Massachusetts Reform Club Dinner Debates Civil Service
A Parker House gathering of the Massachusetts Reform Club features speeches on civil service reform by Dr. William Everett and George Hale. Hale criticizes spoils politics while Russell, Hamlin, and Lamb defend reform principles, urging voters to back the party aligned with constitutional governance and honest administration.
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Liverpool
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Enthusiasm at Lowell as Allen record dissected in rally
In Huntington Hall Lowell, Democrats pack the house as W B Estelle of New York and ex-Congressman John E Russell denounce Governor Allen’s campaign talk. Russell defends his own and attacks Allen on the direct tax bill, school funding, tariff views, and labor wages, citing records and votes to frame the gubernatorial race.
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Boston
Weather Indications and New England Forecast
Weather across New England remains unsettled with cloudy skies and likely showers. Temperatures rise slowly then cool tonight with variable winds shifting westward. Tomorrow generally fair with lower temperatures and northwest to west winds. A separate weather bulletin notes a severe Atlantic storm, low barometer readings from Rockcliffe to Nantucket, and dangerous sailing conditions southward.
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St Philip's Church Cambridgeport Celebrates Third Anniversary
The third anniversary of St Philip's Episcopal Church in Cambridgeport was observed yesterday with elaborate services. Rev E M Gushee preached, soloists Henry J Storer Homer Boyer and Master William Simpson sang, and the interior was prettily decorated with lights and flowers.
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St. Philip’s Episcopal Church
Cambridgeport
E. M. Gushee
D.D
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William Simpson
New Chamber Sets Show Comfort and Low Prices at Paine's
Readers are urged to explore Paine's Furniture Company's Warerooms at 48 Canal Street for new bedroom chamber sets. The ads highlight recent improvements, affordability, and the temptation to own these comfortable furnishings. Also promoted are hall clocks by Bigelow, Kennard & Co. at 611 Washington Street.
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Bigelow, Kennard & Co
Washington
Independence Will Run Between Boston and Auburndale
The Independence road coach returns to the north shore route this week, running four teams from Hotel Vendome at 11 30 AM to the Country Club with a 1 hour 20 minute leg to Lee's Hotel and a 2 15 PM return. The 25 mile course includes a first change at the Country Club. Organizers include W Eustis C D Beyland Charles Joy and F H Prince who plan to handle ribbons.
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Auburndale
Country Club
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Lee’s Hotel
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D. Beyland
Charles Joy
F. H. Prince
Boston and Chicago pennants end in one city
The season closed with both leagues’ titles in one city. Nash’s Cubs triumph praised while Hart of Chicago plans charges, alleging games were thrown. Boston, led by Nash, clinched after extra matches, with Dixwell presenting the pennant to Captain Duffy.
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Billy Joyce
Tom Brown
New England
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Delaware
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Clevelands
Williams Crushes Laureates in 36 0 Victory on Saturday
Williams College routed the Laureates of Troy New York 36 to 0 while Amherst defeated Williston 100 to 0 and Tufts beat Cambridge Manual Training School 24 to 0 on a Saturday full of games. Other results included Philips Exeter 27 Boston English 0 Noble School 14 Belmont School 11 Newtons 12 East Bostons 12 Boston Rovers 5 Clintons 1 Quincys 7 Chelseas 0 Dorchester High 52 Charlestowns 0.
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Williston
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Tufts
Cambridge Manual Training School
Philips Exeter
A Fine Structure The New Roxbury High School Building Opens Today
The Roxbury High School building opens this morning on Warren street hillside with a clock tower and brownstone facade. It features thirteen rooms plus a laboratory for forty, a drawing and lecture room with amphitheatre seating, and a 2000 seat hall. fire safety through long corridors and automatic ventilating tans.
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Roxbury High School
Warren Street
Equities Assigned for Tuesday in Suffolk Supreme Court
The Supreme Judicial Court in Suffolk lists equity assignments and dissolve petitions scheduled for Tuesday. Cases include McKenna v Devlin Gould Watson Co Adams Rinage Taylor v Locke Harrington exr v Coolidge Coolidge v Harrington Carriage Drivers Union Adams Crawford et al Weil v Felner Smith v Chase Dooling v McCormack Robertson v Rowell Pollard Citizens Investment Heywood exr v Williams Mt Hope Cemetery v Boston Cambridge Wharf Baker v Hall Chickering v Chickering Jackson v Stevenson Deckham exr v settle title McCarron v McCarron.
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Rinage
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Locke
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Nice
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Smith
October Term Opens for Suffolk Superior Court
The Suffolk Superior Court October term begins Tuesday with all sessions starting that day as the court resumes its work after the break.
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Superior Court in Newburyport on October 6 begins docket
In Essex county Superior Civil Court Newburyport juries are dismissed and the court opens Tuesday morning October 6 with motions and court cases heard first. Uncontested and finally contested divorces will follow in order on the agenda.
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Essex Ss
Newburyport
Brayley—D
Too Great Haste for the Car
James H. Sexton of 2 Albin Street was taken to City Hospital at midnight Saturday after slipping while running for a horse car and suffering a confused wound to one leg.
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Albin Street
City Hospital
Sunday Card Players Arrested in Prohibition-Era Raid
Liquor officers Saxton and Harris found a card game in progress at 3 Quincy Court on Sunday morning and arrested eleven Italians, four for gambling on the Lord's Day and seven for being present where a game was in progress. A pack of cards was seized.
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Division 1
Quincy Court
Funeral for James A. Connihan in Cambridge
Funeral services for James A. Connihan of Cambridge were held yesterday from his Vine Street home. He was the brother of Councilman Counihan.
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James A. Connihan
Cambridge
Counihan
Vine Street
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