Champion sprinter Hiertberg backs Celery Compound
The New York Sporting Times highlights W Hiertberg two mile steeplechase champion and New Jersey Athletic Club member who credits Paine's celery compound for restoring energy and appetite. He endorses it to athletes and those out of condition, noting it boosts vigor through scientific discovery. His experience mirrors thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sporting Times
W.hiertberg
America
New Jersey Athletic Club
Hijertberg
Paine
Hiertberg
Miners' intimidation at Coventry pits over wage dispute
In Coventry district Warwickshire striking miners attacked would be workers at Alexandra and Graven collieries. Mob surrounded would be laborers seized their food wallets and forced them to abandon plans to descend. Owners demand wage cuts before any settlement. Mayors of several cities invite delegates to a conference on an association to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexandra and Graven
Coventry
Warwickshire
Coal Mine Owners’ Association
Sheffield
Leeds
Bradford
Nottingham
Derby
Wilsons Erminie in New York Receives Warm Welcome
Francis Wilson returns to Cadeaux in Erminie at Broadway Theatre before a brilliant crowd. Amanda Fabris as Erminie and Lulu Glaser as Lavotte gain strong approval. The production features lavish scenery with an onyx and gold second act and over a thousand electric candles enhancing a directoire inspired palette.
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New York
Francis Wilson
Erminie
Broadway
Wilson
Cadeaux
Amanda Fabris
Lulu Glaser
Lavatte
Directoire
Sagasta Ill After Street Fall Worsens
Madrid Oct 8 Prime Minister Sagasta is in worse condition after injuring himself in a street fall a few days ago. Friends report increased anxiety over his health as night passed.
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Madrid
Sagasta
Malden Aldermen Approve Budget and Appointments
Malden Aldermen met to hear mayoral nominations including W B De Las Casas as street commissioner. Henry Pouns named deputy Ward 6. hearings set on G Burnham drug suspension. A resolution aimed to bar mechanical or arts training in public schools. City treasurer authorized to borrow 9000 for tax anticipation. finance committee recommended 9000 for streets and water projects. a new flagstaff in Ward 2 urged. requests for adjustments to appropriations and a 10000 water bonds for land improvements referred to the finance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
W.B. de Las Casas
E. O. Holmes
Henry Pouns
G. Burnham
Ter Goard
He Financial Committee
Stevens and Wilsons wed in Brighton ceremony
Arthur Lawrence Stevens son of Rev H A Stevens of Bristol R L and Florence Spaulding Wilson daughter of Josiah T Wilson were united in marriage at the bride's uncle George A Wilson 427 Washington street Brighton yesterday afternoon. Rev A A Berke of the Evangelical Church officiated with Rev H A Stevens assisting. A reception followed and the couple began a wedding tour. They will reside on Brooks street after their return.
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Arthur Lawrence Stevens
H. A. Stevens
Bristol
R. L
Florence Spaulding Wilson
Josiah T. Wilson
New England House
George A. Wilson
Washington Street
Brighton
A. A. Berke
Evangelical Church
Clark Whittemore Wedding in Cambridge to Mr Charles Story Clark
The wedding of Charles Story Clark, New England agent for Pennsylvania Steel, to Mrs. Fanny Wale Whittemore, widow of J. Clair tre, was solemnised at the bride’s home 123 Oxford Street North Cambridge. Ceremony by Mr Savage of Boston. Reception followed. couple to reside at 38 Newbury Street Boston.
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Clark—Whittemore
Charles Story Clark
New England
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Fanny Wale Whittemore
J. Clair Tre
Cambridge
Oxford Street
North Cam
Savage
Boston
Clark
Newbury Street
French Explorer Murdered in Madagascar Mission
The Times Paris correspondent reports Georges Muller, an explorer sent by Kygrenes government on a felon mission, was murdered between Antananarivo and Matunga. The notice notes the fatal assault occurred near the island's capital during the expedition from Madagascar.
