Death by Own Action Shocks Haverrill Shoe Leader
Haverrill reports the suicide of Frank A. Goodell a 36 year old prominent shoe manfacturer found in his Washington street office. He left home yesterday saying he had writing to do and is believed to have shot himself around noon. His death leaves no known reason.
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Dr. Liverpool
Tremont Street
Liverpool
Boston
Bright
Haverhill
Frank A. Goodell
Havverhill
Washington Street
Hiram S$. Goodell
Goodell
Apollo Gardens Crowded for Hebrew Benevolent Outing
The second annual picnic under the Hebrew Benevolent Association of Roxbury filled Apollo Gardens from morning to night. President Jacob Slosberg and aides D. M. Blume and M. Rosenbaum oversaw the crowd as families enjoyed swings and dancing, with an orchestra and affordable food. Tickets brought in over $200, though athletic events failed to draw athletes.
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Hebrew Benevolent Association of
Roxbury
Apollo Gardens
Jacob Slosberg
Asseoetation
D. M. Blume
M. Rosenbaum
Slosberg
Ickets
Feeney Not Seeking Governor Nomination Says Moran Plan Backfires
John B. Moran pushes a Democratic convention bid with May or Feeney of Woburn as a possible governor candidate. Feeney denies any nomination intent, says he would not consent, and notes he seeks re election as mayor. Woburn Democrats prefer Feeney’s return.
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Feeney
John B. Moran
Moran
Mayoreeney
Woburn
Rosston
Miss Ida Munsey at Cambridge Hospital Recovering
Miss Ida I Munsey aged 25 is in Cambridge Hospital after attempting suicide with carbolic acid on Sunday. She is expected to recover.
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Ida ‘I’. Munsey
Cambridge Hospital
Equally Like Vels Naptha Soap Profit Disparity
A historical note states the customer’s profit equals fifty times the grocer’s, comparing a soap product to Vels Naptha and implying a large margin difference. The line underscores how consumer gains can far exceed retailer earnings in a basic commodity trade.
Prohibition Party Nominates Ticket at Tremont Temple
In Boston at Chipman Hall Tremont Temple the Prohibitionists named a state ticket led by Gov. candidate William H. Partridge of Newton and Lt Gov candidate Oliver Cobb of Easthampton. The convention adopted a platform condemning liquor traffic and criticized the Republican party while praising Prohibition goals.
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Massachusetts
Chipman Hall
Tremont Temple
Thompson
Republican Party
Harvard
Institute of Technology
Willard O. Wyle
Beverly
Prohibition State Committee
G. H. Cheney
Clinton
Mr. Wylle
Ugner Trust
Boston
Church
Joseph N. Thompson
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury Prohibitory Alliance Quartet
W. F. Taylor
Lawrence
Benjamin A. Johnson
Watertown
A. Burt
New Bedford
C. I.' Weed
Pittsfield
W. B. Hatch
Abington
G. W. Dyer
Weymouth
Quincey Adams
Townsend
George & Cheever
Worcester
John E. Fletcher
Somerville
Leonard Thompson
Wingham
G. II
Cheney
Buckland
HH. N. Penfield
Springfield
C. W. Cobb
Fasthampton
A. E. Joslin
Melrose
W. F. Merrill
Malden
Allen Coffin
Nantucket
I. BE
Doran
Brookline
Joshua R. Bartlett
Brockton
H. B. Griffin
Winthrop
A. H. Tompkins
Herbert S. Morley
Baldwinsville
William W. Nash
Oaee
Coal Trust
Trust
Roosevelt
18Th Congressional District
Bristol County
Michigan
John B. Lewis
Reading
Alvah HH. Morrill
Sheriff Pearson
Portland
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard College
Britton
William H. Partridge
Newton
Prohibition Party
Tancoln
Oliver W. Cobb
Prohibition party and liquor reform at Massachusetts convention
At a New England convention J M Fisher mocked party lines with a coffin emblem remark while Allen Coffin of Nantucket was proposed for Attorney General. Resolutions denounce licensed liquor traffic as corrupt and demand abolition by state action, urging citizens to sever party ties and mass against the liquor power with God’s favor.
