Parker Sees Sheehan Again in Ulster County
Esopus N Y Oct 16 Judge Parker plans a trip to New York Tuesday and back to Rosemount Thursday. Callers included William F Sheehan Democratic national executive committee chair and Charles M Preston Kingston Ulster county Democratic chairman. Parker and family visited Rondout and attended Rev C M Hall church services.
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Esopus
N. Y
Judge Parker
New York
Rosemount
William F. Sheehan
Democratic National Executive Committee
Charles M. Preston
Kingston
Democratic Committee
Ulster County
Rondout
Week of Republican and Democratic Rallies and Filing Deadlines
A compact schedule of political events lists Republican rallies in Worcester South Ha Wellese ley Fitchburg New Bedford New Braintree West Springfield Holyoke Amesbury Newtonville Whitinsville Somerville Northboro and Attleboro with Democratic rallies in Lawrence Attleboro Pittsfield and a Democratic Club meeting in Pittsfield Also noted are last days for nominating papers filing deadlines by 5 pm for state and local offices voter registration closing times and a tour start by William L Douglas in Plymouth county
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Fitchburg
New Bedford
New Braintree
West Springfield
Democratic Club
Pittsfield
Holyoke
Amesbury
Tremont Temple
Wiliam L. Douglas
Plymouth County
Kelley of Lynn Nominated for Congress by Democrats
Representative William A. Kelley of Lynn, a two term legislator from a Republican district, was nominated for Congress by the Democrats in the seventh district. In his acceptance letter he notes that the boot and shoe industry dominates the state's leading industry and discusses cost factors.
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William A. Kelley
Lynn
Congress
Kelley
Elmer Chickering
Ernest W. Roberts
Massachusetts shoe industry seeks relief on hides and coal
The passage argues that Massachusetts shoe production suffers from high costs due to distribution, rent, and taxes and calls for removing duties on hides and coal. It also endorses reciprocity with Canada as practical aid for the boot and shoe trade.
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Massachusetts
Kelley
Canada
Cape Cod Fight For Senator Sees Fourth Candidate
The Cape Cod race for the U S Senate tightens as Thomas C Day of Barnstable considers a fourth candidacy joining three Republicans Senators Nye and Representatives Patti gan and Harding. Day switched from Democrat to Republican in 1896 and is now a presidential elector. Questions arise about running for multiple slots and the impartial stance of the Republican State Committee who say they will not take sides. Nye's camp notes the party aims to elect a Republican.
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Cape
Thomas C. Day
Barnstable
Mr. Day
Cape Cod
William A. Nye
Thomas Pattigan
Herman Harding
Day
Republican State Committee
Nye
Reynolds
Middlesex
Herbert W. Osborn
Waltham
Mary R. Osborn
Canton
Ohio
Boston
Pearl G. Osborn
A. D
Senator Hoars Son Opens Campaign In Worcester
General Rockwood Hoar son of the late senator begins his campaign for Congress in the third district with a Worcester rally tonight. The event signals a formal entry into the race as he appeals to voters for support.
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Rockwood Hoar
Congress
Worcester
Lodge to Speak as Democrats Nominate Ratigan in Worcester
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge is slated to speak. The district, led by Democrat John R. Thayer who declined renomination, sees John B. Ratigan of Worcester chosen to oppose General Hoar.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
John R. Thayer
John B. Ratigan
Worcester
Hoar
Control U. S. Finance Committee of Safety Reorganized
A reorganization claim alleges the Committee of Safety and its affiliates aim to manipulate prices to boost the profits of money magnates. The report highlights shifts in leadership and structure intended to influence markets and safeguard elite interests.
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Committee of Safety
Seven men who rule U S finance with rod of steel
New York, Oct. 16. Public interest in the stock market flamed by the discovery that a winter-appointed “committee of safety” still controls market manipulation. Led by John D. Rockefeller, the seven include James Stillman, E. H. Harriman, Jacob Schiff, James Speyer, J. P. Morgan, and George F. Baker.
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U.S. Finance
ROD OF Steel
John D. Rockefeller
New York
James Stillman
National City Bank
E. H. Harriman
J. P. Morgan
George F. Baker
Bank of Commerce
City Bank
First National
Rothschilds
Jacob Schiff
James Speyer
Supreme Court of the United States
President
Congress
Helen Keller Starts For St Louis To See Fair
In a telegram Miss Helen Keller left Boston for St Louis to see the fair. She is accompanied by Miss Anna Sullivan, her instructor since infancy. Keller aims to study the fair’s educational exhibits and progress in instruction of the blind, deaf and dumb. Helen Keller Day is set for Tuesday with a program at the Missouri building.
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ST. Louis
Mary B. Perry
Helen Keller
Boston
Miss Keller
Anna Sullivan
Missouri
SAYS IRISH PREFER BANKS TO REAL ESTATE
Federation of Catholic Societies of Suffolk County met at St. Rose Hall Worcester Street with Thomas F Kelly presiding. John S Concannon urged Irish to seize opportunities in real estate noting Irish holders controlled about 150 million of 275 million in city banks. He cited sectarian strain and stated 70 percent of depositors are Irish. Rev F X Dolan spoke as well.
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Federation of Catholic Societies of
Suffolk County
St. Rose Hall
Worcester Street
Thomas F. Kelley
F. X. Dolan
Market Swing Since 1900 Reflects Shifting Yields
The piece traces market swings from 1900 to 1902 with gilt edged railroad stocks near a four percent yield, notes 2 to 3 percent money in downturns, and 5 to 6 percent stock yields during stressed periods. It discusses Gates boom attempts, dividend trends, earnings versus wages, and the outlook for copper stocks amid a tight trading environment in Boston.