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London
the Times
Paris
Madagascar
Georges Muller
Kygrenes
Mobile's Gate Costly to Life and Property
A devastating storm in Mobile, Alabama, left millions in damage with numerous deaths feared. In the gardeners’ district across the river, 23 homes were destroyed, one house remains standing, and many inhabitants are missing. Three to four hundred cattle perished. Stephen Walter’s family drowned when his home washed away. Grand Bay churches four destroyed. Scranton five churches toppled. Bath houses along the western shore collapsed. Morgan’s bath houses swept away with a drowning attendant. Magnolia and Cooley’s warehouses fallen. unroofed houses and ruined crops widespread. communications cut. no trains running. eastern shore and marsh areas report unknown losses.
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Mobile
Ala
Gardeners
Stephen Walter
Christiania
Carrie Wise
Grand Bay
Scranton
Morgan
Graham
Magnolia
Cooley
New Orleans Suffers Heavy Damage From Coastal Storm
Reports from New Orleans Oct 37 describe widespread destruction along the coast. Pointe-a-la-Hache and nearby towns suffered blown houses, damaged courthouses and churches, and possible fatalities. Rail lines washed out cut mail to the East, with English Lookout tracks erased and bridges wrecked. crops including sugar and rice heavily damaged.
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New Orleans
Louisville & Nashville
Chefmenteur
Lake Pontchartrain
Pointe-a la-Hache
Martin C. Hingles
Mandois
Bohemia
Pointe-a-la-Hache
Prescott
Barry
Gulf Coast
English Lookout
Pearl River
Bay of St. Louis
Orleans
Mobile
United States
Bilox
Ocean Springs
Leake Catherine
Pointec-a-la-Heche
Late Mayor Gilmore of Cambridge Opens Subscription Drive
The first meeting of the subscription committee convened yesterday in Cambridge to organize support for a project. The group planned to issue subscription lists and begin public fundraising efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Gilmore
Cambridge
Yosenny
Caspbride
Political shift clears Greenhalge quest for governor
The Boston Republican scene pivots as Pillsbury withdraws, endorsing Greenhalge and prompting praise from Winslow Burdett Ratshesky and Marden. Ex-Mayor Hart accepts the result, pledging to back the nominee, while Democrats and rivals assess the likely race and party harmony ahead of the convention.
Greenhalge and Pillsbury Exchange Withdrawn Gubernatorial Letters
Lowell Oct 3 The Attorney General Pillsbury letter withdrawing from the gubernatorial contest and Greenhalge's courteous reply reveal bipartisan support and a pledge to seek nomination in harmony. Pillsbury offers to back Greenhalge and move the nomination in the convention and Greenhalge accepts with thanks, emphasizing honorable conduct and party unity.
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Lowell
Pillsbury
Greenhalge
Pillsury
Boston
A. E. Pillsbury
Commonwealth
Greenhalg
B. Lowell
Greenhalge Love Feast at Young's Hotel
An informal gathering of about sixty supporters of Frederick T. Greenhalge assembled at Young's Hotel last evening. Worcester’s F P Goulding presided as speakers praised Greenhalge and the Republican cause, with notable addresses from Charles J. Noyes L E White Charles Q. Tirrell T Freeman E R Champtin H B Peirce and Clarence L Lovell. Greenhalge was due to attend but did not arrive until after 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick T. Greenhalge
Lowell
Young's
Greenhalge
Republican Party
F. P. Goulding
Worcester
Charles J. Noyes
L. E. White
Taunton
Charles Q. Tirrell
Natick
T. Freeman
Chatham
E. R. Champtin
Cambridge
Henry B. Peirce
Abington
Clarence L. Lovell
Boston
Democrats Jubilant After Pillsbury Announcement
Democrats display evident relief and confidence after the announcement that Pillsbury has indeed won the crucial hurdle. The party stresses they know their target and feel hopeful about upcoming challenges.
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Pillsbury
Contested Honors Shape Gubernatorial Ticket
Political debate centers on two key Republican posts treasurer and attorney general Senator Shaw leads for treasurer backed by geographic balance with Postmaster Phillips Springfield second Ex US district attorney Allen hints he would withdraw If Shaw wins nomination For attorney general Bristol County DA Knowlton of New Bedford favored by leaders and likely to secure the nomination on the first ballot aided by regional backing from southeastern Massachusetts.
