Two-For-One Shoes Sold Across Noted Stores
It is really two kinds of shoes in one pair yet it costs no more than an ordinary shoe. Available at Leopold Morse & Co. 157 Washington Street and multiple other outlets including 375A Columbus Avenue 624 Atlantic Avenue J W Day & Son 1080 Columbus Avenue and 1803 Tremont Street J W Newcomb 84 West Broadway P Finnegan 1892 Dorchester Avenue Ross Bros 92 Hanover Street 1036 Iston Street L Wallace 115 Hanover Street I B Hathaway & Son 52 Merchants Row M Sheehy & Co 341 Washington Street and additional retailers.
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Leopold Morse & Co
Washington Street
Ice Bros
Columbus Avenue
Atlantic Avenue
J. W. Day & Son
Tremont Street
J. W. Newcomb
West Broadway
P. Finnegan
Dorchester Avenue
Ross Bros
Hanover Street
Samuel Simons
Charles Street
Iston Street
L. Wallace
I’. EB. Hathaway & Son
Merchants Row
M. Sheehy & Co
President Gets No Bear at Mississippi Campaign
In Smedes Mississippi the presidential hunting party under Holt Collier pursued bears in swamp country. One bear was killed at 70 paces by Mr McDougal of the Smede plantation. The President saw no more shots as the dogs scattered and the weather turned cooler with rain ending around noon. The party expects to move camp tonight and board a special train to Memphis Wednesday morning.
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Holt Collier
Judge Dickinson
Mr. McDougal
McElhenny
Memphis
Cleveland Bags 80 Ducks in Back Bay Gambing Club Blinds
Ex President Cleveland bagged 80 ducks of various kinds in the blinds of the Back Bay Gum ing Club at Norfolk. He stayed until dark and may prolong his trip if shooting remains fine.
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Norfolk
Cleveland
Back Bay
Insane Woman fatally struck by express train at Forest Hills
Margaret Spratt of 59 West Seventh Street South Boston an inpatient at Austin Farm Insane Hospital for five months threw herself in front of an express near Forest Hills at 8 10 yesterday morning. She died at Massachusetts General Hospital after the incident. Hospital officers say no prior crisis was evident and the death may have been accidental.
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Margaret Spratt
West Seventh Street
Boston
Austin Farm Insane Hospital
Forest Hills
Massachusetts General Hospital
Austin Farm
Benefit Sale for St Leo's Church in Dorchester
A handiwork sale will be held at the Misses Machugh residence next Friday and Saturday from 2 to 10 pm. Proceeds go to St Leo's Church fund on Esmond Street in Dorchester.
Mrs Molineux Reports Visit Sparks Divorce Talk
Sioux Falls dispatch says Mrs Planche Chesebrough Molineux arrived to establish residence possibly for divorce. General Molineux denies any family rift, says rumors false, and notes no divorce plan from his household. Roland B Molineux returns to duties at his father's factory, declining comment.
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Sioux. Falls
S. D
Planche Cheseborough Molineux
New York
General Molineux
Associated Press
Roland Molineux
South Dakota
Molineux
Olcott
Adams
H. C. Barnet
Court of Appeals
Roland B. Molineux
Sioux Falls
Schenectady Boycott Proving a Failure
In Schenectady New York the Trades Assembly plans to rescind the boycott on the Schenectady Railway Company after a large petition calling a meeting to reconsider last week’s action. About 40 percent of General Electric workers refused to ride today, and Albany cars ran at full capacity as the public largely ignored the boycott. Leaders face internal splits as carpenters and other unions weigh in, while United Traction employees’ abstention weakens the effort.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Trades Assembly
Jackson
General Electric Works
General Electric
Albany
Carpenters
Biennial Ball of L Employees at Mechanics Hall
About 300 couples attended the biennial ball of the Boston Elevated Mutual Aid Association at Mechanics Hall last evening with a 9 30 grand march led by Theodore H Balsor and Miss E Silva. General William A Bancroft and Arthur P Stone were among hosts as decorations featured portraits and extensive bunting. The ball committee and reception staff included prominent names and a long guest list with many Society members and guests in attendance.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Boston Elevated Mutual Aid Association
Fearly
Theodore H. Balsor
E. Silva
William A. Bancroft
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
B. A. Kelly
Arthur P. Stone
James M. Prendergast
Nellie McInerney
General Bancroft
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
William W. Fagan
Thomas FE. Sullivan
R. Murch
J. J. Kearney
P.A. Joy
George H. Barnes
M. C. McDonald
John A. Papeee
Aida
KE. R. Peters
H. A. Ogilvie
Stoddard
Thomas Villard
John J. Mahony
William F. Warner
A. F. Muller
W. F. Quinlan
W. J. Murphy
W. J. Dugan
J. T. Pendergast
J. c. Kerrigan
E. G. Chisholm
J. A. Regan
William J. Cameron
D. A. Hayman
M. J. Ryan
B. A. Lawson
A. W. Dodge
P. J. Donahue
Arthur Upston
Frank Broman
George Galvin
George McMenimen
H. H. Walker
Hoffman Athletic Club meeting attracts crowd for O Rourke bout
The Hoffman Athletic Club of Salem drew a large turnout for its first meeting led by Charley O Rourke in the feature bout against Tim Leonard. Leonard was outmatched despite training and O Rourke won easily. Two good preliminaries followed, Pattsey Kenna versus Young Dart and Beverly Kid versus Charley Osgood, which redeemed the event.
