Rally in Ward 13 backs Murphy and Bresnahan ticket
A Ward 13 Democratic meeting at 712 West Broadway drew about 400 attendees. Speakers including James Gallivan J J McNamara and Hugh Bresnahan endorsed John R Murphy for Mayor and Bresnahan for Alderman while denouncing Michael Norris for discharging two Ward 13 youths tied to the McNamara Gallivan Bresnahan faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
West Broadway
John R. Murphy
Vandl‘dacy
Hugh W. Bresnahan
Allerman
Fred C. Mahony
McNamara Gallivan-Bresnahan
J. R. Murphy Club Meeting Endorses Eight-Hour City Workday
At Hibernian Hall 67 Hampden Street a J Murphy Club gathering in Ward 17 heard President Madden introduce Richard W. Garrity as chairman. Representatives Lannigan Curley Smith and Farrell spoke before a resolution backing an eight hour day for all city employees was unanimously approved. J R Murphy closed with support for permanent placement of all city departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibernian Hall
Hampden Street
J. R. Murphy
J. Mumhy
Ward 17
Joseph F. Madden
Richard W. Garrity
J. P. Lannigan
J. M. Curley
M. J.smith
T. Farrell
Collins Endorsed for Mayor by Hebrew Democratic Club
The Hebrew Democratic Educational Club of Ward 9 met at Engineers Hall and unanimously endorsed Councilman Samuel Kasanoff for Common Council. A resolution supported an eight hour day for city employees and endorsed P A Collins for Mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebrew Democratic Educational Club
Ward 9
Engineers’ Hall
Samuel Kasanoff
P. A. Collins
Collins Club
Mapleipa
A. Collings
Daniel J. Kinnaly
Robert J. Ware
Common Council
Ward 18 Smoke Talk Promotes Local Candidates
James H. Doyle Club of Ward 18 held a smoke talk in the afternoon advocating the Democratic State bet Hubert B. Curley for the Senate and Ames A. Watson with Michael B. Gaddis for the House. James H. Doyle was backed for Alderman and Councilman J. J. Casey was elected. Speakers included Frederick Gitfora of Somerville and Hon. Robert Oward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Doyle
Ward
Hubert B. Curley
Senate
Ames A. Watson
Michael B. Gaddis
House
J. J. Casey
Frederick Gitfora
Somerville
Robert Oward
Jerry’ Watson
Alderman Oyle
Death ruled accidental in bath shock case
David Salmond of Somerville identified as the deceased found in a bath tub at the Quincy House. Medical Examiner Dr Harris) viewed the body and ruled death from a paralytic shock due to stepping into hot water. the body was removed from Tinkham's undertaking rooms to Mrs Willard's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy House
Albert Willard
Mt. Pleasant Street
Somerville
David Salmond
Harris
Tinkham
Willard
Kicked the Girl in a City House Disturbance
Theresa Carr a 20 year old girl is in a hospital seriously injured with stomach and abdominal wounds. James Farley a black man is jailed awaiting the outcome of her condition. Police say he kicked her after she became unconscious in her room late Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sullivan
Joiner Street
Charlestown
Daniel
Eary
Sullivan
Roxbury
Washington Street
Water Department
City of
Boston
Ward
Theresa Carr
Middlesex
James Farley
Miss Carr
Farley
De Pachmann Presents Wagnerian Piano Recital at Music Hall
Vladimir de Pachmann headlined the Sunday concert series under the Music Commission. Emil Mollenhauer's fifty-piece string orchestra opened with Wagner's Flying Dutchman, followed by Chopin Piano Concerto No. 2 in E minor with three movements. Encores included Lohengrin caprice and a grand march, with proceeds allocated to the City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladimir de Pachmann
Music Commission
Music Hall
Wagner
Emil Mollenhauer
Nauser
Strauss
de Pachmann
Giblin Withdraws Candidacy for Ward 2 Aldermen Seat
Thomas J. Giblin announces he will not seek election to the Ward 2 Board of Aldermen. He states Alderman Fred W. Day deserves re election with no opposition and commits to opposing Lieutenant Clark, possibly via a joint East Boston debate to prove his case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Fred W. Day
Thomas F. Clark
Day
Clark
Boston
New Hebrew Society Forms Progress League In City
The Progressive League, a merged Hebrew youth social and literary group, was created at West End Union Hall. Officers include J L Alberts president Isidor Herson vice president secretaries Max Alberts and Solomon Askowith treasurer Max Rivkind directors B G Richards librarian Morris M Rand. The club plans permanent quarters lectures and debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progressive League
Hebrew Young Men
West End Union Hall
J. L. Alberts
Isidor Herson
Max Alberts
Solomon Askowith
Max Rivkind
Max Copelof
B. G. Richards
Morris M. Rand
Boston honors Parnell at rally for Irish freedom
