162 Democrats 10 Run For Council In City Primaries
The city party lists 162 Democratic candidates for the Common Council and 84 for the board of aldermen with withdrawals ending at 5 p m. A Norton Baldwin faction fight in Ward 14 aims to seize the ward committee from Judge Logan while Congressman McNary contests Ward 15. Several named candidates and ward districts are detailed for aldermanic races and withdrawals.
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Common Council
Board of Aldermen
Democratic City Committee
Bill
Foley
Norton-Baldwin
Judge Logan
McNary
Edward IF. Colbert
James J. Brock
Thomas F. Foley
Thomas B. Bradley
Bernard Dorcey
Richard H. Foley
Frank Cowan
Roger Scannell
Michael Cleary
John J. Shea
Jeremiah J. Hourin
William E. Barry
John Mahoneys
Nicholas J.lahey
Henry A. Kierman
James FE. Bagley
Michael J. Leary
Daniel J. MacDonald
John D. Cadogan
Edward L. Cauley
Henry A. Frothingham
John Quinn, Jr
Timothy J. Quinn, Jr
Daniel J. Donnelly
William H. Cuddy
Daniel L. Flannagan
Ellery H. Clark
William J. Barrett
James P. Timilty
John E. Baldwin
Thomas J. Collins
J. Frank O'Hare
David J. Gleason
William N. Newton
Highth
William J. Doogue
John P. Riley
James H. Baldwin
James J. Byrne
James M. Curley
Theodore A. Glynn
John E. Thompson
Charles F. MacKenzie
Thomas F. Fallon
John F. Egan
William H. Woods
Frederick A. Finigan
Street Vendor Barred From Washington Street Sale After 39 Years
Barney Gompertz a long time seller on Washington Street near Newspaper Row was ordered to move by police. The 60 plus vendor cried as he vowed to sue the accuser and demand an apology or proof of his claims.
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Washington Street
Newspaper Row
Barney
Gompertz
Cambridge Mayor and Rail Board Fight Over Subway Station Sites
The full bench of the supreme court will decide whether Mayor Wardwell of Cambridge or the railroad commissioners have authority to decide station locations for the new Cambridge subway. The case stems from a petition by Wardwell seeking to restrain the railroad commissioners from hearing complaints from the L line.
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Supreme Court
Wardwell
Cambridge
Railroad Commissioners
Attorney Pleads Lerunis Held Unlawfully
Charles T. Smith of Newburyport filed a writ of habeas corpus in a U S District Court for George Lerunis an alleged Greek murderer held by immigration authorities pending deportation. Smith argues Lerunis is unlawfully detained after a summer murder in Athens and escape to the United States.
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Charles T. Smith
Newburyport
George Lerunis
United States District Court
Lerunis
Smith
Athens
United States
Miss Osgood's Team Wins Oakley Golf Match
Oakley Country Club hosted a morning team match with 17 players on each side. Miss M. B. Adams supervised the event as Miss Osgood's team defeated the opposing squad 81 to 52. notable player Miss Harriet Curtis, a former national champion, played on the losing team.
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Watertown
Oakley Country Club
M. B. Adams
Osgood
Harriet Curtis
Roosevelt Defends Reform Drive Against Market Turmoil
President Roosevelt, in Nashville, defends his policies as aimed at punishing criminal dishonesty. He says the effort seeks supervision of big fortunes to curb wealth abuse and protect the public, insisting the reform remains necessary and nonvindictive for the nation’s stability.
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Nashville
Tenn
Roosevelt
Boston woman rejects con man who wooed her in youth
Dr. George J. Engleman, dubbed a diamond swindler and fake physician, is moved in custody toward Boston after Holmesburg jail release. He faces three fraud charges tied to gullible women and a possible federal mail fraud case over a cancer cure. His wife Blanche Ferree, 17 at their marriage, seeks divorce and spurns reconciliation. Engleman earlier served five years for robbery and quack practice.
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George J. Engleman
John R. McGarr
Engleman
Holmesburg
Boston
Blanche Ferree
Coatesville
Philadelphia
Train Kills Malden Woman
Miss Emily Johnson about 32, of 174 Oliver street, was found dead near the Bellvale street crossing on the Saugus branch of the Boston & Maine. George Higgins alerted police after discovering the body. she likely arrived by electric train and was struck by an inbound train due at Linden at 6:53 PM. She is survived by a brother Edward and an elderly mother.
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Malden
George Higgins
Saugus
Boston & Maine
Bellvale Street
Emily Johnson
Oliver Street
Higgins
Charles F. Bailey
Oliver
Bellvale
Linden
Miss Johnson
Edward
Steamer Harvard Discharges Gambler Dandies
The Metropolitan line steamer Harvard arriving from New York yesterday morning discharged several well dressed gentlemen the captain suspects are gamblers. He spoke frankly and suggested they find better company. They are said to have traveled on both the Harvard and Yale on prior trips.
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Metropolitan Line
Harvard
New York
Yale
Charge Dropped Against Salem Clothes Dealer
United States District Attorney Asa P. French yesterday not pressed the case against Wolf Moscowitch a Salem street second hand dealer whose shop was raided on September 14 when over $700 worth of sailors and marines uniforms were seized. The charge alleged he unlawfully purchased property belonging to the United States.
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United States
Asa P. French
Wolf Moscowitch
Salem Street
Moscowitch
Melrose Graft Committee Appointed to Probe Aldermen
Melrose October 22 President Swett appoints Aldermen George L. Davis as chairman and eight colleagues Allen Bowser Day Howard Goodrich Keen Lord and Serrott to a graft inquiry. Panel to start at once and public report planned.