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Hoffman Athletic Club
Salem
Charley O’ Rourke
Tim Leonard
Leonard
O'Rourke
Patseye- Kenna
Young Dart
Beverly Kid
Charley Osgood
Sneak Thieves Active in South End Homes
Two men posing as room buyers gained entry to Mrs. Cooks at 49 Massachusetts avenue and stole a gold enamelled watch and chain. Shortly after two suspects hit Mrs. Faulkner at 614 Massachusetts avenue, taking a silver mounted mirror and hair brushes bearing initials KEK F. Police describe the two men as aged about 30 and 25 with differing builds, one with an upper gold tooth and the other with false teeth, both in dark clothing and hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
KEK. F
Amateur Athletic Union holds annual New York meeting
The Amateur Athletic Union opened its annual meeting in New York, reviewing the year and approving constitutional changes. Delegates from major clubs elected Walter H. Liginger as president and named an extensive board of governors and officers from across the country.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Vy. H. O'Connor
W. T. Winston
W. H. Dumbrnsky
New England Association
Walter H. Liginger
Milwaukee A. C
Dr. B. Merrill Hopkinson
Baltimore A. C
J.J. O'Connor
St. Louis
W. BP. Hinchman
San Francisco
H. Pyrah
Philadelphia
James EB. Sullivan
K. A
Board of Governors
James FP. Sullivan
Marburg
Pastime
John T. Dooling
Xavier
A. A
M. J. Flynn
Star
EL &. Babb
Boston
T. F. Riley
Cambridgeport
Mass
M. F. Winston
Lynn
J. H. Sterrett
National Swimming Association
C. N. Pyrah
Frank Fisher
A. C
W. T H. Liginger
John MacLachlan
Pullman A
Chicago
G. H. Herman
First Regiment
W. LB. Hinchman
M. de Cota
Herbert Hauser
H. G. Penniman
Maryland
Baltimore
Theodore Straus
St. Leo’s
B. M. Hopkinson
T. BR. Bland
J. J. O’ Connor
Jerome Karst
P. Sullivan
New Orleans
M. J. Condon
Nashville
Luther Gulick
John Stell
Robert McArthur
R. RB. Cornell
Roanoke Club Holds Its 10th Annual Ball
At Roughan Hall Charlestown last night the Roanoke Club hosted its 10th annual ball with about 400 couples in attendance. The grand match was led by president John J. Humphreys and Miss Margaret Humphreys, followed by James McClary and Celia Carney, among notable guests Hon. Martin Lomasney Hon. John A Kelcher frion J A Conry Representative Daniel J Kiley T S Keenan Councilman Michael Hart.
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Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Roanoke Club
John J. Humphreys
Margaret Humphreys
James McClary
Celia Carney
Martin Lomasney
John A. Kelcher
Frion
J. A. Conry
Daniel J. Kiley
T. S. Keenan
Michael Hart
Detectives Continue Inquiry in Reading Woods Murder Case
Two State detectives General Jo Whitney and Frederick Rhoades work on the case of Mrs. Samuel Wein ar s Mary Myers and Mary Bulgert, a Katerheimer, found murdered in Reading woods weeks ago. They conferred with Chief Merrill yesterday but no new developments were reported.
