Durand Sees England Linked With United States By Atmosphere Of Goodwill
Ambassador Durand told the Victorian Club that England and the United States share much in common and may soon see an American nobility, noting strong sentiment across classes. He spoke at the New Sigonquin Club dinner with six dozen in attendance including Mayor Fitzgerald, Sir William Perkin, Admiral Snow, and George H. Lyman.
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England
United States
Henry Mortimer Durand
Iitlal
New Sigonquin Club
Popular
Ambassador Durand
William Henry Perkin
George H. Lyman
Mayor Fitzgerald
Admiral Snow
Fitzgerald
Boston
Sir William Perkin
Moran Mystery Mail Reveals Campaign Strings
The report notes Mr. Moran has not spoken since returning from New York and the district attorney shows no intent to meet him. Mr. Williams denies plotting to exit the campaign while criticizing press fiction and urging Moran to accept the Democratic nomination.
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Williams
Mr. Moran
New York
Moran
Moran Advised to Quit Gubernatorial Bid by Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson sent a letter to John B. Moran urging him to abandon the Massachusetts governor race. Lawson claimed Moran would win only with at least $50,000 and outlined three dubious funding sources, dismissing options from graft and the public, implying pressure from corrupt interests.
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Thomas W. Lawson
John B. Moran
Moran
Massachusetts
Graft Lhister
Massachusetts Railroad
Istate House
Society of Combined Graftlers
O'Sullivan Presses Moran Run Question at Democratic Meeting
At the Democratic State committee meeting in the Revere House Lowell negotiator O Sullivan pressed Moran's candidacy asking for a direct answer from Moran. Feeney stated Moran would run and the small attendance prevented formal action. O Sullivan vowed to force a vote next Monday and to audit dues and committee finances questioning secrecy and unpaid bills.
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Moran
Humphrey J. O’sullivan
Lowell
Democratic State Committee
Revere House
John P. Feeney
State Committee
O’sullivan
O'Sullivan
Mr. O'Sullivan
Feeney
Guild
Police On Trail Of Chinese Smuggling Chiefs
Boston and Providence authorities intensify pursuit of Captain Colby and others linked to a Chinese smugglers network. Officials say prisoners may be held in Providence for a week while investigations focus on smuggling charges rather than conspiracy.
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Boston
Captain Colby
Providence
Shepton Terrace
City Point
Colby
United States
W. H. Garand
Prisoners Held as Smuggling Case Weighs Jurisdiction
Providence authorities retain the alleged Chinese smugglers as the strongest case is built in Rhode Island. Boston argues the plot began there and seeks transfer to its court. A conference between A U S D A Garland and Judge Arthur L. Brown arranged moving the three Providence detainees to Boston.
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Providence
Rhode Island
Boston
United States District
Garland
Arthur L. Brown
United States District Court of
Postum Helps Troubled Coffee Drinkers Say No to Noise
A testimonial from a Postum user describes relief from stomach distress and nerve irritability after switching from coffee. She reports better sleep, improved appetite, and a calmer response to everyday noises, crediting boiling Postum 15 to 20 minutes for its flavor. The letter endorses Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan and references Road to Wellville and The Reason.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Pliys
Law seizure of vessel Frolic and Chinaman round up in Providence
Inspector Schell and Deputy Marshal Stone seized the vessel Frolic for quarantine and customs violations. Pawtucket police arrested Kong Wah and four other Chinese men, later identifying Wah as aboard the boat. Authorities planned a citywide search with day and night crews amid unconfirmed rumors of suspects at Sandy Fenner's road house.
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Providence
R. I
Schell
United States
Stone
Frolic
Custom House
Alexander Charnley
Gardner
Pawtucket
Kong Wah
Benedict House
Wah
Cranston
Sandy Fenner
Road House
Thornton
Mob Pummels Alleged Thief On Beach Street
August Anderson and a mob of nearly 500 beat an alleged thief identified as Thomas E. Cook of Somerville after a claim of watch and chain theft. Patrolman M. J. Sullivan arrived, restrained Cook, and took him into custody.
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August Anderson
Thomas E. Cook
Somerville
Beach Street
M. J. Sullivan
Cook
Anderson
Oklahoma Attorney General seeks injunction on railroad grain rates
Guthrie Oklahoma October 11 Attorney General W O Cromwell asks a court to stop the Rock Island and St Louis and San Francisco railroads from continuing what he calls an arbitrary rate on wheat and corn shipments and alleges discrimination in the current freight charges.
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Guthrie
Okla
W. O. Cromwell
Rock Island
St. Louis
San Francisco
Detroit Police Asked to Search for Chicopee Clerk
Detroit police were asked to search for John D. White city clerk of Chicopee Mass who vanished from his home on August 25 and has not been heard from since. White has a cousin in Detroit Mrs R B Holmes who told police today she has an intuition he is in the city.
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Prohibition Party
Niagara Falls
Massachusetts
Detroit
Mich
John D. White
Chicopee
Mass
Rest and strength for working women urged by medical notice
A magazine style appeal urges motion over standing and cites women's health. An anecdotal letter from Milwaukee praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for healing ulceration and restoring strength and vitality to a working woman.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Merkley
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