Murder charge against Rathbun in Indiana death
Newell C. Rathbun, arrested in Louisville on suspicion of causing Charles Goodman’s death in Jeffersonville Indiana, is jailed in Clark County on murder charges. Deserter Rathbun was turned over to Indiana authorities and transported across the river under War Department orders.
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Louisville
Newell C. Rathbun
Jeffersonville
Ind
Charles Goodman
Laudenum
Clark County
Washington
Rathbun
United States Army
Indiana
Little Rock
Insurance
Empense Goodman
Little Hook
Evansville
Goodman
Cripple Creek
Cal
Benson Doolittle
Doolittle
United States
Rival factions clash at East Boston rally in hall confrontation
Gallagher forced quiet as Giblin spoke amid cheers and heckles. Giblin attacked Deonry and Welly while accusing Alderman Kelly and Conry of threats and bribes. He recalled a $1000 offer to withdraw and claimed council race pressure, with police protection demanded for Friday’s rally.
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Gallagher
Mr. Giblin
Welly
Giblin
Kelly
Conny
East Boston
Conrys
Rman Tinkham
Arfeliy
Roceed
Alderman Kelly
Rival eighth ward rallies split between Gaddis and Doyle factions
In Ward 12 and 18, Gaddis Timilty and Doyle supporters held competing events. Jerry Watson joined Doyle at Minot Hall, while Gaddis speakers attacked Doyle’s loan bill vote. Key figures included James Curley, Daniel Curley, Finneran, and O’Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaddis-Timilty
Doyle
Gaddis
Cabot Street
Battleground
Mike” Gaddis
Jerry’? Watson
James H. Doyle
Minot Hall
Precinct 2
Democratic Club
Jerry
Watson
Alderman Doyle
Joseph A. Dennison
John ¥. Lynch
James M. Burke
David D. Leahy
James M. Curley
Daniel Curley
Ward
David F. Hogan
F E. A. Harney
John H. Donovan
James J. Casey
George E. Sheehan
Bath House
Jed J. Kneeland
Gaddis-Timlily
Union
Patrick EF. Finneran
John P. Sweeney
Fred J. Lambert
Frank J. O'Toole
James J. Timilty
R. F. Vlaurry
OConnell for Collins Leads Ward 20 Democrats
Joseph F. O Connell, president of the Ward 20 Democratic Club and leader of the younger Democrat faction, mobilizes support for Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 20
Democratic Club
Joseph F. O'Connell
Cascarets Candy Cathartic box mark featured on carton
The notice highlights Cascarets Candy Cathartic with its light blue enamel box and the c.C.C. stamp on each tablet. It states the product is never sold in bulk and available through druggists for 10 cents.
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Cascarets Candy Cathartic
C.c.c
Political rallies across wards target municipal tickets tonight
Rallies planned in Wards 3 5 and 20 feature speakers backing regular municipal delegations and ward committee tickets. Ward 3 meets at the Jackson Club 60 Bunker Hill street Ward 5 at City square under Patrick A Collins Club. Ward 20 venues on Dorchester Avenue near Glover's Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Club
Bunker Hill Street
Patrick A. Collins
City Square
Joseph J. Corbett
David B. Shaw
James A. McDonald, Jr
Ward Committee
Joseph T. Madden
Corbett
Charles A. Shaw
Common Council
Gustave Magnitzky
Joseph B. Gould
William Dudley Cotton
Glover's Corner
Joseph F. O'Connell
James Shields Murphy
Charles L. Cooney
H. Murray Pakulski
Edmund J. J. Doyle
William L. Grady
Clan-na- Gael
Edward F. McGrady
Entre Nous Club backs Collins for Mayor and McDermott
At a large Ward 7 meeting held last evening at 49 Bennet Street the Entre Nous Club voted to support Patrick A. Collins for Mayor and James F. McDermott for re election to the Common Council. Speakers included Representative Thomas Mackey T J Falvey D J Coleman and F J Mearlas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
Ward 7
Bennet Street
Patrick A. Collins
James #. McDermoTt
McDermott
James F. McDermott
Thomas Mackey
T. J. Falvey
D. J. Coleman
F. J. Mearlas
Sixteen Rebel Killed by Luzon Troops in Batangas Engagement
Captain Hartman's First Cavalry surprised about 400 insurgents at Buan Batangas Province in Luzon. Sixteen rebels were killed, five wounded, and nine rifles captured as the cavalry routed the attackers. Two boats reportedly landed arms on the Batangas Peninsula and were moved toward Duragan. Major West seeks the arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
Buan
Batangas
Luzon
Duragan
Major West
Dyspepsia Cure Free Distribution Expands Citywide
The Munyon free dyspepsia cure distribution began Monday morning and draws a constant stream of residents seeking medical advice and the remedy. Many report rapid relief after a few doses and hope for a complete cure as the program continues through Saturday night.
