Wilson on national unity and international peace
The article quotes President Wilson urging nationalization and mobilization to unite the American people. He warns against sectionalism and calls for cooperation between capital and labor to build a strong nation and a just peace after the war. He advocates a league for peace and insists America must remain poised and just.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
Wilson
America
New England Dairy Show Draws 50 000 to Springfield
About 50 000 visitors from across the United States and Canada filled the Eastern States Exposition grounds in Springfield for the first day of a national dairy and agricultural display. Exhibits include a million dollars in cattle and state of the art milking machinery. Notable animals include Sophie the 19th from Lowell insured for 50000 and King Legis from Auburn. The event runs ten days under the U S Department of Agriculture with additional horse shows attracting crowds from New York Boston and Newport.
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Springfield
United States
Canada
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Jersey
Chicago
Columbus
Utica
N. Y
Thomas W. Lawson
Dreamwold
Egypt
Hood
Lowell
Kelsey
Lexington
Howard Gould
Sophie
C. I. Hood
King Legis
Mabel
F. P. Knowles
Auburn
Clarence W. Barron
Cohasset
Upland Farms
Ipswich
George 38S. Smith
Monmouth
Balsam Stock
Dixville Notch
N. H
Highlawn Farm
Susan K. Lobdell
Wells
E. K. Loomis
Putney
John H. O’brien
Wellesley
J. W. Prentiss & Son
Alstead
Jerseys
George T. Chaffee
Rutland
Ayrshires
John A. Ness
River Valley Farm
Orford
Co. B. Stevens
St. Johnsbury
Brown Swiss
Bonnie Brook
South Sudbury
Fox Hill
Westwood
Vail
Lyndonville
New York
Newport
Boston
United States Department of Agriculture
Health warning on losing first teeth from Boston doctor
Dr Hale Powers of Boston City Hospital warned at the Massachusetts Therapeutic Massage Association annual meeting that the period when temporary teeth are disintegrating is a very critical time for a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Powers
Boston City Hospital
Massachusetts Therapeutic Massage Association
Hotel Brunswick
Irish Freedom resolves demand Irish republic and neutrality
At Faneuil Hall the Friends of Irish Freedom adopts resolutions denouncing England and urging American neutrality while supporting Irish independence. The group roasts the British and calls for no conscription, open cables, and recognition of Ireland in postwar peace talks.
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Friends of Irish Freedom
Wilson
Faneuil Hall
Friends of Irish Freedom of
Massachusetts
Ireland
Washington
England
Independencia
Saloniki
Copenhagen
Dublin
Republic
Council of the Nations
House
Senate
Cyclists Hurt During 15 Mile Race at Wakefield Track
Two accidents left cyclists with broken limbs during the third motorcycle race at the Wakefield Reading track. William Edward Williams fractured a leg and William Cheever broke his right arm as more than a thousand spectators watched the 15 mile event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield Reading Track
William Edward Williams
William Cheever
Medford Inn Raided Over Liquor Evidence
Medford Inn long associated with local Republicans temperance groups and Medford societies was raided last night. Proprietor Charles V Fitzgerald was arrested on illegal keeping of liquor and police report evidence of illegal sale. Bail not yet secured early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford Inn
Medford
Charles V. Fitzgerald
Boston Narrowly Outplays Brooklyn in World Series Finale
Red Sox clinch the world championship as Brooklyn errors and misplays late in the series blunt their defense. Duffy Lewis shines as the standout pinch hitter and field star, while Shore posts dominant pitching though several fielding blunders tilt the outcome in Boston’s favor.
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Brooklyn
Red Sox
Robinson
Phillies
Carrigan
Sox
Speaker
Barry
Daubert
Wheat
Myers
Boston
Dodgers
Philly
Duffy Lewis
Hlopper
Gardner
Scott
Lewis
Shore
Neek
Olson
Janvrin
Cady
Hooper
Shorten
Wellesley College Blacklists Local Theatres
The college bars all venues except Symphony Hall Boston to protect students from infantile paralysis. Miss Ellen F. Pendleton, president, announced the move yesterday and explained the reason for the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symphony Hall
Boston
Wellesley College
Ellen F. Pendleton
City of Boston Special Primary Notices for Wards 6 19 20 21 22 23 24
The Boston Board of Election Commissioners announces meetings of party members qualified to vote in Wards 6 19 20 21 22 23 and 24. Meetings will be held at polling places designated by the board on October 13 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election Commissioners
City Hall
Court Square
Boston
Voting manners and polling locations announced for Boston precincts
On October 23 1916 voters in Boston precincts will cast ballots for General Court Representatives. Polls open 9 AM to 4 PM with five polling place listings posted publicly and available at the City Hall Annex Office. Navy Yard staffing increase certified by Secretary Daniels for repairs and other needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onte A. M
Navy Department
Congress
Navy Yard
Boston
Mass
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Household Furniture Cash Paid by American Concern
Classified line listing cash for household furniture from Clough & Co at Eliot Street, plus various trades including painting and papering by M J Liner and others. A large corrugated iron shed for rent on Norwood Ave Neouset Muss offered by M J Murphy with private side track and depot access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford, Clough & CO
Eliot St
Pope
M. J. Murphy
Norwood
Nepouset
Muss
Underwoods
MODEL
Devonshire St. Main
Corina
Devonshire At
American Writing Machine CO
Franklin St
Main 166
Main
Flowers Express Celebrates An Abundant Anniversary Season
Flowers Express marks a festive anniversary stretch with seasonal bouquets and promotions. The program highlights enduring service, fresh arrangements, and customer appreciation across local shops.
