Parker Favored by Democratic National Committee for President
From exhaustive reports from every State the Democratic national committee says Judge Parker will be elected president. Vice-Chairman Nicoll states the figures are accurate and reliable and the analysis of the vote in doubtful States is most convincing.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Judge Parker
Nicoll
Eighth
David G. Haskins, Jr
Congress
Cambridge
Parker
Thomas Taggart
William F. Sheehan
Delaney Nicoll
East
Opening Fight For Control Of Democrats In State Committee Hearing
The Ballot Law Commission will hear the contest between James Kingsley of Acton and Edward Gallagher of Lowell at the State House. Kingsley leads 24 votes to 21 for Gallagher as discussion of reorganization and new leadership continues. Malachi L. Jennings represents Kingsley. Gallagher may also have counsel. The fight signals broader moves to shrink the committee from 23 to 18 members and to appoint a new chairman and executive committee in January.
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Democratic State Committee
Ballot Law Commission
State House
James Kingsley
Acton
Edward Gallagher
Lowell
Kingsley
Gaston
Gallagher
Hamlin
Middlesex
Malachi L. Jennings
State Committee
Douglas
Looking After Guilds Shoes in Western Massachusetts
Colonel Bliss, a veteran Western Massachusetts newspaper man, analyzes the Republican race for lieutenant governor. He argues against a long-term lock on the executive chair by Guild and others and suggests a 12 month ticket as a potential approach. Four candidates are named: Judge Fred Hall Taunton Eben Draper Hopedale Colonel Goetting Springfield and a dark horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss
Massachusetts
Guild
Commonwealth
Wolcotts, Cranes, Bateses and Guilds
State House
Bulfinch
Fred Hall
Taunton
Eben Draper
Hopedale
Colonel Goetting
Springfield
Dark Horse
Mealey Jr Endorsed by Peninsula Associates for Ward 15
At a large Peninsula Associates meeting held in their rooms yesterday Hugh Mealey Jr the regular Democratic candidate for the Common Council from Ward 15 was endorsed and presented with a gold watch. About 100 members attended.
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Peninsula Associates
Hugh Mealey, Jr
Inauguration of Huntington B. U. president at Boston University
Boston University officials announce the inauguration of Dr. William E. Huntington as president on Wednesday at Tremont Temple at 10 a.m. The event is expected to attract a large alumni gathering with a 8 p.m. reception at the 12 Somerset Street building. Alumni associations across departments will unite for the festivities.
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Huntington B. U
William E. Huntington
Boston University
Tremont Temple
Somerset Street
Reform tariff says Sullivan
Congressman John A. Sullivan spoke at the People's Forum on tariffs and reciprocity. He cited the Democratic party platform calling for tariff reduction and liberal reciprocity with Canada and other nations, urging Massachusetts voters to back the Democrats to ease the current industrial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sullivan
People’s Forum
Eugene N. Foss
Sullivan
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Canada
Democrats Plan Massive Ratification Rally Across Boston
The Boston Democracy will hold a monster ratification meeting at Tremont Temple tomorrow evening with President William T. A. Fitzgerald presiding. Mayor Collins and John R. Dos Passos will speak, and Governor candidate William L. Douglas will attend. Rallies will follow in major towns over the next ten days with speakers from Texas Tennessee and Chicago joining local leaders. Moorfield Storey and Archibald M. Howe will address Cambridge and Curtis Hall tonight. a Plymouth barbecue Saturday marks the event's colorful end in William L. Douglas's birthplace.
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Boston Democracy
Tremont Temple
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Collins
John R. Dos Passos
New York
Wiliam L. Douglas
John P. Laady
Sheppard
Texas
Senator McMillin
Tennessee
John F. Finerty
Chicago
Moorfield Storey
Harvard Club
Cambridge
Archibald M. Howe
John R. Thayer
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
John A. Sullivan
Plymouth
William L. Douglas
United Democracy
Plymouth County
Farragut Makes Record Jamaica to New York Run
The United Fruit steamship Admiral Farragut, Captain Henshaw, completed a near 1600 mile passage from Port Morant to Long Wharf in about four days and 14 hours at nearly 16 knots. A submerged wreck was sighted on Oct. 14 with a spar and a fully submerged hull observed. Saloon passengers included Alfred H. Titus, Mrs. J. O. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Everman, Mr. and Mrs. Shanks, A. Jacobs, Miss J. Jacobs, H. Weingarten, Miss L. Weingarten, and A. Phipps.