Munyon's Doctors Offer Free Health Guidance
A newspaper promotion for Munyon's Remedies and Munyon's offices claims many ailments stem from misdiagnoses and promises free consultations. It asserts stomach and kidney issues, heart concerns, and nervous disorders can be corrected by Munyon's treatments. The ad touts 25 cent bottles and Witch Hazel Soap as skin aid, inviting readers to visit offices daily.
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Mungen
Te Munyon
Miss Wackermann Taken to London Mad House
Miss Vanderbilt Wackermann of New York was taken to St. Giles infirmary today as a wandering lunatic. She had stayed at Hotel Cecil for a fortnight and wandered the streets hatless in a loose tea gown attracting crowds. Earlier she was linked to trouble with Professor Herkomer RA, who used her as a model and later faced libel threats from her and her mother.
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London
Vanderbilt Wackermann
New York
St. Giles’ Infirmary
Cecil
Miss Wackermann
Herkomer
R. A
Academy
Slattery Enters Eighth District Aldermanic Race
Among candidates for the Board of Aldermen in the eighth district covering Wards 14 and 15 in South Boston is Charles H. Slattery. He was ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
South
Boston
Charles H. Slattery
Slattery Seeks Alderman Seat in Local District Race
Born in South Boston, James J. Slattery has lived in Ward 14 after years in Ward 15. A Harvard graduate and lawyer with Myers & Warner, now with Dean & Slattery, he is a loyal Democrat backed by Alderman Norton and ex-Senator Baldwin. Baldwin publicly supports Slattery’s nomination and campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Ward 14
Ward 15
Bigelow Grammar School
Bigelow School
Boston Latin School
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Slattery
Law School
Myers & Warner
James J. Myers
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Dean & Slater
Board of Aldermen
Joseph J. Norton
John E. Baldwin
Mr. Slattery
Healey and Douglass Unite for East Boston Rally
In East Boston Ward 2 a joint anti machine rally brings together Representative William C.S. Healey ex Representative John J. Douglass and local leaders. Speakers include Councillman Joseph I. Carter Thomas J. Giblin and William F. Nelson with William E. Burke as presiding officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C.S. Healey
Ward 2
John J. Douglass
East Boston
Webster Hall
Joseph I. Carter
Thomas J. Giblin
William F. Nelson
William E. Burke
Veteran Firemen Hall Draws Large Boston Crowd
Seven hundred people attended last night’s seventh annual hall of the Boston Veteran Firemen's Association in Paul Revere Hall Mechanics' Building. Members of the association and delegates from other groups were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere Hall
Mechanics’ Building
Boston Veteran Firemen’s Association
Grand match leads New England League event
The New England League wore regulation uniforms and red shirts for the grand match led by Captain Henry Daniels and his daughter Mrs Florence Bean. They were followed by J W French and Miss Alice M Turner, Captain I Luce and Mrs Luce, President C Wilson and Miss Wilson, and about 50 couples with numerous notable attendees including General Alexander Harbison and several captains and prominent locals.
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New England League
Henry Daniels
Florence Bean
J. W. French
Alice M. Turner
I. Luce
Luce
C. Wilson
Knife Cure For Consumption In Denver
Scant details come from the Homeopathic Hospital in Denver about an operation on the son of Samuel Gompers the labor leader. Doctors opened the lungs removed tuberculosis tissue and say the patient is recovering. He arrived Oct. 31 in very weak condition and was told the operation could save his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
Samuel Gompers
Ward 20 rally backs Collins ticket in a party clash
A crowded Ward 20 Meeting House Hill audience heard speakers including Patrick I McDonald Malachi Jennings and ex representatives tout the Collins ticket while opposing factions argued over OConnell and the party's direction. Police intervened as interruptions rose and Casey urged unity behind John H ONeil for the ward committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 20
Collins
Meeting House Hill
Patrick I. McDonald
Malachi L. Jennings
Josiah Quincy
John J. O'Neil
Hart
John H. Casey
John H. Donovan
Henry B. Lovering
William J. Hennessey
Michael J. Moore
Casey
David B. Shaw
Charlestown
A Casey
South Boston
O'Connell
Quincy
Mr. Morse
Morse
O’connell
Democratic Party
John F. Cusick
Boston
John H. O'Neil
Tremont Tempe recital features Clowe and ensemble
An interested audience gathered last evening at Chipman Hall Tremont Tempe to hear Miss Bertha W Clowe render several pathetic and humorous pieces She was assisted by Miss Gladys D Hall the soprano soloist and Messrs Bryant Frost pianist and William Dousall violinist all offering attractive numbers
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Chipman Hall
Tremont Tempe
Bertha W. Clowe
Gladys D. Hall
Messrs
Bryant Frost
William Dousall
Italians Score Berwin Rally in North End Chaos
Ex Alderman William Berwin was targeted by about six North End Italian Republicans at a rally opposing the Berwin regime. The event at 124 Salem Street drew around 100 attendees who cheered anti Berwin tickets as Joseph Petitte, a city employee, delivered a pointed critique of Berwin’s leadership.
