Indian Chief Tells of Temperance Work
More than 300 representative men and women from the Catholic Total Abstinence Union gathered at the Revere House in Boston for the annual banquet to honor Father Theobald Mathew. Messages of support came from Taft Foss and Cardinal O Connell as Eugene Little Sioux chief spoke of temperance work among 5000 Indians at Rosebud Agency. The event featured Rev Florence J Halloran and Boston College president Rev Thomas I Gasson praising temperance and the new college plans. Mayor Fitzgerald welcomed the Indian chief for a city tour and a navy yard visit.
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Total Abstinence Union
Archdiocese of Boston
Revere House
Theobald Mathew
Taft
Foss
Cardinal O'Connell
Eugene Little
Rosebud Agency
South Dakota
James Quigley
William H. Cuddy
Florence J. Halloran
Lynn
Father Halloran
Thomas I. Gasson
Boston College
Father Gasson
New College
Cardinal Vannuitelli
Fitzgerald
Navy Yard
Maurice J. O’connor
Harrison Avenue
The
Union
Father Mathew
Greeting to Wilson Draws Chicago Demonstrations
Illinois Democrats from all factions welcomed Governor Woodrow Wilson in Chicago on Oct 10. He rode through a dense crowd, waved from an auto, and delivered a noon speech at a packed theatre before departing for Canton and Orrville Ohio amid continued cheering and noisy gallery demonstrations.
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Chicago
Illinois
Woodrow Wilson
Canton
Orrville
Seventh Regiment
Governor confronts crowd at Progressive platform event
The governor faces hecklers and addresses the Progressive platform. He criticizes the social reforms for not condemning monopolies or endorsing tariff reform while urging the audience to focus on life and death issues. He then attends lunches at the Troquois and Southern clubs and hosts a hotel reception.
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America
Teddy
Troquois Club
Southern Club
Democrats Name Green Governor Nominee In Rhode Island
Providence October 10 Theo Dore Francis Green a former state representative and noted attorney won the Democratic nomination for Governor at the state convention. Also named were James H Higgins for the U S Senate and three congress candidates George F O Shaunessy Peter Golet Gerry and Francis X L Rattey along with five presidential electors and state officials Sumner Mowry Roderick A McGarry Etienne C Delabarre and James A Cahill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Theoadore Francis Green
Congress
James H. Higgins
United States Senate
Sumner Mowry
South Kingston
Roderick A. McGarry
Etienne C. Delabarre
Woonsocket
James A. Cahill
East Providence
George F. O'Shaunessy
Peter Goelet Gerry
Newport
Francis X. L. Rattey
Central Falls
Cabinet considers Panama Canal bill and May Pauncefote plans
London October 10 Sir Edward Grey says the whole Panama Canal bill and British crown legal advisers views are under Cabinet consideration. He notes Britain will inform Washington of intentions to address the canal issue and that if a dispute over the May Pauncefote treaty arises, arbitration would be sought. He also says he has not seen Taft’s statement about tardy representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward Grey
House of Commons
United States
Great Britain
Washington
Foreign Office
Taft
Post's First Outpatient Is Chimney Swallow
A chimney swallow crashed through an open window into the Boston Post composing room and was treated in the Post hospital. George Crocker Jr. picked up the dazed bird after a head wound, Dr. J E Lemire cared for it, feathers were clipped and a dressing applied. The swallow revived and flew away after briefly recovering.
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Post
Boston Post Hospital
George Crocker, Jr
J. E. Lemire
Fishermen Bring Fresh Ground Fish to City Wharf
A dozen vessels arrived at T. wharf with fresh ground fish for dealers. Prices fell as supply from Wednesday and new arrivals hit markets. Mackerel flood the ports with large quantities from Yarmouth and Halifax. Several boats reported tonnage and cargoes, including Haddock, Cod, Hake, and Pollock.
