Golden Re-elected U T W A President For Tenth Term
John Golden of Fall River Massachusetts was re-elected president of the United Textile Workers of America defeating Tobias Hall of Philadelphia 74 to 13. This marks Golden’s tenth consecutive selection as president and James Tansey of Fall River was re-elected first vice-president.
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Philadelphia
John Golden
Fall River
Mass
United Textile Workers of America
Tobias Hall
Golden
James Tansey
Union endorses law to bar under sixteen child labor
Samuel Rosser of New Bedford introduces a resolution urged by textile workers to prohibit employing children under 16. Arthur MacDonald of Philadelphia opposes the move citing his large family and a belief children should work. Miss Sarah Convey supports the measure and argues for extended schooling. The convention also backs pensions for widows.
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Samuel Rosser
New Bedford
Mass
Arthur MacDonald
Philadelphia
Sarah Convey
Cascarets Claim Quick Relief for Sour Stomachs
Ad touts Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy to cleanse the stomach remove sour undigested food and foul gases and relieve heartburn dizziness and headaches. It promises faster relief by morning and regular stomach liver and bowels for months with a box suitable for children.
Six Names for Thaw Extradition in New Papers
Albany dispatch reports William Travers Jerome and Deputy AG Franklin Kennedy left for Concord New Hampshire with new papers seeking the return of Harry K Thaw to New York State. Governor Glynn signed the requisition after a conference with Jerome Kennedy and Carmody to ensure validity of the earlier indictment for conspiracy.
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Albany
N. Y
William Ravers Jerome
Franklin Kennedy
Concord
N. H
Harry K. Thaw
Glynn
Jerome
Kennedy
Carmody
Thaw Counsel Seeks Not Guilty Plea on Conspiracy Charge
Louis Vorhaus for Harry K. Thaw attempts in the New York Supreme Court to enter a not guilty plea to the conspiracy indictment. He plans to seek bail to avoid Thaw traveling from New Hampshire before the trial date. The plea was deferred to Monday when William T. Jerome is expected to return to the case.
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New York
Louis Vorhaus
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Thaw
Vorhaus
New Hampshire
Cavegan
William T. Jerome
Citizens' Municipal League Hears Mayor Candidates
The advisory committee met for nearly three hours considering mayoralty candidates. A letter signed by over 50 citizens urged Councillor Walter Ballantyne as a desirable mayoral candidate. Other recommended names included W. T. A. Fitzgerald, Major Patrick F. O'Keefe, John A. Kelcher, George F. E. Brock, and John R. Murphy of Charlestown.
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Citizens’ Municipal League
Horsing
Walter Ballantyne
Register of Deeds
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Patrick F. O'Keefe
John A. Kelcher
George FE. Brock
John R. Murphy
Charlestown
Advisory panel reviews candidates for City Council
The advisory committee met Friday afternoon to consider numerous names for nomination to the City Council. After a session of three hours or more the panel adjourned without selecting a nominee. The next meeting is set for Monday at noon.
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Francis R. Bangs
Elmer J. Bliss
Louis J. Brandeis
George W. Coleman
John &. Duffy
Henry E. Hagan
Lewis J. Hewitt
Richard E. Johnson
Nills Kjellstrom
Joseph J. Leonard
Daniel J. McDonald
Earnest HE. Smith
Logan McLean
Hoisting Engine Bursts Through Subway Roof on Boylston Street
A hoisting engine on a two horse dray crashed through the wooden roof of the new subway near Arlington and Boylston. Workers below were not hurt as the horses were checked and the engine lifted from the hole with block and tackle.
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Boylston Street
Arlington Street
Public Garden
Berkeley Street
May Build Defender in Boston
Alexander S. Cochran of the New York and Eastern Yacht Clubs ordered William Gardner of New York to design a yacht for America's Cup trial races. Building location undecided but likely Leyley’s yards at Neponset. Fred M. Hoyt of New York, Gardner’s associate, confirms the order.
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Alexander S. Cochran
New York and Eastern Yacht Clubs
William Gardner
New York
Lawley
Neponset
Fred M. Hoyt
Gardner
Marblehead
Designers Eyeing America's Cup Defenders in Early Talks
William Gardner and Alexander Cochran emerge as key figures in early defender plans under the universal rule. Gardner, famed for fast racing yachts and prior wins, faces his first defender bid with strong confidence from insiders. Cochran, a New York yachtman, funds his own entry after success with Westward.