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Shaw Ha
Phillips
Springfield
Shaw
Sex
United States
Allen
Knowlton
New Bedford
Bristol County
Secenty
Massachusetts
Corbett Secures Nomination In Charlestown Senate Cav
Joseph J. Corbett won the Democratic nomination at Charlestown's second senatorial district convention held in St Catherine's Loyal Abstinence hall. Delegates elected officers, set credentials, and pledged support while Dee faction members debated later influence as Corbett spoke of empowering the Chief Executive and serving party constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Corbett
St. Catherine's Toyal Abstinence and Literary Society
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
John J. Hogan
M. W. Collins
David Shaw
Thomas Towle
Messrs
J. W. O’hara
F. W. Wachter
D. J. Portell
Mr. Kelley
David B. Shaw
Martin F. Connorton
John J. O’callahan
Corbett
Dee
Martin Portelle
Michael W. Collins
James M. O'Hara
John J. McCarthy
Impactes Ett Lh
Balllots
Ward
Ward 5
John R. Murphy
John Reade
John H. Dee
Commonwealth
Post
McLeod’s Bold Scheme Aims at New York Entry via Elevated Lines
The New England road’s bid to enter New York centers on McLeod’s plan to reach the Bronx and the heart of Manhattan by extending toward the Second Avenue elevated line. Key figures include Sage, Gould, Platt, and financiers backing a Hunt’s Point freight terminal. The project envisions a central passenger station near Twenty third Street and a $4 million outlay to ready the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Company
Hunt's Point
Thomas C. Platt
The
United States Express Company
Second Avenue
George Gould
Russell Sage
Consolidated
Metropolis
Meléod
Reading
Boston & Maine
Connecticut
New York & New England
Brewster's
Leggett’s Point
Danbury
Connecticut State Line
Port Chester
Har
Sage and Gould
New England
McLeod
Twenty-third Street
Second
Third Avenues
Corbett Pressured To Run Against Will In Party Split
The article reports pressure on Corbett to run despite reluctance, with Dee’s supporters threatening to “knife” him while Dee himself stays away from the convention. Dee may run independently if urged, but observers doubt it. Corbett is portrayed as the party’s chosen candidate, favored by the young men.
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Corbett
Dee
Gloucester Nomination Feat Sylvanus Smith for Senator
In Gloucester on October 3 the third district Republican convention nominated Sylvanus Smith for Senate. The action marks a key step in the party's candidate slate for the district race.
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Gloucester
Sylvanus Smith
Swallow Nominated By Suffolk GOP Delegates
Twenty three Republican delegates met last night at the Waverly House to nominate a candidate for the Senate in the second Suffolk district. George N. Swallow was unanimously elected by acclamation after introductions by Benjamin J. Preble. Benjamin J. Preble and William E. White held key posts as the meeting adjourned.
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Suffolk
Waverly House
Clark D. Gerry
William E. White
George N. Swallow
Benjamin J. Preble
Ward
Wiliam P. Preble
Republican State Committee
Grand Ratification Rally in Boston Music Hall
Democrats from Boston and nearby towns will gather at Music Hall next Monday evening to ratify the victorious party ticket. Enthusiasm is high with a Democratic Governor likely to remain in office. A band will bridge speeches and portraits of John B. Russell will adorn the stage as supporters travel from Cape Cod to Berkshire Hills to attend. Mayor Nathan Matthews Jr. will reside and speakers have signed on to address the gathering.
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Boston
Music Hall
State House
John B. Russell
Cape
North Shore
Connecticut Alley
Berkshire Hills
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Ipswich man elected to State committee role
J. J. Potter of Ipswich was elected as a member of the State committee, strengthening local representation in the party’s regional leadership.
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J. J. Potter
Ipswich
Republicans nominate Kenrick Jr and Simpkins in Cape district
In Buzzard s Bay on October 3 the Cape senatorial district Republicans unanimously nominated John Kenrick Jr of Orleans for Senator and elected John Simpkins of Yarmouth a member, signaling party unity ahead of the election.
