Hand Nearing 250000 Mark on Y M C A Clock
Governor Eben S. Draper joins daily articles for the Boston Post as prominent men contribute to the campaign to raise 500000 for the Boston Young Men's Christian Association building fund by November 1. Ex Governors Bates and Brackett General Peabody and Justice Hitchcock among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben S. Draper
Boston Post
New Building Fund
Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Daily Post
John L. Bates
Francis Peabody
John Q. A. Brackett
Movement for a Boston YMCA building advances
A speaker praises the YMCA for its extensive good works worldwide and in Boston, expressing hope the local building project will succeed. Continued on Page 4 Third Column.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Boston
Young Men’s Christian Association
Boston Welcomes Mrs Pankhurst at South Station
About 500 men, women, and children greeted Emmeline Pankhurst as she stepped from the New York express at South Station. She plans a five month lecture tour in the United States to discuss the suffrage movement and events in Britain. Susan Fitzgerald led the reception committee, joined by Rosa Heinze Alice Stone Blackwell and Mrs. George H. Page.
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Emmeline Pankhurst
Militant
Suffragettes
New York Express
South Station
Pankhurst
England
Ireland
Scotland
Susan Fitzgerald
Massachusetts Suffrage Association
Rosa Heinze
Stanley McCormack
Alice Stone Blackwell
George H. Page
40 Miles of Beautiful Foliage Trolley Ride Ad
On the Boston and Worcester Trolley Air Line, cars depart Park Square every 165 minutes with low fares. Enjoy a scenic excursion and do not miss this seasonal offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line
Park Square
Framingham Official Faces Impeachment Over Note Frauds
In 1901 A Trowbridge, then chairman of the Board of Selectmen, said town notes were sold to the State via brokers with large commissions. He alleged Treasurer John B Lombard refused to heed the warning and the matter was dropped, with no later suspicion of fake notes.
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Framingham
John B. Lombard
Trowbridge
Board of Selectmen
Lombard
Framingham Finance Critique Prompts Commission Talk
Citizens condemn town financial management amid reports of alleged note brokerage by officials. Investigation at the State House questioned Treasurers Lombard and Bradford over premiums on notes issued 1896 to 1901. Lombard resisted external oversight, sparking calls for reform and a possible finance commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Framingham
Trowbridge
State House
Edward S. Bradford
Lombard
Appleton Suit Cited as Blackmail in Boston Attorney Case
An attachment of $20,000 was filed yesterday in East Cambridge Court against Frank A. Appleton, a leading Boston attorney, by Miss Sarah Waters of Everett. Waters, once a stenographer for Appleton, is reputedly suing for breach of promise to marry, though she would not confirm the detail when questioned by the Post reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Cambridge
Frank A. Appleton
Boston
Sarah Waters
Hamicock Street
Everett
Barristers' Hall Attorney Faces Blackmail Claim
Attorney Appleton of Barristers' Hall, residing at 146 Massachusetts Avenue, denounced any breach of promise action by Miss Waters as blackmail. Mr. Waters denied any such suit and vowed to combat any attachment as black mail. He recalls a European honeymoon about a year and a half ago.
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Appleton
Barristers’ Hall
Massachusetts Avenue
Miss Waters
Mr. Waters
Waters
Europe
Lipton Seeks Cup Rule Change Without Royal Backing
Sir Thomas Lipton arrives in New York to seek rule changes for the America's Cup so he can challenge again, but he lacks the King’s favor. A past courtly episode involving Marie Corelli and Mrs George Keppel cost Lipton royal support, ending his close ties with King Edward.
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
New York
Edward
Thomas Lipton
Marie Corelli
George Keppel
Queen Alexandra
Paris
Corelli
Thomas
Senator McCarren in grave condition at hospital
New York October 22 physicians at Senator McCarren bedside issued a bulletin that his condition is very grave. Dr Peter Hughes declined further comment as hospital authorities warned the relapse was serious and survival overnight doubtful. Earlier the senator hoped to recover and said he would get to the polls on election day even if carried there.
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New York
Senator McCarren
Peter Hughes
McCarren
Senator McCarren’s Rise and Dismissal Views Revealed
Senator Patrick H. McCarren born in East Cambridge moved to Brooklyn at age eight. He served three terms in the New York Assembly and was elected State Senator in 1895. He led Brooklyn Democratic politics and criticized Mayor Hibbard. He attended Boston Finance Commission hearings and implicated Bingham’s dismissal as insubordination and domineering conduct.
