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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1903

Page

1

Swallow Leads Swallow for Republican Mayoralnomination

Former Charlestown resident George N. Swallow, now Ward 11, prepares to announce his candidacy for the Republican mayoralty nomination amid a crowded field led by Michael J. Murray. Party leaders and ward organizations in Charlestown Dorchester South Boston rally to Swallow while Dewey rumors swirl, though Dewey may stay out.

George’n. Swallow Charlestown Ward 11 Chickering George N. Swallow

Champion Sets World Record Mile at Charles River Park Meet

Albert Champion rode a mile in 56 seconds on a motor bicycle at the Harry D. Elkes memorial meet in Charles River Park, a record for the distance with damp track conditions limiting further speed. The event drew about 2000 spectators, with proceeds to fund a monument for Harry D. Elkes in Giens Falls, N.Y. Other races included a five-mile open won by Vic Lawson and a half-mile open won by Marcus Hurley, while a paced ten-mile race saw Moran defeat Munroe after an accident.

Harry D. Elkes Charles River Park Albert Champion Champion Smalf Giens Falls N. Y P. O. Sheehan Charles C. Williams Brighton Myra Andrews Cambridge Vic Lawson J. A. McNeil D. Connelly Harvey Giles Fred St. Onge Fred Kent Kent St. Onge Marcus Hurley Bill Potter Pat Logan Memorial Munroe Butler Moran Thompson Tenzler Post Aubert

Judge Dewey Denies Involvement In Mayoral Bid

Judge Henry S. Dewey, staying at the Waumbeck House in Jefferson New Hampshire, says he knows nothing of a supposed meeting on School Street Law Office and will not seek the Republican mayoralty nomination or enter any contest. He insists no one consulted him and no one authorized use of his name, refuting a recently published story about friends seeking his nomination. The report gave no names tied to the alleged secret gathering.

Swallow Michael J. Murray Murray Thomas N. Hart Dewey The Post Hart Judge Dewey New Hampshire Charlestown Ward 11 South Boston Dorchester Alpheus Sanford Henry S. Dewey the Post Waumbeck House Jefferson N. H Huntington Avenue Boston Jimmy Collins Philadelphias Cy Young Young Collins Stahl Schreckengost Ferris Murphy Parent Monte Cross Criger Hartsel Love Cross Athletics Pickering M. Cross Cross Dougherty Seybold Hoffman Freeman Lachance Shhreckengost

License Denied Norton Livery License in Cambridge

The Cambridge Board of Health denied Fred D. Norton the license to operate the University stables on Brattle Street. A hearing a week ago featured a Mayor McNamee representative as the main remonstrant. Norton plans to appeal to the courts after the board's advisement.

Norton Cambridge Cambridge Board of Health Fred D. Norton University Brattle Street McNamee

Boston & Worcester trolley special to Worcester fair

Special rates apply from all points to Worcester fair grounds on September 7 8 and 9 including admission. Father John's medicine claimed to cure asthma in advertisements.

Worcester Father John

For Sale 2000 Horseshoes by JAM Shak & CO Boston

For sale 2000 horseshoes offered by JAM Shak and Company located at 1019 Tremont Building Boston. This brief notice lists the item and vendor with address for purchase inquiries.

Mergenthaler Basket JAM Shak & CO Tremont Bldg Boston

Fair Warmer Forecast for Boston and New England

Forecast says fair weather with rising temperatures in Boston and vicinity on Friday, followed by fair conditions Saturday and cooler air. South winds will be light to fresh, shifting to the west by Saturday, with New England also expecting similar conditions including cooler temperatures on Saturday.

Boston Washington New England Maine

South End Mob Tries to Rescue Prisoner in Franklin Square

A disorderly scene in Franklin square ended with Stephen A. Swain arrested after a clash with Patrolmen Murphy Hazlett Hickey and Reserve Officer Morse. Swain struck Morse, broke a pint flask, and fought while 200 residents and onlookers protested. Officers subdued him and prepared to transport him when reinforcements arrived.

South End Mob Franklin Square Stephen A. Swain Columbus Avenue Murphy, Hazlett Hickey Morse Swain Box 41

Mystery Woman Found Unconscious in Boat Near Bonanza

An unnamed young woman was found unconscious in a boat tied to the three masted schooner Bonanza off Central wharf near Pocahontas Coal Company yards. She refused to identify herself, claimed to live in North Adams, and provided few facts as police and doctors sought clues.

Bonanza Central Wharf Pocahontas Coal Company William Courtnay John Willings North Adams Post North End Senor

Man Found Dead on Wharf Identified by Pension Voucher

Patrolman French of Station 1 found a man dead on the south side of Commer 7 wharf about 6:30 last night. A pension voucher bearing the name Winfred Chase was found. he had been staying at 234 Commercial Street under the alias Reade. Death attributed to natural causes.

French Station 1 Commer 7 Wharf Winfred Chase Commercial Street Reade

Lipton Almost Glad Though Defeated

Sir Thomas Lipton expressed mixed feelings after the Shamrock III defeat, praising American generosity and outlining plans to return to England with his crew. He noted possible sailings to New York events, meetings about the Shamrocks, and a focus on future engagements as the cup stays in America.

Navelink N. J Erin Sir Thomas Lipton America Sir Thomas England New York Mr. Woodruff Brooklyn

Reliance Wins Third Race Secures America Cup in Fog

In dense fog off New York the Reliance, defending the America’s Cup, won the final race to take the series. Shamrock III failed to finish after misreading the line, while the crowd cheered the Yankee boat as it surged through mist to victory. The finish capped a dramatic day on the 30 mile course with a wind shift and spectators watching the fleet.

New York Shamrock III Reliance Thomas Lipton Bie Reliance

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