WILLIAMS predicts Bryan victory cites Maine and Vermont gains
The Hon. George Fred Williams says Bryan will win nationwide, with a 1,000,000 popular vote edge and about 75 electoral votes. He notes imperialism and trusts as Maine issues, Maine enthusiasm, Republican fundraising but weak turnout, and cites Vermont as basis for statewide results. He analyzes state by state shifts and endorses Bryan, predicting Ohio Oregon Indiana and others swing to Bryan.
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City Elites Confront Faulty Busines Practices
Local officials condemn risky business habits identified in a broad critique. The statement asserts no fault is too minor to merit reform and highlights a commitment to immediate corrective action, regardless of profit. Communities seek ethical standards to prevent recurrence.
Malaria Cure Promoted After Reform Amid Claims
The advertisement asserts the Ague Cure was too bitter for malarial illness and that corrections costing thousands were made. It proclaims the new Malaria and Ague Cure as the best medicine under the sun for every form of malaria.
Ayer Products Mentioned in Brief Historical Ad
Fragmentary read mentions Ayer's Hair Vigor Ayer's Cherry Pectoral and Ayer's Comatone in a 19th or early 20th century ad snippet highlighting patent medicines. No clear events or dates, but emphasizes multiple Ayer remedies listed together.
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Ayer
Maine Election Looms as Voters Prepare Tomorrow
Headed to Portland Maine on September 9 voters brace for a statewide election including Governor four Congress members county officers and a Legislature set to choose a U.S. Senator Predictions favor Republicans by roughly two thousand to thirty thousand while Democrats seek a plurality under twenty thousand. The article notes no changes in outlook from today and recalls past district results.
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Maine
Congress
United States
News From Pekin Amid Boxer Hostilities
Mails from the north reveal delays at Taku and ongoing wire cuts as Boxers disrupt communications near Pekin. Troop actions include 300 U S Cavalry defeating 600 Boxers at Hunting Park, with several killed and prisoners taken. Allies discuss peace talks while British seize Feng Tai and the Forbidden City is spared destruction after initial plans.
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Pekin
Sixth
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Hunting Park
Tien Tsin
Kes
Claude MacDonald
Prince Ching
Senor de Cologan
Forbidden City
Feng Tai
Imperial Palace
Runaway Collision Ends With Injuries On North Cambridge Bridge
A carriage driven by Charles S. Dennis of Melrose and his family narrowly escaped death in North Cambridge last night around 8. A steam automobile nearby hissed as its engine started, spooking the horse. The carriage wheels collapsed on the right, flinging occupants to the ground. Dennis suffered a broken leg and severe injuries. his 11 year old daughter Lulle had a bad cut near her temple. Mildred nine, and the wife and another daughter escaped with only a severe shake. Dennis’s brother F. C. Dennis, visiting from Guatemala, was uninjured. The party, after the crash near Blake street before Engine 4, were taken to safety by bystanders.
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Melrose
F. C. Dennis
Guatemala
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Mildred
Porter Station
Arlington
Blake Street
Engine 4
Julia Paty
Prospect Street
Somerville
Revere Beach Park
Thomas C. Paty
Ocean Avenue
Beach Street
Paty
Rooney
Open Shops in Salem Street Sparks Sunday Trade Clash
Three Hebrew shopkeepers in the Salem street district were found conducting business on a Sunday outside the city ordinance. Police plan to swear out warrants in court after the day’s enforcement actions, while the Hebrew Business Men's Association prepares a meeting to discuss a campaign plan against the Sunday law.
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North End
Hebrew Business Men’s Association
Baldwin Place Hall
Stage Matters at Boston Theaters Tonight
Peter F. Dailey returns as a star with Weber & Fields at Tremont Theatre in Hodge Podge Co. A rural play York State Folis by Sidman may follow at Tremont. Arthur Sidman ill at Keith's. Edward Milton Boyle and wife appear at Keith's this week. Anna Held brings a bevy of beauties to Tremont Theatre. Madame Butterfly at the Museum promises one of Belasco’s finest dramatizations of Loring’s Japanessa tale.
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Dainty
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N. S. Wood
Bowdoin Square
Mr. Wood
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Grand Theatre
the Park
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Duiiry Farm
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Rambler
Parke Brothers
Quaker City
Three Gardiers
Pat
Mattie Rooney
J. J. O’brien
KK. Inoue
Music Hall
Mary Young
Tony Cummings
Tom Thumb
Austin & Stone’s
Point of Pines
Body of Fitchburg Woman Found in Pond After Search
The body of Mrs Mary Leathers was recovered from Vinton Pond Townsend after a 24 hour search. An autopsy by Medical Examiner B S Hartwell of Ayer is planned to determine cause of death. She was married to Henry R Leathers of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company.
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Klondike Club
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Frank P
Bennett
Susan Truscott
Webster
West Townsend
Unknown Dead A mysterious unidentified man found near Shawmut street embankment
A man found unconscious on the Boston & Albany tracks above Shawmut avenue bridge died at City Hospital from a broken neck. Despite several leadings and four recognitions none identified him by last night. Items in his pockets include a watch receipt to Mr McDonlan, a Delano barber card, Celia Kennedy and Joseph Ducett cards, a pawn ticket to William C. Anderson, and other papers. No foul play detected. death point unclear, possibly from a fall or train.
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Sidney
Joseph S. Ducett
Chesea Street
Charlestown
Deutsch land Sets Plymouth Arrival Record
Telegraphic items report the Hamburg American liner Deutsch land reaching Plymouth in a record time of five days eight hours and thirty-eight minutes. A brave girl eight year old Maria Saukello saved a Chicago express from wreck by removing a log from the track at Bound Brook New Jersey losing a hand in the act. Democratic convention slate at Saratoga N Y names Stanchfield and Mackey. United Mine Workers executive board adjourns without a strike order. Peaceful outlook improves though readiness to quit remains.
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Philo Celtic School Opens Winter Session at Pierpont
Yesterday afternoon at the Pierpont School house Oak and Hudson streets the Philo Celtic Society Irish School began its regular winter session continuing Thursdays and Sundays. A special course in Keating's history of Ireland with translating exercises will begin soon combining history and language study. All interested are invited.
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Arm strongest transfer driver gifts boss at Roxbury home
John E. Magee general baggage agent for Armstrong Transfer Company received a surprise visit from twenty five drivers, helpers, and floormen at his Roxbury home on 140 St Alphonsus street before breakfast, presenting a costly diamond ring. Magee valued the gift highly and said he would treasure it above all he owns.
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