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Patrick H. McCarren
East Cambridge
Mass
Brooklyn
New York Assembly
Finance Commission
State House
Boston
New York
Hibbard
Bingham
What B G Republican Shakeup Means
George H. Lyman withdraws for port collectorship. Edwin A. Curtis moves from sub treasurer to collector and will not run for Boston mayor. George H. Doty shifts from State committee chair to sub treasurer and will not seek Congress. Henry P. Field becomes Republican State committee chairman. Senators Lodge and Crane lunch together signaling a major party shakeup with Lyman quitting and other shifts to fill his post.
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Custom House
George H. Doty
Edwin JU. Curtis
United States
George H. Lyman
Edwin A. Curtis
Curtis
Boston
State Committee
Doty
Congress
Henry P. Field
Northampton
Republican State Committee
Lodge
Crane
Touraine
Lyman
Customs Service
Controversy Over Customs Probe Reaches High Officials
The report details a long running dispute involvingCollector Lyman and the probe led by Secretary MacVeagh with figures like George Leet and James Fitzpatrick. It notes friction with Surveyor Jeremiah McCarthy over a third term and claims assurances of reappointment despite the dispute. The article mentions senators and a continued discussion beyond the first column.
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Doty
Senator Lodge
Senator Crane
Dalton
Lyman
Customs Service
MacVeagh
Reasury
Stone Fort
McCarthy
United States
Heiress Jean Suffern Weds Youth After Elopement Lapse
Miss Jean nette Suffern of Glen Rock New Jersey heiress to 300000 follows a second wedding to Robert Hiscock 23 formerly a stable boy. The pair arrived from New York and sought a second ceremony after a prior marriage in Paterson New Jersey. License refused and no proof of divorce given.
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Greeswich
Conn
Jeannette Suffern
Glen Rock
N. J
Robert Hiscock
Paterson
Miss Suffern
New York City
Hiscock
Tay Pay O'Connor to land today in New York
On the Cunard liner Lusitania arriving at Sandy Hook is T. P. O'Connor editor of T P's Weekly London MP from Liverpool and Irish Parliamentary party leader. A large delegation from United Irish League of America and other groups will greet him to raise funds for Irish party candidates opposing Unionists in the looming general election.
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New York
Cunard
Sandy Hook
T. P. O'Connor
T. P.’s Weekly
London
Liverpool
John E. Redmond
Irish Parliamentary Party
O'Connor
United Irish League
Arkwright Club endorses cotton mill curtailment plan
The Arkwright Club, nan New England mill officials group, voted to curtail cotton output to match 224 working hours from now to August, with Massachusetts mills adopting 56 hours on November 1. The move, if enacted, will cost mill workers thousands in wages and shocks labor leaders in Fall River New Bedford and Lowell.
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Massachusetts Mills
Arkwright Club
New England
Boston
Fall River
New Bedford
Lowell
Arkwright Club pushes 56 hour week plan for mills
The Arkwright Club vote behind closed doors considers curtailing output to a 56 hour week starting November 1. News of the plan and related cables between President Parsons and International Cotton Trade Federation leaders drew wide comment in textile journals. New England mills including Amoskeag have begun temporary shutdowns while Fall River mills show early resistance and uncertainty over contract implications. Continued on Page 6, First Column.
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Massachusetts Mills
International Cotton Trade Federation
England
Parsons
Arkwright Club
C. W. Macara
International Organization
Germany
New England
Theophilus Parsons
Lyman Mills
Charles B. Amory
Hamilton Manufacturing Company of
Lowell
Frederick C. McDuffie
Everett Mills
Lawrence
York Manufacturing Company
Saco
Edward Stanwood
Brookeline
Boston Weather Forecast Friday and Saturday Warmth
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Friday fair and somewhat warmer conditions, Saturday fair and cooler with brisk southerly to westerly winds. Washington report adds New England clearing in the south and showers in the north Friday and Saturday. Steamers to European ports expect brisk southwest winds shifting to west on Sunday with overcast skies toward the Grand Banks.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Grand Banks
Temperature Readings At Thompson Spa Yesterday
The thermometer at Thompson's Spa on 219 Washington Street recorded yesterday’s temperatures with a series of readings and an average. The average yesterday was 48 degrees with a year ago average of 46. The data includes multiple time-stamped figures such as 9 a.m. 46 and 12 mid. 45 with various unclear marks.
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Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Wsisi
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Stharns
Mrs. Pankhurst
POST
Emmeline Pankhursys
Aca A
Cowin A. Curtis
Senators Lodge
Surveyor McCarthy
Lyford
Cobifoxi
Vans Lyford
Cabruay
Sir Thomas Oul
King
M’carren
George Grantham Bain
P. H. M’carren
Cambridge
Suffren
Robert I. Hiscock
Tay
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Manchester
N. H
A. M
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