Corbett Wins the Battle of Bunker Hill
Democratic caucuses last night across Boston wards chose delegates for senatorial and county races and General Court candidates. Joseph J. Corbett won the Bunker Hill district senatorial contest with strong support in Ward 4 and broad backing in Ward 5, while John Quinn Jr. was deemed likely winner in the fourth Suffolk district. Ward 2 produced a fierce vote, with 1500 total ballots and delayed counting amid crowd disturbances. details show Corbett and Hayes as top contenders for the district seats. Renominated delegates and a long list of General Court nominees followed in several wards, with tight counts and notable incidents including repeated challenges and a police-ejected crowd in Ward 2.
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Suffolk
John Quinn, Jr
Joseph J. Corbett
Bunker Hill
Charlestown
James E. Hayes
John J. Mahoney
Corbett
Hayes
Mahoney
Golding
Senate
Hoar
Quinn
Representatives
Lane
Donovan
Mulhern
Martin Milmore
Good
Dowd
O'Connor
Howard
Court Streets
T. F. Dolan
Coakley
Dolan
Curry
Coulter
J. J. Watson
Ra!r
Watson
Falls
William H. McMorrow
Ward
Joseph J. Casey
Dennis M. Cronin
Senator Cronan
Timothy W. Coakley
John F. Cronan
Cronan
Timothy Coakley
General Court
Suffolk Bicycle Club Century Run Committee
Club House
Tremont Street
Salem
Newburyport
H. Egbert
School Street
F. W. Anderson
Washington Street
Club
Roxbury
New Jersey
Luscomb
League of American Wheelmen
Assembly
Asbury Park
Boston
Press Cycling Club
The
Massachusetts Avenue
Weather Bureau
Cochrane of
Malden
Harley Davidson
Waltham
Minneapolis
Toronto
Johnnie Johnson
Holland
Portugal
Spain
Bulgaria
Denmark
France
Sweden
Spencer Williams
Lon Peck
McKim
George T. Kehew
D. J. Dwyer
KE. E. Johnquist
J. C. Kerrison
George L. Sullivan
Charles G. Percival
A. K. Peck
Arthur Langford
H. E. Marine
Ed. Martyn
George Nugent
Mr. Wales
Walnut Avenue
Warren Street
Box Makers Dine At New England Association Meeting
The New England Paper Box Manufacturers Association met at the Revere House last evening. President Dickerman presided with Governor Green harge's Private Secretary Thomas and guests including L G Burnham John Shepard and others giving speeches.
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New England Paper Box Manufacturers Association
Revere House
Dickerman
Thomas
Greenharge
L. G. Burnham
Board of Trade
John Shepard
Shepard & Norwell
Charles W. Jencks
Walter S.barnes
H. B. Chaffee
Secreta
Yale Men Triumph Over Williams in 28 to 4 Football Game
Yale defeats Williams 28 to 4 at Yale field with Thorne and Marks scoring for Yale and F Draper breaking through for Williams. Williams fans cheer the first Williams score against Yale, while Yale’s Hinkey is noted for a disciplinary foul. Attendance 75 amid rainy weather. Williams College students celebrate at depot after the game.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale-Williams
Yale Field
Yale
Thorne
Marks and Beard
Draper Brothers
Wiliams
Williams
Hinkey
F. Draper
Marks
Beard
Taylor Mori
Townsend
Ogilvie Fa
Heald Hickok
Bradley Fincke
Watson Troime
Hickey Marr
Canedas
Ely
Columbia
Armstrong
de Witt
Williamstown
Williams College
Windy day at Lexington breeders meeting features Alix and Gentry
More than 5000 attended the fourth day as trotting queen Alix opens with 2 08 4 under tough wind conditions. John R. Gentry clocks 2:05 ½ in a fast mile but dust obscures the track. Alix later races in rough wind posting 2:10, while Bal lona takes the 2:20 trot in a tight Blu Grass stake. Other winners include Pattie D. and Tommy Britton in yearling events.
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Lexington
Alix
John R. Gentry
McHenry
McDowell
Hal Dillard
Pattie D
Black Raven
Blue Grass
Ballona
Tommy Britton
Ashland
Liberty Bell
Jce
Textile mills reopen after 5 percent wage cut agreement
In New Bedford and Fall River on October 10, labor groups in the textile trade voted to accept a compromise and return to work with a 5 percent reduction. Mills will start again in the morning, with weavers receiving terms and officers shown tickets. Officials promised workers a one week job hold for those away.
Morris Park Contests Paraphrase of Races
At Morris Park New York on October 10 the program included six races. Stonewell won the first over Ap pause with Lady Violet third. Urania led the six furlongs in the second, Bombazette second and eggett third. Beldemere captured the Hunter handicap at a mile and a quarter, Bar oneer second, Lightfoot third. Dorian won the Country Club handicap at one and one eighth miles, Cooper and Roche followed. Nero won the one mile with Basset oe prone Leonawell third. Derelict won the six furlongs with May Day filly in second place.
