Pelletier Unanimous Nominee for Suffolk District Attorney
Joseph C. Pelletier received the Democratic nomination for district attorney at the Suffolk county convention last night and the motion of his principal opponent Councillor Edward P. Barry made the nomination unanimous. Pelletier urged he accepted the nomination without obligation to any man and scored District Attorney Hill as the candidate of Senator Lodge and the Republican machine as he was cheered by the crowd.
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Joseph C. Pelletier
Suffolk County
Edward P. Barry
Boston
Pelletier
Hill
Senator Lodge
Convention Tired Dorchester Presiding Representative Closes Meeting
Representative William H. O'Brien of Dorchester presided over the convention and the gathering broke up at a very late hour after intense remarks and unresolved business.
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William H. O’brien
Dorchester
Claimant to half of 500000 accused impostor death evidence
The defense to Daniel Blake Russell's claim to half of the 500000 left by Daniel Blake Russell of Melrose plans to prove James D. Rousseau is dead. They will produce witnesses who know his death and burial and present a death certificate. They assert others who testified should have known of his death and will detail the funeral.
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James D. Rousseau
Daniel Blake Russell
Melrose
James Rousseau
Helena woman questions photos in probate case
Mrs Joseph Rousseau of Helena New York refused to swear the pictured man is James Rousseau after viewing photos of Daniel Blake Russell in court. She testified with her husband yesterday as opponents allege they are the parents of the man suing in Mast Cambridge Probate Court as the Melrose Russell’s son. During cross examination Attorney Simpson noted she would not identify the photos though she said they are his and look like him.
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Joseph Rousseau
Russell
James Rousseau
Daniel Blake Russell
John E. Davey
Helena
N. Y
Hackett Wins Boston to Brockton Marathon
Weymouth novice Hackett conquers the Boston to Brockton Marathon while Harvard prepares to meet Williams. The sports roundup notes college teams and numerous high school football games scheduled across Greater Boston today.
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Hackett
Weymouth
Brockton
Harvard
Williams
Greater Boston
Professor Fights Thug Gang on Washington Street
Charles Pena of the Argentine Republic, professor of Spanish and Romance languages at Technology, was attacked by thugs on Washington Street around 10 pm. He and a student companion fought back as bystanders helped and dragged him into Jacob's restaurant on Boylston Street for rescue.
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Charles Pena
Argentine Republic
Technology
Washington Street
Beach Street
Jacob’s
Boylston Street
Boston Professor Fends Off Eight Thugs In Street Attack
Professor Pena and a student were ambushed by about eight well dressed assailants on Washington Street near Beach. Pena fought back, aided by a stranger, but the gang fled after the arrival of Dr. Love. both men were battered, hats lost, clothing torn, and taken to Pena's home for treatment. Police from Station 4 investigated but made no arrests.
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Pena
Washington Street
Beach Street
Boyiston Street
Globe Theatre
Boylston Street
Tremont Street
Jacot
F. A. Love
Pelham
Girl Held as Burglar Lynn Police Arrest 14YearOld
Lynn police arrest Annie Mary Stone 14 on charges of wholesale burglary and larceny of valuables including diamonds rings and watches valued over 1000. She allegedly entered private residences and hotels and possessed stolen items.
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Lynn
Annie Mary Stone
Pawnshop confession follows city-wide complaints
Inspectors caught the girl in a pawnshop trying to dispose of ill gotten wealth. She broke down after custody and is said to have made a complete confession. She is daughter of forward Stone, an engineer at General Electric, residing at 9 Hefferman Avenue. Police say her operations ran for two months with little interruption. Continued on Page 2 First Column.
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Fdoward Stone
General Electric Works
Hefferman Avenue
Fire Scare in Cambridge Port Tenement District
A furniture storage warehouse in Cambridge’s port area caught fire early this morning, triggering two alarms and forcing dozens of families from Windsor Columbia and Cambridge streets. The two-story wooden building, recently White's junk shop and now run by Louis Rubin, was partially destroyed. Losses run into thousands of dollars and the cause is under investigation.
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Cambridgeport
Windsor
Columbia
Cambridge
White
Louis Rubin
Hearst Agrees to Run Again for Mayor in New York
William Randolph Hearst announces at Cooper Union that he will run for mayor, accepting the independent nomination after Gaynor, the Democratic candidate, refused to repudiate Tammany. Hearst had hinted he would enter the field unless Gaynor acted. He previously ran for mayor four years ago and came close to election.
