Big Organizations Reviewed by Governor and Mayor
Boston marked a national holiday for labor with two parades led by the Knights of Labor and the American Federation of Labor. About 10 000 Federation marchers and 1 000 Knights of Labor processed under Governor and Mayor while spectators filled Beacon Street. The Governor stayed in Boston, reviewing the toilers from the State House steps.
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Boston
Commonwealth
State House
Knights of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Knights of Labor Division
Ate. Hoube
Knights of
Collins
Massachusetts
Lake George
New York
Beacon Street
Peabody
Bravery of Officer Connelly Stops Runaway Parade Horse
Boston officer Thomas F. Connelly leaped from his horse and tackled a runaway horse during a Labor Day parade, saving about 30 000 people from injury as the animal dashed through Park Square Provident Street Boylston Street and Charles Street toward Beacon Street. Five children were left injured in hospital cots as witnesses tell the mute story of the near disaster.
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Thomas F. Connelly
Boston Police Department
Connelly
Park Square
Providense Street
Boylston Street
Charles Street
Beacon Street
John W.by Is
Labor Parades Show Systematic Marching Spirit
Describes labor associations marching with orderly command akin to militia, led by marshals and elected officers. The processions, though not bearing rigid military poise, moved vigorously past Governor Bates on the State House steps, continuing onward up the steep climb without pause.
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United States
Bates
State House
Randolph Postmaster Is Charged In Shortage Scare
M Wales Baker, Randolph post master for eight to ten years, is removed after an inspector from Boston reports a $800 shortage. Baker collapsed from paralysis during the interview and remains critically ill. Bondsmen placed Arthur Alden as temporary postmaster while affairs are settled.
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Randolph
M. Wales Baker
Boston
Baker
Kincaide
Arthur Alden
Long response dampens Hingham Legislature bid rumor
Ex Governor John D. Long, living in Buckfield Maine, says he has been away from Hingham since August 1 and cannot be informed enough to answer questions about a Republican nomination for the Legislature. He declines any candidacy against Democrat Representative Buttimer.
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Long
Hingham
Representative Buttimer
Buckfield
John D. Long
Weather Forecast for Boston and New England Ports
Cloudy conditions and rain are forecast for Boston and surrounding areas. Increasing clouds Tuesday night precede rain on Wednesday with warmer western portions and northeast winds developing by Tuesday night.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Plot Against President Threat Reported in Syracuse
Police arrest John Miller a German resident of the southwest Syracuse district on charges of threatening to shoot the president during the letter carriers parade review. Miller denies the threat and calls the informant a liar. authorities seek details of his Sunday morning whereabouts.
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Syracuse
N.Y
John Miller
Miller
Clut
Auburn
Retire From Clothing Business Sale On Thursday
A retiring clothing merchant offers a $600,000 stock of fall and winter suits and overcoats on sale Thursday September 10. See Post today.
Strengthening Horsford's Acid Phosphate Tonic
A tonic claims to strengthen and invigorate permanently as a health product. It promotes vitality and endurance using Horsford's acid phosphate, citing lasting effects. The advertisement targets general wellness and daily energy.
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Horsford
Summer Colds Are Dangerous
Medical ad warns readers that summer colds pose hazards and touts John’s Medicine as a guaranteed cure. The notice emphasizes quick relief and relies on confident claims without medical approval.
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R. John
Parading Horse Rampage Injures Children and Spectators
A parade disaster near Sackville Street and Boylston Street injures Dennis O'Brien 9 and his brother John, both with broken ribs and internal injuries. A crazed horse zigzags through crowds, injuring a golden haired girl and fracturing her skull. Officer Gavin and Sergeant Keaney attempt to halt the animal, but the horse harms more bystanders as it charges along, prompting a page continuation.
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Dennis O’brien
John
Sackville Street
Providence Street
Church Street
Boylston Street
Thorndike Hotel
Gavin
Hanover Street
Park Square
Keaney
Lagrange Street
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Sgae
West Boston Bridge
Beacon Hill
Finest Business
East Boston
TUNNE
Perit
Chickering
T. F. Connelly
Syracuse Police
W. C. Loftus Co
Federation
Cross
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