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A Seat to Be Won in Fifth District Vote
A call for strong turnout to elect Flynn over Knox in the fifth district argues sufficient Democratic and anti McKinley votes exist in Lawrence Lowell and surrounding towns. It notes past margins, larger 1898 and current registration gains, and asserts Flynn can win a Democratic plurality this year. It also mentions Bryan McKinley themes and civic duties, plus local notices of fire injuries, orchestra travel, and militia riding drills.
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Why Naphen Deserves Re-Election Over Pierce
A Boston paper argues against Dr. George B. Pierce’s bid in the tenth district. It praises Hon. Henry Naphen’s Democratic record, notes inherited wealth helps campaigns but won’t sway voters, and contends Naphen’s influence in Congress and local benefits justify re-election with a larger majority than in 1898.
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The Thayer Election Described as an Accident
The Worcester district Republicans label Thayer’s 2 year ago win an accident and anticipate a large majority for Washburn tomorrow. They argue Thayer’s practical influence, currency votes, and gold standard stance offer greater national and state benefit. They contend his renomination would waste that advantage.
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Harvard Triumphs Over Penn Defeats Quakers Soundly
A Saturday victory on Soldiers Field confirms Harvard’s football supremacy over the University of Pennsylvania. The win settles questions about Harvard’s eleven ahead of the Yale showdown, showing clear superiority in team play and individual performance despite Pennsylvania scoring.
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Meeting With Yale Sets Up Three Week Outlook
A conclusion suggests the recent discussion with Yale was productive and a follow up meeting is planned in about three weeks, with outcomes expected to be clarified by then. The tone implies cautious optimism about an agreement or collaboration progressing as hoped.
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Bryan’s Final Words in Chicago on Republic Ideals
The article cites William Jennings Bryan closing remarks in Chicago praising the Declaration of Independence as the nation’s guiding law while acknowledging imperfect governance. It notes his Lincoln arrival saying the fight was won and emphasizes the impending vote that will decide the historic contest.
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Harvard Victory Quiet Cambridge Streets After Triumph
The Observant Citizen notes Harvard’s Saturday victory brought mild celebration in Cambridge with few commoners joining the hoots, while many revelers were outsiders. Other items include remarks on coal prices, a Medford marriage, and upcoming Post 92 entertainments, plus a vivid pedestrian passage near Tremont and Pemberton Square.
Boston Post Photo Contest Promises Weekly Cash Prizes
The Boston Post extends its photo contest offering three weekly cash prizes of ten dollars and three dollars for notable photos. Readers may submit images with captions and photographer details. Submissions should aim for news value and human interest, with clear light and contrast for reproduction.
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Autumnal Message Drenches Baltimore in Grainy Verse
A Baltimore American poem paints October skies and autumn scenes with vivid imagery. The piece notes leaves turning, birds heading south, and seasonal shifts from July-like memories to winter’s approach, ending with pumpkins and chrysanthemums as autumn writes its signals on every feature of town.
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The Post's Original Short Story Competition
The Sunday Post hosts a conditions competition featuring brst entries in a literary contest. Readers are invited to submit short stories exploring strict criteria, with judging based on creativity and clarity.
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A Nurse and Patient's Secret Romance End in Same Town
In a Western hospital a nurse Miss Daley captivates staff with elegance and musical talent. Roy Armand Harrison, long presumed lost, reveals he is Emily’s childhood love and asks her to marry him after a fated recovery. They wed after a simple chaplain led ceremony before travel home.
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Feuding families unite after apology and marriage voyage
Roy Harrison heals old wounds as Mr. Daley seeks forgiveness for past wrongs. The couple marry and honeymoon in Deanville before an extended foreign trip. Roy avoids the so called convenient sickness and travels with his bride, signaling a peaceful future after years of conflict.
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Odd Bits of News From The Era
A Pasteur institute opens at Kausauli near Simla India. British Museum authors catalog completes after twenty years costing $200000, 400 volumes and 70 supplements. Rat law dispute erupts as Humane Society of Toronto condemns slaughter by dogs. A Chicago woman plans a 30 story office block, highest there. Woolrich Arsenal focuses on naval guns outpacing field ordnance. Antique sun baked clay baby bottles displayed in British Museum vase room. Tea production 188? China 290m India 90m Japan 40m Ceylon 19m. Dominion of Canada Labour Gazette to be issued monthly in English and French.
