Mayor Walsh rally ties state and national aims in Lynn speeches
Lieutenant Governor David I. Walsh, Mayor Fitzgerald and Congressman Murray led Democratic rallies through Lynn and surrounding towns. Walsh stressed state duties align with national policy and praised President Wilson while signaling support would bolster Washington leadership. Fitzgerald predicted Walsh’s election and unity with the national administration.
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Fitzgerald
Murray
Lynn
Salem
Peabody
Saugus
Marblehead
Danvers
Walsh
Democratic Party
Congress
Wilson
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The
Commonwealth
Washington
Gardner Cape trip ties up with campaign rallies
Congressman A P Gardner toured Cape Cod from Sagamore to Provincetown missing early rallies due to ride trouble. He met Mrs Preston in Barnstable and joined Thacher in Yarmouth as a dozen speakers addressed Cape Codders amid ideal campaigning weather. Kansas City to ex Senator Beveridge dispute and Barry’s possible future preferences noted by officials.
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A. P. Gardner
Cape Cod
Fall River
Sagamore
Weit
Cape
Harwich
Hyannis
Tremont Temple
Springsfield
Barnstable
Gardner
Preston
Grover Cleveland
Yarmouth
Thacher
Sandwich
Dennis
Brewster
Orleans
Eastham
Welfs
Provincetown
William S. Kinney
James M. Swift
John E. White
Charles L. Burrill
Bird-Wire Clarifies Wallop Night Representation
Telegrams reveal Bird and Thore dispute over who represented whom at the Wallop night in Faneuil Hall. Thore questions if he implied deceiving the public while Bird replies he had no such intent and urges not to stir up trouble.
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Charles Sumner
Bird
Wendall P. Thore
Gardner
Faneuil Hall
Mr. Bird
Worcester
W Wendell Phillips
Sigred
Charles Sumner Bird
Barry to Speak Where He Pleases
Democratic candidate Edward P. Barry was informed by Thomas P. Riley, chairman of the Democratic State committee, that he would speak at locations of his choosing due to developments in the news.
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Barry
Democratic State Committee
Riley
Thomas P. Riley
Edward P. Barry
Soap Box Campaign Planned by Boston Progressives
Boston progressives organize a traditional 20ap soap box campaign with about fifty orators nightly. Speakers leave headquarters at 39 Court Street, ride three drags to designated sites, each carrying a soap box to speak from. Campaign runs citywide alongside hall rallies.
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Boston
Progressive City Committee
Court Street
Pelletier Denies U S Attorney Candidacy for Suffolk DA
Suffolk District Attorney Pelletier declares he is not a candidate for United States attorney. He emphasizes he seeks election only as district attorney for the Suffolk district and disclaims any knowledge of papers filed in his name in Washington. He states any such filings are without his consent.
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Pelletier
United States
Washington
Suffolk
Vaughan Queries District Attorney
John W. Vaughan progressive candidate for district attorney spoke at Hibnerian Hall and Dudley and Dearborn streets Ward 17 and Cleary square Ward 26. He asked District Attorney Pelletier why coercion charges in the Wood case were not pursued after the juror’s charge and why the Crocker case was prosecuted for a poor man while a rich man was freed. He urged the public deserves answers from a candidate seeking a third term.
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Hibernian Hall
Dudley and
Dearborn Streets
Cleary Square
Pelletier
Boston Elevated
Crocker
Beautiful Children Compete for 150000 at Exposition
Prize event invites beautiful children to compete for large prizes at the exposition. The notice lists the daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert H Shum Way Jr as a participant or related entrant.
Maiden residents protest Boston Elevated car service
A Maiden Mah area along Lebanon street in Maplewood protests poor Boston Elevated car service. Senator Claude J. Allen of Melrose joins to press officials for extended service to Forest Avenue and connection to the Boston & Northern line on Martin Street. Mass meetings and posters amplify the demand for tracks from Lebanon street to Forest Avenue and Maiden Square.
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Forest Avenue
Boston & Northern
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Maiden
Lebanon Street
Maplewood
Boston Elevated Company
Lébanon Street
Maiden Squares
Sylvan Street
Washington Zoo Manager to Lead Boston Park Zoo
A. B. Baker, head of the National Zoo in Washington, will manage Boston’s municipal zoo in Franklin Park at 3600 a year. Mayor Fitzgerald announced the move and the retirement of John T. Benson, who has led the zoo since spring 1911 and will retire due to ill health.
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National Zoo
Washington
Boston
Franklin Park
Fitzgerald
Baker
John T. Benson
Benson
Taunton Baby Rita Shumway Nominated for Panama Pacific Contest
Fifteen month old Rita H Shumway daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert H Shumway Jr of 35 Newcomb Place Taunton is chosen as a perfect physical specimen for a Panama Pacific exposition contest for babies. The child is at ease on her feet imitative and helpful sweeping with a small broom. She is described as unusually well behaved and trained in self control by her mother.
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Rita H. Shumway
Herbert H. Shumway, Jr
Newcomb Place
Taunton
Rita
Robbery trial links Rosenberg to Allian’s jewelry heist
Harris Rothstein a government witness testified in Suffolk Superior Court that Jacob Rosenberg was part of the four man gang that robbed Allian’s jewelry store of 15000 in 1910. Rosenberg faces trial as the last defendant. two other members Jacob and Joseph Goldberg are already in State prison after a chase ending in Austria. Rothstein recently completed a year at the House of Correction and is now a government witness.
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Harris Rothstein
Allian
Suffolk Superior Court
Jacob Rosenberg
Rosenberg
McLaughlin
Jacob
Joseph Goldberg
Austria
Rothstein
House of Correction
Russia
Amesbury curate dies in hospital
The Rev. John H. Harkins, curate at the Amesbury Catholic Church, died yesterday morning at Carney Hospital after a long illness. Born in Quincy on August 6, 1883, he was educated there and graduated from Boston College in 1905. He served at Reading before his Amesbury assignment and was ordained May 20, 1910.
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Amesbury Catholic
Carney Hospital
Father Harkins
Quincy
Adams Academy
Boston College
Niagara University Seminary
Brighton Seminary
Cardinal O’connell
Reading
Amesbury
National Skin Hospital offers free book on skin diseases
The National Skin Hospital at 114 Main Street St Joseph Mo publishes a book of over sixty pages with colored plates showing skin disease forms and at home treatments. It is mailed free to anyone writing for it at once.
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National Skin Hospital
Main Street
St. Joseph
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Temple of Childhood Contest Nominations Via Congressmen
Parents are urged to have their children listed for Temple of Childhood contests by applying through their Congressmen who will handle nominations. The notice clarifies the process and states that the inquiry is to repeat the guidance for entry.
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