Plans for New Building Near Completion
The plans for our new building are now nearly finished as architects accelerate work. Weather remains favorable but inclement days loom and shoppers are reminded to prepare warm clothing and footwear for winter. Prices offered are well below prior levels, with S. A. Isaacson & Co. promoting top to toe outfits for men and boys at Washington Street address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulster
S. A. Isaacson & Co
Washington St
Cornhill
Adams 2Nd Dock Sqs
Blue
Chinese Wedding Unites Lynn Couple of Chinese Mercy
A Lynn home hosts a Chinese wedding with guests from Boston merchants and local Chinese communities. Bride Chan So, Californian born, and groom Goon S Kim, born in China, are celebrated by Rev. Clayton S Cooper. The couple will reside at 4 Bellair street, Lynn.
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Lynn
Boston
L. G. Brockway
Washington Street
Chan So
Goon S. Kim
China
America
Washington Street Baptist Church
Lynn Y. M. C. A
Newton Theological Seminary
Roxbury
Loston
Kim
Bellair Street
Bryan Draws Big Dover Audiences in Delaware Campaign
Mr Bryan toured Milford Far rington and Dover with Democratic leaders Kenney Tunnell Mord Daly Saulsbury. Large Dover crowd applauded as he spoke about party redress, while initial Frankford turnout was small. He spoke about farm interests in Georgetown near the whipping post, and Judge Springer joined for further remarks.
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Dover
Del
Bryan
Milford
Democratic Party
Farrington
Berlin
Frankford
Maryland
Delaware
United States
Kenney
Tunnell
P. J. Mord
A. M. Daly
Congress
Willard Saulsbury
Democratic State Committee
Judge Springer
Mr. Bryan
Georgetown
Sussex
Court House
Bryan in Jersey Tonight Hero Speech Tour
Bryan plans five speeches in Jersey City and Hoboken starting at 8 p.m. tomorrow night. He will spoke at Marion station, St. Joseph's Church, the Tabernacle, St. Peter's Hall and St. Michael's Hall before staying in Hoboken for the night.
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New York
Bryan
Jersey City
Marion Station
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Joseph's Church
the Tabernacle
St. Peter's Hall
St. Michael's Hall
Hoboken
Freeman Sentenced Four to Six Years for Cambridge Barn Fire
Judge Sherman sentences Flemington Freemen to four to six years in jail for starting a blaze in Cambridge that damaged property valued at thirty thousand dollars. Freemen allegedly set the fire to spite a former employer, burning a barn.
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Cambridge
Sherman
Flemington
Freeman
Bryan Tells What He Would Do With the Philippines
In Wilmington Delaware on October 24 1904 William Jennings Bryan outlined plans if elected president including convening Congress in extraordinary session to establish a stable government in the Philippines and to grant independence and protection similar to Cuba. He argued for a rapid Philippine stable government and warned against embezzlement by Republican officials while asserting US duty to aid new republics.
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Wilmington
Del
Bryan
John P. Nields
Congress
Philippine Islands
Cuba
Central
South America
Philippines
Republican Party
Roosevelt's New York Campaign Day Aims and Delays
Governor Roosevelt drew huge crowds in Utica on the third New York State campaign day. He spoke nine times across Chenango Madison and Oneida counties and ended with a massive demonstration. His train met Senator Depew Eckers and Depew on stage within three hours. Protesters tried to force replies on Mayor Van Wyck removal ice trust prosecutions and canal thieves, but Roosevelt refused to comment on the circulars or their authors.
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Utica
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York State
Chenango
Madison
Oneida
United States
Depew
Eckers
Rome
van Wyck
Ice Trust
Bailey Residence and Death Documented in Exclusive Post Photos
Special photographs depict where Bailey lived and died, taken exclusively for the Post. The images illustrate the residence and surrounding context, offering a concise record of Bailey’s final home and circumstances.
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Bailey
Post
Alvord Bank Heist Rumor Says Pinkerton Custody Near
New York reported by the World that Cornelius L Alvord Jr the note teller who robbed the First National Bank of seven hundred thousand dollars may be in Pinkerton or soon in custody. Indications show bank and detectives know his whereabouts and a possible restitution negotiation may be under way while no arrest warrant has been issued. The piece also notes unverified claims about a Saratoga sighting and a personal note about a husband’s absence.
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Ea Cis Alvord
First National Bank of New York
New York
New York World
Cornelius L. Alvord, Jr
First National Bank
Pinkerton
Alvord
Pinkertons
Bank
Bank note teller Cornelius Alvord to face punishment after bank robbery
New York report says Cornelius Alvord Jr. will be punished if the Bankers Association must spend again to capture him after nearly a million dollar bank robbery. He was at home in Mt Vernon on Saturday and faced a recent bank investigation exposing the shortage.
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New York
Cornelius Alvord, Jr
First National Bank
Bankers’ Association
Mt. Vernon
T. P. Kane
Charles A. Hanna Odt
Alvord
Wall Street
George F. Baker
F. L. Hine
Fahnes Comments on Bank Information in New York
H C Fahnes stock vice president of the First National Bank said today that information received from sources is being reviewed. The report continues on page 2 with additional details from the Fifth Column column.
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New York
H. C. Fahnesstock
First National Bank
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Vorenberg’s
Washington, Hanover & Elmets
California
Lord Shet-feld
Belgian Hare Co
Central Wharf
Comer's Com’s College
Cor. Beach
John H. Nagle
Westville Street
Martin H. Stover
Leonard Street
Educational Publishing Company
Bromfield Street
Co. L. Pressey
Educational Company
Washington
New England
A. J Houghton Company
Pavonia
Geo. B. Hugo & Co
Hugo
Shawmut Av
Tel
Tremont
Marry ME Irene
Wilson Jewelry CO
Tremont Row
Weds Ward
Chau So
Goons
Harrington
Jersey
ARSOH
TEL AM
Gress
Breakheart Farm
Fitzgerald
Bailey Farm House
PLY
Saratoga
Bernard Mt. Wolf
Cor
Hanover and
Portland Sts
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