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J. M. Fisher
Attleboro
Prohibition Party
Thompson
Fisher
Allen Coffin
Nantucket
Committee On Resolutions
Massachusetts
Prohibition Banquet Highlights Party Leaderless Debate
About 200 attended Lori mer Hall for a prohibition banquet. Oliver W. Stewart of Chicago delivered the principal address, arguing the Democratic party lacks leadership and a clear issue while criticizing Bryan and Cleveland. He claimed the Republicans seize on issues but pursue self interest, urging a revised tariff approach.
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Lorimer Hall
Oliver W. Stewart
Chicago
Fred B. Britton
Michigan
Joseph H. Thompson
Jamaica Plain
John B. Lewis
Reading
William H. Partridge
Newton
Willard C. Wiile
Beverly
Pr. Cobb
Easthampton
H. B. Metcalf
Rhode Island
Dr. Cobb
National Committee
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Congress
Republican Party
United States
Rosenthal Arrest Reported in Dorchester Robbery Case
Samuel Rosenthal, 28, was arrested yesterday afternoon on suspicion of being the man seen with Joseph Baum of New York, believed to have assisted in the hold up and robbery of Joseph T. Gallagher of Dorchester. This morning three businessmen will visit the police to aid identification.
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Samuel Rosenthal
Joseph Baum
New York
Joseph T. Gallagher
Dorchester
Rosenthal
Roosevelt tours Vermont on Labor Day stops
President Roosevelt, after a 36 hour stay with Shaw and Dr. Webb at Lake Champlain, visits Burlington and Rutland on Labor Day. He praises Vermont workers, recalls Adams and Monroe Doctrine, and urges deeds to back words. He notes naval strength and civil unity among workers and capitalists.
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Rutland
Roosevelt
Lake Champlain
Treasury
Shaw
W. Seward Webb
New England
Burlington
Green Mount Cemetery
Ethan Allen
Battery Park
Secretary of the Treasury
Vergennes
Vermont
Brandon
Proctor
Redfield Proctor
Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Roosevelt in Vermont Brattleboro Move Inspires Crowds
President Roosevelt completed a Vermont tour ending in Brattleboro and Northfield where large crowds welcomed him. He attended Moody Memorial events, spoke at Northfield Auditorium, and voiced a call for virtue and law to curb large scale wickedness in business and politics.
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Northfield
Roosevelt
Vermont
Brattleboro
New England
Massachusetts
William R. Moody
Dwight L. Moody
Round Top
Mr. Moody
W. R. Moody
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston
Moody Memorial Chapel
Hotel Northfield
Senator Lodge
Congressman Gillett
Grand Army Post
President visits Bellows Falls Labor Day rally
The President arrived in Bellows Falls Vermont at 2 40 p m with Governor Stickney and Congressman Haskins. He spoke to labor organizations praising organized labor and left for Brattleboro at 3 2. In Ludlow near Governor Stickney the President gave a brief address. Ira W Gale, a voter for Harrison, joined in greetings.
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Bellows Falls
Stickney
Haskins
Brattleboro
Ludlow
Ira W. Gale
William Henry Harrison
No Justice Plea for Knox Supreme Bench Appointment
East Northfield Sept 1 The President states no consideration or plan exists to appoint Attorney General Knox to a Supreme bench justiceship. The published statement is not supported and the administration does not contemplate such a move.
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East Northfield
Knox
Supreme Bench
Brother With Miss Young In Halifax After Train Accident
William H. Young, brother of Miss A. M. Young of Boston, rushed to Halifax after receiving news of an accident where his sister fell from a train. He traveled to be with her as officials investigate circumstances of the incident.
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William H. Young
A. M. Young
Boston
Halifax
That City
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David Morrison
Beef Trust
J. H. Thompson
Fred E.britton
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Baum
Edgarmaker
Aub Gore
U. S. Casualty Co
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Tom Tser
Dental Science Co
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King Dental PA
Avon Street
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Crosby's
Oxford
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C. E. Davis Optical CO
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