Jackson College Sophomore Elections Reelect Two Officers
Sophomore class elections at Jackson College re elected two officers from last year. Rena Mae Greenwood Medford remains president and Helen Beatrice Crocker retains treasurer. Esther Safford Cate Barre Vit flips to area vice president, Nicky Eleanor Cavanaugh West Lynn secretary, Alice Cook Pulsifer Plymouth New Hampshire historian, Dorothy Taylor North Andover class marshal.
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Jackson College
Rena Mae Greenwood
Medford
Helen Béatrice Crocker
Esther Safford Cate
Barre
Nicky Eleanor Cavanaugh
West Lynn
Alice Cook Pulsifer
Plymouth
N. H
Dorothy Taylor
North Andover
Connolly Brothers Vie for Congress in 12th District
James B. Connolly a Bull Moose candidate and author. Thomas G. Connolly a top Socialist speaker and hotel workers' union counsel. Both South Boston Dorchester Roxbury Quincy Milton districts contenders to succeed James M. Curley. Two brothers reportedly to campaign next week.
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James B. Connolly
Thomas G. Connolly
International Hotel Workers’ Union
Congress
James M. Curley
Roosevelt
Bull Moose
Socialist Party
South Boston
Dorchester
Roxbury
Quincy
Milton
Gloucester
Thomas G
Boston
Connollys
James B
Ward 14
Melrose Man Heads Porto Rico School
Aubrey F Hills of Melrose High returns to San Juan Porto Rico to take the principal post at the government high school after vacationing in Melrose He is a 1904 Melrose graduate and earned a BA from Boston University in 1908 He began teaching in San Juan High School that same year the island's top learning institution
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Melrose
Porto Rico
Aubrey F. Hills
Melrose Highgb
Government High School
San Juan
Hills
Melrose High School
Boston University
San Juan High School
Father Reunites With Long Lost Son Aboard City Car
In Chicago on October 8 a division street car reunion stunned passengers as Philip Meyers of Glenham South Dakota found conductor John H. Meyers, his son separated for 26 years. The elder Meyers wept and embraced on the rear platform amid astonished onlookers.
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Chicago
Philip Meyers
Glenham
John H. Meyers
Warships on Hudson Strengthens Navy Review Move
Eight more warships arrived in the Hudson forming part of 127 vessels of the Atlantic fleet awaiting Presidential review next Tuesday. The Arkansas Wyoming sister ship of the Wyoming led the new arrivals along with North Dakota Virginia Michigan Salem and Cyclops. Thousands of sailors roamed the Polo Grounds crowds and bumboats carried visitors as the fleet prepared for the Aviation Tournament at Staten Island.
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New York
Warshops
Anchorage
Hudson River
Arkansas
Wyoming
North Dakota
Virginia
Michigan
Salem
Cyclops
Polo
Aeronautical Society
Society
New Field
Staten Island
Heroism may free convict inventor in Philadelphia
John Edwards, a noted bank thief and time lock inventor, may be paroled after saving Overseer Talbot from a knife attack by convict Lee Atwood. Edwards wrestled the assailant, was wounded, and Talbot escaped to summon help. Edwards, once a prison escapee, has many patents including a lock that may resist picking.
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Philadelphia
John Edwards
Talbot
Lee Atwood
Edwards
Atwood
Animal trainer Frank C. Bostock dies in London
London oct 8 well known animal trainer and menagerie proprietor Frank C Bostock died today in london news confirms his passing at a different time.
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Animal King
London
Frank C. Bostock
Taft Campaign Spent 265000 in Washington Funds
Oct 8 report shows $265000 raised and spent for Taft reelection at Washington HQ. Rep William B McKinley testifies before the Senate committee that the Taft family gave $150000. He says campaign costs exceeded expectations by about fivefold.
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Washington
Taft
William B. McKinley
Illinois
Senate Investigating Committee
McKinley
Taft Fund Contributions And Campaign Spending Details
The article lists key Taft campaign donors including John Hays Hammond Andrew Carnegie and E T Stotesbury each at 25000 and others such as Mr Kelsey Mr Patton and Richard Kerns. McKinley shows memoranda for 134000 spent on ordinary campaign purposes and admits memory gaps while noting variable state campaign totals across West Virginia Maryland Ohio Illinois Maine Texas Indiana.
