All Women Ad Spend Thriefs in Paris Fashion
Paris report notes American women including Mrs Charles Yerkes and Mrs John Mackay spend heavily on Paris dressmakers and jewelry. Major Williams says Americans invest in Paris stock, with 120000 visitors this year, many women, and annual expenditure near 100 million dollars on goods including lingerie.
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Paris
Charles Yerkes
John W. Mackay
Jetter
Rue de la Paix
Clarence Mackay
Astor
George Gould
United States Treasury
Major Williams
Wife stands by Watkins amid alleged crimes and travels
Maud G Shonfeld Watkins tells reporters she will not desert her husband Philip D Watkins amid accusations of forging papers and passing worthless checks. She recalls their whirlwind marriage after a Salt Lake City engagement and a life of travel from Ogden to San Francisco, Seattle, Billings, and Newcastle before his arrest. Authorities long suspected he posed as a Lawson relative during a spree of checks.
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Omaha
Philip D. Watkins
Maud G. Shonfeld
Maud Shonfeld
Salt Lake City
Utah
Union Pacific
Dr. Watkins
Montclair
N. J
Ogden
San Francisco
California
Alaska
Seattle
Billings
Mont
New York
Newcastle
Boston
Hous
Amesbury
Mass
Chicago
Watkins
Thomas W. Lawson
Copper King
Socialist Labor party names ticket for state office
The Socialist Labor Party opened its annual state convention at Paine Memorial Hall and nominated a full state ticket headed by Governor Michael T. Berry of Haverhill and Thomas F. Brennan of Salem as lieutenant governor. Delegates condemned the Socialist Democrats and discussed union issues, with Daniel De Leon present and plans for another convention session.
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Socialist Labor Party
Paine Memorial Hall
E.S. Mayo
Everett
Michael T. Berry
C. I. Mather
Brennan
Sweeney
French
Johnson
Cambridge
John Farrell
Lowell
Sam Ferguson
National Executive Committee
Berry
Knights of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Crane
Colling
Lynn
Daniel de Leon
New York
de Leon
Daily People
Thomas P. Curran
Providence
Mr. de Leon
John E. Henley
J. Huestis
Curran
State House
Tracy
Beacon Hill
Walker
State Committee
Ryan
Moitor de Leon
Rhode Island
James Connolly
Irish Socialist Republican Party
Faneuil Hall
Michael T. Barry
Manchester
Vermont
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Socialist Democrats
Carey
Haverhill
Terrence V. Powderly
Terry
Skeffington
Tobin
Eaton
Sargent
Boston Central Labor Union
Collins
Socialist Democratic Party
Lafayette
Christ
Carl Marx
Vinegar Hill
Limerick
House Barn And Stock Lost In Easton Fire
Fire destroyed the house and barn of Robert Birnie in North Easton this morning. Two horses and two cows perished in the blaze. The loss is estimated at 3500 dollars, with partial insurance.
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North Easton
Robert Birnie
President Roosevelt Pleases Burlington Crowds On Coastal Tour
The president travels by steam yacht to Shelburne Farms staying overnight after a large welcome at Thompson's Point. A 50 mile Wake Champlain sail, luncheon at Bluff Point, and a Burlington city tour accompany the Burlington division before resuming travel at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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Burlington
Shaw
Lake Champlain
Roosevelt
Elfreda
Shelburne Farms
W. Seward Webb
Thompson’s Point
Thompson's Point
Wake Champlain
Valcours
Joseph H. Sibley
Bluff Point
N. Y
Hotel Champlain
Fort Ethan Allen
Blacksmith Edmund G. Vail Nominated for Congress
Aug 31 Cleveland. Blacksmith Edmund G. Vail accepted a nomination for Congress after attempts to recruit a lawyer or preacher failed. At age 45 he works in the American Shipbuilding Company yards and had been a Nationalist party nominee in 18%. Mayor Johnson asserts firm convention control as Vail steps forward.
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Cleveland
Edmund G. Vail
Congress
Johnson
Tom I
Vaits
American Shipbuilding Company
Cleveland Shipbuilding Company
Hanna
Nationalist Party
Dennison Seeks Charlestown Victory In Three Ward Fight
The Charlestown battle for the 9th district centers on Joseph A. Dennison as he gains strength in Wards 3 5 and 4. Den nison aspires to carry Ward 4 and threaten a convention edge while Kelcher and Conry contend in Wards 7 9 and 1 2. The contest features party figures Lomasney Fitzgerald Corbett and O Brien with Dennison denying claims of inauthentic candidacy. Ward 4 becomes decisive as leaders predict a tight race ahead of caucuses.