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T. Wharf
Yarmouth
Boston
Halifax
Haddock
Cod
Hake
Pollock
Gladys
Nellie
BE. C. Hussey
Annie
Jennie
Ignatius Enos
BE. Gray
KF. P. Mesquita
J. Parker
Annie Perry
Nat
J. Nelson
Cusk
Weymouth
Thibodeau
Boothbay Harbor
Vinland
Havana
Rotterdam
Hallamshire
Coull
Philadelphia
Maria
Teel
Mayport
Jacksonville
Bath
Cora F. Cressy
Cushing’s Island
Cumberland
Portland
St. Helena
Nantucket
Bulgaria
Boston Light
Hamburg
Edwin G. Farrar
Chase
Jacquet River
N. B
Roosevelt Attacks Wilson on Immigration Views in Duluth
Colonel Roosevelt charged that Woodrow Wilson offered dubious explanations of his immigration stance. He also criticized Wilson for a statement that United States Steel Corporation backs the Progressive ticket.
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Duluth
Minn
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Wilson
United States Steel Corporation
Roosevelt Warns On Immigration In Wisconsin Stop
Colonel Roosevelt visited Superior and Oshkosh Wisconsin delivering remarks on immigration policy. He cited Governor Wilson's 1889 magazine article and his writings about European immigration and the supposed dangers of Eastern port arrivals. He contrasted Wilson’s words with current statements, underscoring concerns about class and labor suitability.
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Roosevelt
Michigan
Superior
Oshkosh
Wis
Colonel Roosevelt
Wilson
Europe
Parade to mark Columbus Day in Boston with varied attire
A monster Columbus Day parade will march through Boston streets led by Chief Marshal General Pfaff's staff. Colonel Smyth coordinates the roster while Major Bogan arranges medical tents and nurses from Carney Hospital and the Red Cross. City theatres plan open access routes for spectators along Tremont and Boylston streets.
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Lawrence
John B. Graham
Henry B. Hagan
Boston
Chicago
James H. Smyth
Pfaff
Beacon
Hereford Streets
Beacon Street
School Street
Washington Street
Temple Place
Tremont Street
Boylston Street
Park Square
Columbus Avenue
Columbus Square
Frederick L. Bogan
Carney Hospital Alumnae Association
American Red Cross Nurses’ Association
Fitzgerald
Tremont Theatre
Avery Street
Park Theatre
Keith’s
Boston Theatre
Mason Street
Head Place
Majestic Theatre
Shubert Theatre
Hollis Street Theatre
Tamworth Street
Lagrange Street
Colonial Theatre
van Rensselaer Place
Dorchester Historic Club
America
John A. Fowle
Columbus Day Parade Expected to Draw 30000 Participants
Arrangements for the Columbus Day celebration are virtually complete as organizers anticipate a record turnout. About 30,000 will march through the city streets, including a 500 member Chinese delegation with its own band. The procession will feature more than 50 floats and many organizations, taking roughly 75 minutes to pass a fixed point.
Full Bull Moose Congressional Ticket Released by Districts
The Bull Moose party unveils a complete statewide ticket across 16 districts. Names include Samuel P. Blagden Springfield and Thomas L. Hisgen Springfield in districts one and two, with a full slate listed from Clinton to New Bedford and beyond.
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Bull Moose Party
Samuel P. Blagden
Williamstown
Thomas L. Hisgen
Springfield
Stephen M. Marshall
Clinton
Bertram W. Potter
Worcester
William N. Osgood
Lowell
Arthur L. Nason
Haverhill
Lynn M. Ranger
Lynn
Henry CG. Long
Cambridge
John Herbert
Somerville
Daniel T. Callahan
Charlestown
Julius Fogg
Jamaica
Lain
James B. Connolly
Dorchester
George A. Fiel
Waltham
Henry L. Kincaid
Quincy
Alvin C. Weeks
Fall River
Thomas Thompson
New Bedford
Harvard Progressive Club Holds Open Smokers Night
The Harvard Progressive Club hosted an open smoker for university members in the Harvard Union last night with over 100 in attendance. Principal speakers were Professor Albert Bushnell Hart and Hamilton Fish, captain of the 1909 Harvard football team.