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Delaware & Lackawanna
New York Central
John W. Gates
Gates
P.C. Eye Atchison
Baltimore & Ohio
C, M & St Paul
Consolidated Gas
Delaware & Hudson
Delaware, Lack & West
Erie Ist
General
OS Avenue Ne
Louisville & Nashville
Missouri Pacific
Pennsylvania
Union Pacific
East Dedham Pastor Called to Saco Maine
At a Main Street Baptist Church meeting in Saco Maine on October 16 the members unanimously extended a call to the Rev John F Tilton of East Dedham Massachusetts to serve as pastor of the church.
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East Dedham
Saco
Main Street Baptist Church
John F. Tilton
Mass
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Boston Reader
Isaac Bradshaw of Everett Mass testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his long standing kidney trouble and back pain. He recounts decades of suffering, prior remedies failing, and says Doan's provides quick relief though not a permanent cure. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Boston
Isaac Bradshaw
Cleveland Ave
Everett
Mass
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo N. Y
U. S
Fishermen face sparse trips as boisterous weather continues
Weather keeps fishing sparse with the Yankee arriving yesterday carrying 1000 pounds haddock 3000 hake and 400 cod. A 169 barrel consignment of fresh mackerel aboard the Prince George from Yarmouth adds supply at T Wharf while other vessels arrive or sail, including the Admiral Dewey with bananas oranges and cocoanuts and the Monitor poised for trials at Lockwood's yard.
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T Wharf
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. S
Catalone
Louisburg, Co. B
Everett Gas
American Fruit Company
Admiral Dewey
Long Wharf
Port Morant
Israel
New City
Monitor
Lockwood
Boston
Fred Cook
J. Putnam Bradlee
Edward W. Bates
Missouri
Maine
East Boston
Orion
J. Plierpont Morgan
Corsair
Morgan
M. O’connell
Dingley
Bangor
Eastern Steamship Company
Cibou
G. A. Duggan
Axel Johnson
Weymouth
M. F
Oregon Coal and Navigation Company
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Nelson
Joy Steamship Company
Atlas Stores
New York
Cocoa
Argonauta
Landsman
Shipping News Miniature Almanac Passages and Arrivals
Sun rises at 5 59 and sets at 5 moon sets in the morning high water times 6 45 am 6 pm ships arrive and sail including United States torpedo boat Hull and multiple steamers with merchandise and passengers to various ports and owners along the Atlantic coastline during a busy inbound and outbound fleet movement from Nantasket Roads to Portland and Halifax with barges and tugs in tow and vessels bound for Lynn Portsmouth Portland and New York Harbor including several schooners and brigs from Halifax Lunenburg and Calais with detailed movements and destinations.
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Norfolk
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
C. EB. Laechler
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
J. F. Masters
Catalone
Baltimore
A. M. Graham
Hector
Keene
Indian Thacher
Philadelphia
Frank P. Wing
H. M. Whitney
One
New York
Henry M. Whitney
Seaboard
Road
Joy Steamship Company
City of Bangor
Roix
Bangor
Kennebec
Blair
Bath
Bay
Boston
Fridtrop Nansen
Louisburg
C. B
Marcellus
United States
Lamberts Point
Palatinia
Newport News
Lord Kitchener
Halifax
N. J
Savage
Portsmouth
C. C. Company
Edward Luckenbach
Frank Pendleton
Undaunted
Standard
Bayonne
S$. O. Company
Hattie BE
King
Calais
Nantasket Roads
Henry Withington
Clark’s Cove
Marion BE
Rockhill
Mary L. Crosby
Charleston
Plymouth
Mass
M. K. Rawley
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Horatio Hall
Barkentine White Wings
Lunenburg
Atlas
S. O. Company
Mortar Victim May Recover at Fort Banks Tragedy
Private Arthur Tomlinson, badly wounded in the Fort Banks explosion at Winthrop, shows signs of recovery after a dire outlook. Thousands visited the scene as families mourned private Edward Higgins’s body transported to Brockton. Edward Kelley to be buried at Revere Soldiers Cemetery, while Sergeant George Nevins to be laid to rest at Holy Cross Cemetery in Somerville.
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Arthur Tomlinson
Fort Banks
Winthrop
Edward J. Higgins
Brockton
Edward Kelley
Revere
George J. Nevins
Somerville
Holy Cross Cemetery
New Constitution For Catholic T A Union
The Boston Catholic Total Abstinence Union board and Suffolk delegates met to draft a new constitution for local societies and the subordinate body. A committee including Edward Mulready, Otho O Leary, Maurice Dinneen, Thomas Phelan, Cornelius Sullivan, J J Callahan, William Cassell, Joseph Brennan, Agnes Hurley and Annie Sullivan was appointed. An annual parade honoring the temperance apostle Father Mathew was voted.
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Boston Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Suffolk County
Cathedral Society
Edwin Mulready
Otho T. O'Leary
Maurice Dinneen
Thomas F. Phelan
Cornelius Sullivan
J. J. Callahan
William T. Cassell
Joseph Brennan
Agnes Hurley
Annie Sullivan
Apostle of Temperance
Father Mathew
Lodger Found Dead in Gas-Driven Accidental Asphyxiation
Patrick McDonough aged 63 a lodger at 277A Dudley Street was found dead in bed yesterday morning with the gas turned on. Medical Examiner Draper ruled accidental asphyxiation. He had been out of work for six weeks.
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Patrick McDonough
Dudley Street
Draper
McDonough
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