Collision injures Walden family on Pleasant street
In Walden, a West End car hit a carriage on Pleasant street near O'Hare's drug store at 7:20 PM injuring Mrs. Patrick Walden with a fractured arm and possible spinal injury, her husband with a broken arm, Miss Mary Dyer with facial and body cuts, and the Walden infant with severe bruises. They were taken to 213 Park street Medford. Mrs. Walden remains unconscious and may die.
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Mary Dyer
Manchester-by-the- Sea
Officials Deny Accident At Malden Car Barn
Reports from the Malden car barn indicate officials deny knowledge of the accident connected to a party gathering. The event drew notable figures including Charles Q. Tirrell, Speaker Myers, President Smith, Mayor Hart, Melvin O. Adams, Colonel J. J. Whipple, and Postmaster Hibbard. Various party members and staff moved through the evening as plans for tomorrow’s convention were refined.
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Malden
Post
Charles Q. Tirreil
Natick
Congress
Myers
House
President Smith
Senate
Hart
Holden
Berwin
Melvin O. Adams
J. J. Whipple
Hibbard
Gorge B. Pierce
Gonetting
J. B. Reynolds
Standish
Thorndike Spalding
Republican
F. H. Briggs
Silas D. Reed
Lodge Denies Wolcott Wine Supper Cause Of Victor Riot
Senator Lodge denounces Patterson and McGuire for a Denver to Syracuse report claiming a wine feast at Senator Wolcott's home caused the Victor disturbance. He calls the charge false, notes insults from the audience, and says Wolcott replied sharply. Lodge remains in Massachusetts assessing campaigns as national speakers are limited.
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Thomas M. Patterson
Denver
Col
Victor
Roosevelt
Wolcott
Patterson
James Ek. McGuire
Syracuse
New York Democratic State Committee
McGuire
Henry Cabot Lodge
American House
Walcott
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Bay State
National Committee
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in Montreal Visit
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston toured Montreal on a clear October day. Accompanied by Montreal aldermen, they rode in carriages through Sherbrooke and other streets, were welcomed by McGill students, ascended the mountain, and capped the day with a Windsor banquet for city leaders.
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Montreal
Que
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Boston
Sherbrooke
McGill College
McGill
Windsor
Missing Mrs Harvey Sparks Pond Search in South Framingham
Oct 3 a pond search and woods were scoured for Mrs Jennie R Harvey wife of Ruel S Harvey private secretary to Major Isaac N Marshall superintendent of the Northern division NY, NH & Hartford railroad. No trace found as community and family remain alarmed while plans for a political event unfold.
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Framingham
Jennie R. Harvey
Ruel S. Harvey
Isaac N. Marshall
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Fight for Auditor at convention stirs party race
The convention shows Kimball 927 Turner 615 and George 367 votes. Turner is expected to gain support, while Kimball seeks a second term. Contests loom as Goetting plans for a challenge and a battle over the Representative nomination by one vote, with Adams winning on recount by four votes.
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Kimball
Turner
George
Goetting
State Committee
T. N. Vinson
Mr. Adams
Powers Unopposed as Republican Nominee in Union Hall
Samiel L. Powers legislative counsel of the New England Telephone Company was yesterday nominated for Congress by the Republicans of the eleventh district in Union Hall, this city.
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Telephone Company
Congress
Samiel L. Powers
New England Telephone Company
Union Hall
Probable Platform Planks Commended
It commends Governor Crane for his able administration and affirms allegiance to the Philadelphia platform and candidates. It commends President McKinley for handling Philippine issues and upholds US sovereignty, denounces trusts that curb competition, and endorses the gold standard as key to prosperity.
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Crane
Philadelphia
McKinley
Philippine
United States
Currier Renominated By Democrats At Essex Senatorial Meet
Lawrence Oct 3 Senator Guy W Currier was unanimously renominated as the Democratic candidate at the fifth Essex senatorial convention held this evening in City Hall Richard A Carter was reappointed to the State committee.
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Lawrence
Guy W. Currier
T Essex
Richard A. Carter
Americans Withdraw From Shan Hai Kuan Expedition
American forces will not take part in the Shan Hai Kuan expedition. The detachment of United States Marines assigned to the allied force has been withdrawn. Allies expect no opposition as Shan Hai Kuan authorities are to capitulate. General Chaffee and the Russian commander informed Field Marshal Count von Waldersee.
