New Hampshire Democrats nominate Hollis for governor
Concord reports the New Hampshire Democratic State convention nominated Henry F. Hollis of Concord for governor for a second time. The piece notes various ward level contests and candidates including Martin Lomasney filing for Ward 8 House, Nat Robinson in Ward 11, Galvin in Ward 20, Leahy facing Watson in Ward 11, Collins challenging McIsaac in Ward 13, and McNary opposing O Connor and Gates, with Quinn Jr. seeking Ward 7 House.
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Concord
N. H
Democrats of
New Hampshire
Henry F. Hollis
Oliver E
John Quinn
James J. Mellen
David D. Leahy
Chickering
Stephen P. Galvin
Nathaniel Robinson
Horner
George Gates
Purdy
Martin M. Lomasney
Votman
Martin Lomasney
Lomasney
Nat Robinson
Quincy
Robinson
John F. Cusick
Galvin
Cusicx
Jerry Watson
Ward
Thomas J. Collins
McIsaac
Boston
McNary
Joseph F. O'Connell
George R. Gates
Charlestown
Arthur Harrington
John Quinn, Jr
Peter Maguire
Daniel J. Sheehan
John J. Douglass
Manassah A. Bradley
John J. Flaherty
Charles
Sullivan
Daniel J. McDonald
Francis J. Doherty
Richard S. Teeling
Philip C. McMahon
John H. Quinlan
George H. Cadigan
Maurice J. Power
James A. McDonald, Jr
Henry M. Clifford, Jr
John ©. Hurley
George A
Patrick J. Shiels
Robert F. Hyde
Clement H. Coleman
Edward O. Creed
Thomas B. Bradley
William E. Hickey
Charles E. Walsh
William J. Doogne
Hugh J. Young
William J. Lyons
Richard H. Foley
James H. Kelly
Michael J. Collins
John M. McDonald
Francis W. Fogarty
John F. Hoar
William P
Henry S. Fitzgerald
Thomas C. Murphy
Ignatiuss. McDonough
Winthrop M. Merrill
John T. Shea, Jr
John P. Riley
Henry P. Nawn
Benjamin W. Wells
Denis J. MccGillicuddy
Democratic Papers Show Mass Filing For State and City Seats
Democratic headquarters opened papers for state county and councillor offices. O Connell of Ward 20 filed against McNary in the 10th district while Kelcher and Sullivan face no opposition in their districts. Ward 11 lists a distinguished state delegation including Olney and Hamlin. List covers congress, senator, representative, and state committee candidates with ward by ward names and affiliations.
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Democratic City Committee
J. F. O’connell
Ward 20
McNary
O’connell
John A. Kelcher
John A. Sullivan
Daniel V. McIsaac
South Boston
Thomas J. Collins
Edward L. Logan
Ward 14
Logan
Joseph J. Norton
Ward 16
General Court
Ward 11
Boston
Richard Olney
William A. Gaston
Charles S. Hamlin
Nathan Matthews
Josiah Quincy
Thomas J. Gargan
Canoe Tragedy Drowns Lowell Man on Charles River
Frank Campbell, an employee of the Waltham Watch Company in Lowell, drowned when his canoe capsized on the Charles River between Fox Island and Moody Street Bridge. The body was recovered by Officer Chaisson.
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Waltham
Frank Campbell
Lowell
The
Waltham Watch Company
Charles River
Fox Island
Moody Street Bridge
Chaisson
Seventh Park Rule Arrest In Riverside As Court Date Looms
Riverside September 7 A seventh park rule arrest this season occurred at 5 30 PM when Officer McCloud detained a couple identified as Henry C James and Miss Winifred D Willard both of Waltham on the Waltham side of the river. They will appear in Waltham court in the morning.
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Riverside
Ward 13 men bolt McNary renomination bid in South Boston
In the 10th district tension rose as Ward 13 in South Boston split over endorsing McNary for renomin ation. Reps Linehan and Collins opposed the endorsement, while 14 committee members backed McNary despite challenges to the legality of the meeting.
