McNary Sees Vigorous Democratic Campaign Ahead
Democratic State chairman William S McNary declares the party is organized and ready for an active fall campaign. He praises the Quincy nomination as unifying, notes Bradford’s likely bid and expects strong urban support boosting Boston mayoral prospects under General P A Collins.
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Nunez May Be Called as Witness in Schley Case
Washington reports that Nunez the Spanish pilot who guided Admiral Cervera’s squadron from Santiago Bay may be summoned as a witness. The Navy Department plans to grant Schley’s request to call witnesses promptly for counsel conferences.
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Chicago & Northwestern Announces California Train Rates
The Chicago & Northwestern Railway advertises a round trip from Chicago to San Francisco from $50 with Sept 19 and 27 dates and a $60 option with a November 15 return. It promises three fast trains daily and cor responding low East rates. Contact 868 Washington Street Chicago.
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Postoffice Clerks Seek Pay Increases In Milwaukee
The National United Postoffice Clerks Association adopted a committee report on the classification bill. It calls for minimum clerk salaries of 600 and maximum 1200 in first and second class offices with 100 yearly increases to 1400. It also asks that bill clerks start at 60 with yearly raises of 100 to 1000, covering all clerks below chief clerks.
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All-Expenses Tours to Buffalo Pan-American Exposition
All expenses tours to the Pan-American Exposition with travel only tickets at low rates. Choose Hudson River Niagara Falls Thousand Islands St Lawrence River Montreal Quebec White Mountains and more. Simmons and Marsters agents 290 Washington Street Boston.
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Warm welcome to Scalabrini arrives in Boston
The Right Rev. John Baptist Scalabrini superior of the Italian St. Charles mission churches in the Americas arrived in Boston from New Haven at 7 o clock. He was met at Back Bay by about 3500 Italian district residents led by the Roma Band and hosted at the Church of St. Charles North Square by Father James. Wax candles accompany the welcome.
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Scalabrini Receives Warm Boston Welcome at Italian Church
Rt. Rev. John B. Scalabrini was welcomed by Italians in Boston with a luminous ceremony. The packed church heard the choir perform Ho gannas as Scalabrini gave his benediction. Delegates from St. Mark's Conference joined the procession. He stays a week, visiting St. John's Seminary on Monday and Orient Heights for confirmation on Tuesday.
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Worcester singer marries wealthy politician in Indianapolis
A Worcester girl and noted singer in the Worcester musical festival is reported to have married Orlando Bailey, a prominent Indianapolis attorney and former state senator. The union ties a renowned local figure to a powerful political family.
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Theatre Notes Span Openings and Cast in Boston
Alfred Klein to play Le Blanc in Evangeline at the Columbia on Sept 14. Helen Lord to star in Misa Simplicity at Tremont with Frank Daniels. Amelia Bingham opens The Climbers at Colonial Sept 16. Hope Booth arrives to rehearse Evangeline at the Columbia. Violet Hilson reengaged for Peck’s ad Boy and to tour under George W Heath. Champagne Coarney comes to the Museum Sept 16 with Peter F Dailey and Christie MacDonald. The Christian boosts opening night at Idoston and continues next week. The Bonnie Brier Bush second week at Tremont stars J H Stoddart. The Penitent opens at Park Sept 9 with Edgar L Davenport. John Mason opens The Altar of Friendship in Syracuse, then stars in Boston. The Brixton Burglary closes Saturday at Hollis. The Governor's Bow attracts crowded houses at the Museum. Ten Nights in a Barroom closes at Grand Opera House tomorrow. Lost River follows. Maud Bowen Hall strengthens Sodom Square theatre stock, with A Rough Riders in dark next week.
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Delightful Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion Set For Sept 7
The Boston and Maine railroad offers a Saturday excursion to Centre Harbor with a sail on Lake Winnipesaukee at a low round trip rate. Special train leaves Boston Union Station at 8 20 a m connecting with the Mt Washington steamer from Alton Bay. Tickets on sale at 322 Washington Street Boston until 5 p m Sept 6 and at Union Station after 6 p m unless sold out.
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Morgan Morse marries in Wakefield at Methodist church
Orlando Enton Morgan chief engineer of the Wakefield sewer commission wed Miss Florence Alice Morse a Wakefield High School teacher at high noon in the Methodist church. Rev Burdick officiated with brides maid Miss Sarah Morse and best man Samuel Gordon Reed. Ushers included J Howard Clark Herbert M Flanders S Brackett and Walter Keeler. Resume plans include a Montreal Quebec trip and residence at 29 Chestnut Street Wakefield Mass.
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Pan Am Exposition Nears Closing Nov 1
The great All American Exposition will close on November 1 as crowds rise daily. Thousands are waking to the fact as trains fill on the Boston and Albany Railroad. The route to Buffalo via Niagara Falls is described as the safest direct double track line with three ticket classes and eight daily expresses each way.
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Berwick Man Plans Move of Leather and Shoe Linings Firm
Berwick Maine September 5 S 8 Little field of Peabody Massachusetts who has leased the Hersom sheepskin factory will move his leather and shoe linings business to new premises.
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New Waist Styles Dress Evening Season Trends
New waistlines dominate upcoming fashion as evening wear returns with large figured patterns. Oriental silk remains a favored fabric in new fabrics and designs, highlighting a shift to ornate textiles.
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Photographer Jones Held In $200 Bail Over Daring Summer Pictures
In Huntington on September 5, Justice Lownder ruled photographer Joseph Jones cannot sell summer pictures of twenty mains and matrongs taken by his assistants. David Smith, a local hotel keeper, complained. Jones refused to destroy the negatives and threatened to appeal, declaring the photos artistic and insisting the subjects are innocent.
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Lake Winnipesaukee Excursion From Centre Harbor
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Methodists Decline To Hear Archbishop's Union Message
Ecumenical Methodist conference today unanimously declined to hear the secretary read the Archbishop of Canterbury's message urging eventual union with the Episcopalians. The bishop of London message was also rejected as it was addressed to a religious newspaper editor, not the conference.
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Haddock and cod fishing prizes aboard the deep sea steamer
The deck crew offered gold cash prizes for the heaviest haddock or codfish caught during the season. Captain Edward Dixon leads King Philip to entice hundreds of newcomers. The boat leaves Commercial Wharf daily and Sundays at 10 a.m. Bait chowder is provided free.
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