Charlestown Daughters Honored at Tuilleries Dance
In honor of Miss Louise Wilton Murphy and Miss Janet Smiley Murphy daughters of Mr and Mrs John R Murphy of Charlestown a reception and dance was held last night in the large ballroom of the Hotel Tuilleries.
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Louise Wilton Murphy
Janet Smiley Murphy
John R. Murphy
Charlestown
Hotel Tuilleries
Debutante Party Welcomes Two Daughters of Mr Murphy
The coming out event marked the debut of two daughters attended by ten young men and women. The two honorees, Janet and Louise Murphy, greeted guests with their parents. Mrs. Murphy wore a black velvet gown with lace and fur trim. Janet appeared in ivory chiffon velour broche with a Tangonian train and Milan lace bodice, while Louise wore a Minaret type white charmeuse diva gown with seed pearls and a cap studded with pearls.
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Murphy
Janet
Rally at Temple Church Aims at Moral Campaign
The Rev. A H Nazarian pastor of the Peoples Temple Berkeley street will lead a rally at the Temple next Sunday night urging the church to apply its ideals to current burning problems. Speakers include Lt Governor David J Walsh Democrat candidate for governor Representative John A Curtin Republican Mrs Anna M Tillinghast Progressive and Albert J Orem Prohibition. The program titled The Campaign in Its Moral Social and Patriotic Aspects.
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Bunker Hill Monument
A. H. Nazarian
People’s Temple
Berkeley Street
Temple
David J. Walsh
John A. Curtin
Anna ©. M. Tillinghast
Albert J. Orem
Prohibition
Warning of New Plots by English Militants
London officials say militant suffragettes planned to place bombs at the parents offices of all major railroad stations nationwide. General managers report receipt of the warning in an official notification issued today.
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London
Medford Staging Collapse Hurts Man and Two Sons
James W. Hisner aged 43 of Somerville sustained serious injuries when a two family house staging collapsed on Bowdoin Street Medford while they worked. His two sons suffered severe bruises as they were pitched 13 feet to the piazza below.
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James W. Hisner
Avon Street
Somerville
Bowdoin Street
Medford
Congressmen Chip for Gift to Jessie Wilson
In Washington on October 24, Congressmen met informally at Mann's cue to fund a wedding gift for Miss Jessie Wilson. Speaker Champ Clark was named to chair the committee. Each member considered five dollars. with 4 382 members, full participation would raise about 2 160 dollars. The exact gift remains undecided.
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Washington
Mann
Champ Clark
Jessie Wilson
House
Harvard Student Council Elects New Officers
The Harvard Student Council last night elected officers for the year: President L. H. Mills of Portland Ore. vice president Sidney P. Clarke Chestnut Hill Penn. secretary treasurer George E. Plimpton Buffalo N Y. The executive committee includes William A. Barron Jr Newburyport Leverett Saltonstall Chestnut Hill Walter H. Trumbull Jr Salem and John C. Talbot Milton.
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Harvard
L. H. Mills
Portland
Ore
Sidney P. Clarke
Chestnut Hill
Penn
George E. Plimpton
Buffalo
N. Y
William A. Barron, Jr
Newburyport
Leverett Saltonstall
Walter H. Trumbull, Jr
Salem
John C. Talbot
Milton
Veteran Salesman Celebrates 21st Bailey's Anniversary
George Mills marked his 21st year as a salesman at Bailey's Rubber Store in Boylston Street with a store party. C. J. Bailey presented Mills a gold watch and stick pin for over twenty years of faithful service as customers and friends offered congratulations.
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George Mills
Bailey
Boylston Street
C. J. Bailey
Millis
Tribute to Fr Harkins Held At Saint Joseph Ames
A guard of honor of former St Joseph Ames parishioners and St John’s Quincey mourned Rev Howland J Harkins. The casket left his mother’s Adams Street home for the church where he served as acolyte. The Masses and burial at St Mary’s Cemetery honored his service with Bishop Anderson expected to assist.
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St. Joseph's
Amesbury
St. John’s. Quincey
Howland J. Harkins
Adams Street
Quincy
John J. Coan
Casey
Cuff
Lyons
Quinlan
Anderson
St. Mary's Cemetery
Long Spent $15 To Lose Nomination In Framingham
Richard H. Long, Democratic lieutenant governor hopeful, filed campaign expense returns with Framingham town clerk showing $15 spent. The amount covered costs for renting Faneuil Hall on September 20 during the primary contest against Edward J. Barry.
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Framingham
Richard H. Long
Edward J. Barry
Faneuil Hall
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