Boston Public Schools Open September Fourteenth
The Boston public schools will open on Wednesday September 14. Entrance examinations are scheduled for Normal School on September 14 15 at 9 a m in the Normal School hall at Dartmouth and Appleton streets with attendance required both days. High schools hold exams on September 14 in their respective buildings covering English geography United States history and government arithmetic and bookkeeping Latin schools test on September 14 with boys at Warren avenue and girls at West Newton street. Admission requires seventh grade equivalence. applicants must bring a good moral character certificate and vaccination certificate if not previously in public school.
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Boston
Normal School
Dartmouth and
Appleton Streets
United States
Warren Avenue
West Newton Street
Princess Charlotte Advocates Polygamy Draws Berlin Stir
Berlin reports a sensational pamphlet signed C. M. by Princess Charlotte of Meiningen urging polygamy to protect wives and children and curb divorce. The Kaiser and court circles react with fury while critics note biblical examples. The princess, famed as the Kaiser’s witty sister, becomes the center of the controversy.
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Charlotte of
Meiningen
Kaiser William
Berlin
C. M
Abraham
Jacob
David
Israel
Charlotte
Dunellen Maids Rally Against Soda-Loving Bachelor Hunters
In Dunellen New Jersey a wave of rebellious maidens laments scarce marriageable men. They demand deeper courtships than five cent sodas and appeal for out of town suitors offering farms houses or cattle ranches to relocate the eligible bachelors.
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Dunellen
N. J. Dunellen
New Jersey Central Railroad
New York
West
Moore Charged With Perjury In Somerville Bond Case
Charles M. Moore of 27 Burnside Avenue Somerville was arrested yesterday on a perjury charge. He allegedly signed a bondsman agreement on August 4 for Andrew A. Meyer to release an attachment by A. M. Richards Building Co of Charlestown. Two other arrests cited. Moore held in $2000 until September 13.
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Charles M. Moore
Burnside Avenue
Somerville
Andrew A. Meyer
A. M. Richards Building Company
Charlestown
Bolster Moore
Real estate values rise in Cook County 1904 assessments
Cook county's real estate for taxing purposes is valued at 1 574 952 700 under the 1904 assessments, with about 1 2 percent tax. The total shows an increase of 7 117 025 from last year, while Chicago's share reaches 1 456 647 785, up 10 000 000.
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Boston
Chicago
Cook County
Board of Review
Aristo Crat Short Cigar Boxes at Low Price
Cuba Big Brother Cigarros filled with Havana tobacco offer high aroma and taste. Boxes of five sell for 10 cents each. Estabrook and Eaton serve as selling agents and promote value.
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Cuba
Havana
Nomination Papers Out for Democratic and Republican Primaries
Democratic and Republican state primary nomination papers were issued yesterday with filing windows set. Democrats plan to file from 6 pm today to next Wednesday at 9 am, while Republicans extend to Saturday at 9 am. Rumors place McClellan not filing in the Ninth District and Cook filing for the Eleventh District for W W Davis. Foss plans to run again in the Eleventh District.
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William F. McClellan
East Boston
John A. Kelcher
Cook
Ward 21
W. W. Davis
Eugene N. Foss
Towne and Dowling to Have Reception Tonight
President William T. A. Fitzgerald of the Democratic city committee in New York yesterday met Senator Charles A. Towne and the Hon. Victor J. Dowling who are to speak at Nantasket on Saturday. A delegation of the Boston Democracy will meet them at South station tonight and a reception awaits their arrival.
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William T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
New York
Charles A. Towne
Victor J. Dowling
Nantasket
South Station
Boston Democracy
Nathaniel Gordon Gives $10,000 to Local Church
Exeter New Hampshire reports Nathaniel Gordon of Exeter has donated ten thousand dollars to the Phillips Congregational Church. Gordon is noted for prior gifts to Dartmouth College and Phillips Exeter Academy and for supporting a theological seminary in China.
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Nathaniel Gordon
Exeter
N. H
Phillips Congregational Church
Place
Gordon
Dartmouth College
Phillips Exeter Academy
China
British chase of Russian ships fails
The Cape of Good Hope squadron fails to contact the Russian cruisers Smolensk and St Petersburg by wireless. Rear Admiral Durnford reports no sightings or messages, while British ships hunt near Mauritius, Cape Verde, and the African coast, fearing Japanese lures and speed gaps.
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London
Cape of Good Hope
Smolensk
8&J. Petersburg
Admiralty
Durnford
St. Petersburg
Manders
Mauritius
Crescent
Forte
Pearl
Cape Town
Japanese forces press toward Tatszo with high casualties reported
Tokyo reports dawn action as the Japanese push toward Tatszo and engage near Heiyingtat. Official tallies estimate Japanese losses since August 29 at 10,000.
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Tokio
Tatzsho
Heiyingtat
Mine destroys Russian steamer at Port Arthur
A Russian steamer clearing the Port Arthur channel struck a mine and was destroyed on Wednesday, according to reports from Tokio. The incident follows other wartime activity in the region.
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Tokio
Port Arthur
Unique union-made menswear ahead of parade in New England
The store markets itself as the only New England shop selling exclusively union-made clothing for men. It promotes Morse-Made suits from 10 to 25 dollars with options in black, smooth or rough surface, single or double breasted, plus Prince Albert coats and vests ranging 15 to 25 dollars.
