Defenders Present at Somerville Rally Hear A P A Sparks
A Republican gathering in Columbia Hall Somerville featured four pivotal speeches on the A P A issue. J Warren Bailey and Alderman Benjamin Downs attacked the organization while Councilman Moore and Edwin T Grant defended it. The event, led by LB Merry, planned a larger rally in Clarendon Hall next Tuesday with W F Barrett and Congressman McCall slated to appear.
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West Somerville
Columbia Hall
Davis Square
Clarendon Hall
W. F. Barrett
McCall
J. Warren Bailey
Benjamin
J. Downs
A.P. A
Moore
Bailey
Edwin T. Grant
LB. Merry
Walter Co. Mentger
A. Stevens
A. Pp. A. Council
Frank E. Shee
J. W. Converse
Mr. Ailey
Stevens
Converse
Alderman Sparrow
Greenhalge
Little Red
Alderman Downs
Republican Party
Howard Moore
Masons
Grant
Lincoln Club Hosts First Boston Banquet for Lincoln Name
The Lincoln Republican Club of Boston held its first annual banquet at the United States Hotel. About 125 members and guests attended a reception and a bountiful table. Toasts honored Governor Greenhalge, Lt. Governor Wolcott, and others as speakers praised Lincoln’s legacy and Republican ideals while urging active party participation and primaries.
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Lincoln Republican Club of
Boston
United States
Albert A. Gleason
Abraham Lincoln
Richardson
Greenhalge
Wolcott
North
Republican Party
Back Pain Cured by Kidney Pills, Syracuse Man Testifies
In a testimonial, Mr. Jas. Davis of 621 Grape Street Syracuse describes chronic backache linked to kidney trouble. After using Deans Kidney Pills from P L Ryan his pain and urinary issues disappeared and he praises the remedy. Sold by dealers and Foster Milburn Buffalo NY sole agents.
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Jas. Davis
Grape Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Dean
P. L. Ryan
Foster-Milburn
Buffalo
Free Speech Rally in Boston Emphasizes Labor Grievances
At Faneuil Hall John McBride head of the AFL and local labor speakers denounced corruption in government and urged control of railroads and telegraphs. They criticized Boston Common denial of Sunday meetings and invoked Lincoln, Debs, and the need to defend free speech and the ballot against aristocratic rule.
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Faneuil Hall
John McBride
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Central Labor Union
Curtis
George E. McNeill
Boston Common
West End Street Railroad
McBride
Pennsylvania
Boston
Homestead
Debs
BE V. Debs
United States
Republic
Old South Church
Nomination Papers Filed For State Campaign Race
The filing deadline for state nomination papers ended at 5 p.m. with many submitting certificates and numerous independents. In Suffolk districts and beyond, ex-representatives and local leaders entered races, signaling a heated contest across several wards. The parade coverage highlights officers and city leaders as they march and receive public ovations, noting notable figures and a festive, supportive atmosphere.
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Secretary of State
Charles J. Chanve
Citizens’ Paper
Suffolk
Clarence P. Weston
Citizens
Hammond T. Fletcher
Daniel J. O'Brien
John J. Gartland, Jr
Essex
Frank Stinson
Amesbury
Rufus P. Tapley
Will Hall Poore
Bradford
Charles J. Chance
Ward
Joseph J. Casey
Michael J. Murray
McMorrow
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Paine
Crockett
Charles Bradbury
Weston
John Bb. Fitzpatrick
Alderman Lomasney
Fallon
Tim Coakley
Councilnan
Keenan
Ward 16
Parade Triumph of Boston Police Recalled in Citywide Celebration
A long procession past City Hall and Beacon Street drew universal applause from crowds and officials. Lieutenant Jason Butters received bouquets as did Mayor Curtis and Superintendent Eldridge. Afterward 231 officers celebrated at Division 1 and 3 stations with banquets, speeches, and music, a commemorative photo to follow.
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Tom Brown
Boston
Hanscom
Martin
Police Commission
Commonwealth Avenue
General Martin
Mr. Clark
Clark
Mr. Curtis
A. Shuman & Co
Police
Eldridge
Baldwin
Carter
Arlington Street
Boylston Street
Jason Butvers
Boylston
Washington Streets
Washington Street
State Street
School Street
City Hall
Cur
Beacon Street
Burrill
Charles Kingsley
Greenharge
State House
Copley Square
Seiler
Lawrence Cain
Benjamin P. Eldridge
Joseph R. Burrill
William H. , Pierce
Thomas H. Brown
Jason W. Butters
Joseph Glancy
Thomas Murphy
Splaine
Lewis
West End
Station 3
Kelly
Charles Street
California Quartet
Palace Theatre
George W Wescott
Dr. Thompson
Philemon Warren
Station 4
Lagrange Street Station
South Boston High School Site Chosen Amid Debate
South Boston Citizens Association met in Gray's Hall to discuss site options for a new high school. Chairman W T Eaton justified selecting Fourth and G streets for easy Broadway access and light air, while a committee including J B Marin and others was formed to endorse the school committee's site choice.
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South Boston
Fourth and
G Streets
J. B. Marin
J. Powers
Gorge H. Murray
E. A. George
Thomas F. ‘Bell
Russia's Condition for Reconciliation Requires Ferdinand Abdication
The Svoboda, voice of the late ex Prime Minister Stambouloff, reports Russia demands Bulgaria’s reconciliation through abdication of Prince Ferdinand in favor of his infant Boris, Boris joining the church of Russia, and a Russian minister of war for Bulgaria. Thrown from carriage and killed in Concord. Mrs John Algeo, about 48, died instantly while meeting the station. skull fractured. left husband and three sons.
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SORTA
Svoboda
Stambouloff
Russia
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Boris
Church of Russia
Goncord
John Algeo
Virginia Road
Miss Eva Knights Injured in Bicycle Collision
Eva O Knights aged 40 was struck by an 18 year old bicycle rider Davis Reimberg at Washington and School streets. She suffered a fractured nose and several broken teeth and was taken to City Hospital. Reimberg was arrested charged with reckless riding. Also includes an ad for American Wringer Co listing products and repair services.
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Eva O. Knights
Davis Reimberg
Washington
School Streets
Reimberg
Battleship Indiana to Begin Official Trial Run Today
The armored warship Indiana is set for its official trial trip today with a target depart near 8 o'clock for Cape Ann. The trial board will leave at 7, then the ship will proceed to the starting point off Cape Ann's lights, aiming to cross the line around 10. The course runs Cape Ann to Boone Island and back, a 31 nautical mile leg, totaling 62 knots. Builders require 15 knots for four hours, with a $25,000 bonus for each quarter knot over. The Cramps built Indiana, confident she will surpass the speed. The vessel lay at anchor near President Roads, crew busy cleaning boiler flues and readying for test. no boarding allowed. A prior naval outing featured The Masqueraders at Hollis Street Theatre, courtesy of manager Isaac B. Rich.
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Indiana
Cape Ann
Boone Island
Cramps
President Roads
Long Island Light
Hollis Street Theatre
Isaac B. Rich
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MR. Wolcott
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Cunningham Mfg. Co
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West Roxbury
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Francis Henry Allen
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Daly
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Margaret Daly
Dorchester Avenue
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