Fredericks Withdraws From Race for Supreme Court Clerk
Walter Fredericks of Suffolk district Supreme Court may quit the clerkship race to seek the assistant clerk post under Clerk Noble. Judges reportedly willing to appoint him if he withdraws, with the Democratic field led by Daniel V. McIsaac and John F. Cronin. The Wonderland at Revere Beach finale, Alice in Wonderland, delights all ages aboard the Annette Keller Mann with Louise Osgood as Alice and a polished cast. three week run ends season at the park.
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Supreme Court
Suffolk
Fredericks
Noble
Daniel V. McIsaac
John F. Cronin
Ward
Cronin
Wonderland
Revere Beach
Alice
Annette Kellermann
Louise Osgood
Mabel Crane
Losses in gale hit British seas rough shipping disaster
A violent gale swept Great Britain with many ships lost. The sailing ship Amazon ran ashore near Port Talbot Wales and twenty seven crew members drowned, according to reports.
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London
Great Britain
Amazon
Port Talbot
Wales
Japanese Exposition Postponed to 1917
Tokyo dispatch reports the postponement of the planned Japanese international exposition from 1912 to 1917 as officially announced.
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Tokio
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Global Medicine
An advertisement extols Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as absolutely pure and unadulterated. It claims medical benefits as a tonic and liquid food, cites a New York doctor, and offers $1.00 bottles with free advice from the Rochester company. Beware of imitations.
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New York
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rochester
Bryan Arrives in Grand Forks for North Dakota Campaign
William J. Bryan accompanied by Governor Burke and a large Grand Forks reception committee arrived from Fargo. He shook hands with hundreds during stops en route and spoke in Hillsboro about bank deposits and Tafts warnings. He addressed a huge crowd at the station and city hotel before departing for Sioux City.
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N. D
Burke
William J. Bryan
Fargo
Hillsboro
Bryan
Republican Party
Taft
Sioux City
Burke & Co. Three Day Reduction Sale in Boston
Burke & Co at 18 School Street announces a three day sale with prices cut from 2 to 40 percent. The firm, famed for quality, offers a large stock of imported Scotches and worsteds for summer and winter wear with nothing reserved. On Friday night any unsold items revert to former prices.
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Burke & Co
School Street
Boston
Biggest Voting List in Years at Police HQ
Supplementary listing of male residents at police headquarters closed at midnight with a total of 202 565, the largest in four years. 1300 names added yesterday, final counts to be determined by registrars at the Old Courthouse, and the overall number will exceed last year’s.
Van Camp's Milk Promises Pure Germless Dairy Innovation
An advertisement advocates Van Camp's Milk as a sterilized germless alternative to raw milk, claiming eradication of tuberculosis and other infections. It touts full milk content, no additives, and cost savings, urging readers to switch and request a cook book while highlighting strong health claims and household convenience.
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van Camp
van Camp’s
Fist fight over paper filing disrupts city election meeting
The Curleys clashed as their lieutenants fought inside a room while police separated them. Secretary MacDonald declared Thomas Curley’s delegation first, with ballots opening Thursday. The scene also noted a Berlin autumn review with American observers including Senator Nelson Aldrich.
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James
Thomas Curley
James Mellen
Charlestown
Thomas
MacDonald
Mellen
Fitzgerald
McMahon
Joyce
Daniel MacDonald
Governor Guild Is Home Again
Governor Guild has recovered well from an appendicitis operation and returned to his Marlboro street home after daily improvements at Charlesgate Hospital. Doctors expect his health to improve further, though he will not resume duties at the State House soon.
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Governor Guild
Marlboro Street
Charlesgate Hospital
Guild
State House
NAPHTI "PP. G" Promotes Soap Bubbles and Clean Kitchen
A fragmentary local item notes Naphti PP. G boasting about making items white as snow with soapsuds and steam. The phrase four and twenty hours suggests a lengthy cleaning claim or slogan for a soap product.
Notable deaths and sentences in early September reports
General John W. Claus, 71, prominent Civil War veteran, dies at St. Luke's Hospital New York. John Czolgosz, brother of McKinley’s assassin, sentenced to three months in the workhouse at Sharon. Wilbur Wright conducts a two hour endurance test in Le Mans, noting engine heating and shifting to Bollee motor experiments.
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John W. Claus
St. Luke’s Hospital
Sharon
Penn
John Czolgosz
McKinley
LE Mans
Wilbur Wright
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