Will Doyle Stump for Wilson in Critical Campaign Push
Michael Francis Doyle, a Philadelphia lawyer and Irish-American who defended Sir Roger Casement, arrives at Democratic headquarters to campaign for Wilson. He will stump in New York Connecticut and New Jersey after touring Pennsylvania, and he hints Pennsylvania may already be secured for Wilson.
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New York
Michael Francis
Doyle
Philadelphia
Wilson
Sir Roger Casement
London
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Mill Fire At Springer Lumber Causes 50000 Loss
The Cross Muck Lumber Mill of Springer Lumber Co near Kingman burned today in Portland. Loss is estimated at 50000 dollars with the fire thought to have originated around the boiler.
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Portland
Crossmuck
Springer Lumber Company
Kingman
Fitzgerald Campaign Stirs Rally Circuit Across Five Towns
Democratic United States Senate candidate John F. Fitzgerald spoke at rallies in Blackstone Millville Uxbridge Milford and Northbridge outlining campaign positions and urging voter turnout.
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John F. Fitzgerald
United States
Blackstone
Millville
Uxbridge
Milford
Northbridge
Lodge speech in Lowell attacks Democratic free trade stance
A newspaper summary recounts Senator Henry Cabot Lodge’s Lowell speech accusing Democrats of free trade aims and predicting postwar prosperity. The piece cites wage levels in Lawrence and Fall River under high protection, contrasts shoe industry pay with the free list, and questions Lodge’s record on tariff policy and reform.
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Senator Lodge
Lowell
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Party of Prosperity
Lodge
New England
Republican’ Party
Lawrence
Congress
Roosevelt
Fall River
Endicott
Wilson
Massachusetts
United States
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
Churchmen Urged to Cut Out Liquor
The House of Deputies of the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal church urged total abstinence from intoxicating liquor at social functions and endorsed other reforms. Clergy would stop advising dying persons on disposing of property, and voluntary confession with absolution was approved for the first time. A new prayer for the dead was adopted pending bishops’ concurrence.
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ST. Louis
House of Deputies
General Convention
The
Protestant Episcopal Church
G. L. Tucker
Houma
Board of Religious Education
Boards of Education
Theodore Irving Reese
Ohio
Central West
Reese
Episcopal Church
Pittsburg
Columbus
Philadelphia
House of Bishops
Convention
Europe
Creditors Start Court Proceedings Against Worcester Store
Creditors from Boston filed bankruptcy proceedings yesterday against the Clark Saw yer Company of Worcester. The filing names four creditors the Boston Mirror Company Hub Mattress Company Fred Thiese Manufacturing Company and Irving Neuhoff & Co. Their combined claims total 508.43.
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Clark, Sawyer Company
Worcester
Boston Mirror Company
Hub Mattress Company
Fred Thiese Manufacturing Company
Irving Neuhoff & Co
Boston
Alleged Swindler Returns to Boston
Samuel Shapiro, accused of forged Cosmopolitan Trust Company checks totaling 147 in 1913, was arrested yesterday in Boston after a tour of Chicago Buffalo and other cities. He will appear before the Central Court this morning.
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Samuel Shapiro
Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Chicago
Buffalo
Central Court
BC plans Shaksperean play for Christmas season
Candidates for the annual Shaksperian production at Boston College were called yesterday by Joseph H. Willis, professor of dramatics. The play has not yet been selected but will probably be presented before Christmas.
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Boston College
Joseph H. Willis
Mothers praise Father John’s Medicine as safe for children
A Rock Island mother urges other moms to use Father John’s Medicine, praising its value as a tissue and strength builder for summer and winter. She notes it helps her two children, highlights its pure nourishment, and stresses it contains no alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Rock Island
Illinois
Father John
G. H. Biehl
Eleventh Ave
Nagging Wife Blamed for Gunnison Divorce Case
George H. Gunnison of Quincy cites Edith M. Gunnison as cruel and abusive in divorce proceedings before Judge Fox. Married in 1897, they have a daughter born in 1903 now living with the father. custody sought.
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George H. Gunnison
Quincy
Boston
Husband testifies of alleged wife abuse dating to 1906
Gunnison recounts repeated disputes with his wife starting in 1906. He says she admitted infidelity and nagging and that the marriage deteriorated with her striking him in September 1915. His mother and friends corroborate her bad temper and insults at meals.
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Gunnison
Miss Draper Weds Prince Andrea Boncompagni in Washington
Margaret Preston Draper daughter of the late General William F. Draper ambassador to Italy in President McKinley's era wed Prince Andrea Boncompagni of Rome in a chapel converted from the Draper home ballroom. Cardinal Gibbons officiated with a notable guest list including the Russian and Italian ambassadors and Chief Justice White.
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Washington
Margaret Preston Draper
William F. Draper
Italy
McKinley
Prince Andrea Boncompagni
Cardinal Gibbons
Concompagni
Justice White
Express Car Strikes Lumber Truck in Allston Collision
An inward-bound electric express car marked No stops crashed into a heavily-laden lumber truck at the Commonwealth avenuePleasant street junction in Allston. The impact tore the forward vestibule and hurled passengers about but caused no serious injuries beyond a severe shaking up.
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Newton-Brighton
Watertown
Commonwealth Avenue
Pleasant Street
Allston
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