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Harvard Moose
Harvard Progressive Club
Harvard Union
Albert Bushnell Hart
Hamilton Fish
Harvard
Cowboy Lasso Trick Highlighted by Brick Bodkins' Pa
The comic section previews a vignette where Brick Bodkins' Pa demonstrates his old cowboy lasso throw. The feature teases nostalgia and skill from a bygone era in the forthcoming Post.
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Brick Bodkins
Death notices from Boston area papers October entries
Obituaries list multiple residents with ages, residences and funeral details. Charles Burnham aged 18 years 4 months 20 days among the deceased with services, interment at Woodlawn Everett. Other notices include John Coleman Roxbury and Noel Cudyer Roxbury births, with funeral arrangements, masses, gravesides, and cemetery interments across Cambridge Malden Somerville and Charlestown.
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Burnaam
Randolph
Charles Harvey Burnham
Edward Burnham
Burnham
W. C. Carafa
Broadway
Chelsea
Woodlawn
Everett
Coleman
Roxbury
John M
Julia F. Coleman
McCarthy
John A. Truesdale
Mt. Ida Road
Irida Y
Requien
St . Peter
Church Meeting House Hill
A. m
Ie Saete
Abing Cudyer
Noelile
Michael and
Hannah
Hyde Park Avenue
Church of the Most Precious Blood
Hyde Park
Taunton
Mass
Flanagan
Forest Hills
Jo’ J
Catherine Flanagan
Boston
John J. Shedd
Wachusett Street
St. Thomas’ Church
New Calvary
Fynes
Medford
Mary A. Fynes
Union Street
Glaser
Waverley
Charles L. Glaser
Trapelo Road
Cambridge Cemetery
Herbert
Weare
N. H
Elsie J. Herbert
Craft
Fred Herbert
W. S. B. Herbert
Weare Centre
Jacobs
South Boston
Mark Jacobs
West Fourth Street
Kelley
Malden
Owen Kelley
Thomas
Oakland Street
Immaculate Conception
Kilroy
Francis J
Patrick
Margaret Rutledge Kilroy
Fisher Avenue
Mission Church
Woonsoaker
R. I
Minneapolis
Lawler
Somerville
Mary A
John S. Lawler
Charlestown
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Lindh
Sioux City
Iowa
Olof Lindh
Cambridge
Orchard Street
Chicago
New York
Bridgeport
Conn
McGowan
Annie
Patrick McGowan
Nes Raycroft
Marion Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Cincinnati
Parers
Murphy
West Newton
Catherine
John Murphy
Waltham Street
St. Bernard’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Waltham
Nelilis
Bernard L
Elizabeth E. McNellis
Hanley
William Herbert Ordway
Csarhi
Cheever Street
Pearson
William A. Pearson
Myra Pearson
New Pfeifer
Braintree
Crescent Avenue
McDonald Street
Readville
Fairview Cemetery
City Point Lodge
R. R
Colony Mutual Relief Association
Powers
East Boston
Ellen
Mt. Hope Cemetery
New Haven
Andstrom
Henry
Augustus
Dora Sandstrom
Richard Z
George and
Mary Sarkis
de Iulorai
Huntington Avenue
Snow
Benjam M. Snow
Bulfinch Place
Stratton
Melrose
Henry B. Gfe
Whittier Street
Arlington Heights
Wilee H. Ware
George C. Tewksbury
Claremont Avenue
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Anniversary Mass Notices for Crowley and Snow
In loving memory of John Fr Crowley former Elks member who died Oct 11 1911. Sisters and Boston Lodge No 2 Theatrical Mechanics Association. also Benjamin M Snow died Oct 6. Funeral Oct 12 at 1 pm at the church corner Bulfinch Street. Carriages at 10 45 am. Blossom and Barry officers.
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Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Mack
John Fr. Crowley
The
Elks
J. W. Warren
R. J. Dugan
P. J. Whalen
W. J. Foley
Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Boston Lodge
Snow
Benjamin M. Snow
Bulfinch Street
Bulfinch Place
William A. Blossom
John J. Barry
Will Win The Series Size-Up From New York Or Boston
The post suggests the favorite to win the series may be New York or Boston with emphasis on the strongest chance. It notes a competitive matchup and hints at regional advantage affecting outcome.
