Parker Harrison pledges Illinois carry on campaign swing
Carter H Harrison Chicago mayor assures Judge Parker of Democratic unity in Illinois Wisconsin and Indiana and says the German vote favors Democrats. cites Illinois poll limits and hints at potential Iowa inclusion. Parker meets with Gorman Nicoll Fornes and Herbert as he plans return to Esopus and New York.
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Carter Harrison
Parker
Illinois
Davis
Fairbanks
Iowa
New York
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Judge Parker
Wisconsin
Indiana
Harrison
Republican Party
Cleveland
Esopus
Davis Delivers 13 Speeches in West Virginia Campaign
Democratic Vice Presidential candidate H S Davis aged 85 drew large crowds in Maryland and West Virginia on the second day of his campaign. He spoke at Grafton Clarksburg and Fairmont with a night rally after visits to Oakland Terra Alta Rowlesburg Tunnelton Newburg Grafton Clarksburg Gypsey Hynnston Enterprise Worthington and Monongahela.
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Fairmont
W. Va
H. S. Davis
Maryland
West Virginia
Grafton
Clarksburg
Mr. Hill
Mr. Davis
Gladstone
Bismarck
Daniel
Davis
Stonewall Jackson
Oakland
Terra Alta
Rowlesburg
Tunnelton
Newburg
Gypsey
Hynnston
Enterprise
Worthington
Monongahela
Results of yesterdays conventions across Massachusetts
Multiple Democratic conventions in memorial Hall with unanimous nominations. Augustus Hemenway of Canton for Congress. Benjamin F. Tilley, Ward 23 Boston, for councillor. Arthur Clark Dedham for county commissioner. W G A Pattee Quincy and John Everett Canton for special county commissioners. Samuel H Capen Dedham for sheriff. Other nominations include Richard Cunningham Wellesley for Norfolk senator and G Loring Briggs re elected to state central committee. Danvers man Crowley nominated for Congress in sixth district. Cusick Newburyport for councillor. Sears Danvers for second Essex Senate. Dowse Sherborn for Middlesex Senate. Endicott nominated in Revere Republican convention. Kavanaugh Miller's Falls nominated for Franklin Hampshire Senate.
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Dedham
Memorial Hall
Augustus Hemenway
Canton
Benjamin F. Tilley
Ward
Boston
Arthur Clark
W. G. A. Pattee
Quincy
John Everett
Samuel H. Capen
Norfolk
Richard Cunningham
Wellesley
G. Loring Briggs
State Central Committee
Fairbanks Tour Ends Iowa Stop At Turner Opera House
Senator Fairbanks closed his Iowa tour with a speech at the Turner Opera House in Davenport. He noted large crowds overall, with a sizeable turnout in Iowa City by a 200-strong university student group called Teddy's Hawkeyes. He defended imperialism charges, saying the Philippines mission carried republican principles and national duty.
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Davenport
Turner Opera House
Fairbanks
Iowa City
Teddy
Brooklyn
Philippine Islands
United States
Philippines
Bryan speaks in Indiana in 1904 campaign tour
Report of William Jennings Bryan visiting Indianapolis and nearby towns on October 12. He defended his support for the Democratic ticket and argued the Bacon resolution’s defeat would have altered the Philippines war and spending. He urged Democrats to back the national ticket and discussed gold standard versus silver.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Bryan
Rockville
Veedersburg
Crawfordsville
United States Senate
Philippines
Douglas tribute to Crane appointment pleases Commonwealth
Mr Crane's appointment as Senator pleases me and I believe a man of his ability should represent Massachusetts The whole Commonwealth rejoices in the appointment made by Governor Bates We need business men in our national and State administrations and congratulate Governor Bates upon his wise selection.
Democratic Leaders Laud Ex Governor Crane Appointment
Congressman William S. McNary, chairman of the Democratic State committee, calls Crane a safe choice seen as a man of the whole people. Captain John J. Flaherty, head of the Democratic executive committee, says Crane’s appointment pleases the entire state beyond party lines and credits Governor Bates for the decision.
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W. M. Crane
Williams. McNary
Foss Indorsed by Workingmen's Club
At the Workingmen's Political Club on Columbus Avenue Roxbury figures endorsed Eugene N. Foss for Congress. President John H. Burns praised Foss for a State committee victory on a reciprocity plank. The meeting added 100 new members.
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Workingmen’s Political Club
New Quarters
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury
John H. Burns
Eugene N. Foss
Congress
Neil J. Wallace
Mr. Foss
State Committee
Death of George A Alden Noted by Rubber Club
A special meeting of the New England Rubber Club executive committee acted on the death of George A. Alden late honorary vice president. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 12 30 p m at Arlington Street Church with the executive committee attending in a body.
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George A. Alden
New England Rubber Club
Arlington Street
Wolf's My Clothier Sells Stylish Garb at Moderate Prices
The article notes men’s belief that quality clothing requires high price is overstated. Wolf's My Clothier at Hanover and Portland streets has challenged this by offering popular styles at moderate costs, helping erase the high price notion.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Streets
Crane Appointed to United States Senate Seat in Massachusetts
Ex Governor Bates names Winthrop Murray Crane to fill the vacancy left by the death of George Frisbie Hoar. Crane accepts during a telephone call, with legislators later confirming the appointment until the 1905 legislature elects a senator. The move unites two Massachusetts senators on the same day for the first time in state history.
