Slater autos searched after customs seizure of gowns
Two cars owned by Mrs Horatio N Slater of Readville were dismantled by customs officials in a Boston warehouse search for contraband hidden in cushions and tonneaus after her trunks were seized in New York for undeclared Paris gowns. Officials kept details secret and found nothing dutiable. Packard and Fiat cars were involved and parts were reassembled with expert help.
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Envo ys Visit Boston by Irish Envoys Redmond Devlin Boyle
Irish envoys led by John E Redmond Joseph Devlin and Daniel Boyle arrived in Boston aboard the Knickerbocker express. They were greeted warmly by a large reception committee at South Station and escorted to the Lenox hotel for headquarters. Redmond praised the Buffalo convention for its numbers enthusiasm and contributions.
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Daniel Boyle
South Station
T. B. Fitzpatrick
United Irish League of America
John O'Callaghan
P. J. Timmins
Dennis O'Reilly
Michael Maynes
Henry V. McLaughlin
Augustine J. Daly
Cambridge
Mark H. Crehan
C. O'Connell Galvin
Michael J. Jordan
Patrick Ford
John Woods
Michael Morrison
Andrew L'Rahey
M. A. Toland
D. A. Scannell
Edward J. Slattery
George Phillips
Maurice Murnane
Mr. Redmond
Buffalo
Redmond
Portugal Bars Out Clericals Amid Lisbon Revolt
Refugees arriving in Madrid from Vigo report about 1000 dead in Lisbon and several thousand wounded after the revolution. Lisbon says the new government dissolves religious orders with 24 hours to quit Portugal and orders clergy to abstain from clerical dress to avoid attacks.
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Portugal
Insurrection Reported in Setubal Sparks Royalist Clash
Paris dispatch says insurrection in Setubal Portugal with troops quartered there. Infantry joined Revolutionists triggering Royalist cavalry action and about 900 casualties reported. Cannonade heard from Elvas fortress near Badajoz.
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Heavy guns posted in Lisbon trenches
Reports say provincial troops have not yet pledged loyalty to the republic. The provisional government is vigilant with thirty nine heavy guns and ten Maxims posted in trenches on Lisbon’s heights to deter any invasion attempt.
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Lisbon
Lis
Yeggs Robbed to Raise Bail for Girl Friends
Four Boston yeggs planned a Tremont Street hold up to raise cash bail for three young women linked to the suspects who await trial in New Hampshire. Arrested after a rapid restaurant raid, the men faced multiple charges with heavy bail and were sent to Charles Street jail.
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Jamaica Plain
Yeggs
New Hampshire
Boward Meagher
Roxbury
Walter Doyle
Mast
Doyle
Shire and Meagher
Bideau
Charles Street
Patrick J. Flaherty
Somerville
Meagher
Concord Reformatory
O Sullivans Live Rubber Heels Sell At 50C
A trade note extols O Sullivans Live Rubber Heels praising resiliency and durability. It warns against substituting foreign materials that would harm the rubber heel mission and suggests rubber remains essential for comfort and longevity in footwear. The product is touted as consistent in quality and price nationwide at 50 cents.
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O’sullivan
Man Who Walked 300 Miles to Vote Dies in Cambridge
William Parmenter aged 73 of 145 Austin street Cambridge walked 300 miles to vote for Abraham Lincoln and died at Cambridge City Hospital last night. He is survived by a son and two daughters.
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William Parmenter
Austin Street
Cambridge
Abraham Lincoln
Cambridge City Hospital
Mansfield Cannot Legally Withdraw Until Oct 17
Foss withdraws from the race by statement, saying he cannot legally exit until October 17. The move would slow campaign momentum at the outset and shape early voting dynamics.
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Mansfield
Developments in the Democratic Situation
Law of 1907 may delay Mansfield withdrawal until Oct 17. Delegates debate second place nomination. Riley enters as Democratic Independent for Lieutenant Governor. Loring nominates provisional Lt Governor. Pelletier opposes candidacy but backs Joseph H. O'Neil. Vahey meets with Coughlin, Doyle, and Hayes. Gaston not yet renominated. Lomasney rejects third ballot. Foss declines Governor bid.
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Riley
Clifton R. Loring
State Committee
Pelletier
Joseph H. O'Neil
Vahey
Bellevue
Coughlin
Fall River
Doyle
Hayes
Springfield
William A. Gaston
Democratic Governor Candidate Debate Leaves Choice Open
Convention committee failed to settle the gubernatorial candidate question. Discussed options include Colonel William A. Gaston of Boston Judge Charles de Courcey of Lawrence and District Attorney Pelletier among others.
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William A. Gaston
Boston
Charles de Courcey
Lawrence
Pelletier
Weather recap: yesterday's high and low temperatures
Yesterday's temperatures ranged from a mild 68 to 74 degrees with a low around 68 early morning and a high near 74 near afternoon. Average temperature for yesterday hovered near 64 plus 24 hours of data from Thompson's Spa forecast and past year figures.
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