Horses Run Away At Wedding in Wakefield
A newly married couple Mary E Callan and David J Whelton escaped injury when horses to which tin cans were tied bolted from the church to Wakefield square, covering Vernon Water and Main streets before being halted by James Hunt. The carriage back suffered little damage and was returned to the driver.
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Mary E. Callan
John Callan
Vernon Street
David J. Whelton
High Street
Reading
J. Albert Crowley
St. Joseph’s ‘Church
Vernon, Water
Main Streets
Wakefield Square
James Hunt
Captain Swift Sends 760 Comfort Bags From State WCTU
Willimantic reports Captain Swift of the battleship Connecticut received 760 comfort bags sent by the State Woman's Christian Temperance Union for sailors aboard the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willimantic, Conn
Captain Swift
Connecticut
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Charcoal Lozenges Promised To Cure Bad Breath
An advertisement for Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges claims they stop bad breath by absorbing odors and gases from the stomach. It urges readers to try a free sample before buying a 25 cent box, promising purer breath and healthier digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Otnane Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Labor Leaders Denounce Candidates in Massachusetts
The State Branch A F of L condemns Senator Hilton of Lowell over labor stance in the 1906 legislature and vows to fund his defeat. Delegates also target Lt Governor Draper and call for removal of a long-serving board member, with a Milford convention upcoming. They condemn various congressmen on child labor and eight hour bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry of
Lynn
Draper
W. E. Sproule
Lowell
Eben S. Draper
Hopedale
Driscoll
Executive Council
Massachusetts
Butler Ames
George P. Lawrence
North Adams
Frederick H. Gillett
Springfield
Rockwood Hoar
Worcester
Charles Q. Tirrell
Natick
Augustus P. Gardner
Hamilton
Ernest W. Roberts
Chelsea
John W. Weeks
Newton
William C. Lovering
Taunton
Daniel Lane
Boston
William 8. McNary
John A. Kelcher
The Governor and the Goldbeaters
An intimate friend of Governor Guild says the Governor had no involvement in the regilding of the State House dome. The sergeant at arms, elected by the Legislature, runs the project, and no Gold Beaters Union member contacted the Governor. The friend calls the accusation baseless and unfair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
State House
Gold Beaters’ Union
Democratic leaders tour wards to boost registration
W. T. A. Fitzgerald former Democratic city committee president and Secretary Charles S. Sullivan led a ward tour to rally Democratic voters for state election registration and to promote Fitzgerald's bid for Suffolk County register of deeds. They visited Ward 6 Ward 13 Ward 14 Ward 15 Ward 21 club HQs and held a reception at the Somerset Samaset and Maguire clubs.
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Democratic City Committee
Charles S. Sullivan
Mr. Fitzgerald
Register of Deeds
Suffolk County
Ward
Douglas and
Tilden
Somerset Club
Samoset Club
Maguire Club
Seventh District Democratic Convention Set for Tomorrow
Lynn A.D. precincts announce the seventh Democratic congressional district convention will meet tomorrow night at the Jefferson Club rooms on Monroe street. Delegates and supporters are urged to attend and hear party reaffirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
Jefferson Club
Monroe Street
Vermont Lawmakers Push Weekly Pay and Road Restriction Bills
Vermont lawmakers introduced a weekly payment bill for all industrial establishments a highway restriction measure and an old age pension bill for retiring Supreme Court members during today’s House session. The package targets wage practices highway access and judiciary benefits with proposed state policy changes.
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Montpelier
Supreme Court
Governor Guild Bullseyes at 500 Yards in Wakefield outing
Governor Curtis Guild Jr and staff tested the Bay State rifle range in Wakefield. He hit a bullseye on his fourth shot at 500 yards and fired ten shots. The party, including Brigadier Generals and colonels, arrived at 12 30 and were greeted by Brigadier General Carpenter. After dinner the Governor departed for Lynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Brigham
William C. Capell
James G. White
Roger Wolcott
George Doty
James P. Parker
Edward Glines
John Curtin
Thomas Borill
Joseph Kelley
Charles Nutter
Dwight
Coast Artillery
Wakefield
Frederick B. Carpenter
Lynn
Peters challenges Lane to congressional debate
The Hon. Andrew J. Peters issued a challenge to Hon. Daniel W. Lane for a debate on their records and Congress 11th district platforms. Peters says their Senate records and issues to be taken to Washington would be natural topics for discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Peters
Daniel W. Lane
Congress
Senate
Washington
Mr. Peters
Yale Registration Shows Slight Increase
New Haven Conn Oct 10 Yale University enrollment rises overall with undergraduates up 47 to 2248. The academic freshman class is 580, down 12 from last year, while the scientific school reports 343 freshmen, 44 fewer than last year.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale University
Mortgage From So-Called Ancient Note Stalls Brockton Deal
In Brockton on October 10 a mortgage dating back 56 years and still undischarged prevents a major property transaction. The $300 loan rests on a chain of deaths, leaving only two options: the current holder must pay the mortgage or the heirs must concede it was long since satisfied.