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John Kenrick JR
Buzzard’s Bay
Cape
Day
John Kenrick, Jr
Orleans
John Simpkins
Yarmouth
Hebrew Club in Ward Eight Meets for Naturalization Aid
The Independent Citizens' Club of Ward 8 met at the Minot and Lowell hall with R. Kwensky and J. Barber as officers. Twenty-one new members joined as routine business passed. the Hebrews-only club will remain open at all hours to assist naturalization applicants, offering aid to those unable to afford papers.
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Hebrew Club
Ward Eight
Independent Citizens’ Club
Ward 8
Minot
Lowell
R. Kwensky
J. Barber
New Political Club Organizes Officers at Northampton Street
A political club formed Monday evening at 6 6 Northampton street announced officers: President William O'Brien, first vice-president Peter Whalen, second vice-president James Art, recording secretary John Curley, treasurer P Moran, and marshal Daniel Buckley. Speakers endorsed John J. Our for the General Court from Ward 20.
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Northampton Street
William O’brien
James Art
John Curley
P. Moran
Daniel Buckley
John J. Our
Ward 20
General Court
Local Knights of Labor Back Candidate Effort
In Lynn the Knights of Labor branch backs a mayoral ticket amid claims other parties slighted them for three years. Ex mayor E. Ware is expected to seek the nomination, with a city vote planned tomorrow and party backing uncertain.
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Lynn
Maerman G. Baen
Knights of Labor
E. Ofe
Ware
Republicans Renominate Butler in Bristol District
New Bedford Republicans renominate Hon. W. M. Butler for Senator by acclamation in the third Bristol district. C. O. Brightman of New Bedford is re elected to the Republican State committee.
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New Bedford
Bristol
W. M. Butler
C. O. Brightman
Republican State Committee
Massachusetts Lawmakers and Candidates by Districts
Third Berkshire representative B H Ames of Washington Republican. First Suffolk senatorial Charles E Cook of Chelsea Prohibition. Fifth Worcester representative Ed ward D Goodell of Brookfield Republican and Charles W Delvey of North Brookfield Republican. Third Hampshire representative P Frank L Buck of Holyoke Democrat. Salem senatorial Frank T Berry of Balem Republican. Essex county senatorial First division William P Conway of Lynn Prohibition. Second division Ross Turner of Balem Prohibition. Fifth division Alonzo W Syler of Peabody Prohibition. Sixth division H W R Eastman of Lawrence Prohibition.
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Berkshire
B. H. Ames
Washington
Suffolk
Charles E. Cook
Chelsea
Worcester
Edward D. Goodell
Brookfield
Charles W. Delvey
North Brookfield
Hampshire
P Frank L. Buck
Holyoke
Salem
Prohibition
Alonzo W. ‘"Syler
Peabody
H. W. R. Eastman
Lawrence
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BE. W. Hjertberg
Stevers—Wilson
Scott
Hart
Stave Bank
Polis
Amon
Samuel E. Winslow
Everett W. Burdett
Republican City Committee
Ratshesky
Repubican
Marden
Brackett
Josiah Quincy
Greenharge
Matthews
George Fred Williams
Greenhalgen
Congress
Harry McGlewen
Republican Party of
John E. Russell
Greenmalge
Young's Hotel
Knownton
WLEOD
Gould
Sage Are
Him
New England Road
Russell
John B. Carroll
George Fred Wiliams
Party
People’s Publishing Co
Milk St
Standard Clothing.Co
Gepta
Clinton
Foreman
Lessie
E. Keeley
Py UL. G
Keeley Institutes
Lexington
North Addims
Abbett
Chandler Streets
Rhode Island
Providence
Leslie E. Kerley
A. C. Wr
Tremont Street
Old Court House
Amin J. Sullivan
F. Hugghes
Nor District
Swallow
W. Baker & CO
Dorchester
Mass
Kingston
Beeston
Thy
John J. Hoar
Workingmen's
Butler
Old Colony
Wolon Bros
Rose
Tremont Row
Bala
Avbville
N. C
Carstins F. Bian
Det E Hagbert Bai
Framingham
Somerville
Robert G. Bell Diuns
Clapi
South Boston
Mary Elisa
David Clapp
Shawraut Furniture
Showmat
Keniaon l
Lock Equure
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