Foss Begins Campaign Tour Across Massachusetts Monday
Governor Foss will launch a statewide tour starting next Monday with David I. Walsh, Democratic lieutenant governor candidate. The three week effort plans day and night campaigning in nearly every town, with rallies tonight in Westfield West Springfield Hudson and Maynard led by Humphrey O Sullivan in Hudson and Maynard. O Sullivan promotes the Lowell district bid as a strong Democratic effort while Foss and Walsh headline western events.
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Humphrey O’sullivan
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Knox to Speak for President in Ohio
Secretary of State Knox stopped in Spokane en route to Washington and a party member said he would deliver several speeches in Ohio on behalf of President Taft after returning to the capital.
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Bird Rallies Today Across Central Massachusetts
Charles Sumner Bird, Progressive party Governor candidate, holds rallies today in Worcester at noon Worcester mill, Whitinsville 3 p.m., Northbridge 6 45 p.m., and Milford 8 p.m. He campaigns in these outlying mill towns.
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Whitinsville
Northbridge
Milford
Johnson's Visit Over Love Claim With Miss Cameron
Chicago police questioned boxer Jack Johnson over his relationship with Miss Lucile Cameron a 19 year old Minneapolis woman who says she loves him and expects to become his wife. The mother reacted hysterically as Johnson plus an attorney sought to see the girl but were refused access.
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Jack Johnson
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Lucile Cameron
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Johnson
Chicago Woman Pleads For Daughter At Johnson Case
Mrs. Cameron- Falconet described an attempt to rescue daughter Lucile 19 from boxer Johnson in Chicago. Miss Cameron balks at returning to Minneapolis and says she plans to marry Johnson though he denies entanglement. Police say they can do nothing pending further evidence.
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New Newfoundland Governor Appointed To Succeed Williams
Walter Edward Davidson named Governor of Newfoundland replacing Sir Ralph Champneys Williams who retires next February. Davidson hails from the Seychelles where he has served as Governor since 1904.
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Panic as gray mouse disrupts Bosworth Tre mont crowd
A large gray mouse caused a brief scare among about 200 women shoppers at Bosworth place and Tremont street. A young man chased the rodent away, calming the crowd and restoring traffic after around five minutes.
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Bosworth Place Amd Tremont Street
The Mouse Busts Loose On Bosworth Place
A crowd drops, bundles tumble, and a cheeky mouse darts through a scene of clumsy shoppers. A chivalrous youth chases him with a stick but misses, finally the mouse slips into a nearby hole leaving onlookers amused and relieved.
The Mysterious Mouse Causes Panic on Street
A frantic cry from a young woman about a mouse triggers a chaotic stampede. Pedestrians scramble to the curbing above the street while parasols and bundles injure bystanders as people flee in fear. The source notes widespread confusion over the mouse’s exact location.
Lot's Wife Pillar of Salt Becomes Peppery Joke
A playful line notes Lot's wife as the sole biblical pillar of salt while observing that many other wives turn peppery, framing a humorous contrast between ancient lore and modern wit.
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First Mass at St. Aidan's in Brookline
The Rev. Joseph F. Coppinger will celebrate the first solemn high mass in the main auditorium of St. Aidan's Brookline on Sunday at 11 o'clock. Offertory intentions honor all who helped erect the new church with Father John J. O'Brien as deacon and Father Maurice as subdeacon, James McInerney as master of ceremonies, with Father Basil of the Passionist Order preaching.
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St. Aidan’s
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John J. O’brien
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Old Church to Be Converted Into Theatre in Pittsfield
Unity Church on North Street, one of Pittsfield’s oldest houses of worship, will be remodeled into a moving picture theatre and business block after its sale to William T. Butler. He plans a brick addition to create a modern venue.
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Pittsfield
Unity Church
North Street
William T. Butler
Jilted Groom Says Bride Delayed Newark Wedding
Alexander J Carrigan of Cranston street explains to friends that Loretta E Joyce postponed the ceremony at St. Antonius Church Newark yesterday morning as the Reverend James R Heffeman waited. Joyce reportedly told him she would not marry due to lack of funds with 400 guests present.
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Alexander T. J. Carrigan
Cranston Street
James R. Heffenan
St. Antonius Church
Newark
Loretta E. Joyce
Carrigan
Joyce
Girl Found Wandering in Lynn Marsh Returns Home
May Graton a six year old girl from Lynn was found wandering the Lynn marshes by a teamster and taken to the Revere police station. She said she had been mistreated at home and ran away, but the claim was not substantiated and she went home with her father William Graton later that day.
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May Graton
William Graton
Lynn
Lynn Marshes
Revere
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