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Jo Whitney
Frederick Rhoades
Ork
Samuel Weinar
Mary Myers
Mary Bulgert
Notable Names in Local Namesake List
Joseph Maynard, the Rev. P. J. Walsh, A. A. Price, M. D., and Robert J. Me urdy are cited as figures in the community’s historical records.
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Joseph Maynard
P. J. Walsh
A. A. Price, M. D
Robert J. Meurdy
Somerville Democratic Caucuses Nominate Kenney for Mayor
Democratic caucuses last evening in Somerville nominated former Alderman James W. Kenney of Ward 2 for mayor. Results by wards list multiple aldermen at large and ward officials, with Charles J. Ross, Philip Keen, Irving F F Symonds, Martin Dill and W. C. Daggett among those named.
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Somerville
James W. Kenney
Charles J. Ross
Cornelius Bowen
John J. McCarthy
Charles J. Gormley
Philip Keen
Dennis C. Mahoney
William M. Kelley
Edward J. Flynn
Irving FF. Symonds
M. W. White
Martin Dill
P. J. Mooney
A. T. Sullivan
William P. Jones
John P. Burke
Henry Cundiach
Pp. J. McLaughlin
Charles Ty
Maguire
Lee A. Togers
William R. Doyle
John J. Brine
Back Bay Roxbury aldermanic candidate challenges caucus fairness
To the Editor the writer declares continued candidacy for the Board of Aldermen representing Ward 10 Back Bay and Ward 19 Roxbury. He claims Friday’s caucus was not fair and asserts his persistence in seeking the aldermanic seat despite the caucus result.
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Back Bay
Roxbury
Sullivan Promises District Reform and Prolonged Voting Stance
Daniel H. Sullivan declares that hundreds will endure long lines to vote and pledges to work for district improvements. He states his votes will align with the party offering the greatest good to the greatest number and identifies his address at 176 Hillside Street.
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Daniel H. Sullivan
Cambridge Woman Accuses Man in Kitchen Attack Fake Claim
Mrs. Wallace Nice of 71 School street Cambridge alleges a mulatto man entered her kitchen and assaulted her. Cambridge police say the tale may be false. neighbors heard nothing and none saw a man. Nice admits drinking but says he did not harm his wife or children.
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Wallace Nice
School Street
Cambridge
Nice
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Avon St
Mrs. Molineux
G. G. Battle
John T. Altimas
A. A. McPherson
J. E. Porter
George Checketts
R. E. Turney
W. W. Newton
Frank J. McMurrer
Walter C. Smith
D. J. Curley
William D. Morrison
M. H. Wharton
J. A. Severance
H. Morgan
H. J. Foster
E. A. Kelley
Denis McCarthy
Ek. Lt. Williams
BE. A. Smith
J. J. Moriarty
Thomas M. Howard
Fred J. Baker
J. W. Moore
T.,a. Sumner
Joseph M. Gould
G. H. Downs
John Hogan
E. N. Congdon
Charles W. Hawes
Henry H. Estey
Frank Harrington
Charles Floyd
Frank W. Damon
E. H. Littlefield
J. A. Smith
Joseph L. Webber
George R. Tripp
Herbert A. Pe
Nellie Splaine
Catherine McCarthy
Bettie Lee
Marie Beron
Nellie Garrety
J. A. Bossardt
Lizzie Stanley
Mina Lewis
Annie Wall
Ella Burns
Mae Kaple
Catherine Kelley
S. Bieber
Annie Philips
Mamie Brennan
May Savage
Rose Clare Dolan
Peter F. Dolan
J. O'Connor
Annie O'Connor
M. H
O’rourke
Candy Cathartic
Sterling Remedy Co
St. Vitus
Hota Fe
Mrs. Smedburg
J. M. Earl
North Calais
Etta Richards
Fairfield
Smedburg
Ada
H. Bromley
Springfield Ave
Newark
N. J
Nellie B. Bigelow
North ST
Pittsfield
Henry Robinson
Concord
N. H
N. E. Association of Postmasters
Greene
Neuralcia
W. H. Taylor
Hardwick
Dr. Greene
Geo. Vannah
Damariscotta Mills
Willard S&s. Martin
Plainfield
Mayor Robinson
W.h.taylor
Mrs. Bromley
Miss. Bigelow
Weil
Weingert
Mary Weingert
Reading
Sullivan
Hillside Street
Sudbury
Sudbury Alleys
McHarris
Chase
Cochrane
Stearns
A. McArthur CO
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