Taft Ends Lake Erie Fishing Trip Near Middle Bass Island
Judge Taft and his family wrapped up their fishing trip at Middle Bass Island Ohio on Lake Erie. He will travel to Sandusky and Cincinnati for speeches while detailing a proposed itinerary through Missouri Nebraska Kansas Iowa Illinois Indiana and New York to boost his campaign.
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Middle Bass Island
Judge Taft
Sandusky
Cincinnati
Charley
Colonel &. C. Beckwith
Rattlesnake Island
Faustina
Taft
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
New York
Forest Fires Checked After Wide Minnesota Wisconsin Damage
Forest fires that devastated Chisholm on the Mesaba Range and burned thousands of acres across St Louis Carleton and Itasca counties in Minnesota and Douglass County in Wisconsin were checked today in Duluth Minnesota. If the wind remains calm no further damage is likely.
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Duluth
Minn
Chisholm
Mesaba Range
St. Louis
Carleton
Itasca
Minnesota
Douglass County
Wisconsin
Wind calms and saves towns amid massive fire
The subsiding wind allowed residents of Buhl and Nashwauk to save their towns while several Nashwauk edge buildings burned. Chisholm shows ruin and desolation with real property losses around 1,000,000 dollars and personal losses about 750,000. Insurance for Chisholm merchants stands near 500,000. Hibbing, five miles away, housed about 1,000 refugees, with expectations of 3,000 later sleeping accommodations.
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Buhl
Nashwauk
Chisholm
Hibbing
Kilkenny Men’s Association More Than Doubles Locke Memorial Fund
The Kilkenny Men’s Association of Charlestown boosted the Locke memorial fund at their Hibernian Hall smoke talk. Congressman Joseph T. O’Connell spoke on Locke’s life, delivering a vivid, well received description that drew attentive listening.
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John Locsne
Kilkenny Men's Association of
Charlestown
Hibernian Hall
Joseph T. O'Connell
O'Connell
Locke
Mrs Amelia Ziegler of East Dedham Dies at 77
Mrs Amelia Ziegler longtime East Dedham resident died today at 77. Born in Hershfeld Germany she lived in Dedham for many years and was an invalid for 40 years.
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Amelia Ziegler
East Dedham
Dedham
Hershhfeld
Germany
Arabian mare Natick killed after being struck in Newburg
Newburg New York, Sept 6 A valuable thoroughbred Arabian mare Natick owned by James P Ramsdell was run down and killed by an automobile while returning from the county fair where it had been exhibited.
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Newburg
N. Y
Natick
Garaveen
James P. Ramsdell
The Sons of Vulcan Parade on Labor Day
Poem honors workers, detailing craftsmen who built streets, parks, edges stones, windows, ships, ovens, and trolley systems. The Sons of Vulcan march in a Labor Day parade, with pride in their crafted contributions visible across town.
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Sons of Vulcan
Labor Army Parade Draws Strong Participation in Boston
The Labor Day march lines show extensive union participation with Patrick Maloney as chief marshal. Women members and numerous unions plan costuming features and parades across divisions including Carpenters, Theatrical Stage Employees, Electrical Workers, Boilermakers, and many more with many bands, floats, and delegations from Boston and surrounding areas.