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William Berwin
North End
Salem Street
Berwin
Joseph Petitte
Petitte
D. J. Kinnaly Campaigns For Alderman Nomination
Daniel J. Kinnaly of South Boston declares his candidacy for the alderman's nomination at the eighth district caucuses. He cites strong past support and a narrow defeat last year, denying reports of his withdrawal and urging voters in Wards 14 and 15 to back him tomorrow.
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Daniel J. Kinnaly
Boston
Board of Aldermen
Kinnaly
Medford Caucuses Show Regulars Win Alderman Seats
Republican caucuses in Medford drew large crowds for alderman at large and ward contests in Wards 1 2 and 6. Regulars won each race by solid margins as Mayor remains a holdover. Endorsed for the convention were Alderman Curtis Councilman John Coulson of Ward 8 and David Harvey of Ward 4 with Ward 1 results defeating Chaney for renomination by a large majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Common Council
Curtis
John Coulson
David Harvey
Chaney
No action on Hurley's charges by Salem aldermen
Salem officials met to consider Mayer Hurley’s police charges but took no action. The aldermen adjourned after reviewing the case, with no vote or further steps announced. Mayor and police records were referenced, but no resolution was reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Salem
Mayer Hurley
Dorchester Club Hosts Third Annual Dance in Bloomfield Hall
Bloomfield Hall Dorchester overflowed with a merry crowd for the Dorchester Social and Literary Club third annual dance. A concert from 8 to 9 featured talents including Charles Chapman Lawrence B O Connor and Newsboy Doherty. Over 200 couples joined the grand march led by Floor Marshal John O Hara and partners, with Floor Director Parker H Murphy and Miss Annie Murphy directing. Dancing lasted to 2 am as many local residents attended, among them Daniel Reardon Edward Ryan Thomas Hoey John Ganley Peter Barry and a long list of others plus many young women in attendance.
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Bloomfield Hall
Dorchester
Charles Chapman
Lawrence B. O'Connor
John Purcell
John T. Clahane
Charles Littlefield
Falls and Sachs
Warren Mundy
Doherty
Daniel Reardon
Edward Ryan
Thomas Hoey
John Ganley
Peter Barry
William Smith
Terence McCormick
John Holloran
Francis McCormick
John de Co. J. Horgan
Lawrence P. Shannon
Neil Scanlan
George T. Fitzgerald
John J. O’brien
Walter Woods
Richard Ff. Sheehan
Redmond Fitzgerald
Edward Barrett
H. Bearre
Pakulski
Joseph Crowley
William Cadigan
Lila Brennan
Rose Murphy
Annie Devine
Honnells
Donohue
Tancred
Ella Ryan
Sadie Callahan
Gertrude Michie
Mary Horgan
Rose McMorrow
Agnes O’gonnell
Anna_ O'Connell
Helen Riley
Catherine Hayes
Lillie Adams
Hattie Ublacker
May Ormond
Catherine McCarthy
Cambridge No-License Rally Opens Fall Campaign
The first no license rally against liquor in Cambridge was held last evening in the Central building. Frank Foxcroft presided. Treasurer and secretary reports were read showing a balance of $9. Speeches were made by Foxcroft and several clergymen including the Rev BE Taylor Rev Father Scully Rev S G Shaw and Rev Father Barry.
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Cambridge
Central
Frank Foxcroft
Treasury
Foxcroft
BE. M. Taylor
Father Scully
S. G. Shaw
Father Barry
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Everett
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Field’s Corner
Meridian Street
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Boylston Street
Ward 20 Committee
P. A. Collins
Ward 20 Club
General Collins
Democratic City Committee
Atl
James F. M'Dermott
H. Slattery
Rally For Ward 2
Horner
Annie Bell
Miss Clowe
DR. Burkhart
H Crine
Avon Street
D. J. Kinnaly
Caucuses
Joel Goldthwait
Brussels
Bigelow, Lowell
Hartford
Joel Goldthwait & CO
Dorchester Social and Literary Club
Woodell
John J. O'Hara
Glines
Annie Murphy
Alexander J. Michie
Agnes Kelley
Harvard Observatory
Yale
John Weldon
Willimantic, Conn
Otis Clapp & Son
Lowell
Smith
John G. Smith
Garrett J. Cody
Arlington
East Cambridge
Tremont St
Summer St
Thomas A. Edwards
Copley Square
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