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Tientsin
Taku
Shanghai
United States
Chaffee
Count von Waldersee
Ward 20 caucus returns name Alderman Adams amid troop shifts
Report notes Adams chosen amid withdrawals of American and Louisiana troops. US marines head to Cavite, Indian troops to begin in ten days, and British and German forces reinforce Pekin. Preparations rise for a large expedition against Pao Ting Fu as Pekin columns cooperate. resistance anticipated with large Loafer presence. Vienna dispatch says Shan Hai Kuan seizure approved, British flag raised with others over forts.
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Cavite
Pekin
Pao Ting Fu
Vienna
Admiralty
Taku
Count von Waldersee
Shan Hai Kuan
Milk Trust Extortion Targets Boston Pedlers Demand
A historical report exposes how a five-contractor milk trust fixes prices for farmers, pedl ers, and middlemen, controlling can sizes and margins. It warns of a coming surplus, pedlar foreclosures, and a shift of distribution to stores as trust power tightens.
Advice to Farmers Fight Trusts by Selling Milk Direct
The Post urges farmers to cut contractors and sell milk directly to consumers or to bold dealers not afraid of the trust. It names two large buyers, notes souring risk is lower in cool weather, and advises driving to Boston to sell to Connor or Dalton who oppose the trust for the public good.
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Boston
Connor
Dalton
Aiittle Stock Exchange
New York Exchange
Chicago
Milk Trust
Pedlers
Trust
Retail Milk Dealers’ Association
Post
Advice to Consumers on Milk Prices
Consumers are urged to cut milk consumption to force price reductions. The piece recommends halving intake or stopping milk entirely, using condensed milk as a substitute, and notes declines in sales among pedlars and stores as evidence of the milk trust's power. Bring the trust to terms.
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Milk Trust
Pedlers
Trust
Milk Trust Skins Farmers in New England 1909-10
A Boston Post exposé details the milk trust controlling pricing and distribution from Oct 1900 to Apr 1901 with a 28 cent promised rate if all milk sells, but half to two thirds of surplus goes to butter and cheese. Independent pedlers face high freight and coercive contracts, while trust cars, rates, and coercive practices squeeze farmers and freighters alike.
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Milk Producers’ Union
Dairies
D. Whiting & Sons
Milk Trust
Combine
Trust
How to remedy the milk price crisis in Poston
James H. Dalton, treasurer of the James H. Dalton Company with ten Poston grocery stores, proposes a consumer-led cure: cut milk consumption by half to reduce waste and force price changes. He notes contractor actions, proposes paying fair prices for 300 cans daily, and cites supply disruptions due to price hikes and contractor controls.
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Post
James H. Palton
James H. Dalton
Poston
Mr. Dalton
Boston
Dalton
Meyer 10 Succeed General Draper in Diplomatic Post
Massachusetts political figure George von L. Meyer is tapped to succeed General Draper as ambassador, with McKinley preferring a Massachusetts choice. Meyer, born 1858 in Massachusetts, Harvard 1879, has a long Republican record including state central committee, Boston city service, state legislature, and Speaker of the Massachusetts House. He led railroads committee, chaired Paris Exposition Managers, and was elected to the Republican national committee.
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Hanna
Exchange Club
McKinley
Massachusetts
General Draper
Wolcott
George von L. Meyer
Harvard
Republican State Central Committee
Boston
Meyer
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Massachusetts Board of
Milk Price Rise Sparks Citywide Probe In South End
A Post reporter found milk prices risen by about 25 percent across Cabot Vernon Ruggles Tremont streets and Shawmut avenue with dealers unable to avoid higher costs. Households grocers condemn the Milk Trust action and many customers switch to cheaper condensed milk or buy by the 2 cent unit. Only two grocers John T Connor and the James E Dalton Company still sell milk at 6 cents a quart.
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South End
Post
Cabot
Vernon
Ruggles
Tremont
Shawmut Avenue
Milk Trust
John T. Connor
James
Dalton Company
Democratic city committee fixes ninth congressional convention site
The district committee met yesterday at the Democratic city committee rooms and selected Fancul Hall for next Tuesday night’s convention. The plan outlines a Ward 1 2 6 and 8 bloc with sixty six votes to nominate, hinging on a Fleming-Lomasney reconciliation. A separate Ward 7 9 13 ticket backs Keliher, with Gallivan contributing votes for the council nomination and Donavan aiding Ned Donovan’s city clerk win.
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Democratic City Committee
Fancul Hall
Fitzgerald
Martin Lomasney
Conry
Senate
Neddo” Mahoney
Jim’’ Donovan
J. J. McNamara
Lomasney
Jim
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