Hecklers Keep With Candidate in Massachusetts Rally
Margaret Foley led suffragette supporters in Holyoke in a long rally for women’s votes while Republican candidate Frothingham sped 60 miles through Hampshire and Bristol counties leaving a trail of gasoline and dust as the GOP presses the campaign.
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Women Win in California in Suffrage Triumph
San Francisco report indicates California voters approved the woman suffrage amendment. Returns late today show the amendment now leading by a widening margin after earlier opposition was overturned.
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Colorado Suffrage and Reforms Ratified in Early Returns
Early returns from 2717 of 3121 precincts show suffrage at 119086 for and 117408 against with a 1678 margin. The initiative and referendum and the recall passed heavily with 138181 for and 44840 against, and 148872 for recall against 46290.
Brooklyn N L results lead off doubleheader
National League results show Brooklyn winning 3-0 over New York in the first game and Brooklyn 5 New York 2 in the second. Exhibition games include Athletics 3 All Stars 2 and Nat's 3 St Louis 4.
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Boston Parade Honors Columbus Draws 500000 Strong Crowd
More than 30000 paraders and over half a million citizens filled Boston streets to honor Christopher Columbus. The three hour parade featured international flags and highly disciplined cadences, lauded by military experts as proof civilians can field effective troops on short notice.
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Parade Review Praises Soldierly Bearing of Participants
Governor Foss Mayor Fitzgerald Archbishop O Connell joined in declaring the parade unusually impressive and praised the soldierly bearing of the participants. Notable groups included Bishop Cheverus Assembly Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus Mission Church Troy Name Society Cambridge Council Knights of Columbus and Ozanam Council among others.
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Tourist sleeping cars five times weekly to Oct 14
Berth nine dollars aboard sleeping cars running five times weekly via the Washington Sunset Route. Tickets and details available at 12 Milk Street and 363 Washington Street.
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Power Boat Rescued After Dark Search Near Flip Rocks
A broken down motor boat with no lights drifted for hours in Nahant Bay near Flip Rocks. Life savers from Nahant and Hull plied the darkness to rescue Henry Nicholas Sr. aged 54 of Beachmont and two sons just before midnight within 200 yards of the dangerous rocks. The party faced imminent danger from shipping and jagged reefs as they were saved from the Graves channel.
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Rescue at Nahant: three sailors saved from small motor boat
Surfmien Wiggin McIntyre and Lewis were found lying in the bottom of a 21 foot motor boat tossed by waves. They were taken to the Nahant life saving station by lifeboat and sent home early this morning by Captain Nehemiah Cole Hayman. The veterans mariners called it a miracle the craft did not crash onto Graves as the wind cried out.
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Actress Kate Claxton Charges Fraud in Divorce Case
St. Louis Oct. 12 Kate Claxton once a nationally famed actress testified in East St. Louis that Charles A. Stevenson left her in 1898 to join Mrs. Carter's Zara company and that an infatuation caused a national scandal. He obtained a divorce in 1901, which his wife says was without her knowledge. No decision was announced.
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Canned Goods Prices Rise Predictably
Chicago report says canned goods will follow other foods with prices jumping to 15 to 20 cents a can, up from 10 to 15 cents, as predicted by producers and jobbers.
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Anniversaries for Eben D. Jordan and Charles H. Stockton
Today marks anniversaries for Eben D. Jordan a Boston merchant born 1822 and Charles H. Stockton born 1845 naval officer and president of the Naval War College. The note also references the Battle of Wyatts in Mississippi.
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Fair weekend forecast for Boston and New England
Boston and vicinity experience Friday fair weather with light winds and Saturday similar conditions. New England overall stays fair with little temperature change and moderate north winds throughout the period.
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Weather summary from Thompson's Spa report
Yesterday's temperature readings are incomplete but show an average around 42 degrees with a high near 73 and a low around 33. A year ago Friday figures are noted as 31 and 33 for high and low respectively.
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Four Men Arrested at Waiters Club Gambling Bust
Four men were arrested and charged after police found gambling implements at the Waiters Club on Dudley Street in Roxbury. The raid followed a report of illicit activity, with officers taking the men into custody at the scene.
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