Gaston on Trusts Addresses Cigarmakers Union
Hon William A Gaston Democrat candidate for governor spoke to about 500 members of the Cigarmakers Union 97 at Paine Memorial Hall on Appleton Street. He argued the trust issue should be viewed as a business matter, warned against blanket opposition to corporations, and urged practical limits on government action to curb trusts without destroying industry.
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William A. Gaston
Cigarmakers' Union
Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Gaston
Association
Colonel Gaston
Maine
California
United States
Congress
Washington
Democratic Party
America
Tobacco Trust
Great Britain
England
Inter National Coal Trust
Beef Trust
Steel Trust
Fels-Naptha Soap Teaches Easy Cleaning Method
A quip advises using Fels-Naptha soap to wash difficult items, follow directions, avoid boiling or scalding, and claim you will never return to the old-time method.
Pershing Expedition Against Moros Reported
General Sumner's cable from Manila recounts Captains Pershing and Helmicks attacking Maciu forts. Moros retreated after shelling. 40 to 60 Moros and one sultan killed. Two enlisted men slightly wounded. fortifications destroyed with minimal property loss.
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Washington
Pershing
War Department
Davis
Manila
Sumner
Vicara
Eli Helmicks
Maciu
Bacolod
Rio Grande
Rhode Island Judge Refuses New Standard on Child Care
The Rhode Island Supreme Court rejected adopting other states doctrine that a child’s care depends on maturity and circumstances. In the Poulino vs McKendall case a child near a fire burned to death, with Judge Rogers noting children near danger are generally held responsible for their own carelessness regardless of age.
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Providence
R. I
Supreme Court of
Rhode Island
Angelo Poulino
Frank McKendall
Rogers
Completing State Tickets and Filing Deadlines
The four parties have filed nominations with deadlines across October. The Democratic State committee must fill state ticket vacancies by Oct. 20, Socialist Labor by Oct. 13, conventions by Oct. 14, certificates by Oct. 16, and independent nomination papers by Oct. 17. Hon H. C. Joyner of Great Barrington may yet appear as Lieutenant Governor candidate for Democrats.
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Democratic State Committee
Socialist Labor Party
Democrats
H. C. Joyner
Great Barrington
Joyner
Modern Innovations at Thayer McNeil Hodgkins Shoe Store
After months of labor by masons carpenters painters and electricians improvements are finished at Thayer McNeil Hodgin s shoe store on Temple place. The floor space is expanded by about a third with new departments including a youths and boys section. Pneumatic tubes telephones and noiseless dumb waiters link departments with stockrooms for quick service. Modern conveniences have been added to improve patron experience and speed. The store presents an up to date, ideal appearance with enhanced facilities.
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Thayer, McNeil & Hodgkins
Temple Place
Duel Expected After Castellane Percin Dreyfus Letter
Paris reports Count Boni de Castellane objects to General Percin over Dreyfus, with a possible duel looming as Polonnais from Gaulois backs Percin. Castellane had congratulated Percin for not shaking Dreyfus’ hand, but Percin rejects the compliment and defends his actions.
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New York
the Sun
Paris
Count Boni de Castellane
General Percin
Dreyfus
M. Zola
Percin
Gaston Polonnais
Gaulois
Count de Castellane
M. Polonnais
Quinton Made Brigadier in Regular Army
In Washington on October 6 the President appointed Colonel William Quinton of the First Infantry to brigadier in the regular army. He will retire for age on the 15th. General Quinton is a native of Illinois.
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Washington
William Quinton
Flest Infantry
Quinton
Ilinois
Grators for Gaston Campaign Gratos for Gaston Campaign
Democratic State committee prepares for opening campaign in a large city with nightly meetings. A wide speaker slate, including national figures, is planned, with literary bureau activities at Gaston headquarters and voter registration efforts closing Oct 15. Local Dem leaders and many national figures will headline the campaign launch at Hotel Vendome and subsequent events across multiple cities.
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Democratic State Committee
Commonwealth
McNary
Josiah Quincy
New York
Gaston
Liberty Square
Quincy
McSweeney
Democratic Club
Hotel Vendome
Edward M. Shepard
Richard Olney
Charles S. Hamlin
John R. Thayer
Henry F. Hollis
Miss Frances Herlihy Rites Draw City Crowds
Lynn Oct 6 A major Lynn funeral for Frances Herlihy, a victim of Friday's elevator accident, drew a packed St Joseph's Catholic Church crowd and seamed streets. The service featured Rev John Harrington with a high mass and eulogy while pallbearers included Herlihy cousins. The cortege proceeded to St Mary's Cemetery amid widespread floral tributes.
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Lynn
Frances Herlthy
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
John C
John D
Michael F
William R. Herlihy
G .S
J. H. Kirwin
Herlihy
E. J. Dolan
D. J. Herlihy
Boer Generals Visit Brussels Amid Crowd Pouring Cheers
The Boer generals Botha Dewet and Delarey arrived in Brussels and were greeted by a large crowd. Dewet said their visit aimed to obtain help for war ravages, not to seek independence. Dewet questioned why no intervention occurred, while reaffirming loyalty to their new country if peace terms are fair. A wine ad follows about Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
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Brussels
Botha
Dewet
Delarey
Europe
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National
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A. McArthur CO. Furniture and Eee
Cornhi
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Doan
Edward C. Jose
Carpenter
Dover Street
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Boni
Grators
Patrick A, Collins Tohn W. Coughlin
James BE. McConnell, Willian
A. Murphy Jorah Quincy
William A, Gaston
Thomas J. Gargan
John R, Thayer
Henry FP. Naphen
William 8. McNary
John W. Cummings Thomas W. Kenefick
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
John F. Fitzgerald
Samuel Roads, Jr
Charles H. Slattery
John A. Sullivan
John A. Kelcher
Joseph A. Conry
Walter S, Ramsdell
William P. Hayes
Philip J. O
Joseph A. Dennison
Daniel J. Kiley
William N
Osgood
Henry
M. Winn
Robert E._ Bisbee
A. A. Putnam
John F. Kavanagh
William N. Davenport
William Moran
William H. Baker
Horace R. Drinkwater
Semuel H. Borofsky
Charles S._ Ashley
James W. McDonald
John W. Corcoran
William J, Donovan Thomas Riley
Thomas A. Mullen
Filward
BF. McSweeney
I. J. Lucey
Fdward
McMannus
Nathan Matthews, Jr
J. Conlin
Thomas J, Grady Vraneis
Pope James H. Mellen
James F. Stratton
John T, McLoughlin Joseph J, Corbett
Philip J. Doherty
Harvey N. Collison
Arthur V. Dolan James H. Doyle
Thomas H. Dowd
Hawt, & Rucker
H. Crine
Avon St
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