Alarmed Republicans mobilize big speakers in tight race
Republican leaders press a campaign surge amid signs of labor votes shifting to William L. Douglas. Governor Bates and Senator Lodge schedule speeches while Lt Governor Guild and Attorney General Parker are assigned dates. national figures to boost turnout as Democrats plan a Boston ratification event.
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Fall River
New Bedford
Lowell
Lawrence
William L. Douglas
Bates
Brockton
Lodge
Shoe City
Guild
Parker
Douglas
National Committee
Republican Editorial Association
Fitchburg
Norfolk Club
Taunton
Worcester
Boston
Tremont Temple
Collins
John P. Leahy
Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Russell
Pittsfield
Wendell
Emmons Prefers Quiet Life Over Political Stump Tour
Judge Emmons says he does not think he will go on the stump this year though friends in East Boston would urge him to. He may consent if pressed hard but is not very interested in politics for politics sake.
Chelsea Couple Wed At Home In Intimate Ceremony
A pretty home wedding was held last evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Lougee at 141 Bloomingdale street Chelsea. Sadie E Lougee married George A F Perry in the presence of about 60 friends. Both families are well known in Chelsea.
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A. K. Lougee
Bloomingdale Street
Chelsea
Sadie E
George A. F. Perry
Boy Cums 6000 Miles On Wager To Reach Boston
Roumanian youth Mauricius Hechter fourteen to seventeen years old traveled from Bucharest through Europe to England and New York, then to Boston after 18 months while earning his keep. He forfeited the wager by arriving 15 days late. Crown Prince Ferdinand presides over the Roumanian Touring Club. The boy speaks nine languages but none English and endured 24 hours without food or drink at times.
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Crown Prince
Ferdinand
Mauritius Hechter
St. Louis
Boston
Bucharest
Roumania
Europe
England
New York
Hechter
Passenger on St. Croix Tells of Awful Trip
The steamer St. Croix linking St John New Brunswick and Boston endured the roughest voyage in 35 years. From Eastport to dock last night the 19 hour run stretched to 8 20 pm after abandoning Bar Harbor. Passengers recall midnight Wednesday departure and a harrowing voyage with widespread distress and seasickness.
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Str. ST. Croix
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Boston
Eastport
Bar Harbor
Exeter Ready for Game with Harvard Freshmen
Exeter, after a string of victories, prepares to face Harvard freshmen on Soldiers Field in Cambridge. Seldon will travel despite earlier Bowdoin injuries, while Pattee cannot play due to ankle soreness. The expected lineup includes Vaughn Peyton MacFadyen Bankart Allen Power O'Brien T. Jones H. Jones Hart Cooney.
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Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter
Harvard
Soldiers Field
Seldon
Cambridge
Pattee
Vaughn
Peyton
MacFadyen
Bankart
Allen
Power
O’brien
T. Jones
H. Jones
Hart
Cooney
Young Wife Granted Separate Support in Probate Court
Judge Grant ordered Benjamin Goodman to pay 5 dollars per week for his wife's separate support. The couple married June 21, 1903, and separated after a year.
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Grant
Ray Goodman
Benjamin
Revenge Motive Highlighted in Weinseimer Extortion Trial
New York October 14. Chief counsel George J. Raines argued to the jury that revenge drives the charges against Phil Weinseimer former labor leader. He assailed the Employers' Association claiming crafty tactics and said the case stems from a deep conspiracy with witnesses produced by peace and evidence manufactured.
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New York
Weinseimer
George J. Raines
Phil Weinseimer
Raines
Employers’ Association
Open Shop Fight Begun in Boston Labor Dispute
At a Boston Structural Trades Alliance meeting a committee was formed to probe the discharge of Adam Stillman by George W. Harvey of 24 Milk Street. Unionists say the firing followed Stillman’s engineers union ties. Harvey denies this. Labor leaders warn Open Shop push by Master Builders may escalate as a non union man takes Stillman’s post.
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Boston Structural Trades Alliance
Adam Stiilman
George W. Harvey
Milk Street
Mr. Stillman
Engineers’ Union
Harvey
Post
Master Builders’ Association
Stillman
Protest Against Master Builders Plan in Boston Labor Issue
A Boston church group from the Church Association for the Advancement of the Interests of Labor publishes a protest against the Master Builders Association of Boston. It condemns plans for an employer driven organization and a registered workers list that could resemble a blacklist, calling for a defense of workers rights and Christian justice.
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Boston
The
Church Association
Protestant Episcopal Church
Master Builders’ Association of Boston
Daily Papers
Master Builders’ Association
William Harman van Allen
Thatcher Raymond Kimball
John W. Suter
Mary Morton Kehew
Vida D. Scudder
Helena
Dudley
Euphemia Mackintosh
G. E. McNeill
J. N. Esdaile
Erving Winslow
C. E. A. Winslow
Race issue may come up at Richmond convention
The Right Rev Samuel D Ferguson bishop of Cape Palmas Africa said he believes fellow bishops will protect him from race prejudice at the Episcopal convention to meet in Richmond Virginia in 1907. Southern delegates debated raising the race question and some predicted Ferguson would be treated with respect but not feted.
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Richmond
Samuel D. Ferguson
Cape Palmas
Africa
Episcopal Convention
South
Bishop Ferguson
Knight
Jacksonville
Fla
Death of Mrs. M. A. Bassett of Cambridge
The death of Mrs. M. A. Bassett, 89, of 10 Bigelow Street Cambridge occurred at her home yesterday. She was the widow of E. E. Bassett and daughter of Captain J. P. Bassett, late of Salem, who was engaged in the West Indian trade.
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M. A. Bassett
Bigelow Street
Cambridge
E. E. Bassett
J. P. Bassett
Salem
Blind Boys Visit Battleship Missouri at Charlestown Yard
About 19 blind students from the Perkins Institution visited the battleship Missouri at Charlestown navy yard under Principal A. O. Caswell. They explored the ship from top to bottom, learned gun operation, and touched the windlass while reading the imprint Missouri Newport News 1903 with their fingers. The youths, aged 12 to 17, were neatly dressed and well behaved, and the crew ensured a clear, hands on tour.
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Perkins Institution
Missouri
Charlestown Navy Yard
A. O. Caswell
Newport News
Perkins Institute
U. S
Ladies Auxiliary Delegation Tours State Prison in Boston Visit
Warden Bridges escorted 56 delegates from the Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen through the State prison yesterday. It marked the largest group to tour in his 12 years as warden during the convention week in Boston.
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Bridges
Ladies” Auxiliary of Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen of the
United States
Boston
Couple Awarded $330 In Suit Against Railway
Amelia Bloomberg and Jacob Bloomberg, suing jointly to recover 35000 from the Boston Elevated Railway, saw a jury award the woman eighty dollars and the man two hundred fifty dollars.
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Amelia Bloomberg
Jacob Bloomberg
Boston
Post
Left Money for Home for Watertown's Aged
By the will of Alfred Groeschner of Watertown filed in East Cambridge courts, most of $40,000 is left to support a home for the aged in Watertown. The income benefits Mrs. Nancy Groeschner for life, then $1000 goes to Pequossett Lodge and the testator's books to the free public library.
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Alfred Groeschner
Watertown
East Cambridge
Nancy Groeschner
Groeschner
Pequossett Lodge
Free Public Library
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American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
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John Mitchell
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Norfolk
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Goohen’s
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Chapman Pi
Lee Allen
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State Prison
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