Mayflower expected to greet London artillerymen in Boston Harbor
A flotilla waits off Post Observ atory Hull for the Mayflower to arrive with 165 Honourable Artillery Company of London visitors. Admiralty watchers on shore and aboard Philadelphia alert for the signal as the group prepares to go ashore at 6 45 A M with dozens of officers and sergeants aboard including Darling Innis Cramm and Carmody.
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Post Observatory
Hull
Honourable Artillery Company of London
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
Boston
Benjamin P. Cheney
Middle Brewster Island
Ariel
Philadelphia
Darling
J. D. Nichols
W. H. Oakes
H. E. Smith
Frank Huckins
Fred M. Wellington
Albert A. Folsom
J. Stearns Cushing
John E. Carter
E. P. Cramm
John Doyle Carmody
Washington
Pittsburg Triumphs Over Boston In Opening Series Game
In front of 16 200 fans at Huntington avenue grounds Pittsburg toppled Boston 7 to 3 in the first game of the title series. Cy Young failed to stem the tide as four runs crossed in the first inning on two hits two errors and a walk. Leach and Ritchey sparked Boston’s offense but Pittsburg’s Clarke Beaumont and Bransfield anchored strong defense and timely hitting sealed the victory. Continued on Page 4 First Column
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Boston Americans
Pittsburg
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Boston
Collins
Cy Young
Ferris and Criger
Clarke
Beaumont
Ritchey
Leach
Wagner
Bransfield
Sebring
Freeman
Young
Fifty Ancient and Honorable Artillery to meet English visitors
Fifty officers and men of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company sailed from the harbor aboard a chartered steamer to meet the Mayflower and 165 visiting Englishmen. Inquiries for Sergeant Snow at Highland Light yielded no word, as locals at Young's gathered for definite tidings. Customs officers waited through the night for the Mayflower with no sign reported by 10 o'clock.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Sergeant Snow
Highland Light
North Truro
Boston
Shevlin
Mayflower Passengers List of First Class Divided
The passenger list shows 242 first class 166 second class and 25 third class aboard the Mayflower. Noted are Lady Denbigh wife of the Hon ourable Artillery Company commander and 165 HAC members among first class with many Boston notables in outlying ranks.
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Lady Denbigh
The
Honourable Artillery Company
Boston
Holker Abbott
Mary O. Atwood
J. E. Bourke
F. G. Bryce
A. W. Bryce
M. G. Bryce
Janet
Nellie Bryce
Guy C. Campbell
Charles Chase
Anna
Weather Forecast for Friday and Saturday in Washington
Forecast highlights include Friday partly cloudy with possible local showers then clearing. Saturday will be fair and cooler with light to fresh westerly winds. In New England expect rain and cooler conditions Friday and Saturday with fresh southwest winds becoming northwest.
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Washington
New England
Rallies Planned Across States for Roosevelt Re‑election
Chicago Oct 1 Republican National League officers and members discuss a nationwide campaign plan for Roosevelt. They propose touring the country to hold Republican love feasts at major centers as the best path to ensure electoral success.
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Chicago
Republican National League
Roosevelt
League
Loftus Co. Clothing Sale Ends Retirement Run
Today and tomorrow draw crowds to the W. C. Loftus Co sale as they retire from the clothing trade. Overcoats priced at ten dollars are cut to five ninety, fourteen dollar coats to seven ninety, and eighteen dollar coats to nine ninety. Loftus, Washington and Hanover.
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W. C. Loftus Co
Loftus
Washington
Dollar for Forty Cents At Loftus Clothing Sale
Loftus offers suits and overcoats at 40 cents on the dollar compared with rival prices. The sale promises big savings and is expected to draw thrifty, wise, and skeptical shoppers from 50 miles away to the store.
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Loftus
Fr Johns Medicine Claims Cure for Colds and Bronchitis
An advertisement promotes Fr. Johns Medicine as a guaranteed cure for colds, bronchitis, asthma, and consumption. It asserts rapid relief from sudden colds and promotes its effectiveness for multiple respiratory ailments. The copy emphasizes guaranteed cures and broad health claims.
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Fr. John
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Boston-Pittsburg
Phillipp
Mayflower
Bostonians
Honourables
National Shawmut Bank
Congress St
Maes
Ginter Grocery CO
Washington ST
Summer ST
Cor. Union and
Elm Sts
Ww. C. Loftus CO
Kuro
Great Western
America
Boston Harbor
Von
E. Mornin
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