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10Th District
Boston
Ward 13
Frank J. Linehan
Thomas J. Collins
McNary
Collins
McIsaac
Linehan
Board of Aldermen
James F. Powers
Collings
Powers
West End Missing Man Sought By Wife
Mrs Malcolm N Stuart of 51 North Russell Street West End appealed at police headquarters for help finding her husband missing for over a month. He works in plumbing on Sudbury Street and is about 30 years old, 5 feet 10 inches tall, 180 pounds, last seen in a light gray suit and black derby.
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Malcolm N. Stuart
North Russell Street
West End
Stuart
Sudbury Street
New Officers Elected of Irish National Foresters
Worcester Sept 7 At the council convention of the Irish National Foresters held in A O H hall officers for two years were named High chief ranger John J Shea Dorchester sub chief ranger James F Sullivan Worcester high treasurer Frank R Carroll Dorchester high secretary John A Rose Pawtucket R I general trustees Michael J Cahill Providence Miss Nellie ONeil Charlestown and Thomas W Fowler Cambridge general organizer Michael H Cotter Lynn were chosen
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Worcester
Irish National Foresters
A. O. H. Hall
John J. Shea
Dorchester
James F
Sullivan
Frank R. Carroll
John A. Rose
Pawtucket
R. I
Michael J. Cahill
Providence
Nellie O’neil
Charlestown
Man's Skull Fractured by Flying Steel Piece at Cambridge Iron Works
Cecil McCullum, 35, of 36 River Street Cambridge, was struck on the head by a piece of flying steel while at his bench in Morse & Whyte iron works. His skull was fractured.
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Morse & Whyte Iron Works
Cambridge
Cecil McCullum
River Street
Gloves for All at Phelan and Steptoe’s 42 Boylston Street
Slogan Good gloves for all guides shoppers to Phelan and Steptoe’s where leading glove makers from the country and abroad display a wide range including mannish styles favored by fashionably dressed women of the season. Provisions invite visitors to compare styles and prices.
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Phelan & Steptoe’s
Boylston Street
O'Meara Seeks Congress Seat From Boston in 1904
Stephen O'Meara of Brighton Avenue Allston announces his candidacy for Congress representing the eleventh district. A 40 year Boston resident and veteran Republican, he notes past business success and leadership in publishing, claiming health and readiness to devote himself wholly to public service if nominated and elected. September 7, 1904.
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Boston
Eleventh
South End Boy Missing
Charles F. King, 16, son of Peter King of 667 Albany Street, has been missing since Aug 11. He reportedly planned to jump a freight train to New York or Maine. This is his second disappearance, previous from five years ago located on a farm in Newton. He is about 5 feet 9½ inches tall, 135 pounds, light complexion, blue eyes, with a mark over the right eye, wearing a gray suit.
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Charles F. King
Peter King
Albany Street
New York
Maine
Newton
King
Charles
F. King
Everett Man Hurt In Runaway With Three Ribs Broken
Everett Sept 7 Sylvanus E Avery veteran driver for the Boston and Maine railroad depot carriage was badly injured in a runaway this afternoon. His horse was frightened by a passing auto. Avery was thrown and dragged several feet. He was picked up unconscious and taken home. Three ribs were broken and he was badly bruised.
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Everett
Sylvanus’ E. Avery
Boston & Maine Railroad
Avery
Sheriff Seizes Hotel Velvet Over Salary Claims
In Old Orchard Me a sheriff's keeper at Hotel Velvet owned by H L Hildreth seeks J A Nutter and A H Drucker amid $2800 in unpaid wages from City Resort and Hotel Co of Biddeford. Claims list LaPointe 800 Miller 240 Wilson 130 Nevins 92 Hickey 82 Roberts 38. A riot erupted as staff tried to loot silverware. seven policemen guarded the scene.