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Brockton
Both Parties Defend the Lobby Across Massachusetts
Gamaliel Bradford addresses Massachusetts voters criticizing the Democratic platform wording on lobby interference. He argues the lobby is necessary to guide legislation, citing past investigations as proof that punishment for lobbying would be ineffective. He also notes Republicans defended the lobby and endorsed its influence.
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Gamaliel Bradford
Massachusetts
Bradford
Republican Club
Whitney
Cole
Dana
Republican Party
Man healed after four years with Cuticura Remedies in Alliance
John M. Lloyd of Alliance Ohio recounts a severe foot wound from 1899 to 1905. He details failed medical treatment and ointments before Cuticura Soap and Ointment healed his limb in seven months, with lasting results and a claim of high medical costs saved. He invites correspondence for Cuticura information.
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John M. Lloyd
S. Arch Ave
Alliance
Ohio
Potter Drug & Chem
Oston
Lack of quorum gives state Democratic meeting setback
The state Democratic committee failed to secure a quorum at a meeting called at the Reynolds House. Despite calls by telephone, absent members did not attend, and the session adjourned after 3 o'clock.
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Democratic Committee
Democratic Party
State Committee
Revere House
Strife Over State Committee Sparks Emergency Meeting Push
Old members voiced bewilderment over a move to render the committee ineffective and called for a statewide alarm and a special gathering of leaders from all sections. Moran and Williams were absent as crucial business, including vacancies on the state and executive tickets and campaign funds, awaited action at 7:30 tonight. Colonel Drinkwater complained of quorum absence after waiting with twelve others.
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Moran and Williams
A. C. Drinkwater
Feeney
Colonel Drinkwater
Humphrey O’sullivan
Lowell
John A. Kelcher
Boston
Daniel F. Buckley
North Easton
Dennis T. Tynell
Chelsea
James H. Vahey
Watertown
John J. Cahill
Peabody
George T. McLaughlin
Sandwich
William T. Shea
Quincy
John H. H. McNamee
Cambridge
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Arthur Clark
Dedham
White Turkeys Attract Attention In Window Display
At Holmes Luce Co 123 Dock Square two pure white turkeys on exhibition in the window draw public notice. The firm marks its 23rd year offering a free turkey for Thanksgiving with each range sold during October and November.
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Holmes, Luce & Co
Dock Square
Tammany Hall Says It Needs No Campaign Money
In New York on October 10 Charles F. Murphy stated that Tammany Hall does not need any money, responding to questions about contributions for the current campaign.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Charles F. Murphy
Missing for Four Months Strikes Wyeth Family
Maiden Oct 10 The Spencer and Barter families report two local youths missing for months. Charles H Spencer Jr 16 of Wyeth Street disappeared four months ago after a disputed pay incident at Centre School. Stephen Barter 21 of Waverly Street left home about a month ago. Both families fear for their sons’ safety.
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Maiden
Charles H. Spencer, Jr
Wyeth Street
Spencer
Centre School
Stephen Barter
Waverly Street
Theodore Barter
Barter
F H Odiorne Goes Ashore Then Floats Off After Gale
The three masted schooner F. H. Odiorne ran aground in a gale at Ellsworth Maine. She floated at high water and was hauled off with little damage.
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Ellsworth
F. H. Odiorne
Cascarets Promise Quick Relief for Digestive Ailments
A vintage advertisement urges immediate action for stomach discomfort and bad breath with Cascarets. It claims one candy cures onset indigestion, belching, and coated tongue without harsh purgatives, likening its effect to exercise for bowel muscles. The message promotes a ten cent pocket box, cautioning to buy only the genuine Sterling Remedy Co product, SKU CCC stamped tabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Remedy Company
CCC
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Edward C. Cohen
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Philip H. Sweet
Boston Coopers’ Union
Thomas J. Durnin
Holyoke Bartenders’ Union
Patrick Sheenan
Brockton Street Car Men’s Union
Robert S. Maloney
Lawrence Typographical Union
James W. Wall
Worcester Painters’ Union
Denis D. Driscoll
Boston Horseshoers’ Union
Frank H. McCarthy
American Federation of Labor
Edmund F. Ward
Boston Brewery Workers’ Union
Frank K. Foster
Boston Typographical Union
Brockton Shoe Workers’ Union
M. J. Collins
Cambridge Central Labor Union
D. D. Mahoney
Holyoke
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Vermont
Peters
Lane
YALE
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H. J. Heinz Company
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