The crowd heard Mayor Quincy and Lord Mayor of Dublin praise Charles Stewart Parnell. Emmet and Capen drew cheers as speakers urged preserving Avondale estate and funding a Dublin statue. Attendees affirmed unity with Irish Americans in a broad appeal for human liberty and Parnell’s legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capen
New England
England
Ireland
William Temple Emmet
Quincy
Boston
Parnell
America
Flo
Parnells
Dublin
John Parnell
Ommodore Stewart
Themerican
Avondale
Council of Dublin
Tallon
Redmond
Emmet
Melrose Woman Credits Pink Pills for Recovery
Mrs. Mabel E. Polk of Melrose recounts dramatic relief from rheumatism after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She states two boxes enabled her first outing in seven months and renewed daily activities. Justice of the Peace Edwin S. Small witnessed her signature. Price: 50 cents per box, six for $2.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Williams
Mabel E. Polk
Edwin. S. Small
Justice of the Peace
Williams
Parnell Memorial Funding Drive in Boston
A Mass meeting praised Charles Stewart Parnell and Ireland's fight for self government. Lord Mayor Tallon and John Redmond spoke while President Capen urged backing Irish independence. The Boston gathering endorsed a Parnell monument and Boer support, raising about 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Tallon
Dublin
John EB. Redmond
M. L
America
Charles Stewart Parnell
Ireland
Massachusetts
Transvaal
England
Hague
Boston
Parnell Fund
Charles H. Taylor
James W. Kenney
John R. Murphy
Henry F. Naphen
Ieee
Patrick E. Riddle
Pianne
William Doogue
Patrick A. Collins
Josiah Quincy
Uaialekee
Joseph H. O'Neil
Roger F. Scannell
J. Bergin
Terrence Cavanaugh
Seere
A. Friend
Seeeegves Sa Sidis Casas
John F. Fitzgerald
Buckland Selectmen Refuse Article On Bridge Route
Buckland selectmen declined to act on an article in the upcoming town meeting warrant after petitions from voters to allow Shelburne Falls electric freight and passenger road to cross the Deerfield River bridge. The bridge is jointly owned by Shelburne Falls and Buckland. Buckland has blocked the line for three years, delaying access to the railroad station and requiring continued freight rehandling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne Falls
Buckland
Deerfield River
Lord Mayor Attends Immaculate Conception Church
Lord Mayor Tallon of Dublin and Mr Redmond attend services at the Immaculate Conception Church amid official duties in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Redmond
The
Immaculate Conception Church
Redmond and Parnell Admired in Boston Irish Event
Mr Redmond praised Parnell as a great Irish leader and defender of humanity in a Boston crowd that greeted his remarks with cheers. Speakers including William Temple Emmet highlighted Parnell’s work for tenants, reform, and Boer liberty as the party toured venues and prepared a banquet at Armory Hall Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmond
Parnell
Friends of Humanity
Tnt
Hadeen
Mr. Redmond
England
South Africa
Transvaal
Ireland
House of Commons
William Temple Emmet
Week of Bowling Opens Interclub Play Across Alleys
The Towanda area prepares for interclub games as the season begins with Trade League and City League candle pin matches. Clubs Kernwood Central Melrose Glendon Reading Towanda and Newtown host early week practice and scrimmages ahead of a full schedule. Matches include Clapp Tilton vs Squire Co American Waltham Watch Co vs Dennison and more with Rooney, Lenox, Hub, Carruth, Meyers, City Hall, and other venues listed for Monday through Saturday play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towanda
Melrose
Glendon
Reading
Newtowne
Eview
Kernwood
Central
Clapp & Tilton
John P. Squire & Co
American Waltham Watch Company
Dennison Manufacturing Co
D. P. Lovell & Co
A. J. Lloyd & Co
H. Traiser & Co
Oliver Ditson & Con
Brown, Durrell & Co
New England News Company
Nat Young Appointed Athletic Instructor at East Boston
Nat Young, a leading New England amateur track and field competitor, has been named athletic instructor for the East Boston Athletic Association. Known for his versatility and popular manners, Young excels in field events and previously won the first discus event in U S history at the B A A Labor Day games in 1896, surpassing world record holder Bob Garrett of Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat Young
New England
East Boston Athletic Association
Young
United States
Labor Day
Bob Garrett
Princeton
Athens
Freshman Track Meet Set for Holmes Field This Afternoon
Freshman events on Holmes Field include 120 yard hurdles with Hersey Wellman and Abercrombie, 100 yard dash with Archibald Young and others, 440 yard run, 880 yard race, mile and field events. Participants include Archibald Hersey Behr Perkins OConnell and Ainsworth in multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Feld
