Sir William Perkin Honored With Gold Silver and Bronze Bowl
A Boston tribute honors Sir William Henry Perkin founder of mauve dye. Gov Guild and national figures attend at Algonquin Club as Henry Cabot Lodge and others praise his 50 year impact on textiles and industry. A bronze gold lined punch bowl is presented by New England chemical and coal tar groups. Perkin and Lady Perkin, with daughters, visit Harvard College.
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William Henry Perkin
Algonquin Club
Boston
New Algonquin Club
England
Governor Guild
Commonwealth
Thomas A. Mullen
Fitzgerald
Lodge
United States
Pritchett
Technology
F. E. Atteaux
P. H. Talbot
William Perkin
United Chemical and Coal Tar Industries
New England
Henry Cabot Lodge
Sir William Perkin
Wyndham
Sir William
Mets of
New York
William Whitman
Arlington Mills
Walker
William
Moran Campaign At Sea Amid Pressure For DA Nomination
Reported remarks describe Moran wavering under pressure as the campaign shifts. He faces threats of losing both Republican and Democratic nods for district attorney and may withdraw from the race while remaining a candidate for reelection next year.
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League
Moran faces final stand as Moran may decline nomination
A political wrap reports on Mr Moran’s possible rejection of the Democratic nomination. It notes the league’s selection, Moran’s testing caucus backing, and the sportlike odds of his decline. The State committee adjourned for Moran’s decision, with timing uncertain and leaders seeking a definite public commitment.
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League
Moran
Merar
State Committee
Ward Seven Club Indorses C. J. Curley
The Entre Nous Club of Ward 7 endorses Charles A. Curley for Common Council. An outing for ward voters at Weir River Nantasket will mark the formal start of Curley’s campaign. Representatives McDermott and Flanagan will lead rival baseball teams in a spirited contest.
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Entre Nous Club
Ward
Charles A. Curley
Weir River
Nantasket
Mr. Curley
James F. McDermott
Daniel L. Flanagan
Cold Wave Forecast Across Eastern States
The weather bureau reports about 20 degrees colder than yesterday east of the Mississippi. Light snow likely to continue along the lower Great Lakes region with snow in northern Virginia and the Great Lakes area. High pressure in the west weakens as a new disturbance moves eastward from Montana, while the eastern storm departs New England toward Canadian maritimes.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Mississippi River
Lower
Lake
Great Lakes
Virginia
Montana
New England
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Hughes speaks in Buffalo amid heavy snowstorm
Charles E. Hughes, Republican gubernatorial nominee, spoke to two large crowds in Buffalo despite a blind ing snow storm from the Great Lakes. He traveled through the storm to Odd Fellows Hall on the East Side where lights failed and candles lit the venue as he delivered his address.
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Buffalo
Great Lakes
Charles E. Hughes
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Record Weather Across Ohio Sees Breakthrough Today
Columbus reports widespread records as Ohio experiences unusually warm conditions and clear skies. Officials note several cities hit new highs for October with temperatures surpassing previous marks.
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Columbus
Ohio
Weather Today
Coldest October Day On Record In St Louis
St Louis recorded a low of 34 degrees marking the coldest October day in the city’s records on October 19. The chill set from a high pressure system bringing unseasonable frost across the region.
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ST. Louis
Tragedy at South Euclid School Ends in Double Suicide
In a Cleveland suburb, Harry Smith 25 shot teacher Miss Mary Shepard 22 in front of 60 pupils at South Euclid School. He then killed himself behind his Warrensville home as police and armed farmers closed in. Motive reported as disappointed love after she rejected him.
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Cleveland
South Euclid
Harry Smith
Mary Shepard
Warrensville
Smith
Miss Shepard
Tailor Bloom Rejoices After Crape Prank Exposed
Samuel Bloom of 207 Adams Street, believed dead when black crape appeared on his store, turns out to be prank confusion. Bloom, at Roxbury synagogue, credits officers and Captain Hunt for clearing the joke and vows to offer a free new suit to the informer.
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Dorchester
Samuel Bloom
Adams Street
Roxbury
Bloom
Philip McMorrow
Jack O’connell
Joseph Finnigan
Charles Cullen
Mr. Bloom
Captain Hunt
Woman Shot in New Bedford City Murder Attempt Cited
Portuguese woman Mrs. Mary Andrada shot in New Bedford as a jealous suitor, named Louis Mark by police, reportedly urged her to elope. She lies critically wounded at hospital with two bullets. investigation traces a man breaking in at night and pursuing the victim.
