McNary to Explain Emperor Talk in Boston Visit
Congressman McNary of South Boston prepares to address an interview with Emperor William of Germany. Reports said the Emperor referenced the yellow peril, a claim denied by the chancellor who attributed a different topic to the talk. McNary’s mayoral loyalties and reception plans in Ward 15 are noted as key in the looming race.
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Fairweather Declares Run for Lowell Mayor
Alderman William Fairweather of Company G M V V announces as Republican candidate for Lowell mayor. The field includes three Republicans and two Democrats. Fairweather, one term veteran of the Board of Aldermen, joins the contest to complicate the race.
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Bartlett the Bos attorney may receive the Democratic gubernatorial nomination
General Charles W. Bartlett a veteran Civil War figure and noted wit is heavily discussed as a possible Democratic gubernatorial nominee. He has led party activity, presided at key meetings, and achieved notable legal wins such as the Eastman acquittal. He lives in Dorchester with his wife on Melville Avenue.
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Charles Eastman
Cambridge
Richard Grogan
Samuel J. Elder
Eastman
Mr. Bartlett
Melville Avenue
Dorchester
New Catholic Edifice at Athol Dedicated with Solemn Rites
Athol reports the dedication of the Our Lady Immaculate church after solemn rituals led by local Catholic clergy. The brick structure features a gray terra cotta trim, a 80 foot tower, blue and vermilion interior, a Murillo inspired stained glass window, and a north chapel for 50. Land purchased February 1904 with excavation starting June 1904.
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Our Lady Immaculate
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North Carolina
Boston Churches Filled as Vacation Ends
Crowded services marked the return of worship after summer closure. At Old South Church Rev. Dr. Gordon resumed duties after 12 months abroad, and St Paul’s on Tremont reopened with a renovated interior and Bishop Jagsgar’s sermon.
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George A. Gordon
St. Paul’s Church
Tremont Street
Jagsgar
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Dudley Street Baptist Church
St. Stephen’s Church
Florence Street
Christopher C
Dixon
London
Westminster Chapel
Spurgeon Metropolitan Tabernacle
Celebration of Columbus Landing Festival
This year's commemorative festival of Columbus day will be held Thursday Oct. 12 and is planned as the most extensive event yet organized by Italians in this city.
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Christopher Columbus
Columbus
America
Three big fights complicate matters for Republicans
Convention week in Boston opens with a three corned fight for lieutenant governor and a four cornered race for attorney general. The split risk centers on Dana Malone and Eben S. Draper backed delegates, with Champlin and Sanderson rivalries in Middlesex.
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Boston
Lodge
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Asa P. French
Crane
Dana Malone
Malone
Eben S. Draper
Hopedale
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Draper
Festival of St Michael Celebration in Boston North End
The St Michael Society held a banquet at 150 North street with bands and speeches by Michele Chelata Joseph di Marco J V Donnaruma and Joseph Caggiano. A morning Mass at Sacred Heart Church preceded a parade of nearly 500 with Royal Carabineers leading.
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Massachusetts Gazette
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Boston Post
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Body Found in Pleasure Bay Identified as Missing Fisherman
Oliver C Higgins of Cambridge reported a badly decomposed body found in Pleasure Bay South Boston. The man, about 35, 5 feet 9 inches, dressed in gray trousers and blue sweater, had a wooden leg replacing a removed left knee. Identified as James A Lacy of Greater Brewster Island, a fisherman missing for days.
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Porter Road
Cambridge
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Brewster Island
Brother of Senator Clark burned to death in Montana cabin
Spokane Wash Oct 1 In a lonely northern Montana cabin the only brother of Senator Clark was burned to death yesterday He was on a hunting expedition placed in a lonely setting with a fatal fire.
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No Maine Port for the C P R
Sir William Van Horne, chairman of Canadian Pacific, says the railroad will not make a Maine port a terminus. Castine, Stockton, and St John are discussed as alternatives with emphasis on St John capacity and winter grain handling. He notes winter grain to St John runs at a loss and favors warehousing until navigation opens.
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Stockton
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St. John
St. Lawrence
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Missing man Jeremiah O'Brien Feared Dead
Relatives and friends of Jeremiah O'Brien a 48 year old man from 86 Warren Street South End appeal to the Post for help in finding him. He left home Thursday morning possibly to go to his job at Kelley's furniture store on Washington Street. Despondent over irregular work and troubles a fatal outcome is feared.
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Grace Church Marks 50th Anniversary
Grace Episcopal Church held the closing exercises of its 50th anniversary with morning and evening services. The full vested boy choir performed, and addresses were delivered by Bishop Alexander H. Vinton and Bishop William Lawrence.
Adams to Fight Lowell Liquor Combine
Representative Cecil Adams of Lowell aims for senatorial honors and plans to push a bill if returned. He seeks to free Lowell from the liquor combine and last year proposed unlimited liquor licenses. Adams is described as young and popular on Beacon Hill.
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Beacon Hill
Witte Captures Brooklyn Heart of Little Aneita Bawo
News from Brooklyn reports M. Witte the Russian peace envoy who helped redeem the Czar's image at Portsmouth fell for Aneita Bawo, a four year old girl from Brooklyn aboard their Atlantic crossing. He gave her a jeweled bonbon box as parting gift after separating in Bremen. Aneita mourns the loss of her big playmate.
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Portsmouth
Atlantic
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Eighth Avenue
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International congress of eminent physicians opens in Paris
Some 6000 doctors arrive for the great congress to discuss tuberculosis fighting methods. President Loubet and former leaders will attend the opening, with a gala dinner at the Elysee. An exhibition features foods for consumptives and hygienic apparatus, and a volume of 46 reports will be published in three languages.
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Loubet
M. Casimir-Perier
M. Leon Bourgeois
Elysee Palace
New York Banking Records Shatter With Large Balances
New York daily reports record bank balances totaling 33.996 million dollars across city banks on October 1. The Bank of Commerce held about 27.3 million and National City Bank showed a debit balance near 17.5 million.
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Clearing House
Bank of Commerce
National City Bank
Clubrooms for Women Open at Commonwealth Avenue
The College Club holds a house warming at its new premises at 40 Commonwealth Avenue from 4 to 6 this afternoon. Comprised of graduates from various women's colleges, it resembles a men's club in organization and regime with modern improvements and elaborate furnishings. The house was Elizabeth G. Lowell’s former residence, purchased last July, and is said to be the first women's college club to buy a house in the country.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Elizabeth G. Lowell
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