Explosion Injures Ferronite Promoter and 13 Others
The Ferronite explosion fatally injures company president and injures 13 bystanders including Wartenberger and Tattnall. Spectators were struck by flying debris as a man named Farronite, discovered in Germany, is cited as the ingredient inventor. A New York firm plans to manufacture the substance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartenberger
Hamburg
Germany
New York
Tattnall
New York Traction Company
New England
Arrests Mount in Naturalization Fraud Probe
A wide probe into naturalization fraud led to arrests including Roxbury bartender John Morgan and naturalization expert McCarthy. Holmes pleaded guilty to false naturalization while Wiliam Monahan defended on perjury charges. more arrests and forthcoming disclosures are expected as investigators press the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Morgan
Roxbury
McCarthy
City Hall
McInerney
Daniel J. Holmes
United States
Hayes
William J. Monahan
Holmes
Lewis
Grand jury hears witnesses in Moran case sweep
Josiah Quincy and Congressman Sullivan appear as summonsed witnesses in a grand jury session led by District Attorney Moran. Colonel Gaston, McNary, Harry Lloyd, Granville McFarland and Schaefer testify. Moran says the panel will report findings to the court tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Quincy
John A. Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Colonel Gaston
Mr. McNary
Thenuni
District Attorney’s
District Attorney
Grand Jury
Congressman Sullivan
Mr. Quincy
Gaston
Schaefer
New York
Granville S. .McFarland
Harry Lloyd
Moran
Court House
Congressman McNary
McNary
Mr. Schaefer
Bryan
Governor Guild
Post
Schaefer declares candidacy for Lieutenant Governor
At the Parker House Mr. Schaefer announces he will seek the Lieutenant Governor nomination at the next Democratic State convention and will not seek Moran delegates support. Conservatives remain without a candidate as Congressman Sullivan and Mayor McNamee meet with no decision. another conference is planned. The congressman questions the grand jury proceedings and hints he knew nothing of the alleged bid to secure a second place, urging observers to use imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville 8. McFarland
Colonel Gaston
Mr. Schaefer
Mr. Moran
Grand Jury
Schaefer
Reuben Rush
Democratic State Committee
Moran
Eugene S. Taylor
Josiah Quincy
Mr. Quincy
Congressman Sullivan
New York
Abyssinia
Harry Lloyd
Granville
McFarland
Parker House
Sullivan
McNamee
Tere
C L U President Denies Lloyd as Labor Leader
Boston Sept 7 1906 Martin Joyce president of the Boston Central Labor Union writes to the Post to contradict a newspaper claim that Harry Lloyd is a labor leader. Joyce says Lloyd was once in the Carpenters Union 33 but was expelled for non payment and has had no official labor connection since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sir
Boston Central Labor Union
Grand Jury
Harry Lloyd
Lloyd
Organized Labor
Carpenters’ Union 33
Organized Labor of
Boston and Vicinity
Martin Joyce
Washington Street
OConnell Claims Quincy Endorsement For Congress Bid
Joseph F. O Connell campaign aides announce a Quincy Democratic ward and city committee endorsement. The statement cites McGilvray and Lacroix as signatories along with a long list of ward chairs and secretaries backing the candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph F. O'Connell
Quincy
O’connell
McGilvray
Lacroix
Charles J. McGilvray
Alfred J. Lacroix
Michael A. Hayes
Cornelius D. Austin
Richard
Churchill Wins Over Party Heads in New Hampshire
In Concord on September 7, United States Senator Jacob H. Gallinger heads a six-candidate slate for delegates from Ward 4 who favor Charles H. Greenleaf for governor. Churchill supporters captured 12 of 36 convention delegates, winning Ward 4 195 to 166 and altering leadership roles as Gallinger and Lyford lose influence, entering the convention via proxies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
United States
Jacob H. Gallinger
Republican State Committee
Gallinger
Ward 4
Charles H. Greenleaf
Winston Churchill
James O. Lyford
Boston
Churchill
Greenleaf
Colonel L
Sullivan of Chicago Hits Bryan With Harsh Denunciations
Illinois Democrat Sullivan accuses William J. Bryan of lying and calls his political rise lucrative. Sullivan attacked Bryan as a failed lawyer and editor, says Bryan profits from politics, and predicts Bryan will exit politics for higher gate receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roger Co. Sullivan
Chicago
Illinois
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Sullivan
Wage Earners' Clubs Readied for City Elections
An all day session in Wells Memorial Hall gathered Boston wage earners clubs and labor reps to stage a campaign. Delegates backed voting only for pro labor candidates and drafted rules for ward clubs while endorsing a broad eight hour workday and direct election reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Garrity
Charles E. O’donnell
Central Club
United States
American Federation of Labor
Wage Earners’ Club of
Massachusetts
Wage Earners’ Clubs
Bricklayers’ Union
Machinists
Electrical Workers
Painters
Lamplighters
Woodworkers
Roofers
Theatrical Stage Employees
Bartenders
Amalgamated Carpenters, Carpenters
Barbers
Horseshoers’ Union
Metal Polishers
Platers, Buffers’ Union
Housesmiths and Architectural Iron Workers’ Union
Capture of fugitive thief ends Kingston chase
Jacob Jerebelski, convicted in Chatham for bringing stolen New York furs into Canada, escaped by leaping from a train en route to Kingston penitentiary. He was recaptured near Kingston last night and returned to prison.