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New England
Prince Albert
The Best 3 50 Shoe Outshines Morse's Superior $8
Consumers are told the best $3.50 shoe is no better than Morse's Superior $8 with all-leather construction and the newest styles.
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Morse
Hats Line Adds Four-Dollar Style For Season
The store introduces a new collection with hats priced at four dollars each. Limited quantities, bold colors, and sporty designs aim to attract trend seekers and casual shoppers alike.
Labor Parade Marshals Set Headquarters and Route
Jeremiah J. Donovan leads Building Trades Council with HQ at Dartmouth and Newbury. parade forms on Newbury Street with right on Dartmouth. John Stephens heads Knights of Labor with HQ at Dartmouth and Newbury. divisions form on Newbury with right on Dartmouth. Frank H. McCarthy to HQ at Copley Square 8 45. Philip H. Sweet directs Central Labor Union from Dartmouth and Boylston, forming on Boylston by Public Library.
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Jeremiah J. Donovan
Building Trades Council Division
Dartmouth and
Newbury Streets
Building Trades Council
Newbury Street
Dartmouth Street
Arlington Street
John Stephens
Knights of Labor District Assembly
Knights of Labor
Beacon
Dartmouth Streets
Frank H. McCarthy
Copley Square
Central Labor Union
Philip H. Sweet
Dartmouth
Boylston Streets
Central Labor Union Division
Boylston Street
Public Library
Berkeley Street
Saved Sailor From Drowning Rescued by Police Offi cers
Special Officer Johnson and Patrolman Hurley of Division 2 saved seaman Thomas Smith from drowning after he fell from a Metropolitan liner at Long Wharf. He struck his head on the wharf, then fought to reach a wharf pile and was pulled from the water. He was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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Johnson
Hurley
Division 2
Thomas Smith
Smith
Long Wharf
Teamsters Plan Special Meeting Over Youlden Smith Hopkins Strike
Team Drivers District Council to meet tomorrow night to discuss the strike action at Youlden Smith Hopkins. Several union drivers from other firms began striking yesterday when asked to cover the firm’s business.
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Youlden
Smith & Hopkins
Cashman Kelley Wedding at St Peter's Dorchester
Miss Katherine Kelley of Boston and Thomas Cashman of Boston were wed last evening at St Peter's rectory Meet ing House Hill Dorchester The ceremony was led by Rev Father Blunt with Elizabeth Kelley as bridesmaid and Joseph Redmond as best man A reception followed at 2 Arcadia Street Dorchester
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St. Peter’s Rectory
Meeting House Hill
Dorchester
Katherine Kelley
Boston
Thomas Cashman
Amesbury
Elizabeth Kelley
Joseph Redmond
Father Blunt
St. Peter's
Arcadia Street
Odd Fellows Convention Sets Home Tax for Inmates
At the Massachusetts Grand Lodge meeting held at 515 Tremont Street officers were elected and inmates at the Odd Fellows home will pay an additional 2 dollars per week per inmate beyond the general home tax. The report shows 242 subordinate lodges and 163 Rebekah lodges in good standing with 54 893 subordinate members as of July 1, a gain of nearly 1000. Finances include receipts of 532 716 53 and relief payments of 225 903 34 with investments totaling 2 116 501 30.
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Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Massachusetts
Tremont Street
Perkins
Rebekah
George H. Fuller
Boston
Napoleon B. Dana
Somerville
John Belcher
Randolph
John A. Perkins
Chelsea
J. Lawrence Martin
Melrose
Charles N. Buchell
New Bedford
Sumner P. Lawrence
Fitchburg
Willam H. Ralph
Willis P. Rowell
Worcester
George L. Marshall
Grand Guardian
William F. Dusseault
Hyde Park
William C. Collett
Grand Herald
William M. Webber
Jay W. Nickels
Springfield
Plunged from House Top Leaves Boy in Critical Condition
A 15 year old boy, William Hillier of 3 Union Street Cambridge, fell from a house top yesterday. He suffered a fractured skull and his condition was described as critical. His mother was in the yard at the time and found him at her feet.
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William Hillier
Union Street
Cambridge
Hillier
Girl in Anger Hid Week Behind Big Organ
Daisy Ness of Dallastown was found after seven days in the sitting room crouched behind an organ at her parents’ home in York. The 17 year old girl appeared emaciated from starvation as she sought to test her family's reaction to her home life.
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York
Penn
Daisy Ness
Dallastown
Cullen Takes Parker's Place Chief Judge of Appeals
Judge Edgar M. Cullen of Brooklyn was named chief judge of the Court of Appeals by Governor Odell, succeeding Judge Alton B. Parker who resigned. Cullen, born December 4, 1843, served in the Civil War, practiced law from 1867, and held multiple legal and military posts including brigadier general on Governor Tilden's staff. He was elected Supreme Court justice in 1880 and re-elected in 1894.
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New York
Edgar M. Cullen
Brooklyn
Court of Appeals
Odell
Alton B. Parker
Cullen
United States Infantry
Ninety-sixth
New York Volunteer Infantry
Tilden
Supreme Court
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