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Sachem
Liverpool
Halifax
Vinland
Havana
Cuba
Boston
Yarmouth
Persian
Philadelphia
Gloucester
Norfolk
Dimock
New York
Tackawanna
Hoboken
Shickshinney
Pequest
Cohocton
Edwin L. Pillsbury
Yardley
Lynn
Joshua
Lovett
Newport
Badger
Britannia
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Alice Dudley
Dolly Clifford May Belmont
Florida de Lisle
Anna Berry
Edna Wilson
Anna Wilson
May Hamilton
Lillie Sutherland
Daisy Gallagher
Bowdoin Sq
Violet Maccotte
May ‘Waldron Kittie Buhl
Gertie Zola
Mahel Parsons
Elsie Hill
Rose Emmet
Blanche de Cotret
Nellie Zola
Louise Baldwin
Allie Thornton
Essere
May Osborne
Anita Franklin
Red-Sox Giants
Country Store
Madam Olger
Rarior Bowdoin Square
Scollay Sq
B. F. Keith
MA Belle
Brown
Dave Genard
Ray Bailey
BIG City Four
Marshall Montgomery
Five Martells
Bert Melrose
Edwards
Irene
Zanettos
Pathe Weekly
Columbus Day
Atrons
Mason Streets
Boylston
Tremont Streets
National Square
Tremont
Dover St
Red Sox Giants
Music Hall
N. E
Tremont Temple
Boston Red Sox
New York Giants
Joe Wood
Tris Speaker
ST. James
Huntington and
Aves
Tel
B.B
Subway
St. James Theatre Co
Henry W. Savage
Little
BOY
Waldron
Nantasket Beach
Betty Alden
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton and
Nantasket
Pemberton
bReft
Frederic L. Lane
M'g
Colonial Line
Shubert
Tremont St
Opp
Hollis St
Tei
Gertrude Hoffmann
Paris
Plymouth
Breese Oliver Twist
George
Arliss
Disraeli
Louis N. Parker
Hollis We Engs
Marion Fairfax
Tully Marshall
Civ
Edgar Selwyn
Rose Stahl
Maggie Pepper
GLOBE
Audeville
F. W. Wodell
Conservatory
Huntington Ave
Y. M
NOVY
Mechanics Building
Calve
M. Gasparri
M. Reuand
Otisfield Grand Hall
Otisfield St
Oxbury
M. Shenker
Allen St
J Haymarket
Symphory
Tovet
Elmendorf
Heart OF the Rockies
Nautical Ball Room
Revere Beach
Knights of Columbus
Jordan Hall
Alaska
Patreneues
Lundin Hall
St. Botolph St
Tom'r
W & Wed
3 Continents
Ina Claire
Percival Night
Castle Sq
John C
Lady Buccaneers
Ad Wolgast
Hed Sox
Gordon
Olympia House OF the Movine
Grand Opera House
Gignis
Democrats
CANAL
Britain
Panama
Loew’s Orpheum
Callonvi Lee Wash &J
Liams
Chimney
Enn Huong the Atl
OF Wilson
Italy
Hungary
Poland
Shipping News
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Governor Cobb
Allan
St. John
Eastport
Ontario
Bond
Joseph W. Wordney
Keene
Baltimore
H. M. Whitney
Colberth
Belfast
Curtis
Bangor
Bay State
Strout
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Tamaqua
Derrickson
Upree Kimberton
Hawthorne
Binghampton
Nottingham
Quinn
Port Johnson
R. KR
N. J
Salem
Wilkesbarre
Francis C. Hersey
Hopkins
Newburyport
Bessie
Newart News
Oriole
J. John
Frances A. Rice
Edwin G. Farrer
Jane Palmer
Glaeser
Gardiner G. Deering
Nash
Rebecca Palmer
Crocker
Alice M. Colburn
Bredenburg
Viking
Tilton
Wasp
Mawry
Port Clyde
Anglian
McMarth
Indraghiri
Kelway
Gee
Columbus
Clai Red
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