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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1906
Page
1
John B. Eaton of Braintree Miss Mary B. Connolly of Cohasset Louis Hazarus of Brockton Tolas Hooceci of Brockton Charles Battles of Brockton Charles Adcock of Highlandville
William Horrigan of Boston was found unconscious at the Vanderbilt stables during the Brockton fair. He died at Brockton Relief Hospital after being brought in by ambulance. Medical Examiner Dr. A E Paine will determine the cause, with autopsy likely.
Readers can find manufacturer sample suits and over coats priced from 7.90 to 14.90 dollars and garments ranging from 25 to 40 dollars at F. Gray Co located on Washington and Hanover streets.
At Tre Mont Temple Republicans open their convention with leaders confident the anti Guild revolt is quashed aside from Foss anti machine clashes. Foss urges Governor Guild to run on his tariff plank while Moody chairs the resolutions panel. Foss and allies back re nomination.
Swagger suits for good dressers at F Gray Co in Washington and Hanover featuring smart cuts and sharp styling for the well dressed man.
At Tremont Temple the Democratic State convention endorsed William Jennings Bryan for President amid loud cheers and Hearst opposition. Tensions rose as George Fred Williams and Josiah Quincy clashed over Moran while Moran’s campaign manager presided, ending with a Bryan endorsement amid protests and a late adjournment.
The ticket includes John B. Moran of Boston for Governor, E Gerry Brown of Brockton for Lieutenant Governor, Charles C. Paine of Hyannis for Secretary of State, Thomas L. Hisgen of Springfield for Auditor, and Joseph W. Cummings of Fall River for Attorney General.
At the convention the slate for State offices was completed with a committee naming Judge Paine of Hyannis for Secretary of State, Cummings of Fall River for Attorney General, and Harrigan of Lowell for Treasurer. All names were approved by acclamation.
Five passengers were killed and more than 20 injured when Boston to Albany Train No 5 collided with a military special carrying Fort Ethan Allen troops near Lansingburg. The excursion train carried travelers from across New England and two Pullmans bore the brunt of the crash.
A passenger train halted at Lansingburg station when a rear‑striking special crashed into it. Thirteen cars on the steep grade toppled two Pullmans down a embankment as the Cavalry troop train continued. Soldiers aided the injured amid chaos.
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