Bryan's Busy Day in New Jersey
The first day of Mr. Bryan's New Jersey tour featured six meetings and fifteen speeches from Washington Park to Jersey City. He drew large, enthusiastic crowds including about 1000 Princeton students who greeted him with the college yell at Princeton Junction.
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Jersey City
N. J
Mr. Bryan
New Jersey
Washington Park
Philadelphia
Riverside
Burlington
Trenton
Princeton Junction
New Brunswick
Elizabeth
Marion
Brinceton Junction
Princeton College
Bryan
Brunswick
Prominent Cambridge Men Face Federal Natualization Perjury Warrants
Federal authorities issued warrants for ten men in Cambridge for allegedly perjuring nat uralization papers. Six were jailed in Charles Street while others, including a Harvard Law student, remain sought. Evidence gathered over six weeks points to a political clique led by Representative Minnihan in East Cambridge.
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United States
Charles Street
Cornelius Minnihan
Sixth Street
Patrick Lorden
Patrick Herbert
Seventh Street
Edward C. Bradley
Cambridge Sewer Department
Parnell Street
Arthur L. Farrell
Harvard Law School
Spring Street
Morris Galvin
East Cambridge
Cambridge
Forest Hills
Field’s Corner
Arlington
United States Secret Service
Minnihan
Fiske
Pickering and
Rhule
Bradley
Farrell
Circuit Court
Colt
Department
Washington
Secret Service
Boston
Minnehan
John H. Casey
Lorden
Herbert
Helbert
New York
Police Seem Ready to Present Best to Grand Jury
Lynn Oct 25 Police have gathered strong evidence in the murder case of George E Bailey and expect to present John Best to the grand jury at Tuesdays Lynn Police Court hearing. They claim Bailey returned to the house, that Best possessed the murder weapon, and that a prior quarrel with Bailey led to the crime. Evidence includes Bailey coat and keys found, witness Young identifying the coat, and testimonies from Deerys and Rowe. Best faces possible confinement without bail until the grand jury deliberates.
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Lynn
George E. Bailey
John Best
Linwood
Pratt
William L. Baker
Bailey
Inez
Best
Charles Deery
Miss Young
Deery’s
Winfred Rowe
Rowe
Deary
Dearys
Mr. Deary
Weather Forecast for New England Friday and Saturday
Forecast for Friday and Saturday in New England calls for fair weather on Friday, likely warmer Saturday, with fresh easterly winds turning to southwest by Saturday.
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Washington
New England
Plans for Hew Building Nearing Completion
The article notes plans for the Hew building are nearly finished and architects are speeding their work. It emphasizes approaching inclement weather and urges readers to prepare with a winter wardrobe, listing items like overcoats, underwear, and boots, while promoting S. A. Isaacson & Co. as top-to-toe outfitters at 154-168 Washington St.
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Ulster
S. A. Isaacson & Co
Washington St
Cornhill
Adams and Dock Sqs
Blue Store
Yacht Caro Capsizes Off Moon Island Tragedy
A yacht named Caro capsized near Moon Island as a strong gust struck while sailing from Commercial Point. Seven men battled two and a half hours in cold harbor water. Victor Delamere died. Edward McHugh, skipper, and six others were rescued by fishermen near the Massachusetts Yacht Club house.
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Caro
Moon Island
Victor Delamere
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Commercial Point
Edward McHugh
Louis Lepsehultz
John Travis
Cornelius O’ Brien
Michael O
Re-elections at Lawrence overseers meeting end in brawl
In Lawrence on October 25 James J. Stanley was re-elected superintendent of the poor farm for three years and David F. Kiley was re-elected clerk for the same term. Dr. M. F. Sullivan opposed Kiley, then punched him after the meeting. Mayor Leonard voiced regret as the incident stirred talk.
Men end coal strike as majority return to work
Scranton dispatch notes the six week coal strike ends with about 130,000 miners set to resume Monday except where companies have not granted a 10 percent wage advance. President Mitchell reports gains for miners, including steady 10 percent increases and suspension of the sliding scale in some regions, urging organization and orderly grievance handling.
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Scranton
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
United Mine Workers of America
Hunzieton
Penn
National
Schuylkill
Lehigh
State of
Pennsylvania
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Waters
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L. Williams Gammon
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Young Mitchell
Rhodes Bros. CO
Tremont ST
Massachusetts Ave
York State
T. D. Baker Company
Harrison Avenue
Marry
Isabel
Wilson Jewelry CO
Tremont Row
California
Belgian Hare Co
Central Wharf
Roy W. McClintock
Mass
Hamm and Geyer
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland
Gibsonton Mills
Monongahela River
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Lawrence
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Bernard mM. Wolf
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