Gaston Urges Get-Out-The-Vote Tour in Somerville
The Democratic gubernatorial candidate William A. Gaston visited four wards in Somerville urging ward committees to maximize turnout and registration. He echoed calls to mobilize Democrats and even win over some Republicans while highlighting Russell’s earlier success and the need for hard work.
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William A. Gaston
Somerville
Mr. Gaston
Boston
Gaston
Washington Street
Philip Koen
James W. Kenney
Magoun Square
Democratic
Union Square
William E. Russell
Josiah Quincy
Mr. Russell
Keen
Kenney
William Flynn
Harry O'Neil
Fall Through Elevator Well Injures Roxbury Worker
Thomas Alison of 16 Thwing Street Roxbury an employee at the Park Brewery on Terrace Street fell 25 feet through an elevator well yesterday afternoon and was taken to City Hospital with multiple injuries.
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Thomas Alison
Thwing Street
Roxbury
Park Brewery
Terrace Street
City Hospital
Northwestern Line Octiary Fare Notice
Daily during October tickets priced at 33 dollars for travel from Chicago to San Francisco and to destinations including Los Angeles San Diego Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria and other points in California Oregon Washington and British Columbia. For rates and tickets from the East contact Northwestern Line 368 Washington Street Boston.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Northwestern
Washington Street
Boston
Two Women Delegate Leaders at Labor Federation Meet
Brockton October 9 Two women delegates dominated the state federation of labor convention. Annie Hicks led a discussion on non union tobacco and cigars while Anna T Bowen presented the finance report. The session ended with tributes to John F O Sullivan and votes supporting new craft unions and union labor practices. James R Crozier was welcomed as state branch president amid an ovation.
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Brockton
American Federation of Labor
Annie Hicks
Stitchers’ Union
Anna T. Bowen
Cigar Strippers’ Union of
Boston
John F. O’sullivan
Thomas F. Tracy
Cigarmakers’ Union of Boston
Washington
International Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters’ National Union
T. F. Minnehan
Dennis D. Driscoll
New Orleans
Brine Transportation Company
Charles H. Taylor
Fund For the Relief
John F. O'Sullivan
Driscoll
Ghosén
Baptist Union Ladies Night at Tremont Temple
The annual Baptist Social Union ladies festival and banquet drew 550 guests at Tremont Temple. A reception preceded dinner, with a musical program featuring Grace Bonner Williams and the Albion Male Quartet. Speakers included Colgate’s W. H. Crawshaw on Christian education and Buffalo pastor O P. Gifford on the Christian home. Mrs. Clara C. Hoffman urged action on the coal strike and moral justice. Benediction was given by Rev. Frederick M. Gardner.
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The
Baptist Social Union
Tremont Temple
Union
Grace Bonner Williams
Albion
Damon
Signor Rotoli
Edwin L. Gurney
G. Fred Estey
Williams
Love
Jerusalem
Gallia
Henry C. Leach
William Henry Crawshaw
Colgate University
O. P. Gifford
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
Buffalo
Burns
Stone
Hoffman
Frederick M. Gardner
Mule Spinners Elect New Union Officers in Boston
The National Mule Spinners' Union convention adjourned until the first Monday of April with Boston as the next meeting site. Michael Duggan of Lowell was re-elected president and officers include Michael White of Dover, vice president, Frank Mullarkey of Pawtucket, treasurer, and Samuel Ross of New Bedford, secretary. Taunton local sent $25 to striking miners, bringing this week’s total to $1000. Reactions targeted lawmakers who opposed child and women over time bills, with two resolutions honoring labor champions Robert Howard and John F. O'Sullivan.
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Boston
Michael Duggan
Lowell
Michael ‘White
Dover
Frank Mullarkey
Pawtucket
Samuel Ross
New Bedford
Taunton
Labor
Robert Howard
John F. O'Sullivan
Woman in man's attire seeks escape in Manhattan
A New York woman calling herself Miss M Liebman, about 30, checked into Dibble House in Matterwan New York. She requested a haircut to resemble a man's style at W E Moshier's shop, then vanished wearing male clothes leaving behind her long hair. Police suspect she fled in male attire with ample funds.
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Matterwan
N.Y
M. Liebman
New York
Dibble House
W. E. Moshier
Mosnier
Newton man charged with concealing Navy deserter
Campbell Stevenson of Newton was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Waters and charged with concealing and secreting Navy deserter Erastus Beach. Beach, pursued by Newton police, was to surrender at the federal building, but Stevenson did not appear. Stevenson is held in $500 bond, with a hearing continued.
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Campbell Stevenson
Newton
United States
Waters
United States Navy Department
Erastus Beach
Tarbox
United States District Attorney
Casey
Stevenson
Federal
Fiske
Beach
United States Navy
Bing
Discontinuance of the Providence Line
The Providence line serving Boston to New York will be discontinued for the current season. The west bound Boston trip ends Friday Oct 10 and the New York trip ends Saturday Oct 1. Last steam boat train from Boston terminus runs Fri Oct 1 with stops Back Bay Mansfield Attleboro. Fox Point service ends Oct 12 with Attleboro and Mansfield arrivals.
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Providence
Boston
New York
Boston Terminal Station
Back Bay
Mansfield
Attleboro
Fox Point
Sunday Services At Commercial Hall Test Jubilee Singers
Services at 11 and 3 at 604 Washington Street with 780. Tuesday and Thursday at 3. Jubilee Singers directed by Mrs Wilkinson. Appointment for 19th noted as a test medium.
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Commercial Hall
Washington St
Jubilee Singers
Wilkinson
Post Woman in Joint Debate with Mrs. Jack Gardiner
A Boston newspaper anecdote recounts a tense encounter with Mrs. Jack Gardner at her Brookline home and later residence, where a reporter seeks an interview but faces scorn. Gardner denounces newspapers while urging the writer to seek private, respectable work over public exposure.
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POST
Jack
Brookline
Meme
Mrs. Gardner
Henry Watterson
North End
Ancient and Honorable Artillery back after success in Cleveland
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company returned to Boston yesterday after a five hour delay. The 250 members arrived at South Station at 4 pm with ample baggage, disbanding at the armory. Cleveland hosts fed and entertained them, with Mayor Tom Johnson guiding their visit and praise for the trip as the most successful field day yet.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Boston
Utica
South Station
Ancients
Cleveland Grays
Black Hussars
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Adjutant Abbot
Hussars
Koch Treatment for Consumption Indorsed by Doctors
Dr Koch who returned from Germany and the Tuberculosis Congress of London offers the Koch Lung Cure at 361 Boylston Street Boston. The inhalation method claims to kill germs in the lungs without stomach medicines. Consultation and trial treatments are free and names and addresses of cured patients are provided on request.
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Warner
Boston
Moses C. Thompson
Boylston St
Mass
K. of P
Koch
Germany
London
Boylston Street
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Bright
Warner’s
Warner's
Safe Cure Company
Rochester
N. Y
Somerville Wards
Fex
Suamerville
A.W. Kenney
Col Gaston
Griffith
Phillip Koen
Fiat Democrats
Summerville
Munyon
Pacific Coast
Dr. King
Dental Science Ca
King Dental
Avon Street
Jordan's
White
Crosby's
Oxford
Scotch
Ooth’ Sar
Great Western Champ
J. H. Dalton
Tremont St
Columbus Ave
Federation of Labor
Brewery Workers
James R. Crozier
Chickering
Michael White
National
Mule Spinners’ Union
Baptist Union
Cage
North Union Station
the Post
Jack Gardiner
Springfield
Albany
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