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Blake Ridg
Col
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House of Representatives
Belgium
Serbia
John F. Kelly
Pittsfield
Joseph Smith
Matthew Cummings
Francis A. Underwood
Worcester
Fred J. McLaughlin
William B. Larkin
John O'Connor
John J. Curley
Peter Conroy
Jamaica Plain
Susan M. McNamee
Charlestown
Mary Reynaud
Revere
James J. Harold
Waltham
Francis J. Horgan
Dermod Sheehan
Brockton
Cornelius E. Geary
Fitchburg
Joseph P. Lomasney
Cornelius P. Collins
Cambridge
John O’connor
Holyoke
James O'Neil
Lawrence
As D. Murphy
Newton
Charles J. McCarthy
Cornelius Horgan
South Braintree
John A
High Seas
Act of England
American Red Cross
Red Cross
A. H. Marchant
Belmont
Belmont Springs
C. C
L. W. Small, Sr
Mr. Marchant
Alex
Grover Cleveland Alexander
Grover Cleveland
Alexander
Cutshaw
Pfeffer
Marquard
Brown
Hartford
Conn
Lily M
Ernest
Albertina Browns
Meridian St
Clark
Roxbury
Catherine Clark
Patrick T. Clark
Tremont St
Mission Church
Woonsocket, R. I
Dorchester
Joseph F. Clark
Welles Ave
St. Mark's Church
Dorchester Ave
North Easton
Collins
Nevada
Arthur
Mary Grace Collins
Saxon St
Savin Hill
Quincy
Connelly
Mary A
Patrick J. Connelly
Whitney Place
Mission
Coolidge
Quincy St
Louise A
James E. Coolidge
Waterman Chapel
Costanza
Chelsea
Teresa
Anzaleone
Agostino Costanza
Franklin Ave
Sacred Heart Church
North Sq
Evans
Bernard J
Peter
Fivoee Evans
Flaherty
Thomas Ferrick
Stamford St
St. Bernard’s Church
Flynn
Thomas
Margaret Flynn
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Gilbert
West Somerville
Ruth Beardsley
Frederick S. Gilbert
Gile
Annie Gertrude Gile
Thomas J
Mary J. Gile
Callahan
Bennington St
Goulart
Somerville
Maria F
Carlos
John IF. Goulart
East Boston
Medford St
St. Anthony’s Church
Portland
Holy Cross
Malden
Grady
Ellen Grady
Horgan
Dennis Grady
Cambridge St
Haley
William A
St. Rose’s Church
Meegan
Bridget
James Meegan
Gallagher
U Harrison Ave
St. Phillip’s Church
Mullen
Winchester Hospital
Abbie Jasper Mullen
Alexander J. Mullen
St. Mary's Church
Parkhurst
Minnie
Charles F. Parkhurst
W. W. Carter
Flint Ave
Powers
Ellen T
Cunningham
James Powers
Second St
St. Vincent's Church
Riley
William J
Bridget Riley
Charlin
Saratoga St
St. Joseph's Church
Mary Connor Bride
Ellen M. Connor
Columbus Ave
Mattie F. Ernst
St. Francis de Sales
Coer Cena
Hiram W. Wachter
Wollaston
W. H. Hunter
A. P. de Vega
Wollasplay
A. H. Goodale
P. de Vega
Eeeerresee
A. TI. Goodale
Leavitt Sneer
F. ¢. Donovan
Murphy
T. H. Churchill
Il. M. Baxter
Ww. G Kendall
W. H
A. N. Wakefield
M. Hart
K. R. Freeman
G. J. Murphy
W. A. Carl
Luc Tambert
Vi. OM. Smith
Trench
City OF
the Board of Election Commissioners
City Hall Annex
John M. Minton
Melancthon
W. Burlen
Frank Sbeiberlio
John B. Martin
Thos. Snow & Son
No. Market St
M. J
Ferry St
Everett
P. Tel
Green St
Classified Department
Tremonti St. Pho
Oxford
Keene's
Keene
Geo. E. Homer
Winter St
Ss. J. Beckwith & Co
Boylston St
C. Alberts & Co
S. E. Ullfan
S. J. Diab
Oeman
Cornhill St
Huntington Ave
Cambridge St. C
A. Clarevy Hardware Co
Shephard & Co
Walter Cowan
Harvard Pharms
I. Bodner
A. J. Snyder
Mr. B. Bloom
H. ¥. Nichols
Newton Pharm B
Kuhn
H. M. Veer
A. BR. Ross
A. HI. Walker
Broadway
Massachusetts Ave
S A. Keene Case
Hanover St
Mendlow Bros. & CO
American Tooth CO
Flilene
J. H. Carpenter CO
Park Square
Artificial Teeth CO
School St
Savings Bank
Narrison Avenue
ROY
Summer St
A. Bancroft
Beacon St. Tel
B. B
Fort Hill
BOWEN
Sudbury St
Main St
Medford G Garage
Buick Auto
Imperial Jewelry CO
L. H. Buracke CO
Bromfield St
J. Roy
FRBI
Alberts
Ifc. WM
Hesslein
Paddock Bldg
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