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Kingston
Ont
Jacob Jebrelski
Chatham
New York
Canada
Public Ward Meetings Posted for September 1906
Ward rooms across the city schedule public meetings on Sept 12 13 14 15 17 18 and 19 1906 at 8 p.m. Speakers include officials CORCORAN MCGOWAN BARRY MIDDLETON COWEN FLYNN ELEN and MEENAN. Notices urge adherence to Revised Ordinances of 1898 and section 6 chapter 32.
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Ward 16
Aera Yin Ester
William J. Corcoran
Cianiel
Anthony A. Perry
Ward Room
Patrick G. Mecgowan
Case John J. Barry
Charles T. Middleton
John J. Cowen
A. Flynn
Gorge A. Elen
Wit
John E. Meenan
Eczema Sufferer Finds Relief With Cutiura Treatment
Affected person endured agonizing itching and burning skin and sleepless nights. After trying Cutiura, symptoms improved, and they now recommend the product.
Eczema Sufferer Credits Cuticura Remedies
Chester A. Bailey of 260A Highland Avenue testifies in 1905 that four months of itch and agony ended after using Cuticura Remedies. He describes sleepless nights and general decline, claims immediate relief, and mentors others to try the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Bailey
Highland Avenue
Somerville
Maas
Cured at expense of 76c in Cuticura promotion
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment claiming a head humor cure after one box and one cake of Soap. It features a testimonial from Miss Iza Nateton dated June 13 1905 in Bangor Maine and promotes other Cuticura products as mailed free by Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston.
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Iza oNatetonune
Ilo
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Rove
Boston
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company Ad
Oldest largest Massachusetts life insurer presents officers and assets as of January 1 1906 including president Alfred D Foster vice president D Decent secretary William B Turner and several directors. Surplus and assets listed with branch and contact details for rate information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Mutual
Life. Insurance Co
Milk &T
Boston
Benjamin F. Stevens
Prvellass Alfred
D. Foster
D. Decent
William B. Turner
Assi Ae
Warren Sawyer
Alfred D. Space
Thomas Sherwin
Nathaniel J. Rust
Henry Bateman
Jace L. Pierce
Charlesee Eeing
Gordon Abott
Reginald Omnjaniin
Stevens
Bet
Massachusetts
Charles H. Floyd
Home Price Agencympany
Truk Street
RTIS
Genet
Federal Street
Arlow
Eastern Iterate
Washington Street
Obituaries for Mary Doyle John Doyle and Helen Keavy
Obituaries list in East Boston and City Hospital include Mary Doyle widow of Michael Doyle funeral Monday after mass at the Assumption Church. John H. Doyle funeral Monday from 23 Allen street with services at St Joseph Church. Helen Keavy daughter of Michael F Keavy funeral from Ford Street Charlestown with burial at Malden River.
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Doyle
Boston
Mary
Michael Doyle
Peasance
Funner Street
Keavy
City Hospital
Helen Jr
Michael F. Ne Uc Reeve
Ate Cavanaugh
Ford St
Charlestown
Anday
Lewes
Big City
Alppanays
Sy East Bene Street
Partners
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Lynn
Ferronite Company
Wortenberger
Mortanberger
Tors
Francisco Chicoine
Magor
John Stone
Belmont Avenue
Swampscott
Carl Warton
Littlefield
Yale
Yale & Towne
Yale & Towne Mfg. CO
United States District
Circuit Court
United States Circuit Court
Marshal Waters
O'Leary
New York Life Insurance Company
Kremont Street
Democratic Party
Guild
Edmund Burke
Henry T. Schaefer
O'Connell
Indorsing
Jefferson Club
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party of the
Ike
Pandage
Tel. Box
Frederic J. Crosby
Warren St
Juro
Was
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