Enormous Suits and Overcoats Sale Displayed at Vorenberg Co
S Vorenberg & Co presents an immense stock from Michael Stern & Co Rochester and White Bros Boston, blended with its own stock to form one of the finest displays under one roof. Latest styles and fabrics at lower prices than New England buyers. Everyone urged to attend and view the window display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Stern & Co
Rochester
N. Y
White Bros
Boston
New England
Blackguardism Letter to Admiral Belknap
A reader letter accuses Admiral Belknap of blackguardism in a heated exchange. The piece presents sharp rhetoric and challenges official conduct, reflecting public dissatisfaction with naval governance and leadership.
Admiral Belknap Responds to English Abuse Letter
Retired Admiral Belknap tells a Post reporter that English contempt for Americans is widespread after a London letter labeled Americans as vile and women as vulgar. He cites six letters, two from England, and says British captains admit not wanting to fight. He recalls English tricks in British waters and expects another naval letter to provoke a response.
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Belknap
Post
A. Johnson
Bavoy Hotel
London
Admiral Belknap
England
New York
East
Japan
Fingland
John Bull
Railroad union organizer arrives in Boston to drum up support
M. J. Elliott of the American Railway Union, who has been serving a Woodstock prison sentence with Eugene V. Debs, arrived in Boston last evening to mobilize railway workers. He has traveled through Pennsylvania and New York on the same mission with good results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Elliott
General Board of the
American Railway Union
Woodstock
Eugene V. Debs
Boston
Pennsylvania
New York
Swampscott Park Land Taken for Public Use
Salem October 8 Metropolitan Park Commission and Swampscott park officials file a taking of King's Beach Swampscott for park purposes in a public land action.
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Swampscott's Park Land
Salem
The
Metropolitan Park Commission
Park Commissioners of Swampscott
King’s Beach
Swampscott
Very Fond of Him in Millen Divorce Court
The Millen divorce hearing enters its third sensational day as witnesses recount intimate encounters at the Hotel Bowdoin and New Winthrop Hotel. Mrs Millen weeps as Miss Clifford the nurse testifies that Millen called her Papa and spent long hours beside the sick woman, while witnesses describe rooms, companionship, and whispered exchanges.
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Millen
Bowdoin
Mr. Millen
Dr. Gage
Misa Clifford
John M. Plummer
Fessenden
Plummer
Miss Gammon
Miss Clifford
Winthrop
Winthrop Beach
Chestnut Street
Chelsea
Crescent Beach
Millen House
New Winthrop Hotel
Adams R. Manchester
American Express Company
Boylston Place
New Winthrop
Institute For Nurses
Express Company
Brenton
New York
Hewett
Mi Llen
On Saay
George Haven
Gage
Witness
City Hospital
Massachusetts General Hospital
Reynolde House
Drayton Divorce Referred for Hearing in Newark
Chancellor Emery in Newark chambers today said the Drayton divorce case was referred by Chancellor McGill for hearing. He would refer it to another official but had not yet decided to whom or when or where the proceeding would be heard.
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Newark
N. J
Emery
Chambers
Drayton
McGill
Big bankrupt stock sale at The Yanked Mfg Co
Wholesale clothing house at 9 Summer Street advertises heavy savings on men boys suits coats and pants from a bankrupt stock. Prices range from 14c for children's pants to 4.85 for all wool suits and 1.78 for a men s suit. Offers claim best-made garments and big discounts to buyers this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summer St
A As Clo. Co
Boston
Fall West Poe Inc
Huish Cy
Eighth Suffolk Democratic Senatorial Convention Meeting Notice
Delegates to the Eighth Suffolk Democratic Senatorial Convention are notified to meet at the Democratic State Committee headquarters 342 W Street Boston October 1 at 8 PM for the selection of a nominal candidate for Senator and for committee appointments and other proper business. Jane Donovan Boston Democratic City Committee President is designated by the State Committee to call the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk
Democratic
Democratic State Committee
W. Street
Boston
Janes Donovan
Democratic City Committee of
A Woman and the Health They Can Gain
A vintage health overview urges women to adopt modern remedies and science for better longevity and vitality. It stresses self care, friendship, and obedience to health laws to avoid fading beauty, weakness, and sorrow. Warner's Safe re appears as a suggested ally in preserving well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Cambridge Team Banqueted by Harvard Graduates
Cambridge athletic team honored at a Harvard graduates banquet at the University Club last night. Lieutenant-Governor Wolcott presided. Major Higginson gave the main address praising college fellowship and athletics. Other speakers included Colonel Wheelwright, George Haile, and Yale guest Captain Sheldon. English visitors toured Cambridge earlier, met Eliot, lunched at Hasty Pudding, and departed for New York and Niagara via the New York Central.