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Morris Park
N. Y
Stonewell
Appause
Lady Violet
Urania
Bombazette
Eggett
Beldemere
Baroneer
Lightfoot
Dorian
Ae Cooper
Roche
Nero
Bassetoe
Leonawell
Derelict
Narragansett Events Storm-Stopped
Providence reports five Nar ragansett Park racing events postponed due to storm conditions. Races rescheduled for tomorrow with officials advising attendance plans accordingly.
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Narragansett
Providence
Narragansett Park
Harvard Brown Game Postponed To This Afternoon
The Harvard Brown football clash at Soldiers Field was moved to today at 4 pm due to a wet field condition. A telegram from Harvard manager canceled Providence Baptist visit, while Harvard prepared with signal practice and a muddy scrimmage.
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Soldiers’ Field
Brown
Providence
Harvard
Cambridge
Lewis
Waters
Mr. Deland
Yale
Pugilistic Gossip and Tonight's Boxing Plans
Tonight features Harrington versus Hefferan in a twenty five round catchweight bout with Harrington favored. Joe Walcott meets Austin Gibbons at Coney Island as he aims to prove lightweight leadership. Frank Steele backs Joe Mullen against John Burns for a $100 side and purse. Local match requests include Betts versus any lightweight and Billy Wilson sought for a Gab son bout today at the Cribb Club.
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Tommy Harrington
Dave Hefferan
Harrington
Hefferan
Joe Walcott
Austin Gibbons
Atlantic Athletic Club
Coney Island
Walcott
Gibbons
Frank Steele
Joe Mullen
Costello
Lafayettes
John Burns
Brockton
George Betts
Jack O'Brien
Eddie Bigelow
Jamaica Plain
Cribb
Billy Wilson
Gabson
Stampeding by ghosts in Massachusetts politics
A Boston letter argues Democrats view the A P A and G O P rift in the 3rd district with concern. It urges Republicans to nominate a true Republican, oppose bigotry, and present a principled platform to preserve equal rights and unity amid turmoil.
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Wesleyan Hall
Herald
Post
Globe, Journal and Transcript
Brine
Massachusetts
Fort Wesleyan
Republican Party of
Directum
Boston
Banquet for Master Horseshoers' Association Delegates
Nearly two hundred members gathered at the Quincy House for a complimentary banquet hosted by the Putnam Nail Company. Toasts honored the national and local associations, with remarks by city officials, labor leaders, and company representatives. Unique Putnam Nail Company souvenirs were handed to participants.
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Master Horseshoers’ Protective Association
Quincy House
Putnam Nail Company
W. W. Whitmarsh
Butts & Ordway
Paige, Newell & Co
Jeremiah C. Butler
Detroit
National Horseshoers’ Association
Sanford
Matthews
Boston
Master Horseshoers’ Association
Putnam Horse Nail Protective Union
Putname Nail Company
National Union
Putnam Nail
Frank K. Foster
J. F. O'Sullivan
The
Boston Globe
D. D. Driscoll
Whipple
Fitz, Dana & Co
D. M. Comer
Union
Dorchester
Sanderson
Dorchester Beacon
Bunker Hill
Ripley
Charles Haggerty
Councillor Ziba C. Keith Re-nominated by Acclamation
In Middleboro on Oct 10 George W. Penniman of Brockton presented Councillor Ziba C. Keith for the first district council seat and Keith was re nominated by acclamation.
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Middleboro
George W. Penniman
Brockton
Ziba C. Keith
Fall River Mills to Open on 5 Percent Wage Cut
Citywide relief prompts a compromise. The Manufacturers' Association agrees to reopen mills on Saturday Oct. 15 at the current reduced wage scale for sixty days or until market improves, with a plan to restore old wages if conditions warrant. Mayor J W Coughlin and local clergy urged swift action to ease unemployment and preserve public funds.
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Fall River
Manufacturers’ Association
Coughlin
Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Rounseville
Sir
J. W. Coughlin
Joseph Healy
Thomas FE. Brayton
Joseph A. Baker
Simeon B. Chase
Richard B. Borden
Charles M. Shore
Edward L. Anthony
C. C. Rounseville
Howard
New Bedford
Starlight to the Rosebud Challenge Echoes in Boston
A Boston letter claims the Kentucky Rosebud dodged a three round match and insists on a finish bout for 500 dollars per side or a three round points fight. The writer vows to box the Rosebud at the Howard Atheneum next week and taunts him as willing to fight 122 others if needed.