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Farragut
Jamaica
United Fruit Company
Admiral Farragut
H. A. Henshaw
Long Wharf
Port Morant
Henshaw
Alfred H. Titus
Mammoth Hotel
Port Antonio
J. O. Clark
Methuen
M. D. Everman
Greenville
John Shanks
A. Jacobs
J. Jacobs
H. Weingarten
L. Weingarten
Detroit
A. Phipps
New York
Thanksgiving Recipes and Articles in Woman's Home Companion
The November issue highlights tested old-fashioned Thanksgiving recipes and various articles. It features Sully the King of Cotton, The College Girl's Memory Book, In Sod-House Land, Louis Tracy's The King of Diamonds, several short stories, Mrs. Sangster's Thanksgiving Talk, fashion pieces, home training tips, Sam Loyd puzzles, and children's pages. Price ten cents. a dollar a year. available from dealers or via The Crowell Publishing Company in New York Springfield Ohio Chicago.
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Sully
Louis Tracy
Crowell Publishing Company
Times Burtpine
New York
Springfield
Ohio
Taisune Burtpme
Chicago
State plans second junket to Lewis and Clark exposition
Plans are advancing for another state junket similar to the Bates trip to St. Louis at state expense. The proposed tour would reach Portland Oregon for the Lewis and Clark exposition opening in 1905. The last Legislature allotted 15000 dollars for a Massachusetts exhibit and a request for another appropriation will be made in January to fund a continental delegation.
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Bates
Portland
Ore
Massachusetts
St. Louis
Watson Seeks Faneuil Hall Rally Tonight
Jerry Watson, a serious Suffolk county sheriff candidate, seeks use of Faneuil Hall for a rally tonight with Moran having secured the hall last week for a noncandidate. Watson plans to approach Moran or the lawyer for a permit and will hold an open air meeting if entry is denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Watson
Suffolk County
Faneuil Hall
John B. Moran
Board of Aldermen
Moran
Watson
Jerry
Emmons Tells Newsboys He Once Sold Papers and Is Made Member of Union
Judge Emmons becomes honorary member of the Newsboys' Protective Union after a surprise vote at 63 Hanover Street. He recalls youth as a newsboy and early Civil War service, delivering a lecture with exhibits including shoulder straps, spurs, and an old army sword to enthusiastic cheers. The event featured Simon Rabinovitch, union president, and praised Emmons as Lincoln-like.
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Emmons
Newsboys
Judge Emmons
The
Newsboys’ Protective Union
Hanover Street
Police Board
New York
Simon Rabinovitch
Union
Abraham Lincoln
Labor's Appeal for Fall River Strikers
The Boston Building Trades Council plans immediate action to counter an open shop push in construction and will urge the A F L convention in San Francisco to join the fight. Dennis D. Driscoll sent an urgent appeal to affiliated unions for the Fall River textile strike. The Massachusetts Women's Trade Union League has secured work for 85 Fall River striking girls.
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Boston Building Trades Council
A. F. of L
San Francisco
Dennis D. Driscoll
A. F. of
Fall River
Massachusetts Women’s Trade Union League
Fritzi Scheff Arrives With Her Retinue in Style
Madame Fritzi Scheff, renowned opera star, arrived from Philadelphia with a large retinue including three maids and a secretary. A chauffeur and a man to tend her 20 pieces of baggage accompanied her in an electric brougham to the Hotel Touraine. Her party also includes a Renault car and tutor M. Bernin who instructed her in carburetors and driving during summer runs between Homburg and Frankfurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzi Scheff
Fritzi
Grand Opera
Philadelphia
Touraine
Madame Scheft
Renault
Brighton Beach
M. Bernin
Headless body may be Darby from Manchester shore find
The headless body found on Manchester shore is believed by police to be John Darby of this city. Initials on his clothing suggest identity though formal confirmation is pending.
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Beverly
Manchester
John Darby
Misery Island
Darby
Creatore Conducts Italian Band At Symphony Hall
At Symphony Hall last evening Creatore and his Italian band delighted a large audience. A harp solo by Signor C Sodero and Mme Barili's rendering of Gounod s Ave Marie were the features. Creatore will appear for the last time this season at Symphony Hall next Sunday evening.
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Symphony Hall
Creatore
Signor C. Sodero
Mme. Barili
Gounod
Woman's Home Companion November Issue Out Today
The Thanksgiving and election number of the Woman's Home Companion arrives with 64 illustrated pages. It highlights Sully the King of Cotton in a revealing magazine literary piece on cotton seed crime, plus 10 prize Thanksgiving recipes and a new plan for entertaining guests. The issue targets half a million homes, reaching two to three million readers.
