee
Honeybrook
Wisconiseo
Perth Amboy
South Amboy
Saco
This Girl Capitalized Her Butter Fingers
The piece highlights a young woman in a light magazine sketch featuring her bold clumsy moments. It frames her mishaps as charming quirks and a rising persona in the social scene.
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Sunday Post
Rebuilding Dyehouse After Fire at Malden Plant
The Cochrane Manufacturing Company on Barrett lane Malden plans immediate reconstruction of their dyehouse destroyed by fire yesterday. Estimated damage is about 25000 dollars and is said to be insured.
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Cochrane Manufacturing Company
Barrett Lane
Malden
the Concern
Dye House Fire Forcing Transfer To Dedham Plant
The company will move its dye work to the Dedham plant as six buildings burn or face destruction near the State Armory. Some employees, many with narrow escapes, will also transfer to Dedham. Chief Butler sounded the alarm and the two story wooden dye house was consumed while firefighters protected nearby structures.
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State Armory
Dedham
Butler
German Envoy Moves From Sofia To Athens In Diplomacy
Colonel Falkenheim the German military attaché who carried the Kaiser message to Bulgaria and urged entry into the war has now gone to Athens with aides including a son of Prince von Buelow. He seeks demobilization of the Greek army as Greece delays on loan funds.
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Rome
Falkenheim
Athens
Sofia
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
von Buelow
Constantine
France
Fish prier arrivals constrained by rough weather
The day’s fish prier brought in limited arrivals with 11 ships offshore due to rough seas. A sizable catch included 13,500 pounds of cash value and 17,500 pounds of scrod haddock as dealers listed varied prices for haddock, cod, pollock, hake and halibut. Several vessels and cargo totals are detailed alongside upcoming City of St. Louis service plans and dockside incidents.
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Haddock
Cod
Hake
Pollock
Commonwealth
Ellen & Mary
Gorton
Walerie
Mary C. Santos
Angeline Nunan
EF. Nunan
Iden
Laura Enos
Cecilie Damage Suit Arguments Set for December 6
Final arguments in the damage suit brought by Guaranty Trust Co of New York and others against the North German Lloyd Line over the Kronprinzessin Cecilie voyage failure before Judge Hale in the U S District Court at Boston will be heard on December 6.
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Guaranty Trust Co
New York
Lievd
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Europe
Hale
United States District Court
Boston
What Dyspetics Should Eat
A medical note argues that most indigestion stems from excess stomach acid and advises dyspeptics to avoid acid foods. It recommends moderate meals followed by a teaspoon of bisulated magnesia to neutralize stomach acidity and prevent irritation, endorsing bisurated magnesia as an effective antacid.
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised for soldiers feet
The Detroit Free Press notes Allen's Foot-Base powder eases foot soreness for soldiers and is adopted by armies. The ad claims foot powder prevents sore feet and improves walking distance and speed. It promotes use in shoes and foot baths with a 5 cent price and free sample offer.
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Detroit Free Press
Allen
Uncle Sam
Allen G
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Yi
Anti-kamma Tablets Promise Quick Relief for Flu and Ailments
The ad touts Anti-kamma AK Tablets as superior for la grippe colds fevers and many pains. For over 20 years physicians have recommended them as inexpensive pleasant to take and effective. A regimen uses Epsom salts or acids a limited diet and dosing AK tablets every two to three hours to break up illness in a day or two with relief in milder cases. Also promoted for neuralgia rheumatic pains women's pains indigestion and insomnia. All druggists carry them. genuine tablets bear the K mark.
Don’t Neglect Backache Pains
Backache signals danger and should be heeded. Take rheumosalts from a drug store as directed, to activate the liver and cleanse the kidneys, aiming for relief in a few days. Rkeumabath Co., St Pawh.
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Rkeumabath Co
St, Pawh
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