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the Post
Kentucky Rosebud
George Dixon
Howard Atheneum
John E. Butler
Lynn
Rosebud
Dixon
Kentucky
Treatment for Women Diseases and Nervous Ailments
Dr Morrill offers successful treatment for diseases of women nervous disorders and morphine and syphilitic habits at 2 Park Square with weekly hours from 10 a m to 6 p m.
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Morrill
Park Square
Spinney
Tremont St
Boston
Mass
Thumim
Court Street
Fire Wreck Leaves Swedes Injured in Lodging House
A deadly blaze at Station 1 lodging house leaves Swanson dead and John severely burned and injured. Victims crowd the scene as physicians treat raw burns while a hush falls with every ambulance arrival. The building and store suffer gutted rooms and a five thousand dollar roof loss amid frightened, disoriented lodgers.
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Station 1
Fire at Swedes lodging house on Hanover street
A four story wooden house at 213 Hanover Street, owned by Mr Nissen of 38 Springfield, housed Swedish lodgers and a cigar shop run by Louis Joselsohn. Eight lodgers survived severe burns while others perished or were injured. Dietrick Moore recounted the escape as flames swept through the building belatedly signaling the tragedy.
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Hanover Street
Nissen
Springfield Street
Louis Joselsohn
Cohnheiser
Ober
August Johnson
Swanson
Kennedy
Samuel Thornton
Dietrick Moore
Moore
Propriety owner's son hurt in fire incident
Nissen, the proprietor's son, was taken to the hospital after a fire. He was badly burned about the hands and face but could provide details about the incident.
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Nissen
Noted Fire Alarm Sparks Rescue at Hanover and Endicott
Lieutenant Ritter and Patrolman Trask responded to a house fire near the police station. William Madden climbed a water spout to vent smoke and rescue occupants as Engine 8 arrived and officers aided several people to safety. One victim, Swanson, died shortly after arrival at the station.
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Ritter
Division 1
Trask
Hanover
Endicott
William S. Madden
Chestnut Place
Engine 8
Callahan
Was
Ross and
Glaney
Swanson
North Grove Street
Samuel Thornton
Fred Nessen
Fire blamed on possible arson and swift marshal inquiry
Fire officials suspect incendiary origin after blaze began in a rear closet beneath stairs and raced to the roof. Fire marshal will conduct a rigid investigation as inmates were trapped.
Hunters Return From Maine Hunt With Caribou Deer and Bear
D. J. Flanders and J. A. Flanders with companions concluded a two week expedition in Maine near the Ban orostook extension. They gathered four caribou six deer and a bear along with other game. Dana Flanders wounded a large moose but it escaped after a long pursuit. Game abundance is reported higher this year than in fifteen years.
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Malden
Maine
D. J. Flanders
Boston & Maine Railroad
J. A. Flanders
Clyde Line
Bangor
Dana Flanders
Harvard Names Freshman Captain H D Scott Quarterback
The permanent captain of Harvard’s freshman eleven is H. D. Scott, who has served as temporary captain and plays quarterback. A Philadelphia native, he attended Groton School where he captained the football team two years ago.
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Harvard
H. D. Scott
Philadelphia
Groton School
Pennsylvanians Defeat Crescent Athletic Club 22 to 9
University of Pennsylvania football defeated the Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn 22 to 9 in two twenty minute halves in Philadelphia. The Crescents, who held Yale to ten points on Saturday, faced Penn as a test of strength against their big rivals.
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Crescent Athletics
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Crescent Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Crescents
Yale
Pennsylvanias
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George W. Bond
Lewis Nolan
Jarvis Nolan
John M. O'Hara
Michael W. Collins
Timothy J. Donovan
William H. Marnell
Michael J. O’brien
William S. Graam
Martin F. Ryder
Daniel D. Rourke
Timothy Murphy
Bernard McMackin
William F. Donovan
Thomas I. Keenan
William H. Cuddy
John Hagerty
Henry F. Gill
David A. Smith
Joseph P. Clark
Gorham Hubbard
Fai
Daniel M. Driscoll
William P. Driscoll
Michael P. Geary
James A. Gallligan
James Keenan
James H. Ryan
John V. Neary
Clarence W. Rowley
Daniel C. Casey
Charles J. Quirk
Carleton Hunneman
John T. Wogan
William B. Heath
Conrad Reuter
Quincy A. Lathrop
Patrick Troy
George H. Wentworth
California
Blanchard & Farrar
Dock Square
Faneuil
Draper Boys
Harvard-Brown
Protective Association
Keith
Johnson
Anand Bros
Tremont Row
Hallock
Boston, Mass
Hallock &O
Erin
Sally
Dr. Hallock & Co
Rental Medical Co
Chicago
Ill
Geo. C. Goodwin & Co
Hanover St
Weeks & Potter Co
Washington St
Afvard
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