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Mary Andrada
New Bedford
Walnut
Second Streets
Andrada
Mary Santos
Louis Mark
Cap t Dugan Loses Wife in Jamaica Plain Obituary
Mrs Mary Dugan wife of Captain Joseph Dugan of the Bureau of Criminal Investigation died after a lingering illness at the Dugan home 118 Chestnut Avenue Jamaica Plain aged 60 She is survived by her husband and three children Joseph Dugan Jr and Ernest Dugan The funeral will be held from the Dugan residence Friday at 915 a m followed by a requiem mass at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament Centre Street at 830 o clock
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Mary Dugan
Joseph Dugan
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Dugan
Chestnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Joseph Dugan, Jr
Ernest Dugan
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Centre Street
Split Over Judgeships In New York County Nominations
The Democracy of New York County nominates a judiciary ticket a compromise between old-line Democrats and Independence League factions. The ticket pleases some Hearst followers only partially, with only two candidates named as league representatives Judge Seabury and John P F Ford for the Supreme Court. Recorder Goff is believed to be acceptable to the league.
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New York
Democracy
New York County
Judiciary
Independence League
Hearst
League
Tammany
Judge Seabury
John PF. Ford
Supreme Court
Goff
Colored Men to Call on President
At the Afro American council session in New York on October 10, Rev. Dr. Henry J. Collis of Boston proposed appointing a committee to wait upon President Roosevelt. The goal is to urge a non partisan civil rights investigation for Southern citizens and report findings to Congress. The Cooper Union meeting focused on Lynch ing and Its Remedy.
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New York
Mayor Thanks Firemen For Clearing Catch Basins
Mayor Fitzgerald commends Fire Commissioner Wells and the fire department for clearing sewer covers and catch basins in the Dorchester district during last night's storm. He notes that sewer and street crews were unavailable and praises the firemen who volunteered to help beyond their duties.
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Fitzgerald
Wells
Fire Department
Dorchester
Million Stolen by Banker Chief Loss Revealed
New York report states J. M. Ceballos & Co. bankers and merchants face liabilities of 3 to 4 million dollars after Manuel Silveira of Silveira & Co. Havana, agents for the firm, defrauded about 1 million. Silveira sailed from Havana Oct 2 for New York but left by steamer Cermelina with wife and children, location unknown.
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New York
J. M. Ceballos & Co
Sullivan & Cromwell
Manuel Silveira
Silveira & Co
Havana
New York Company
Silveira
Ceballos & Co. Faces Financial Reorganization
The firm J. M. Ceballos & Co. assigns William V. Rowe of Sullivan & Cromwell to its affairs. Rowe reports substantial assets but notes careful management needed as accountants audit the books. There is cautious hope assets will cover losses and allow a resume of business. The firm, about 50 years old, has Cuban interests in railroads and sugar plantations and operates New York to Spanish ports steamers.
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J. M. Ceballos & Co
J. M. Ceballos
John S. Fiske
Anderson C. Wilson
William V. Rowe
Sullivan & Cromwell
Rowe
Cuba
New York
Spain
Harvard athletic committee grants concession to Lovett at stadium
Miss Katherine Lovett daughter of John the orange man received permission from the Harvard athletic committee to operate a peanut and orange stand at the stadium using Johns donkey and cart for the setup.
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Katherine Lovett
John
Orangeman
Harvard Athletic Committee
Morse-Made clothing offers long wear and value
The advertisement promotes Morse-Made clothing with a focus on durability and economy. It highlights $20 sack suits made from plain and fancy worsteds, tailored with correctly cut coats, well-shaped backs, and a seasonally wide lapel, claiming accuracy in every detail of style.
Linen of color neckwear and 43 cent scarfs
A fragment urges a linen tone for neckwear and touts scarfs priced at 43 cents Each line hints at fashion notes and affordable accessories from a vintage style guide
Substitute Clergyman At Wedding Delayed By Train Wreck
In Lynn on October 10, the wedding of Edith Farwell and Bert Remick was delayed two hours when Rev. Charles F. Weeden could not reach the ceremony due to a train wreck near North Adams. A search party found Rev. George R. Grose to perform the service. The couple and guests endured a tense wait before the ceremony.
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George R. Grose
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Coakley and Manning Wed at St. Peter's Dorchester
John W. Coakley of the Langham Hotel and Miss Helen C. Manning daughter of Mr and Mrs James F F Manning of 92 Draper Street Dorchester were united in marriage last night at the rectory of St Peter's Church by Rev Father Peter Rowan. The couple were attended by Miss May Manning and John J. Couig.
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John W. Coakley
Langham Hotel
Helen C. Manning
James FF. Manning
Draper Street
Dorchester
St. Peter’s Church
Peter Rowan
May Manning
John J. Couig
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VT Poston
Wizo
Whiteton
Adams Square
Brattle Street
A. R. Grover
Coakley—Manning
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Washington Street
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Prudential Supply CO
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Mitel
Nida
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