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Winthrop Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Governor Bates
Crane
United States Senate
George Frisbie Hoar
Edward F. Hamlin
Newton
Council Chamber
United States
Dalton
Hoar
Senator Hoar
Lodge
Crane Paper Company
Treasury
Retired Policeman James Kelly Dies at 81
James Kelly 81 a retired policeman and father of C A Kelly the hatter died of a complication of diseases at his home 88 School street Jamaica Plain yesterday He was appointed to the police force in 1862 and served 22 years at the Lagrange street station
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James Kelly
C. A. Kelly
School Street
Jamaica Plain
Lagrange Street
Winnipeg Inferno Destroys Major Blocks Costing $700,000
Winnipeg Man October 12 The city endured its worst modern fire as two major business blocks burned overnight causing about $700,000 in damage. Officials reported extensive property loss across key commercial districts with no serious injuries noted.
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Winnipeg
Man
Big Amusement Plan Under Way at Nantasket Beach
A proposed Nantasket Beach park may rival Luna Park and Dreamland with a 10 acre site along the boulevard, 50 buildings, a 150 foot tower, and over 50 000 electric lights. Opening day May 30 1905, plan includes refined shows,禁止 rough elements, police guard, and 1000 jobs. Nantasket Beach Steamboat Co plans extended evening service to Boston to support the venture.
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Nantasket Beach
Boston
Nantasket Beach Steamboat Company
Dodge
Rhode Island Republicans Nominates Utter for Governor
Providence RI October 12 George H Utter of Westerly was unanimously nominated for Rhode Island Governor at the Republican State convention held today. The full slate was chosen without contest with Frederick H Jackson for lieutenant governor Charles P Bennett for secretary of state William B Greenough for attorney general and Walter A Read renominated for general treasurer.
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Providence
R. I
George H. Utter
Westerly
Rhode Island
Frederick H. Jackson
Charles P. Bennett
William B. Greenough
Walter A. Read
Gloucester
Republican Club Nominating Committee Named Officers
The Republican Club of Massachusetts yesterday selected the committee to nominate officers for the ensuing year. At large Colonel William D Sohier of Beverly led the slate with district selections including Dana Malone Greenfield E F Lyford Springfield M Percival Whittall Worcester Charles G Bancroft Natick John N Cole Andover W D Chapple Salem Wilm ot R Evans Everett Thorndike Spalding Cambridge Charles T Witt East Boston H Clifford Gallagher Milton Edward A Trowbridge Boston W M Flanders Newton John Duff New Bedford and Walter O Luscombe Falmouth
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
William D. Sohier
Beverly
Dana Malone
Greenfield
E. F. Lyford
Springfield
M. Percival Whittall
Worcester
Charles G. Bancroft
Natick
John N. Cole
Andover
W. D. Chapple
Salem
Wilmot R. Evans
Everett
New Yiddish Play at Chelsea Academy
The Jewish theatrical company at the Academy of Music Chelsea plans to present Resurrection by Hert Zenlo trovsky Monday night with author present. Stars include Miss Rhea Morgenbesser Miss Annette Simons and H Bernardy.
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Academy of Music
Chelsea
Beyes David
House of David
Hert Zenlotrovsky
Academy
Rhea Morgenbesser
Annette Simons
H. Bernardy
Local Liquor Dealers Indorse St Louis Action
The regular monthly meeting of Suf folk County Lodge 1 of Boston Liquor Dealers Mutual Protective League of Massachusetts was held at 724 Washington street yesterday. Eleven new members were admitted. Resolutions were unanimously indorsed congratulating the National Retail Association for its work in convention at St. Louis the past three days.
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Suffolk County Lodge 1
Boston Liquor Dealers’ Mutual Protective League of Massachusetts
Washington Street
National Retail Association
St. Louis
Tremont Theatre to Stage Parsifal Lectures This Week
Demand for English Parsifal performances during Oct 17 and 24 weeks runs high at Tremont Theatre. Krehbiel lecture on Parsifal tomorrow sells out seating, prompting a second lecture next Tuesday afternoon. No reserved seats tomorrow. doors may close once capacity is reached. Cards of admission valid for both sessions.
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Tremont Theatre
Judith Tonight at Tremont Theater with Nance O Neil
Nance O Neil stars in Judith of Bethulia at the Tremont Theatre tonight. First staging on any stage. elaborate scenery and long rehearsal. New York critics and literary figures expected. advance sale very strong for a brilliant dramatic and social event.
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Nance O’neil
Tremont Theatre
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Judith
Bethulia
Miss O'Neil
New York
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Endicott
Revere
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Franklin-Hashire District
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Miller’s Falls
Franklin-Hampshire
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FOSS
Workingmen’s Club
Old Bay State
Commonwealth
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Luna Park
éé‘Dreamland
Nantasket
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R. I. Democrats
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