Kaiser's Support For German American Yacht Trophy Chance
Eastern Yacht Club regatta negotiators report the Kaiser supports a new perpetual international yachting trophy for German and American boats. Kiel and Boston clubs to appoint committees to finalize details with Marblehead races for boats under 30 feet. Contenders include three German entrants and three built for defense.
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Eastern Yacht Club Regatta Committee
Germany
Kaiser
State Department
Eastern Yacht Club
Prince Henry
Kaiserlicher Yacht Club of
Kiel
Henry Howard
Regatta Committee
Howard
Kiel Club
Barandon
Kaiserlicher Yacht
Kaiserlicher
Marblehead
Fitzgerald Delegation Contests Dwindle at Democratic Headquarters
The opening of Democratic papers shows few contests for delegates, with only four wards contesting for delegations. Ward 11, Ward 12 and several Senate districts see lineup changes and notable names like Olney, Gaston, Hamlin, Matthews, Quincy, Gargan, Sullivan, and Moran feature in county and state delegations. House fights persist in multiple wards, listing candidates for Ward 2 through Ward 25 and races across Senate districts two through nine plus state committee nominees.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Big Mike Sullivan
M. J. McEttrick
Thomas F. Curley
Theodore A. Glynn
Thomas F. Phelan
John F. Cullen
Richard Olney
William A. Gaston
Charles S. Hamlin
Nathan Matthews
Josiah Quincy
T. J. Gargan
J. A. Sullivan
Mountfort Street
William S. McNary
John A. Sullivan
Europe
John B. Moran
Senate
Chelsea
Revere
Winthrop
James J. Mellen
George F. Monah
William Taylor
John J. Garrid
David D. Leahy
Ignatius S. McDonough
Edward L. Logan
Thomas J. Collin
John F. Cusick
Patrick F. McDonald
William B. Heath
James J. Fitzmorris
John J. Oen
Parker D. Morris
Francis Monan
Ald
Jeremiah F. McCarthy
Charles
William L. Newton
John J. Driscoll
Hector K. Mec Innis
Patrick J. Shiels
John J. Teevans, Jr
Robert J. Ware
William J. Drummond
William E. Hickey
Edward C. Creed
John H. Toland
Thomas B. Bradley
William J. Doogue
Charles M. Call Jahan
John M. McDonald
John A. Connolly
Michael J. McEttrick
William B. Laskin
James A. Watson
Thomas J. Fay
John J. Butler
Michael P. Daly
John J. Buckley
John F. Egan
James P. Lennon
Charles F. Mackenzie
Joseph EB. Mooney
James J. Kelly
Patrick EF. Kelleher
John Shea
Leonard V. Bourne
James P. Reardon
Henry J. Dixon
James W. Gibbons
John Young, Jr
Jeremiah J. Kelley
James M. Ryan
Jeremiah J. Hourin
Michael J. Coyle
Allen Clark, Jr
Francis B. McKinney
John H. Crane
Lodge to Speak at Middlesex Club Pemberton Outing
Senator Lodge returns from abroad and will address 400 at the Middlesex Club outing in Pemberton. The speech will cover U S foreign policy after Portsmouth and the tariff question amid Republican campaign strategy. All Republican leaders and candidates are expected to attend.
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Senator Lodge
Middlesex Club
Pemberton
United States
Portsmouth
Tanner and officers elected at G A R encampment
Denver news reports Corporal James Tanner named commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic after a national vote tally of 447 for Tanner, 187 for Brown, 42 for Burton, and 15 for Stone. Colonel George W. Cook and Silas H. Towler are named senior and junior vice commanders respectively.
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Denver
James Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
Robert B. Brown
Charles G. Burton
George Stone
Corporal Tanner
George W. Cook
Silas H. Towler
Minneapolis chosen for next encampment
Minneapolis was chosen for the next encampment with surgeon-general Hugo P. Hiller and chaplain-in-chief Father J. G. Leary named from Waukesha Wisconsin and Chapman Kansas, respectively. The announcement places future events in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Hugo P. Hiller
Waukesha
Wis
J. G. Leary
Chapman
Kan
Adams elected president of Relief Corps in Denver
Mrs Abbie A Adams of Superior Nebraska won the Relief Corps presidency after a three hour ballot battle narrowing from five candidates to Adams and Mrs Carrie E Sparklin of St Louis The decisive vote was 2057 for Adams and 193 for Sparklin.
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Denver
Abbie A. Adams
Superior
Neb
Women’s Relief Corps
Adams
Carrie E. Sparklin
St. Louis
Sparklin
Fitzgerald Denies City Fight in State Primary
In remarks responding to press commentary, John F. Fitzgerald declares his mayoral bid will not disrupt the State Democratic organization or aim at influencing State primaries. He cites friendship with Colonel Gaston and insists his campaign seeks harmony over factional conflict.
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Tia
Gaston
New Malt House for the Frank Jones Brewing Company
The Frank Jones Brewing Company completes a new malt house to replace the one lost to fire last November. The structure features modern conveyors elevators and malting machinery and with existing malt houses the plant reaches a capacity over 300000 bushels. The Frank Jones Company claims its malt houses are unique in the East for using mostly their own manufacture to achieve better results than external buys.
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Frank Jones Brewing Company
Frank Jones Company
Colonist Tickets Offer Bargain Travel by Coastal Lines
Colonist tickets from California, Oregon and Washington priced 49.90 to 52.00 with dates Sept 15 to Oct 31. after that rates rise about 17. Boston to San Francisco and other West Coast cities. reduced rates from New England. Daily Pullman tourist sleeping cars at half price. contact Ss. A. Hutchinson, manager tourist department, Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line, 300 Washington Street, Boston.
