Temple Hall Caucuses Held in Cambridge Wards
Temple Hall caucuses were held last night in Cambridge with Ward 3 voting sparse and officers returning home. Voters later gathered at Brysu Club to protest and Cleveland leaders debated mayoral endorsement. Delegates elected for aldermanic and mayoralty races, with ward tallies and names of nominees and pledged supporters noted.
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Temple Hall
Cambridge
Tedd
Hiall
Thorndike Spalding
Charles H. Lake
Harry N. Stearns
Charles Walcott
Fire in North Eng building causes heavy losses
A fire at the five story Ratshesky Bros. building at Hanover and North Centre streets caused about 20000 pounds in damage. Oberle cigar stock suffered major losses estimated around 15000 dollars while Co operative Rubber Co faced heavy losses near 10000. Lower floors sustained minimal damage and Hotel Ludwig evacuated guests with insured losses.
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Hanover and
North Centre Streets
Frank X. Oberle
Oberle
Co-operative Rubber Company
Pedritch
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Rubber Company
H. Garfinkle
Iargedon & Lynch
Hatters
Garfinkle
Ludwig
Cuesis
Accidents From Falls Hit South Boston Residents
Three South Boston residents were injured by falls yesterday afternoon, all sent to City Hospital. Two men remained on the dangerous list. Eugene O’Brien of 88 Buttonwood Street suffered a fractured skull after falling from his steps. An unknown man entering Tierney’s liquor store on Dorchester Avenue fell and fractured his skull, remained unconscious and described as about 30 years old, 5 feet 7 inches, 144 pounds, dark with mustache, gray suit. Eugene Lyne of 276 D Street fell at 42 Arch Street, sustaining compound fractures to both legs.
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City Hospital
Eugene O’brien
Buttonwood Street
Tierney
Dorchester Avenue
Ekugene Lyne
D Street
South
Boston
Arch Street
Brookline Special Town Meeting Warrants Insure Debate
Brookline calls a Wednesday meeting to appropriate about £24000 for improvements. The 21 article warrant signed by Selectmen discusses insuring town buildings with a recommendation for the town to assume risk. Major items include leasing the Edward Devotion House to historical societies and 34500 for grounds, repairs, and restoration. Streets Fuller and Grobs and Clinton Path proposed for acceptance.
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Brookline
Selectmen
Edward Devotion
Fuller and
Grobs Streets
Clinton Path
Harvard Observatory Sees Leonids Fire Over Night
Attachés at Harvard Observatory recorded 40 shooting stars between 1 30 and 1 30 this morning indicating a partial Leonid shower observed from the campus and surrounding area.
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Harvard Observatory
Iene Leonids
Old Boston Fair Ideas Old Puritan tableaux delight crowd
The Old Boston Fair drew a full house at Coples Hall last evening under Second Church of Boston auspices. Exhibits included Puritan era tableaux such as the North Meeting House Pilgrims and famous scenes like The Witch Trial and The Boston Tea Party. Miss Fannie Perkins wore a notable gown once belonging to Governor Lynne of Salem. The fair opens free this forenoon until noon with later tickets reduced from 10 to 5 cents.
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Boston
New England
Old North Meeting House
Halone
Boston Common
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Lynne
Salem
Itm
England
Ward caucus riot in Boston over contest between Horgan and Lomasney
During a polling place caucus at Blossom street school basement, Horgan supporters clashed with Lomasney forces over rail access. Deputized warden Daniel Whelton allegedly opened doors early, leading to melee. Edward Nixon suffered facial injuries, others battered as colored men participated in the brawl.
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Francois J. Horgan
Martin M. Lomasney
Horgan
Lomasney
Blossom Street
Lomuasney
Daniel F. Whelton
Internal Revenue
Civil Service
Ward 8 caucus erupts in fights and injuries
A heated Ward 8 caucus turned violent as Horgan and Lomasney factions clashed. Dozens were injured, including Hilton Snow Edward Nixon and James Conroy, with police arriving after 1:40 PM. accusations of prearranged plans and delayed police response spark further criticism.
Heavy vote in East Boston Democratic caucuses decides ward contest
Wards 1 and 2 in East Boston saw an intensely fought contest as ballots favored Kelly over Giblin in a scene marked by loud support and police crowd control. Voters packed the Ward 2 enclosure while supporters urged ballots for John L. Kelly and John L. S Kelly, amid a bitterly fought aldermanic battle.