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Daily Table Hints Conditions Competition in the Sunday Post
Meal plan items listed for breakfast lunch and dinner with dishes and sides. The note includes a Radish salad recipe using radishes lettuce and mayonnaise and is signed Ga Wood Puritan Avenue Dorchester Massachusetts.
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Costlyknickers Johnny's Knickerbockers
A near sighted wife sews her husband’s new trousers into her son Johnny’s knickerbockers. The man wears the old pair while the boy sports the new, made from the husband’s fabric, leaving the father in the outdated trousers. Philadelphia Inquirer recounts the comic wardrobe swap.
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Neighbors Praise Morning Neighboring Habits
Washington Star notes a neighbor who rises early to cut grass and shovel snow, praising his neatness while suggesting his acts mock the worry of nearby residents. The remark hints at a punctilious public persona behind routine chores.
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Washington Star
Chapel Opened At Dorchester Street South Boston
St. Monica's Chapel near Andrews Square in South Boston was dedicated yesterday under Archbishop Williams. Rev Denis O Callaghan will assign assistants for the chapel serving St Augustine's parish. The former Unitarian church was purchased for Catholic worship with a dedicatory mass and evening vespers.
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Movement for Temperance unity across Scandinavian churches
A mass meeting at Bowdoin Square Baptist Temple launched a Scandinavian Temperance Alliance. Swedish Norwegian and Danish churches join, pledging to vote as Americans and seek temperance without licensing. Speakers included Rev. Bergesen and multiple pastors in Swedish Norwegian and Danish, with T. Engdal tel presenting in English. Monthly church representation planned.
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Is death by own action ever justifiable
Rev John L Withrow tells Park Street Church that responsible acts in life must be counted after death. He condemns self murder by the sane as cowardly and implies only the insane or defeated by hardship deserve pity. He cites 70 percent of crisis reports involve men and notes soldiers show higher rates in peace.
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Park Street Church
Four Masses Said In North Brookfield For French People
On November 4 at St Anne s Church St Joseph s Church and the Town Hall four masses were said for the French people. Father Berger officiated two at St Anne s Father Contout at St Joseph s and Father Lord of Spencer led a service in the Town Hall. Those who left were promised something.
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Their Church Jubilee Celebration at Auburndale Church
Auburndale Congregational Church marks its fiftieth anniversary with ten days of exercises beginning today to November 16. Committee members include William H. Blood George Harvey Charles E. Sweet and Raymond I. Bridgman. The church organized in November 1850 and has a bell weighing 3150 pounds that survived a prior storm. The Rev Charles M. Southgate installed November 14 18xx is current pastor as membership and Sunday school numbers are reported.
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Cathedral Mission Closes After Three Weekin
At the Cathedral of Holy Cross a solemn high mass was celebrated at 10 30 yesterday morning with Rev N R Walsh as celebrant and Rev Mr Callahan and Rev Mr Mullen of St Johns Seminary as deacon and sub deacon The Rev Father Splinter led the sermon The men's mission ended at 4 pm Papal Benediction was given by Rev Father ONeill followed by the Blessed Sacrament benediction The music was led by the men s choir under organist Mr Wheeler Clergymen plan another mission at St Cecilia s Back Bay next week under Pastor Rev Father McNulty
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Five Thousand Dollar Mortgage Gift to Lowell Church
At Fifth Street Baptist Church in Lowell a check for 5000 was announced by the pastor toward liquidating the church mortgage. Deacon Hall contributed the gift this morning.
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Mrs Peary Dead In South Portland at 73
Mrs Mary Peary mother of explorer Lieutenant Peary has died at her South Portland home after a stroke last Wednesday. She was 73 and had been sinking steadily. Neices Miss Nettie Willey of Corinth and Miss Marie Willey of Bethel cared for her, and she is survived by her son, a sister, and a brother.
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