Jamaica Plain Hero Identified After Pond Tragedy
The man who died at Jamaica Pond while attempting to rescue Mrs Catherine Hogarty was identified as Bernard a lodger at 81 Worcester Street The medical examiner believes Williams Barton the name on a card is his right name An identity tie includes a receipt to William Barton 81 Worcester Street and a Maple Farm Shrewsbury view postal card Mrs York and her daughter identified the body at the City Hospital morgue
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Catherine Hogarty
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William Barton
F. G. York
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Alfred Naylor
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Frightful Danger in Roosevelt Country
A historical note quotes William Barnes Jr describing a recent attack on the Supreme Court as a calculated, passion-rousing appeal. The statement portrays the act as driven by a deliberate purpose and warns of political manipulation.
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Barnes attacks party split over convention fight in Saratoga
William Barnes Jr Republican State committeeman warns of hysteria nationwide and says the Saratoga convention will decide if the party fights the disease or succumbs to politicians seeking temporary acclaim.
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William Barnes, Jr
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Barnes Names Sherman for Temporary Chairman at New York Convention
The Republican State committee member Timothy L. Barnes proposes Vice-President James Sherman as temporary chairman of the New York convention in Saratoga on September 27. Barnes criticizes direct nominations and warns the party must uphold its conservative principles to avoid political agitation harming business and the state.
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Mr. Barnes
State Committee
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Sherman
Taft
Roosevelt
Timothy L. Woodruff
Albany
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Saratoga
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Republicans Seek Industrial Peace After Saratoga Meeting
The text notes a rift with President Roosevelt and a critique of his West addresses. It reports that Republican leaders Lloyd Griscom and Barnes left Saratoga for Fairfield, Conn., signaling a lull until Labor Day, with plans to resume organizing for primaries on their return Tuesday.
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Saratoga
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Winslow’s Bell Loaned to Charlestown S W V Winslow Camp
The Ensign Worth Bagley Camp welcomes a Navy loan of the U S S Winslow watch bell tied to Ensign Worth Bagley’s fatal WW I era wound. Rival camps sought the bell. Congress member Kelcher secured the loan, acknowledging its historic value and the government’s loan practice.
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Worth Bagley camps across four states
Worth Bagley camps detail four locations in the west and midwest and east regions including Ohio Minnesota California and Massachusetts highlighting the spread of a campaign or movement with named sites.
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Correction of Teet Ordered to Pay Woman claim
A Cambridge Superior Court ruling correcting a 1910 Post report holds Stella B. Leet was lawfully married to Eugene F. Leet in New York. The court ordered Leet to pay arrears to his wife, payable by Sept 7, 1910, and found previous statements inaccurate.
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Curley Addresses Rally in Roxbury Ward
James M. Curley, Democratic candidate for the tenth district, spoke to a large Roxbury crowd at Vine Street Church last night. He portrayed himself as a plain man of the people and attacked his opponents Congressman O Connell and McNary.
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Vine Street
Roxbury
Curley
O'Connell
McNary
Wanderers win Anglo-American cup as polo season ends
The Point Judith Polo Club season closed at Narragansett Pier Rhode Island with the Wanderers awarded the Anglo-American cup by default over Point Judith. Four individual cups were also given to Wanderers members.
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Wholesome Tonite Horsford’s Acid Phosphate Reliefs Exhaustion
An old advert claims Horsford's Acid Phosphate quickly relieves exhaustion from overwork or insomnia. The tonic marketed as a restorative uses positive language to imply rapid energy return and improved sleep.
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