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Patrick Maloney
Mounted Police
Mullally
Frank H. McCarthy
Cigarmakers’ Union
Harry W. Barton
Carpenters’ Union
Philip H. Sweet
Coopers’ Union
John J. Barry
Theatrical Stage Employees’ Union
John J. Connelly
Bartenders’ Union
Michael M. Carlin
Arthur W. Morse
Stationary Engineers’ Union
William J. O’neil
Truck Teamsters’ Union
Michael J. Young
Housesmiths and Structural Iron Workers’ Union
Andrew Johnson
Electrical Workers’ Union
John C. McDonald
Elevator Constructors’ Union
John J. Clancy
John J. Brophy
John T. Walsh
Bricklayers’ Union
Central Labor Union Division
Perkins
John J. Hynes
John Ogilvie
Boston Journeymen Barbers’ Union
Alds
G. Harry Dunderdale
Newspaper Writers’ Union
Max Biller
The
Garment Workers’ Union
Harry Decereau
Sheet Metal Workers
John J. Cunningham
Stationary Firemen’s Union
Thomas F. Keenan
Boilermakers’ Lodge
Martin T. Joyce
D. F. Witzgerald
Joseph F. Boyle
Journeymen Horseshoers’ Union
Boston C. L. U. ¥. Bates Theatrical Stage Employees
George C. Curran
P. T. Barry
William T. Mason
James H. Duffy
Thomas J. Callahan
Boston Theatrical Stage Employees
Teel
F Eugene Rileyards
Michael J. Chariton
D. Murray
United Hatters
Partridge
Richard Roche
William J. O'Neill
Boston General Truck
George J. Tagen
Catherine Kane
Catherine O'Neil
Carter
Arthur M. Huddell
William R. F. Whelan
Joseph Matthews
John Gill
Thomas Dowd
P. J. Thornton
Bailey Grinnell
J. J. Welch
Patrick Murray
Highland Band
Highland Band Metal Polishers, Buffers and Platers
Blacksmiths’ Helpers
Garment Workers’ Unions
Building Trades
Fusilier’s
John J. McLoughlin
Joseph C. Hurley
George J. Barry
Dennis J. Sullivan
Daniel J
Cement and Asphalt Workers
Michael Kelly
Marble Cutters and Letters
E. Frank Moorhouse
Painters’ Union
Stone
George Curran
Frank J. Linehonalds
George Tit’. Thornton
Horatio Delano
Otto Helrich
John P. Burke
Nelson Shaw
George Williams
Davis Wynne
John Willi
Boston Bricklayers
Union 3
Strahan
Frank K. Faulkner
John Selfridge
William J. Fitzgerald
Edward F. X. McCarthy
Joseph Nelson
George Dillon
Patrick Hickey
Boardman
William H. Walsh
Colin W. Cameron
Carpenters’ Union 33
John McLeod
Branch 1
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters
Aid-De-Camp
Samuel F. McArthur
Cambridge Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters’ District Council
John E. Potts
H. M. Taylor
Roxbury Union
Hugh McKay
Fast Boston Union
James E.ton
Dorchester Union
W. A. Dingwell
Brookline Union
Ira F. Bowlby
Cambridge Union
Harry Williams
Chelsea Union
John A. McKinnon
Malden Union
EK. Homer Marks
Somerville Union
J. E. Potter
Medford Union
Frank Boomer
Everett Union
George Duncan
Winthrop Union
J. E.montgomery
Revere Union
E. W. Whitehouse
Allston Union
Samuel Ball
W. T. Milligan
West Roxbury Union
Max Umans
Hebrew Carpenters’ Union
W. Ormon
Mattapan Union
R. C. Sullivan
Floorlayers' Union
F. M. Hadley
Sign Builders and Hangers’ Union
I. X. P. Quessy
Seymour Coffin
Wharf and Bridge Carpenters’ Union
Charles N. Kimball
Amalgamated of Boston
R. Gibson
Amalgamated of
Cambridge
Carpenters’ District Council of
Greater Boston
Bryan Sees Taft Campaigns Elevate Policies
On a Sept 6 train trip from Lincoln to Chicago William J. Bryan issued a statement on Republican shifts he sees. He notes income tax railroad regulation tariff reform and Filipino independence gaining favor with Taft and the President. He mocks phonograph use in campaigns and warns of a possible campaign fund from popular contributions by parents.
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Omaha
Neb
Middle West
East
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Chicago
William H. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Society Girls Follow Hounds at Myopia Club Gymkhana
Society women from the north shore set gather at the Myopia Hunt Club for the annual gymkhana and fox hunt. Notable riders include Julia and Alice Meyer Harriet Jacques Elsie Ames Katherine Roosevelt Anna Clark Rosamond Dixey Dorothy Forbes Eleanora Sears Nancy Filley and the Misses Bird. The Abbot cup for best green hunter honors the late Marshall K Abbot with high anticipation for a large turnout.
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Hamilton
Myopia Hunt Club
North Shore
Julia
Alice Meyer
Harriet Jacques
Elsie Ames
Katherine Roosevelt
Anna Clark
Rosamond Dixey
Dorothy Forbes
Eleanora Sears
Nancy Filley
Misses Bird
Marshall K. Abbot
Dorothy Mandell
Reynard
Union Officials Predict No Strike on Rhode Island Line
Providence Illinois Sept 6 union and street railway officials foresee no strike on the Rhode Island Company trolley lines. The Rhode Island Company is a subsidiary of the New York New Haven Hartford system. Well known society girls will follow the hounds today at the Myopia Hunt and expect to be in at the killing.