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Woman’s Home Companion
Home Circle
Sully
Anniversary of Conklin Ordination Celebrated
The 2%th anniversary of the ordination of Rev. Abraham Conklin was celebrated at Grove Hall Universalist Church Dorchester. Morning sermon titled Twenty five Years in the Ministry. Evening addresses by Rev. G L Perin D D Rev S H Roblin D D and Rev Charles Conklin D D. Special music by quartet and soloists.
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Abraham Conklin
Grove Hall Universalist Church
Dorchester
G. L. Perin
D. D
S. H. Roblin
Charles Conklin
Joe Walcott to be released after South End tragedy
Joe Walcott is under police guard at City Hospital with a wounded hand from an apparently accidental shot. The same incident killed his friend Nelson Hall at a South End dance hall on Monday night. He is expected to be released today or Tuesday and will be arraigned thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Walcott
Nelson Hall
South End
Missionary call urges more workers for Africa China and Brazil
The Sunday School Auxiliary of the Episcopal Church held a children's missionary meeting at Trinity Church with Bishop Lawrence presiding. Rev. H. S. Duhring of Philadelphia demonstrated marine signal flags and urged sending more missionaries to Africa China and Brazil. Rev. G. E. Mosher of Shanghai reported the auxiliary children had contributed $2500 to foreign missions over the past five years.
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The
Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Lawrence
H. S. Duhring
Philadelphia
Africa
China
Brazil
G. E. Mosher
Shanghai
Strike by 325 Somerville tube workers over wage rise
The union voted unanimously to strike until American Tube Works grants a $1 weekly wage increase. Only 78 workers have deserted and returned to work.
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Somerville
American Tube Works
Eight hour day wins for Boston roofers and union actions
All Boston roofers accept the eight hour day. Several unions announce new scales and benefit payments. Donations fund strikes in Fall River and Salem, while unions appoint arbitration boards and announce meetings. A wave of wage ballots and sick benefits totals appear across multiple locals in New England.
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Boston
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Boston Bakers’ Union 4
Fall River
Salem
Brockton
New Haven
Lynn
Ben Franklin Assembly
K. of
Canning
Kenney
James Kehoe
Boston Grocery
Union
Wells Memorial
Union 74
Sanitary and
Union 201
Eliot Street
New Haven Road
Bb. T. U
East Boston Dedicatory Exercises for Fort Strong Boulder
Under General Benjamin Lincoln Chapter auspices dedicatory exercises will be held at Belmont Square East Boston on the boulder marking Fort Strong Revolutionary site. The event is Wednesday at 2 30 p m with unveiling by Miss May Hodge and Master Rufus Harrington. Mayor Collins will give the acceptance speech. addresses follow from Governor Bates Lieutenant Governor Guild Winslow Warren Mrs Masury and Mrs Daniel Lothrop.
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Benjamin Lincoln
Belmont Square
Boston
Fort Strong
May Hodge
Army
Rufus Harrington
Navy
P. A. Collins
Bates
Guild
Winslow Warren
Masury
Daniel Lothrop
Cambridge C L U Condemns Bates Vetoes and Calls Defeat
The Cambridge C L U yesterday passed a resolution condemning Governor Bates for vetoing the eight hour bill and the overtime bill for women and minors under 18, calling on workers to defeat his reelection. Boston unions and the Structure Building Trades Alliance adopted similar resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge C. L. U
Bates
Friend of Labor
Cambridge C. S. A
Massachusetts
Boston Structural Building Trades Alliance
Peace Congress Ignored Union Label Claim
Henry Sterling of the B. T. U. reported that the recent peace conference lacked union label printing and he warned the leaders may not pay union wages. A $5 fine for non union tobacco use was noted. Governor Bates was condemned for vetoing the overtime bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sterling
Congress
John J. Bates
Campaign Education Lesson Offer From New York Office
An advertising notice promises a 20 lesson education program with the first lesson free. It claims up-to-date methods and guaranteed positions, delivered by mail with no interference in work, endorsed by boards of education and leading newspapers, via Department 201 Campaign of Education Townsend Building, New York.
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Boards of Education
Ates
Campaign of Education
Townsend Bldg
New York
Red Fox Ale hailed as equal to imported brews
The note proclaims Red Fox Ale today as worthy of comparison with imported ales, asserting quality and flavor on par with foreign brands.
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Indiana
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Delaware
West Virginia
Rocky Mountain States
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