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Gale
Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Pacific Coast
New England
Arnold's Balsam advertised bowel relief on hot days
A brief note states a hot day and chilly night cause bowel trouble and that relief is quickly found with Arnold's Balsam priced at 2 cents.
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Arnold
Lodge Poised to Shape Republican Leaders in Middlesex Speech
The piece notes Senator Lodge controls the Republican State machine and draws keen attention from Crane and others. All eyes are on his upcoming Middlesex Club speech at Pemberton to see what direction he will give the party.
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Senator Lodge
Senator Crane
Middlesex Club
Pemberton
Hamlin not yet candidate in Democratic governor race
The article reports Charles S. Hamlin denying any pursuit of the governorship, stating he is not active in politics and is focused on law and fishing. Other figures like Captain Flaherty Major Crowley Colonel Drinkwater and Colonel Gaston offer no new endorsements or decisions as speculation continues.
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Charles S. Hamlin
Mr. Hamlin
Flaherty
Major Crowley
Democratic State Committee
Post
Hamlin
Miles
Drinkwater
Braintree
State House
Gaston
Josiah Quincy
Adelia Lane
Portage
Nomination Papers for Guild Hall Blamed on Paper Mixup
Republican officials rejected a Ward 19 nomination paper pledged to Guild Hall and reciprocity because some signers were Democrats. Hutchinson cites a mistake in enrollment as the cause. Draper and Hall allies are blamed for aggressive tactics to win votes for Lieutenant Governor Draper and Judge Hall.
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Republican City Committee
Guild
General Draper
Hall
Draper
Carstein Says He Is Ready to Run for Cambridge Mayor
Hans L. Carstein former Cambridge City Council member for seven years states in a letter he is ready to stand as a candidate for Mayor if the voters desire. He answers repeated requests to declare his position.
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Cambridge
Hans L. Carstein
No Speeches at the Massachusetts Club Lunch
The Massachusetts Club held its regular monthly luncheon at Young's Hotel yesterday afternoon with 16 members present. The affair was informal and no speeches were made.
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Massachusetts Club
Young’s Hotel
Henry N. Locklin Remains in House Candidate Race
At Republican city headquarters a clerical error left Henry N. Locklin of Ward 24 off the candidate list. Locklin declares he is a candidate to the finish and insists his bid continues despite the omission.
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Republican City
Henry N. Locklin
Ward 24
Locklin
Somerville Milk Dealers in Court
Inspector Julius E. Richardson pressed cases against milk dealers for substandard quality. Judge Wentworth heard George E. Russell of Medford and John Gilligan of Somerville. Russell fined $10 and Gilligan $100, second offense.
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Julius E. Richardson
Somerville
Wentworth George E. Russell
Winthrop Street
Medford
John Gilligan
Somerville Avenue
Russell
Gilligan
Man Hurdled Staircase Incident Sends Somerville Man to Hospital
A R Craig of 97 Washington Street East Somerville was taken to Emergency Hospital after injuring his ankle and body at Revere Beach when he tangled with a crazy staircase.
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A. R. Craig
Washington Street
Somerville
Revere Beach
Twenty Years of Vile Catarrh Relief Story
Chas. O. Brown of Duluth Minnesota reports over twenty years of throat and nasal catarrh. After using Dr Agnew s Catarrhal Powder he found relief within fifteen minutes. He credits three bottles with nearly curing him.
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Chas. O. Brown
Duluth, Minn
Death in Wake of Earthquake Continues Across Ruined Regions
Reported scenes show half clothed residents in streets with crying babies and frightened families seeking help. Troops engineers and doctors rush to disaster zones while public works minister Ferraris heads to Calabria. relief funds allocated.
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Ministry of the Interior
Ferraris
Calabria
Calabrian Quake Wrecks Many Towns and Claims Many Life
A powerful earthquake devastates Pizzo Monteleone di Calabria Piscopio Tripanna Stefaconi and Martirano with numerous fatalities. Reports say Stefaconi Punished by collapse of homes and hospitals at Martirano several towns suffer heavy casualties with hundreds injured and thousands left shelterless.
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Catanzaro
Calabria
Italy
Pizzo
Monteleone di Calabria
Piscopio
Tripanna
Stefaconi
Martirano
Monteleone
San Gregorio
Zammaro
Mileto
Cessanisi
Bratico
Santeo
San Costantino
Consolant
Spilniga
Santo Nabrio
San Floro
Jonadi
Daffinia
Naida
Gimigliano
Monteleone de Calabria
Borgia
Girifalco
Montauro
Olivadi
Nicastro
Cortall
Filadélfia
Gimigiano
Jacuno
Serrastrette
Pizgo
Santa Eufemia
Sicily
Reggio di Calabria
Secret Wedding Pattern in Willey Family
In Framingham on September 8 a Post reporter heard Mrs. A G Willey discuss secret marriages in the Willey family. She noted Maurice L Willey and Harriet M Maker may wed soon, with the daughter Bertha already married in Cleveland.
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South Framingham
A. G. Willey
High Street
Framingham Céntré
Post
Willey
Maurice L. Willey
Harriet M. Maker
Miss Maker
Mrs. Willey
Main Street
Mutineers 10 Go to Siberia
Seven Black Sea fleet warships arrive in Odessa with 2000 mutineer sailors from Georgi Pobiedonostsev Proul Vecia and Ekaterina II. Mutineers to be distributed among Odessa troops before drafting to Siberian garrisons.
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Odessa
Black Sea
Georgi Pobiedoneseta
Proul
Vecia
Ekaterina II
Siberian
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