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Ninth
Boston
Charlestown
Joseph A. Dennison
Bunker Hill
Dennison
Harvard
Heffelfinger
William E. Russells
Democratic Party
Conry
Keither
O'Brien
Kelcher
South End
Keliher
Ward
Lomasney
Fitzgerald
Ikxeliher
James Ponovan
Democratic
Patrick Maguire
Ward 8
O’brien
Corbett
Whelcher
Gardner Campaign Tale Of Delegates In Sixth District
A P Gardner presents a detailed public statement on his bid for the Republican nomination in the sixth district. He lists delegates against him and in his favor, notes a factional split among town chairmen, and describes building a youthful volunteer network and a district headquarters in Salem and Haverhill. He claims campaign rallies, Australian ballot calls, and defends against rumors of free beer funds while praising Shaw and outlining policy differences.
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A. P. Gardner
Congress
Gardner
Haverhill
Seae
Salma
Ori
Rela
Arona
Gloucester
Otal Ecole
Newburyport
Peabody
Marblehead
Denvers
Ceeseee
Pika Ceeres Vecchia Geen
Atpral
Wenham
Pmwich
West Mowouth
Ee Goeotechown Ccerer Vccceererssreresse
Wny
Salem
Gwentleman
Little
Gerdner
Morocco
St. John the Baptist Hall
Shaw
Farewell visit to father now facing death in Charlestown
John C. Best bade farewell to his father Thomas Best and two sisters as the elder Best prepared to face execution at Charlestown. Warden Bridges said the visit to murderers row was uneventful and Best remained silent on the crime. Thomas Best planned to return to Sackville, New Brunswick, with no decision yet on staying briefly in Boston.
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John C. Best
Thomas Best
Sackville
N. B
Mr. Best
Charlestown
Bridges
Best
Mr. Best, Sr
Boston
Italian King Leaves Berlin After Embraceful Farewell
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy began his journey home from Potsdam after a cordial parting with Emperor William. The scene at Wild Park Station was filled with cheers as Crown Prince Frederick William, Prince William Ebel-Frederick, and Count von Buelow watched the monarch wave from the carriage window.
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Potsdam
Prussia
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
William
Wild Park
Frederick Williams
William Ebel-Frederick
Count von Buelow
J. F. McCoy Coming Here After Brain Bullet Injury
James F. McCoy left Belleview Hospital in New York with a bullet imbedded in his brain. He traveled with P. J. Donahue to Massachusetts to stay at a seaside resort until ready to resume work. Once near death weeks ago, he now is as sound as before the three month hospital stay. The injury occurred during a New York raid on June 2, and despite weeks of unconsciousness physicians could not remove the bullet.
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James F. McCoy
Bellevue Hospital
New York
P. J. Donahue
Boston
Massachusetts
McCoy
Saxonia's Electrician Buried After Cunarder Died at Sea
John Leonard an electrician aboard the Cunarder Saxonia died last Wednesday as the ship neared Boston light. A Liverpool native age 29, he had been married 14 months. Funeral at Undertaker Brown's on Meridian Street with Rev Roberts officiating. Chief Engineer McFarlane, Third Officer Riley, four quartermasters, four firemen and four stewards attended. Burial at Fourth Section with Cunard crew presenting a five foot high anchor floral piece.
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John Leonard
Cunard
Saxonia
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Building Trades Council
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L. A. 9816
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Chickering
Frank Brown
Teamsters
James B. Johnston
K. of L
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John Kenney
B. T. C. Division
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Marshal Downing
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Abington
Fred A. Nagle
Spring
Charles Stoeber
Adams
John A. Henley
Cromers Peey College
Comers College
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Corner Beach
Philadelphia
Kreelans St
Cobb
Aldrich
Elty
Oxford
Mr. Webb
Proctor
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Brattleboro
Northfield
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Moody School
Mt. Hermon
Wee
Micael T. Berry
Gov. Reading
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Hamilton
King Victor
J. F. M’coy
Coming
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James F. Crowley
Edward C. Gold
Leopold Morse & Co
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Jordan Building
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L. Morse & Co
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