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New York
William Randolph Tharst
Hearst
Cooper Union
Judge Gaynor
Tammany
Gaynor
Ifharst
Mavor
Throttled and Robbed of $400 at Brockton Fair
Clarence Van Dyke of Hartford was held up outside Abe Johnson's barn at the Brockton Fair, gagged and beaten by two men who robbed him of $400 after dining nearby. Police suspect two Boston crooks, about 30, who fled the scene.
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Brockton
Clarence van Dyke
Hartford
Conn
Abe Johnson
van Dyke
Johnson
Brockkton
Boston
Indian’s Rifle Fends Off Posse at Mosquith Wells
Willie Boy the fugitive Indian who killed his sweetheart’s father is said to have engaged Sheriff Ralphs posse in a desert rifle battle at Mosquith Wells. Deputy Charles Roche of Banning was wounded as Willie Boy’s men shot away three of the deputy’s horses, forcing the posse to take cover.
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San Bernardino
Cal
Willie Boy
Ralph
Mosquith Wells
Charles Roche
Banning
Nothing Equals Fr. Johns Medicine for Colds
An advertising notice promotes Fr. Johns medicine as superior for colds and for building up the body. It emphasizes effectiveness and brand strength in a period voice. The claim highlights health benefits and urges consumers to choose this remedy.
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Fr. John
Detroit Slugging Detroit Falls to Pittsburg in Game
Detroit was defeated by Pittsburg four to two as Adams limited Detroit to weak hits. Wagner Gibson Leach and Clarke led Pittsburg while the Red Sox dropped a hard contest to the Giants. World Series standings show New York and Boston with mixed results in the interclub play.
Offer Of Money Shocks Reform Club Dinner Talk
Alderman Matthew Hale recalled a large corporation offering him any amount of money to run his campaign, saying he refused. Speakers at the Massachusetts Reform Club backed Plan 2, with Ernst arguing municipal virtue and unity, noting Finance Commission findings and city loyalty issues alongside optimism about Boston’s honest effort.
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Matthew Hale
Massachusetts Reform Club
Young's Hotel
Lke
George A. O. Ernst
George R. Nutter
Robert Homans
Alderman Flate
Mr. Ernst
Boston
Finance Commission
Express Service to Worcester Begins Wednesday
Expreas service to Worcester starting Wednesday September 29 with cars leaving Park Square at 9 A M 4 and 5 P M. Fare 55 cents round trip one dollar advance notice included.
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Expreas
Worcester
Expreus
Seven Christian Science Practitioners Dismissed in New York
New York disclosed that seven practitioners from the First Church of Christ Scientist have been forbidden by the Mother Church in Boston to continue practice. Names include M Augusta Aikman Arnold Blome Hayne Davis and others amid ongoing investigations of 26 local practitioners. The ban cites gross ignorance or wilful misinterpretation of Christian Science teachings especially regarding patient consent and treatment of injuries. The substantiated findings reference sections 5 and 6 of the infant report published in the Post.
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New York
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Augustus E. Stetson
Church of Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Margaret Beecher White
Richard Verrall
Virgil Strickler
Lrst
Ella Young
Features of Yesterday's World Series Game
Attendance was 29 577 the largest ever at a world series. Players divided 821746.61 among 56 men with the winning team receiving 60 percent. The Tigers lost 4 to 1 to the Pirates despite slight out hitting. Cobb failed to hit and was the only Tiger to attempt a steal. Clarke homered and fielded well. Leach made a clutch catch off Cobb. Wagner doubled and fielded perfectly. The Pittsburgh club played errorless ball while Gibson outpitched Schmidt. Adams and Mollin pitched splendidly.
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National Commission
Tigers
Pirates
Cobb
Tiger
Wagner
Pittsburg
Gibson
Schmidt
Adams
Mollin
Pirates Beat Tigers In World Series Opener
Pittsburg struggles to a 1 0 victory as Pirates rookie Mullin upsets seasoned Tiger hurlers. Clarke's Pirates back Mullin for the win while Detroit’s Cobb Crawford and base running fail to spark a comeback.
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Tremont Building
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Houghton & Dutton’s
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