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Kelly
Giblin
Welly
John O. Kelly
John L. S Kelly
John L
Tosten
Uavine
Peruna advertised cures and testimonials from 1900s era
Several testimonials praise Peruna for catarrh and general health gains. Benjamin D. Bowers and W. P. Ratagan, Detroit, and Willis Hughes of Crown Point, Indiana, claim winter catarrh relief, restored strength, and lasting health. The advertisement extols Peruna as a universal cure, offering free medical advice from Dr. Hartman and a book on throat and lung diseases.
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William Ratagan
River Street
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Wayne County
The
Knights of St. John
Eruna
W. PL Ratagan
Peeruena
Willis Hughes
Century Bicycle Club
Crown Point
Ind
Peruna
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna Medicine Co
Testimonial letters praise Peruna across North America
A series of reader letters from Robert W. Wilcox in Washington Sara McGahan of Albany and Benjamin D Bowers of Ottawa attest to Peruna easing dyspepsia influenza and severe cold symptoms. Wilcox praises proper use for stomach and catarrhal troubles McGahan says influenza harmed her hearing and taste but two weeks of Peruna restored health Bowers reports a winter cold with digestive upset improved after four bottles.
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Robert W. Wilcox
Hawaii
Sandwich Islands
Washington, D. C
R. W. Wilcox
Sara McGahan
Third Street
Albany, N. Y
Benjamin D. Bowers
Bank and Queen Streets
Ottawa
Ont
Ward Ward recount and arrests mark tense city caucuses
Long day of voting across wards 1 through 20 with arrests for illegal voting in wards 2 12 and 18 and police intervention in Ward 18. Doyle Timilty Gaddis factions clash amid alderman races including Quigley in Ward 2 and Slattery Norton wins. quiet behavior noted in some wards.
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Wald
Weat Concord Street
Doyle
Gaddis
Walker
Polis
Gaddis-Timilty
William H. Blake
Patrick J. Craven
Sumner Place
Jerry’ Watson
Michael E. Gaddis
James P. Timiltyv
Common Council Ward List Names Varying Members by Ward
A historical document lists ward by ward names of council members including Ward 1 Clifford Card and James Dalzell, Ward 3 Edward Canley and John Conway, Ward 6 Philip McGonagle and George Scignano, Ward 7 William Crowley and Donnelly, Ward 9 John Curry and Edward Fitzgerald, Ward 10 Cosimo Dramimis and Timothy Sullivan, Ward 11 James Finch and Henry Frothingham, Ward 12 Jacot Basch and Richard Stahr, Ward 15 Linnehan and OToole, Ward 26 John McDonnell and Wilson Davish, Ward 21 Charles Browne and Edward Keeler, Ward 2 John Conway and John Dorle, Ward 4 Venus Driscoll and Edward O Belin.
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James H. Finch
Henry
Frothingham
Martin V. Kenney
Jacot’ Be, Basch
Richard Stahr
Joseph A. Ure
John McDonnell
Wilson Davish
John Siren
Charles J, Browne
Edwart Keeler
James B, Walker
McCarthy Profiles Timers in Eleventh District Race
Timothy K.F. McCarthy runs in the Eleventh District a contest featuring a candidate named Teles. The brief notes his district focus and campaign designation as 275, with no further context provided.
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Timothy KF. McCarthy
Teles
Cody's Assailant Insane in Middlesex Court Hearing
A Cambridge Middlesex Superior Court hearing heard that John G Smith colored man who shot Arlington Officer Garrett Cody on July 2 is insane. Judge Lawton ordered likely confinement in an asylum and noted trial if recovered with district attorney to be informed. final institution decision to be pronounced Monday.
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Middlesex Superior Court
Cambridge
John G Smith
Carrett Cody
Arlington
Lane
Smith
Gans Knocks Out Hanlon In Second Round
Joe Gans of Baltimore defeated Jack Hanlon of Philadelphia in the 2nd round of a scheduled 20 round bout at Eureka A. A right hook to Hanlon's jaw ended the fight at 2 minutes 45 seconds of the second round.
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Joe Gans
Jack Hanlon
Philadelphia
Eureka A
Hanlon
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