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Providence
R. IL
Rhode Island Company
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Darrow
Benefits of Unionism
Reverend Herbert Johnson spoke at Warren Avenue Church on labor and patriotism. He warned wealth concentration endangers republican equality and argued unions bring justice to the masses and restore founders' ideals, citing trust and railroad rebate abuses.
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Herbert Johnson
Warren Avenue
Unites States
United States
Labor Movement
Labor True Nobility Sermon Emphasizes Hard Work
The Rev. Co. GC. Earle at Ruggles Street Church declares true nobility comes from labor and self support. He argues Adam earned bread by sweat, condemns wealth idle offspring, and states labor is the badge of manhood while idleness is disgraceful.
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Rev. Co. GC. Earle
Ruggles Street
Adam
Darrow Headlines Faneuil Hall With Pro Labor Oration
Civil rights era rhetoric from Clarence Darrow at Faneuil Hall draws a socialist crowd as Franklin Wentworth introduces the orator. Darrow denounces closed shops, praises union strength, and predicts a future of brotherhood where belief and labor unions fade from scrutiny.
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Mr. Darrow
Franklin M. Wentworth
Salem
Darrow
Nine volunteers sought for skin graft for injured boy
Nine men answered a request to donate skin for a graft at Georgetown Hospital to cover burned areas on the back neck and left shoulder of nine year old Andrew Buscher whose wounds had failed to heal.
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Washington
Georgetown Hospital
Andrew Buscher
Union leaders deny RI strike plans amid closed Labor Temple
Report notes no union meeting today and closures at the Labor Temple. Leaders allegedly pledge to oppose any strike recognition while Rhode Island Company Vice-President A T Potter claims no strike is planned and employees signaled satisfaction with current conditions.
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Labor Temple
A. T. Potter
Rhode Island Company
Industrial plan wanted voiced by Bay State Lodge president
Pp. J. Cronin, president of Bay State Lodge, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, told a mass meeting yesterday that car workers favor an industrial plan with living wages and shorter hours. He expressed solidarity with New Haven street railway workers.
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Pp. J. Cronin
Bay State Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
New Haven
Death case tests medical reports and funeral plans
The case of the confessed wife murderer awaits the official medical examiner report from Magrath and Durell to shape the defence. The murdered woman’s body rests at the North Grove Street morgue as undertakers prepare funeral arrangements for the district’s old timers. Local police and inspectors visited the Jordan residence as prayers were said in nearby churches.
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William Leblanc
Magrath
Suffolk
Durell
Middlesex
Jordan
North Grove Street
Frederick L. Briggs
Howard Street
McKenna & Son of
Somerville
St. Ann's
St. Catherine’s
Lieutenant Carter
Somerville Police
Damery
Jordan House
Tragic Sand Traps 3-Year-Old in Bronx
Three year old Lizzie Ryan is buried under sand at 3635 Bronx Boulevard and dies. Her mother Mrs Daniel Ryan frantically digs in the sand heap during the search for the child.
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New York
Lizzie Ryan
Bronx Boulevard
Daniel Ryan
Chicken Thief Shot Dead at Garden City Golf Link
A laborer named Drew Heinz was shot and killed while stealing chickens from the country estate of W. S. Ginnel, a Manhattan diamond broker who keeps a home on Cathedral avenue in Garden City Long Island.
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Garden City
L. I
Andrew Heinz
Salisbury Golf Links
W. S. Ginnel
Manhattan
Cathedral Avenue
Marine Eye Remedy An Eye Tonic Soothes Ailing Eyes
A vintage advertisement promotes Marine Eye Remedy as an eye tonic that soothes and relieves tired or irritated eyes. The copy touts quick comfort and easy use, targeting readers seeking relief from ocular discomfort.
O Connell to Open Campaign in South Boston
Congressman Joseph F. O Connell announces a South Boston campaign kickoff in Ward 13 at Clan na Gael Hall. He will hold nightly rallies starting tonight, challenging opponent Senator Linehan and presenting campaign views for the first time.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
Linehan
Clan-na-Gael Hall
O'Connell
Boston
Gasolene Tank Explosion Hits Dory Little John
A 40 gallon gasolene tank exploded last night on the power dory Little John at the Eastern Packet pier 126 Atlantic avenue. The forward section of the fishing packet was damaged about $400. No one was aboard at the time.
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Dory
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Union 209
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