W. A. Hersey
R. Wellman
R. Abercrombie
Archibald
H. B. Young
Lanch Inglis
W. S. Bedal
M. T. Wendell
C. X
Jae
A. H. Schefer
J. B. Haigh
L. Onaie
R. B. Binger
C. G. Persons
Hi. K. Norrey
W. C. Foster
M. P. Butler
Waller
H. Schefer
E. H. Webb
G. R. Ainsworth
Eee
Inglis
H. Webb
C. B. Prescott
Mayhew
G .R. Ainsworth
H. L
N. F. Glidden
W. Kittredge
Colonel Edward Wyman's Funeral Held at Cambridge Residence
The funeral of Colonel Edward Wyman, former A. and H. A. commander and staffer to Governor Gaston, was held at his Cambridge home on Craigie Street. Attendees included many Ancients officers and local clergy. service was restrained, with no music, and burial occurred at Mount Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Waeman
Gaston
Craigie Street
Cambridge
A. M. Ferris
Henry Walker
M. Hedges
Co. W. Stevens
J. H. Brown
W. H. Jones
A. A. Folsom
E. P. Cramm
East Boston rally for Hickey and Donovan set for Marion and Morris
An open air East Boston rally will honor Joseph F. Hickey and James H. Donovan as Socratic candidates for Representative. Speakers from yesterday's Webster Hall gathering will attend and Thomas J. Doyle will preside at Marion and Morris streets tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. Hickey
James H. Donovan
Marion and
Morris Streets
Boston
Webster Hall
Thomas J. Doyle
Golf Nights and Upcoming Matches Across Several Clubs
A busy week for golfers with contests in Salem Providence Staten Island Far River and Allston. Salem Golf Club to elect officers tonight. Clubs in the metropolitan district invited to send teams for Baltusrol four ball foursomes at 36 holes medal play with best ball counting. Agawam Hunt Club's championship qualifying next Saturday in Providence. Wollaston Golf Club to hold a handicap men's foursome next period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Providence
Staten Island
Far River
Allston
Salem Golf Club
Baltusrol
Agawam Hunt Club
Wollanston Golf Club
Free healing lectures at Bromfield Street Church draw crowds
Boston residents flock to the Bromfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church each weekday morning from 10 to 11 for Dr Henson's free healing demonstrations. Attendees witness dramatic relief as patients are cured by laying on of hands, with both elderly and disabled participants expressing relief and joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Bromfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Bromfield Street
Henton
Henson
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston Dental Institute
Hanover Street
Plackstone
Cross Streets
Cerut
Wedding of Rachel Miller and A F Wilensky at Salem Street
At 153 Salem Street the marriage of Miss Rachel Miller to Mr. A F Wilensky was solemnized by Rabbi H S Schoher with Jacob N Miller as best man Annie Levin as maid of honor ushers Alfred Rollman P Broomfield R Broomfield present include the Broomfield and Miller families. A Zionist mass meeting followed at Baldwin Place Synagogue Hall with addresses by M S Margolis E Asikovitz Pauline Arkim and S Bloomberg Rose Cohen presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Rollman
Salem Street
Rachel Miller
A. F. Wilensky
Schoher
Jacob N. Miller
Annie Levin
Alfred Rollman
P. Broomfield
R. Broomfield
Broomfield
Baldwin Place
Dorshath Zion Association
M. S. Margolis
E. Asikovitz
Pauline Arkim
S. Bloomberg
Rose Cohen
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van Nostrand
J. A. Murphy Club
Collins Indorsed
Democratic Club
Ward 1
Terance C. Treanor
Frederick F. Turcotte
Martin Meahone
Peblo
Wheelock
Carlisle Indian
Giblin
NEW Hebrew Society
Murphy
Edward J. Turner
M. H. Newman
Max H. Newman
T.wnay i
Columbia Dental CO
Tremont Stet
Hub
Washington
Melrose Miracle
President Capen of
Tufts
E. H. Capen
Tufts College
Stars and Stripes
Buckland Selectmen
Parnell Monument Committee
New York
John E. Redmond
M. P
Thomas Kennedy
P. J. Flatley
M. H. Cox
P. J. Bergin
Father Quirk
S. J
Father Dolan
Boston College
Father Read-Mullan
Boyle O'Reilly Association
Watertown
Newton
Armory Hall
Paul Kruger
Majuba Hill
Paris
Patrick Egan
Parnel
Irish Land League
Aoe Ae
London
Gladstone
Trans- Vaal
Chamberlain
East Boston A. 4
Colonel Wyman
East Boston
GOLF
H. B. McConnell
Hotel Pelham
Boyiston St
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bromfield St
Dr. Henson
Wilensky—Miller
Hanover St
Wilson's Jewelry Stores
Wilson’s
Hanoverst
Hanover
Wilson
Goto
W. B. Badger & CO
Iso
Portland ST
Canaries
Philadelphia Bird Co
Court St
Tara
Scandinavian Farm Garden
Ellot Street
Tremont
A. Ekberch & CO
Storm Bk. A. Carlisle
POC
Amiss
PE & CO
Sudbury St
A. W. Wilble
Etmorts Manufacturing
Franklin 93
Tel
Perlins
George ‘Ns Shoat Terekins
United States Navy
W. Grove
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