Republican aldermanic candidates and races described
The piece details twenty two Republican aldermanic candidates under a new at large voting system of seven from eighteen nominees. It lists candidates by ward including Camp Bell, Oakes, Pettitt, Rutan, Fottler, Homans, Berwin, Gaylord, Atwood Greenleaf Clarke Burr Woods, Paige, Boston, Bromberg Simpson, Dyar McKee Richardson, and other district contenders and races across Dorchester South Boston and Brighton West Roxbury while noting expected party leadership aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Machine
John A. Campbell
Charlestown
William H. Oakes
Jerome A. Pettitt
William L. Rutan
Good Government Association
Jacob C. Fottler
Robert Homans
William Berwin
Frank E. Gaylord
Dorchester
Frank S. Atwood
Luther C. Greenleaf
Henry 8. Clarke
Louis M. Clark
Herbert W. Burr
George O. Woods
Boston
Friends
Milton C. Paige
Frederick Boston
Republican City Committee
Edward Bromberg
Ernest A. Simpson
Brighton
West Roxbury
Perlie A. Dyar
George McKee
Edward M. Richardson
Republican State Committee
Waltham High Beats Ballou and Hobigand in Close Win
On Oct 21 the Waltham High School football team defeated Ballou and Hobigand by 2 to 0. The ball stayed in Waltham territory most of the game, and the win came in a hard fought battle.
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Waltham
Waltham High School
Ballou & Hobigand
Wellesley
Wellesley High
Volkmann
Watson
Johnston
Perot
Arbor
Smalley
Lucken
Smith Pineapple and Butternut Pills for Complexion
An advertisement touts Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a cure for poor complexion and general health. It claims purified blood, improved digestion, and nerve and muscle strength, promising a rosy skin in two weeks with nightly use for two weeks. It asserts benefits include relief from headache constipation and biliousness, priced 95 cents at dealers.
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Rome
Better Nee Smith
Smith
W. F. Smith
Extravagance at Taft speech drawn by Judge Parker
Esopus New York Oct 21 Judge Parker challenged Hud son county New Jersey delegation addressing alleged government extravagance in spending. He cited total federal costs rising from under 366 million in a Democratic era to over 682 million last year and urged no pension cuts while arguing army costs could be reduced. He warned against endless island acquisitions and cited figures from Edward Atkinson and Hoar to back claims.
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Esopus
N. Y
Parker
Hudson County
New Jersey
Taft
War Department
Philippines
Spain
Disappearance of D P Morgan’s Children Deepens Mystery
Philadelphia report traces the vanishing three Morgan children from a Radnor country place to a suspected abductor, a woman driving an automobile believed to be Mrs Morgan. The children Percy John and Edith were last known with her in New York, daughter of John E Parsons, New York corporation lawyer.
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D. P. Morgan
Philadelphia
Penn
D. Percy Morgan
Radnor
Mamaroneck
N. Yay
Chester County Place
Percy
John
Edith
Mrs. Morgan
New York
John E. Parsons
Corporation Lawyer
Nutting Excursion Cost Dr. F. H. Nutting $1 Fine
In Stoughton on October 21, Dr. Frederick H. Nutting of Norwood was fined $1 in district court after a nutting incident in Sharon. He testified he and two young girls gathered a bushel of nuts by the roadside before entering Charles F. White's field and had offered to refund or pay for the few nuts they took.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton
Frederick H. Nutting
Norwood
Nutting
Sharon
Charles F. White
Four-masted Echooner Therine Monahan to Sail from Mystic
Captain J O Hall of Rockland to command the four masted echooner Therine Monahan recently launched at Mystic. Vessel named for a Providence businessman's daughter and largely owned by Providence interests. Also notes major ships under construction and recent arrivals including the Yankee gunboat Yankton and a public auction of the steamship Jean nette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Hall
Rockland
Therine Monahan
Mystic
Providence
Percy & Small
Bath
J. S. Winslow & Co
Ortland
Bonnie Doon
Rockland Harbor
I. L. Snow & Co
Prescott Palmer
Palmer
Newport News
Carlisle
Merchants’ Transportation Company
Lynn
Fannie
Charles Emerson
Haverhill
Allen
Dingley
Otis Wharf
Yankton
Newport
Navy Yard
North Ponte
Charles K. Darling
Jeannette
Bertelsen & Petersen
Border Street
Boston
P. McCoughlin
Chelsea
Seaboard and multiple ships clear with gale winds and arrivals
The schooners B. B. Hardwick and E. Potter sail from Annapolis and Clementsport as a gale from the south rages. Steamers Philadelphian and Prince George head toward London and Yar mouth while vessels from Manila and Baltimore maneuver to New York and Norfolk. Tug Standard tows barge 8. O. Go and Wesley A. Gove to port with cargo and barges. Emma D Endicott and Annie and Reuben listed among arrivals and departures along the eastern coast.
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Halifax
Ellis
Charlottetown
Hawkesbury
C. B
N. S
Juniata
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
Pathfinder
Parse
Newport News
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
H. M. Whitney
Howe
New York
Seaboard
Road
Kennebec
Blair
Bath
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
Ransom B. Fuller
Bangor
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Yankton
Hooper
Newport
Murrell
Haley
Camden
Emilie
Catawissa
Hatch
Bethayres
Coleraine
International
Camp
Burnside
Enterprise
Innel Ridge
Newburypore
Swatara
From
Bar Alaska
Ibin
Eagle Hill
Co. O
Lennon
Bayonne
N. J
Storm King
Kemp
R. I
Perry Setzer
Blake
Percy Birdsall
Holmes
Mount Hope
McKown
Malcolm Baxter, Jr
Pearce
Nellie Grant
Dodge
Eddyville
N. Y
William H. Davenport
Stacey
Port Johnson
Hannah Grant
Strout
Machias
Multnomah
Laneavillie
Mass
B. B. Hardwick
Annapolis
Ee E. Potter
Clementsport
Kine
Philadelphian
London
Prince George
Yarmouth
Kershaw
Norfolk Va
Limon
Port Antonio
Jam
Ait
Manila
Galvin Ustin
John
N. B
Pottsville
Salem
Standard
Miniature Almanac Sunrise and Sunset Times
Sun rises at 6 05. Sets at 4 52. Day length 10 hours 47 minutes.
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