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Taft Fund
McKinley
John Hays Hammond
Andrew Carnegie
E. T. Stotesbury
Philadelphia
Kelsey
Patton
New York
Richard Kerns
St. Louis
Austria-Hungary
W. Murray Crane
Knox
Wickersham
Nathan B. Scott
A. C. James
Taft
West Virgina
Maryland
Ohio
Illinois
Maine
Texas
Indiana
Nervous Troubles Drive Away Happiness
Sufferers of nervous debility feel rundown and disheartened as a common symptom. The ad touts Tona Vita tonic as a reliable cure, claiming it builds up mind and body quickly and is sold by all druggists.
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Tona Vita
Roosevelt Campaign Hearings Reveal Delegates and Funds
Witnesses McKinley and Ormsby McHarg testified on campaign finances in southern states. McHarg said the Roosevelt committee spent about 25 000 in contests while denying use of money to buy delegates. McKinley confirmed Taft committee paid Chicago delegates. questioned underwritting rumors deemed absurd.
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Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
McKinley
Ormsby McHarg
Roosevelt
McHarg
Chicago
Mr. McKinley
Taft
Ananias Club
Clapp
Mr. McHarg
Washington
Massachusetts
New York
LaFollette
Oliver
Colonel Roosevelt
Arrested as He Walks Free After Eight Months
Richard H. Dunbar known as Doyle or Dunbar was arrested by U S Deputy Marshal Ruhl in Washington on forgery charges. He previously served eight months at Deer Island for fraud and was found in a corn field near the House of Correction after an attempted escape. He pleads not guilty and is held on $1000 for a Friday hearing.
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Deer Island
Richard H. Dunbar
Richard H. Doyle
Frederick W. Dunbar
United States
Marshal Ruhl
Washington, D. C
Dunbar
Doyle
Meade
House of Correction
Emil A. Stiebel
Central National Bank of Washington
Hayes
Ruffians Torture 30 Children in New York
In the 48 hours ending at 6 o clock last night 30 girls and boys sought care at Bellevue Hospital for a so called fox bite. Police seek two young men who forced the abuse by holding an arm steady while a cloth piece was rubbed up and down to cause severe skin damage. The inflamed skin fights are described as fox bite by the children. The practice is linked to a myth tied to a vaccination mark in German folklore.
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New York
Bellevue Hospital
Church supper recipes on next Sunday's Post
The cooking page in next Sunday's Post will feature old fashioned church supper recipes and many favorite dishes from New England housewives.
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New England
Tufts Sophomore Elections Elect Warren Fiske President
Tufts College chose Warren M. Fiske of Mexico City as sophomore class president in a clear victory. George M. Angell, varsity halfback, became vice president while William B. Richardson of New York was elected marshal. Richardson previously served as marshal and helped his class win flags. John B. Bisbee of Arlington Heights won treasurer and Donald H. Whitney of West Somerville will be class secretary and football manager.
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Tufts College
Warren M. Fiske
Mexico City
George M. Angell
William B. Richardson
New York
Richardson
John B. Bisbee
Arlington Heights
Donald H. Whitney
West Somerville
Foss May Name Judges Today
Politicians and lawyers await the possible appointment of two local judges by Governor Foss. One vacancy is an associate municipal court judgeship formerly held by Justice Creed. The other is an associate East Boston court seat with candidates including Dorchester’s Daniel T. O Connell and Arthur Berenson. East Boston contenders include Max Pinanski M B Holsberg and Philip Mansfield.
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Foss
Municipal Court
Justice Creed
East Boston
Daniel T. O’connell
Dorchester
Boston Place
Arthur ‘Berenson
Max Pinansky
M. B. Holsberg
Philip Mansfield
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Horlick’s
Isco
Pioneer-Homestead-Guardian Denes
D. Eldredge
Streus
Susraniack
Crosby & & Son
Connolly Brothers
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Jordan Marsh Company
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