Callender Has No Opposition in City Nominations
Read at the Republican city committee HQs, papers show Callender unopposed for Senate and state committee in the seventh district. Ward 10 dominates this filing with eight House candidates and notable contests across Wards 5 6 9 and 21.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Republican City Committee
Ward 10
Ike Allen
Charles H. Innes
Edward B. Callender
Wilbur F. Adams
Miller
Callender
Charles 8. Clerke
Albert P. Poole
Daniel W. Lane
William H. Murphy
F. H. Briggs
Common Council
Robert Homans
Edwin A. Curtis
Messrs. E. N. Foss
Michael J. Murray
Horace G. Allen
Henry&. Dewey
George B. Pierce
Boston
Cambridge
Joseph W.W. Noble
George W. Bliss
Harwood, Palmar
Moses I. F. Reuben
Solomon Helpern
Henry C. Richardson
Charles 8
William HM. Bizwood, Jr
Isaac B. Allen
John P. Neth
Herman Hormel
James Lewis
Franklin L. Codman
Frederick W. Klemm
Richard F. Andrews
Warren F. Freeman
William H. Murphy, Jr
Gustavua J. Esselen
Ward M. Richardson
House OF Repentatives
Beverly's Owl Club Bans Mustaches Amid Political Pranks
Beverly's Owl Club, a 12 member group, votes to shave mustaches as its members prepare for political campaigns and a trip to New York. Rumors tie William A. Creesy and Charles H. Herrick to future offices while wives regret the facial hair purge and look to the club's bold record. The mustache ban shocks wives and sweethearts as the January plan aims for a clean upper lip by next Saturday night.
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Beverly’s Owl Club
Beverly
Owl Club
New York
Broadway
William A. Creesy
Charles H. Herrick
Charles W. Small
Cabot Street
Mr. Creesy
Frank I. Decker
Chester L. Pearson
Thomas J. Frasar
H. J. Houston
Ozra M. Feld
Fred S. Johnson
John
White
L. P. Stanton
Harry Pearson
Billy Buck Wins Big Stake at Narragansett Park
Roger Williams stake for 2:14 trotters headlines the third day of Narragansett Park racing. Billy Buck driven by B F Geers of Memphis wins the $10,000 purse in three straight heats, with 12,000 in attendance. Sadie Baron captures first heat of the 2:15 pace as Trilby Direct falters. Al Bock favored in the 2:08 pace sees Laconda gain in heat one then fade to 10th in heat two. Albert G leads in heat two and takes the final miles, while Dillon Boy wins the 2:18 trot in two straight.
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Providence
R. I
Roger Williams
Narragansett Park
Billy Buck
B. F. Geers
Memphis
Tenn
Sadie Baron
Albert G
Dillon Boy
Walthour Races MacLean At Revere Saturday
A championship showdown at the Revere cycle track features Bobby Walthour and Hugh MacLean. Both have defeated Champion this season alongside Caldwell. Walthour beat Caldwell Wednesday and seeks the top claim by victory, while MacLean argues that defeating Walthour and prior wins over the French rider bolster his championship claim when facing the same foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walthour
Maclean
Revere
Bobby Walthour
Hugh MacLean
Caldwell
Six entries finish at Sea Girt rifle meet amid foggy halt
At Sea Girt New Jersey a dense fog halted the interstate regimental and New Jersey national guard rifle matches. Only the Columbia trophy and 200 yard stage fired. several teams still competed for top spots while officials scheduled resume after 8 a.m. tomorrow.
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Sea Girt
N. J
New Jersey National Guard
New Jersey
District of Columbia
New York
Ohio
Maryland
United States Navy
Pennsylvania
Corps of Cadets of
Boston
Massachusetts
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Saekeawes Seeee
Ccss
Seeeveceveveces
Mihiness Pieeiaat Eet
Flattery B
Columbia
Marine Corps
Vermont
Myopia Club Horse Show Hosts Collier’s Foxhounds
Labor Day feature at Hamilton highlights Mr. P. F. Collier of New York bringing eight English foxhounds from the Monmouth county pack to face the Myopia hounds. Collier, from near Red Bank and Lakewood New Jersey, trains sport at Newport. Pack shows hunting form with master and whip while 160 horses enter multiple classes, with post entries noted.
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Hamilton
Labor Day
P. F. Collier
New York
Newport
R. L
Hanna At His Office Again
Senator Hanna appeared at his Cleveland office for a brief period today marking a slow recovery from illness. He remains weak with stomach trouble though improving and plans to campaign despite medical advice against continuing vigorous stump speeches.
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Cleveland, O
Hanna
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Meets in Annual Session
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows held its annual session at Odd Fellows Hall with 600 plus attendees. Over 259 new members were admitted, a new Rebekah Lodge was located in Brockton, and reports from grand officers showed prosperity. The session opened at 9 and adjourned at 6 after a 90 minute dinner break, with 9% visits totaling 10,108 miles.
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Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Brockton
Buchell
Rebekah
John A. Perkins
National Odd Fellows’ Sanitarium
Florida
St. Louis
Committee On Finance
Per
Chickering
Sumner P. Lawrence
Grand Lodge of
Massachusetts
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Crook Fights For Liberty On Howard Street Arrest
Two men clashed on Howard street in view of the theater as Patrolman C. C. Nickerson and prisoner John C. Clarke resisted capture. Special Officer Hayes aided, Clarke was overpowered and searched at the station where three pawn tickets listed items from New York. Clarke believed to be a Missouri outlaw linked to a dry goods theft and a prior boast of indorsing a bad check. Clarke photographed and measured then sent to court the next morning.
