Clash Over Ballot Rights At Democratic Convention
Delegates from Faneuil Hall and Music Hall clash as Jaquith objects to Cunningham while lawyers argue which group deserves to place its nominees on the official ballot. The protest centers on convention credentials and state committee authority, with a hearing set for tomorrow at the State House.
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Sioner Cunningham
Faneuil Hall
State House
Music Hall
Samuel J. Elfer
Charles Theodore Russell
George W. Anderson
George Fred Williams
Music
Samuel J. Elder
Ballot Law Commission
State Committee
Congress
Pee
Market Slump Amid Rumors and Weakness in Stocks
Traders faced early selling with renewed pressure in Sugar and several specialties as bears dominated. American Tobacco rose to 68 on dividend hopes before closing at 66 3 8, while Arbuckle Brothers potential refinery spurred a drop to 107 1 2. Copper fell in London and large fund shifts tore into long holdings amid unclear explanations from banks.
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Paris
Bears
Arbuckle Brothers
Boston & Montana
Boston News Bureau
Montana
Lee, Higginson & Co
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Butte
Portland & Rochester Railroad
Samuel C. Lawrence
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern
Ggng J
W. Seligman & Co
Anglo-American Bank of San Francisco
Australia
Boston Copper Company
Pinkham
Sound Money Rally At Union Station In Boston
A sound money rally was held in the outward baggage room of Union station under the Boston & Maine Gold Club. Speakers included Frederick Clark and William A Murphy of Boston. Murphy delivered a witty speech comparing the Tammany tiger's roar to finance politics.
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Union Station
Boston & Maine Gold Club
Frederick Clark
William A. Murphy
Boston
Hearing over Music Hall delegates sparks clash in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts political hearing unfolds amid protests by Harry J. Jaquith and others challenging Henry W. Cunningham's seating as a delegate. Lawyers debate the power of the State committee over credentials in the Music Hall convention dispute as officials seek a hearing and potential Supreme Court move.
Falvey Wins Nomination After Ward 7 9 Recount
Election officials recounted ballots in Wards 7 and 9. Falvey moved from a six vote defeat at the caucus to a twelve vote nomination on the recount, defeating Mackie who had been caucus nominee.
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Falvey
Mackie
Democrats to Hold Convention for Fourth Councillor Seat
The Democratic district committee of the fourth councillor district met at Democratic State committee headquarters and voted to hold a convention to choose a candidate. The meeting took place at headquarters 342 Washington Street and the convention is scheduled for Tuesday evening, Oct. 13.
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Democratic District Committee
Democratic State Committee
Washington Street
Continental Clothing House Buys Loomis Stock at 70 Cents
A Boston report says Continental Clothing House acquired the Loomis stock after the Loomis assignment. The stock, bought at 70 cents on manufacturing cost, is offered at a small margin to promote the Continental name. Immense crowds flocked to the sale, with sales staff expanded and peak demand expected through Saturday.
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S. W. Loom's
Summer Street
Boston
Loomis
New England
Continental Clothing House
Continental
Fire destroys Ide Bicycle Works and Parsons Horological Institute
Fire in Poria Illinois on October 7 consumes the Ide Bicycle Works building and the Parsons Horological Institute. Loss estimated at 90 000 with 50 000 insured for the bicycle company.
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Poria
Ill
Ide Bicycle Works
Parsons Horological Institute
Bicycle Company
New York Stock Sales Advisory Cited In Ad
An advertising notice promotes John H. Woodbury's facial soap as a remedy for oily skin. The copy urges readers to try Woodbury's Facial Soap at 11 Winter Street Boston, framing it as a cure and healthy alternative.
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OHN H. Woodbury
Winter St
Boston
Woodbury
Mage Matters Titenia Dances On Her Toes In Boston
Titenia from Utah performs a toe dance in A Trip to Chinatown at Bowdoin Square, unique among onstage dancers and trained as an accomplished horse rider. The notice highlights her graceful, fatigue-free movements and her desire to see Boston, with other theater bits and upcoming shows noted through the season.
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Bowdoin Square
Utah
Boston
Castle Square
Lockhart
Proctor Road Company
Simon
the Tremont
New York
Garden Theatre
Academy of Music
London
Charles Frohman
Museum
Excelsior, Jr
New England
Frank Daniels
Tremont Theatre
Paradise Alley
Frank Dupree
Miner-Brooks Syndicate
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Dupree
Minnie Dupree
Two Little Vagrants
Sue
Denman Thompson
Jose
Rosenfeld
Miss McHenry
Park
Kearney P. Speedy
Columbia Theatre
Oliver Byron
Kate Byron
Albert Chevalier
Hollis
New Grand Theatre
Harry Morris
Howard Atheneum
Lettie le Vyne
Flynn
Sheridan
Animatographe
Grand Opera House
Sherman
Milo
Pianka
Spitfire
Austin & Stone’s Museum
Mile
Constanz and
Ida
Fate of the Casino in New York Theatre Dispute
Gossip swirls around the Casino building as the Aronsons plan return to oust Canary and Lederer. If true, the theatre will revert to comic opera and attempt to restore its former prestige after months of litigation and rent questions.
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Mr. Bryan
New York
Aronsons
Canary & Lederers
Earth Moves and Sale Offer Mentioned
Fragmentary note describes movement of earth and markets a first class ointment Salvation On f for 2c with unclear context and details.
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Salvation
Cambridge Bookkeeper Ends His Life At Boarding House
John McLellan a 64 year old Cambridge bookkeeper shot himself in the mouth with a Defender revolver at his Market Street boarding house. He had worked twenty years at Davis's soap works and recently with marble cutter John Harrington at Craigie's Bridge. He left a brief note seeking forgiveness for his children. Surviving children include two sons and two daughters. One son, a Cambridge Ice Company bookkeeper, had not seen him for a year.
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John McLellan
Market Street
Cambridge
Davis’s Soap Works
John Harrington
Craigie’s Bridge
Mr. Fielding
McLellan
Cambridge Ice Company
Obituaries from Rockville and nearby towns
Obituary notices report the deaths of several individuals: Mrs. Sarah Phelps of Rockville aged 84 mother of Charles Phelps a Republican candidate for Secretary of State died at her Vernon home. Ex Mayor Alpheus Currier aged 79 of Haverhill died at his Newcomb street residence from paralysis. William Edwardes fourth Baron Kensington died suddenly in London. Clark Bartlett of Manomet Pond Plymouth died from injuries after a carriage accident leaving a wife and son
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Rockville
Conn
Sarah Phelps
Charles Phelps
Vernon
B. C. Phelps
Haverhill
Alpheus Currier
A. Currier & Son
Newcomb Street
Reliable Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Endorsed as People's Friend
An advertisement extols Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as reliable in all circumstances and declares it the people's friend. It highlights its trusted status and broad utility for common cough relief.
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Dr. Bull
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