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Old Orchard
Velvet
H. L. Hildreth
Boston
J. A. Nutter
A. H. Drucker
City Resort and Hotel Company
Biddeford
William LaPointe
LaPointe
Young’s Hotel
Boston Shriners
Nutter
Shriners
Drucker
Thatcher
Andrews
George F. Richardson
Druckers
George C. Shaw & Co
Portland
Two Ways To Heart Health From Dr Miles Cure
An advertisement asserts breathing difficulty signals weak heart action and promotes Dr Miles New Heart Cure to strengthen heart nerves and muscles. It claims relief from fluttering palpitations dizziness and chest pain, with testimonials including A M Bassett of Wellington Ohio and a money back guarantee if no benefit from the first bottle.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
A. M. Bassett
Wellington
Ohio
All Is My Property Says Velvet Hotel Owner
H L Hildreth told a Postman the hotel furnishings are his property and creditors gain nothing from a keeper. He said lessees violated the contract, manager Mitchell will take control, and the affair will not affect Velvet’s future. Nutter and Drucker are New York residents.
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H. L. Hildreth
Mitchell
B. and M. Engineer Struck by Passing Locomotive
R Price an engineer from 7 Lawrence Court Charles Town was struck on the head by the running gear of a passing locomotive while cleaning his engine in the Boston and Maine yards. He was found unconscious, taken to the Relief station, and expected to recover.
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Boston & Maine
R. Price
Lawrence Court
Charlestown
First wedding at new Melrose Methodist Church
Irene Mae Beshong and Frederick Mitchell Loring of Melrose were married in the church's inaugural ceremony, officiated by Rev. Charles H. Stackpole. Wallace B. Wheeler served as master of ceremonies with bridesmaids Mary L. Loring Ruth Rendall Gertrude Crawford and Grace Lewis and flower girl Marguerite Manley. Ushers included Albert J. Beshong Edwin E. Prior Howard Marsh and Clarence Stantial.
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Melrose
New Methodist Church
Irene Mae Beshong
Frederick Mitchell Loring
Charles H. Stackpole
Wallace B. Wheeler
Mary L. Loring
Ruth Rendall
Gertrude Crawford
Grace Lewis
Marguerite Manley
Albert J. Beshong
Edwin E. Prior
Howard Marsh
Clarence Stantial
Norfolk Catholic Order of Foresters marks 25th year
The Massachusetts Dorchester based Catholic Order of Foresters of Dorchester purchased 100 tickets for its quarter century anniversary celebration set for September 15 at Norfolk Court 145 in Norfolk Court 145.
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Norfolk Court
Order of Foresters of
Dorchester
Vermont Governor Race Returns Put Republican Plurality Near 31500
Nine belated town returns nearly complete the unofficial election tally. With two small towns missing the Republican plurality stands at about 31,499. Bell leads Porter by 31,499 to 16,492, while counties show mixed gains and losses for both parties.
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White River Junction
Bell
Porter
Sherburne
Rutland County
Somerset
Windham
Vermont Election Sparks Varied Party Reactions Across Local Leaders
Local Democrats and Republicans debated the Vermont results with many forecasting broader national trends. Democrats like Mer ritt and O'Connell warned of apathy among independents, while Republicans including Hoag and Osgood hailed a looming landslide for Roosevelt and the GOP.
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Hion
Edwin R. Hoag
Chelsea
Governor’s Council
Vermont
Roosevelt
Democrats Say Vermont Result Reflects Campaigns
Democratic leaders voiced no surprise at Vermont results citing unequaled Republican pressure and a quiet Democratic campaign. They noted multiple high level appeals to farmers and a pledge to attend inauguration if Governor prevailed, yet Republican vote did not rise above 4,050 from 1900 levels.
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Harry W. Gill
Ward
Vermont
Roosevelt
James M. Curley
J. J. Good
House of Representatives
United States
Congress
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