Allmen Are Partisans Henry Cabot Lodge Tells Editors
The Republican Editorial Association of Massachusetts held its seventh annual reunion and dinner at the Parker House, with speakers including Governor Wolcott Senator Lodge and Attorney General Knowlton. Lodge defended partisanship, attacked nonpartisanship as absence of opinion, and argued parties sustain representative government, noting critics who deem nonpartisan movements as machine politics.
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Republican Editorial Association of
Massachusetts
Parker House
Crane
Cook
Wolcott
Henry Cabot Lodge
Knowlton
Gotting
Republican State Committee
W. . Sohier
John H. Gould
National Federation of Republican Clubs
George A. Reed
Framingham
J. Henry Reed
Middlesex County
Governor Wolcott
Boston Press
Republican Party
Cleveland
Maine jury awards 1789 in Melcher Hadley case
Auburn Maine October 4 The jury in the Melcher Hadley suit found 1789 to the plaintiff after eight hours of debate The verdict came after a compromise by averaging the jurors' figures The Hadleys and Dingleys face further litigation but Melcher says he has been vindicated The case drew in part on romance and alleged broken engagements and drew wide attention in the state
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Auburn
Arthur
Melcher-Louise M
Hadley
Melcher
Emery
Baliff
Hadleys
Dingleys
Maine
Congressman Dingley
Dixon Downgraded Sally Smith Wins In 20th Round
In San Francisco on October 4 Sally Smith, the black challenger from Boston, outpointed Dixon after twenty rounds. Smith led from the start as Dixon, backed by Tom O Rourke and Joe Walcott, fought valiantly but could not overcome the faster, sharper foe. Referee George Green scored the bout in Smiths favor as time ran out at 9 21.
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San Francisco
Cal
Dixon
Boston
Sally Smith
Smith
Tom O'Rourke
Young Mitchell
Joe Walcott
Tim McGrath
Tom Lansing
Spider Kelly
George Green
Green
Local Boston Weather Forecast Tuesday
Boston and vicinity expect fair conditions with rising temperatures. A southwest wind will prevail, bringing milder air and generally pleasant weather for the day.
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Boston
One Lap in the Race for Victory at Temple Cup Final
Darkness nearly spoiled Boston’s chance as 10,000 fans watched a tense finish in Baltimore. Kelley’s bat cracked and Long fumbled near third while Tenney dropped a grounder, and a late umpire call preserved Boston’s pennant win amid cheers, bands, and a celebratory homecoming. Notables in attendance included Nick Young and Mayor McGuinness. theater figures Barnabee and Davis observed the scene.
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Bostons
Baltimores
Kelley
Long
Tenney
Baltimore
Boston
Grand Stard
Rooters
Nick Young
Billings
McGuinness
Providence
Henry Clay Barnabee
Jessie Bartlett Davis
Bostonians
John Morrill
Tommy Connolly
General Dixwell
Seator Gallivan
Crowd cheers as home team marches onto field
The crowd rose and cheered as the home team emerged from concealment near the beach with the band playing Yankee Doodle. Long and Tenney drew particular approbation while the spectators applauded each opponent’s bat and fielding display before the narrative continued on the next page.
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Long
Tenney
Footpads Foiled in Hyde Park Avenue Robbery Attempt
Arthur Damrell of Norwood was attacked by three armed men on Hyde Park Avenue near Walk Hill Street at 9 30 PM. He was knocked down and left with a cut, then fled to Station 13. The assailants disappeared but bloodstained handkerchiefs and street marks indicated the struggle.
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Hyde Park Avenue
Walk Hill Street
Arthur Damrell
Norwood
Damrell
Camrell
Well dressed bandit stages two hold ups in Wellesley
Oct 4 in Wellesley a neatly dressed man entered Henry Tailor & Son asking for funds to ride to Boston. He fled after being refused payment, then hunted for another victim as Mary Maher fled from an encounter. Citizens and local ree? search for suspect.
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Wellesley
Henry Tailor & Son
Bani
Mary Maher
Ree
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