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Cambridge
Harvard
University Club
Wolcott
William B. Russell
Major Higginson
Wheelwright
Clement K. Fay
Ewart Wendell
George 8. Haile
Dr. Wolcott
Colonel Wells
Francis Peabody
Colonel Wheelwright
F. D. Horan
Eliot
College Yard
Hasty Pudding Club
Boston
New York
Niagara
New York Central
Chauncey M. Depew
Worcester Republicans Nominate Parker in County Race
At the Worcester county Republican convention on Oct 8, 265 of 270 delegates were present. Herbert Parker of Lancaster won the district attorney nomination on the first formal ballot after an earlier informal tally. General Robert H Chamberlain was named sheriff and George W Cook of Barre as county commissioner. George F Chase of Millbury was chosen for the ninth Worcester Representative district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Worcester County
Pinkerton
H. Spencer Haskell
Herbert Parker
Lancaster
C. G. Bancroft
Clinton
C. W. Wood
H. Parker
B. W
Potter
Lynn Democrats Organize City Committee
Lynn Democrats publish ward by ward membership for the city committee with names across multiple wards. The organization names John Dribcoll as chairman Peter Lemmon as secretary and Chester W. Dennis as treasurer.
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Lynn
Democratic City Committee
Andrew Francis
Richard Flaskett
George Munroe
Jamce B. Morrison
Thomas Kanvanagh
Chester W. Dennis
Joseph D. Lydon
John H. Connors
Albert H. Pashley
Edward Regan
Israel Ngton
Joseph Chatterton
James U. Rich
James Hooper
John Dribcoll
Peter B Lemmon
Ward
A P A Loses in Braintree Caucus Selection
In Braintree Massachusetts on Oct 8 Republicans held a caucus to nominate a candidate for the sixth Norfolk Representative district. A P A delegates were defeated as William W. Mayhew supporters won by 100 to 8, securing the nomination with Holbrook delegates to back the caucus choice.
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Norfolk
William W. Mayhew
L. W. Morrison
Mr. Mayhew
Holbrook
A. P. A. Wins At Springfield Caucuses
Springfield October 8 A P A controlled the Republican caucuses in the sixth district L H Perkins was turned down George W Turner renominated In the eighth district B C Harvey renominated Charlies E Hoag a lawyer new to the city was nominated and Warriner turned down Packed with named figures and district outcomes for the party race.
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Springfield
L. H. Perkins
George W. Turner
8. C. Warriner
Charlies E. Hoag
B. C. Harvey
Tilton defeats Hathaway in Republican caucus
Brockton Massachusetts October 8 The Republican caucus mass of the twelfth representative district tonight in Satucket Hall defeated Representative Fred W Hathaway of Ward 7 who has represented the district for three years Charley W Tilton of Ward 1 being nominated receiving 183 votes to 124 for Hathaway
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Brockton
Mass
Satucket Hall
Fred W. Hathaway
Charley W. Tilton
Hathaway
Democrats Carry Indianapolis City Ticket Victory
Indianapolis political brief reports the Democratic city ticket defeating the Republican slate by about 400 votes in the October election. The result consolidates party control of municipal offices in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Nominations for the House by Abington and Rockland
Abington Ernest I Caulkins North Abington Rep The A P A organization controlled the nomination. Rockland Joshua 8 Grey Rep Quincy T H Newcomb James Thompson of Quincy and James H Flint of Weymouth Athol Hardine FP Barber Rep for first Worcester district King is a 5 Cough porte oi dues heike ow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abington
Ernest I. Caulkins
North Abington
Rockland
Joshua 8. Grey
Quincy
T. H. Newcomb
James Thompson
James H. Flint
Weymouth
Athol—Hardine
Democrats push registration as campaign opens in Music Hall
The Democratic State headquarters bustles before tonight’s rally in Music Hall as leaders, including Candidate Williams and ex Mayor Matthews, press to enroll more voters. Registration lags last year, but daily efforts across all wards aim to boost lists, with eight days left and races shaping up in Boston and Holyoke.
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Music Hall
Williams
Matthews
Josiah Quincy
Donovan
City Committee
Old Court House
Boston
Greenhalge
John E. Russell
State Committee
Republican State Convention
Republican State Committee
Agfield
A. P
Colonel Goetting
Goetting
Holyoke
Whiting
Whitcomb
P. J. Kennedy
Democratic Party
Senator Miller Wins in Bell Telephone Vote At Ratifying Race
Senator Joel D. Miller of Leominster defeats ex Representative Fred H. Bates of Sterling for the senatorial nomination. Bates had voted for the Bell Telephone grab and against a bill to force the West End Street Railway to issue free transfers. Miller earns a third term in a district usually limited to one term and appears on the Post’s Roll of Honor for the Bell Telephone measure. The piece also notes Michael W. Collins’ ward endorsement, a Republican Club meeting in Boston, Marcus Merrill's bid in Chelsea, typhoid illness of Senator Gilbride, and Congressman Fitzgerald leaving for Buffalo.
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House of
Bell Telephone
Fred H. Bates
Sterling
Joel D. Miller
Leominster
Miller
Bates
Gra
West End Street Railway Company
Workingmen’s Debating Club
Ward
Michael W. Collins
Republican Club of Massachusetts
Washington Street
Marcus Merrill
General Court
Suffolk
Chelsea
Merrill
Gilbride
Fitzgerald
Buffalo
N. Y
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M. J. O'Halloran
J. Henry Young
Him Papa
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MIS
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Curtis
John HB. Russell
State House
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Buffalk
Hutchinson
Republican City Committee
Beacon Hill
John F. Dever
Anson B. Edgerly
Stillman Blanchard
W. W. Towle
Towle
Senator McMorrow
Alderman Flood
Flood
McMorrow
Ancients
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Bernard J. Devine
Ward 18
Rueter & Co
Highland Spring
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