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Melrose
Swett
George L. Davis
Allen
Bowser
Day
Howard
Goodrich
Keen
Lord
Serrott
Milford Couple Wed at St Marys Church
The marriage of Edward Duggan and Miss Johanna Regan, Milford residents, was solemnized at St. Marys Church Milford this morning. Rev A E Sheedy of Chicopee officiated, with bridesmaid Miss Agnes Nealon and best man Mr J Henry O Connell of Upton. Music directed by Miss Katherine Burke.
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Milford
Edward Duggan
Johanna Regan
St. Mary’s Church
A. E. Sheedy
Chicopee
Agnes Nealon
J. Henry O’connell
Upton
Katherine Burke
Five Little Quincy Heroes Stop Runaway Horse
Five young boys with the oldest at 14 stopped a runaway horse in Quincy. The team from Low's Quincy and Boston Express was corralled in front of a house as the driver made a delivery. the horse reportedly became unmanageable and the youths acted to avert danger.
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Quincy
Low
Quincy and
Boston Express
Five Hands Rescue Runaway Horse on Hancock Street
Frightened horse dashed down Cottage avenue chased by five youngsters Harry Truesdale Russell Kent Charles Ross Eddie Desmond and Alfred Lacroix all on Hancock street The youths cut him off ran in front of him and waved arms to drive the steed onto the sidewalk at Cottage and Chestnut junction They seized the bridle and held on until helpers arrived.
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Harry Truesdale
Russell Kent
Charles Ross
Eddie Desmond
Alfred Lacroix
Hancock Street
Cottage Avenue
Chestnut Street
Dorchester K of C Vaudeville Show Delights Dorchester
An excellent vaudeville entertainment was staged by James E Hayes Council Knights of Columbus at the Columbus Club of Dorchester. Over 300 members and ladies attended a Dutch supper. Performers included Meil Sullivan and Andy Leonard tenor solos, the Crosby brothers dancers, Phil Loring, Joseph Dempsey, John Clark, William Walsh, John Riley, John Busch, M Splaine and William Kelley at piano. Mayor Fitzgerald will speak next Sunday afternoon.
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Columbus Club
Dorchester
James E. Hayes
Knights of Columbus
Meil Sullivan
Andy Leonard
The
Crosby Brothers
Phil Loring
Joseph Dempsey
John Clark
William Walsh
John Riley
John Busch
M. Splaine
William Kelley
Fitzgerald
Roxbury Wedding at All Saints Church
Miss Florence ONeil daughter of Mrs Margaret ONeil of 9 New Heath Street Roxbury and John B Cassidy of Roxbury were married yesterday morning at All Saints Church. The Rev Charles Regan officiated with Frs Glynn OConnor and Prendergast present. Marjorie McGrath played the organ and Mae Biffin sang. The bride was given away by her brother Frank J ONeil. William McManus was best man and Miss Lillian Francy was bridesmaid.
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Roxbury
All Saints Church
Florence O'Neil
Margaret O'Neil
New Heath Street
John B. Cassidy
Charles Regan
Frs
Glynn
O’connor
Prendergast
Marjorie McGrath
Mae Biffin
Frank J. O'Neil
William McManus
Lillian Francy
Brockton Shoemaker Keith Engaged to Cape Breton Heiress
George E. Keith of Brockton announces engagement to Miss Susan KE Archibald of North Sydney Cape Breton The couple met aboard a Nile voyage with plans for a spring wedding Keith a prominent employer and philanthropist lives at 1224 Main Street and supports religious and charitable causes The bride to be is from a distinguished Cape Breton family and is 28 with rich social standing.
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River Nile
Egypt
George E. Keith
Brockton
Susan KE. Archibald
North Sydney
Cape Breton
Keith
Main Street
Man Plans World Tour After Wife’s Death
Before her death in June 1908 Mrs. Keith planned a world journey with her husband. He continued the plans, met a new partner at Monument Beach, and announced an upcoming marriage at age 57. The trip is to span summer and winter as he proceeds with life after loss.
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Keith
Monument Beach
Brockton
Theatre Man Britt Seeks Bankruptcy in U S District Court
George W. Britt of Winthrop a theatrical manager filed a petition in the United States District Court asking for adjudication of bankruptcy. He lists liabilities of 4182 and assets of 175. Principal creditors include M B Ryan Bridgeport Conn Brockway Lecture Bureau Pittsburg Midland Lyceum Bureau Copley Square Concert Company Chicago Lyceum Bureau Curtis Brown Covent Garden London.
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George W. Britt
Winthrop
United States District Court
M. B. Ryan
Bridgeport
Wanderer Drowned: Boy Found in Charlestown Harbor
The body of 5-year-old Richard O'Neil, son of Mr and Mrs James O'Neil of 5 Quincy Court Charlestown, missing since Sunday morning, was found yesterday afternoon by harbor police floating near Waterman’s Wharf Charlestown.
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Little Richard O'Neil
James O'Neil
Quincy Court
Charlestown
Waterman's’ Wharf
Boy Clocks Out With Sightseeing Hullabaloo Ended Tragedy
Early Sunday morning Richard, a child, stole away to view the Charlestown waterfront. An all night police search failed. By late yesterday the Watchman spotted a dark floating object near Waterman's wharf. It proved to be the body of the little O'Neil boy.
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Little Richard
Charlestown
Pottery Wharf
Mystic River
Waterman’s Wharf
Neil Boy
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