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Howard Street
C. C. Nickerson
Division 2
John C. Clarke
Missouri
Hayes
New York
Clarke
Gaskin
Nickerson
Watts
No Counsel in Listing Cases at Municipal Court
In a Municipal Court session two men arrested Wednesday on charges under a new listing law appeared without defense. Inspectors Armstrong and Pierce brought the cases, with no lawyers for either side present. John J. Collins of 60 Chambers street and John B. Donahue of 184 Sumner street East Boston pleaded not guilty. cases continued to September 9 with bail set at $500 each.
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Armstrong
Pierce
John J. Collins
Chambers Street
John B. Donahue
Sumner Street
Boston
Cambridge Non Partisan Rally Assails Registration Board
Senator Albert Apsey addressed the Ward 6 Cambridge Republican Club urging an energetic campaign this fall to keep the city in the Republican column. He criticized bi partisan boards of registrars, noting Democratic leanings and calling for naturalization and registration work. President Fred W. Dallinger urged club members to assist with registration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward 6
Republican Club
Cambridge
Albert & Apsey
Republican City Committee
Fred W. Dallinger
Ward 7
Apsey
Registrars of Voters
Dallinger
Posse Recaptures Escaped Prisoners Near Center Ossip
John Metross and Plummer Colby, fugitives from a local jail, were found at Colby’s father’s mountain hut eight miles from Center Ossipier. A gunfight ensued as deputies closed in. the pair escaped through a rear window into the woods. One shotgun left behind. both prisoners unarmed at time of escape. An arrest warrant was issued for Colby’s father and a woman. Another posse rode out to the scene as efforts continue to apprehend the fugitives before dawn.
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Centre
Metross
Colby
Helen Keller to start house keeping in her own home
Helen Keller, renowned as deaf, dumb and blind, will move to a Wrentham home after graduating from Radcliffe College next June. Miss Sullivan will accompany her, and Keller will manage housekeeping, entertaining, and daily tasks with lessons already given, including use of a typewriter and bicycle.
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Helen Keller
Wrentham
Radcliffe College
Miss Sullivan
Miss Keller
Casey
Mass
Keller Family Makes Village Home At Historic Blake House
Helen Keller and her family plan permanent residence in a village home once owned by the late Louisa Dean. The 70 year old house was built by Hon. Robert Blake before his death at sea, with a neighboring Blake house later built by Anson Blake, now shared with Margaret Bates of New York City.
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Louisa Dean
Robert Blake
Anson Blake
Margaret K. Bates
New York City
Hibernian Notes Parade and Addresses Across Massachusetts
A O H divisions in Marlboro plan a Labor Day parade with 2000 to 2500 in line as State officers attend. John A. Ryan, state president, will speak at Lenox September 9 opening fair and again September 10 to Division 1 Lee and September 11 to Division 5 Dalton.
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Marlboro
Division 15
Middlesex County
State Board of Officers
John A. Ryan
Lenox
Lee
Mass
Dalton
Rothschild Visits Manchester and Newport Before Washington
Robert Rothschild, son of English baron, has stayed with Mrs. Van Rensselaer Crosby in Manchester for several days. He will visit Cliff House Newport tomorrow then depart Boston September 13 for Washington to be hosted by diplomatic corps members. He is about 22, tall and light haired, and will attend Mrs. Ogden Goelet's ball for her daughter’s engagement to the Duke of Roxburghe.
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Manchester-By-The-Sea
Robert Rothschild
Baron Rothschild
England
van Rensselaer Crosby
Newport
Cliff House
Young Rothschild
Boston
Washington
Diplomatic Corps
Rothschild
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Gardner Bates
Cae
George H. Ingalls
James
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Nathaniel W. Ladd
Jerome A. Pett
John Cimberblatt
Richard B. Calaway
Ezra Sh
Frank B. Gaylord
Harry A. White
Albert Bendis
William Atwell
Guy J. Carroll
Frank E. Wells
van Courtlandt
Jacob E. Bacharach
William C. Gabel
Herbert D. Sterling
James H. Mugridge
Charles Hayward Seales
Charles H. Barker
Samuel R. Mirandi
George P. Bockford
J. Henry Smith
Richard H. Robinson
Walter FE. Henderson
William FE. Hannan
George F. Jordan
Henry N. Locklin
W. D. Wheeler
James H. Wolff
Golden Owl
Charles W. Smalms
OWL Club OF
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Nature
Smith's
Rockland
Etta Jones
Milton, N. H
Myopia Club Horse Show
Grand Lodge
Fitchburg
George H. Fuller
Napoleon B. Dana
Somerville
Chelsea
J. Lawrence Martin
Newell D. Johnson
Waltham
Charles N. Buchell
New Bedford
William H. Ralph
Charles C. Fuller
Worcester
Elwin J. Sawyer
Gardner
Grand Guardian
William F. Dusseault
Hyde Park
George Woolley
Grand Herald
William M. Webber
Jay W. Nickels
Springfield
Crook
Liberty
Howard St
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Europe
New Hampshire
Post
Sylvan
Wrentham Estate
Hibernian
Manchester
Baron Guest
Mrs. S. V. R. Crosby
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