Hutchinson and Foss Enter Fight in 11th District
Fugene II. Foss announced he will run for the Republican nomination in the 11th district against Stephen O Meara and will file papers today. Isaac P Hutchinson has taken out papers for the same district with claims his will be filed today, signaling a three cornered race for the nomination.
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Fugene II
Foss
Stephen O'Meara
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Republican City Committee
Kelcher
Will Can
Walter L. Sears
Sears
Bagley
John E. Beck
Chelsea
Callender
John Bleiler
Marshall Thompson
Senate
Henry 8. Fitzgerald
John F. Fitzgerald
Praise for Gaston Olney boom begins in Boston
The article reports widespread discussion after William A. Gaston declined the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Many leaders praise Richard Olney as the best successor, with quotes from officials such as James Donovan James Gallivan Jeremiah McNamara and James Curley, all urging Olney’s candidacy and praising Gaston’s sacrifice.
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William A. Gaston
Richard Olney
James Donovan
Colonel Gaston
Commonwealth
James J. Gallivan
Bay State
Bex
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Democratic Party
Gaston
Democratic State Committee
James H. Doyle
John A. Sullivan
John D. Costeilio, Jr
Ward 8
James M. Curley
Olney
Charles J. Barton
Melrose
James A. Hurd
Melrose Highlands
Daly
Cambridge
Charles S. Hamlin
Postum Coffee Replaces Coffee for Brain Worker Health
A managing editor of a leading Middle West newspaper credits Postum Food Coffee with curing coffee related stomach issues and restoring mental and physical vigor. He notes initial dislike, then proper boiling, and says coffee is now reserved only for guests. He warns coffee harms many stomachs and recommends Postum to friends.
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Middle West
Postum
Postum Co
Battle 1 Creek
Mich
Weilville
Gaelic School of Boston Hosts Irish Language Day
The Gaelic School of Boston at 1161 Washington Street will devote next Sunday from 8 to 6 to Irish language exercises including addresses songs readings and recitations. Irish envoys visiting the Hub have been invited to attend.
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Gaelic School of
Boston
Washington Street
Parker to Live in New York
New York reports indicate Judge Parker will relocate temporarily to New York after his acceptance letter becomes public. Democrats urge his move to enable direct contact with prominent figures frequenting the city, avoiding Rosemount's hotel scarcity and Esopus travel. Plans include arranging a suite of rooms in the city.
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New York
Judge Parker
Rosemount
Judge Parkes
New York City
Esopus
Fairbanks to Visit Oyster Bay Monday
New York dispatch reports Senator Fairbanks Republican vice presidential candidate will visit President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill next Monday and speak in Jersey City tomorrow night. He plans to address Saratoga Wednesday evening before touring West Virginia Delaware Maryland and Pennsylvania en route to the Pacific coast. He met Senator Scott and other leaders at the Manhattan Hotel.
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New York
Senator Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Jersey City
Saratoga
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Fairbanks
Manhattan Hotel
Scott
Cortelyou Plans Western Conference on Campaign Situation
Chicago September 9 Chairman Cortelyou will meet Republican chairmen from several Western states at Auditorium headquarters next week to gather first hand evidence on Democratic activity and guide the final two months of the campaign.
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Chicago
Cortelyou
Adorable Victory Praised by Roosevelt for Vermont Outcome
President Theodore Roosevelt commends Vermont Republicans on a result deemed admirable in every way. The Sept 9 1904 letter from Oyster Bay noting the greeting was received by Alfred E Watson Secretary of the Republican State committee in White River Junction Vermont.
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White River Junction
Roosevelt
Alfred E. Watson
Republican State Committee
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Mr. Watson
Vermont
Theodore Roosevelt
Waltham Grade Crossing Commission Sets Sept 16 Hearing
The Waltham Grade Crossing Commission postpones the next hearing to Friday September 16. The session will be in the council chamber at City Hall after reviewing crossings and the current situation.
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Waltham
City Hall
Bennett Outlines 3 Issues in Lynn Congressional Bid
Frank P. Bennett, candidate for Congress in the seventh district, defines three main issues against incumbent Roberts. He calls for rotation in office after six years, accuses a Sanderson-led postmaster ring of backing Roberts, and argues New England interests and shrinking industries require active federal representation.
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Lynn
Frank P. Bennett
Roberts
Sanderson
New England
Roberts Explains Naval Appropriation At Chelsea
Congressman E. W. Roberts spoke in the G. A. R. Hall Chelsea last night with Hon. Hallard Howland presiding. Ex-Representative C. H. Adams of Melrose and Roberts spoke as well. Roberts answered opponents query why Boston navy yard did not receive as large an appropriation as smaller yards.
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E. W. Roberts
G. A. R. Hall
Chelsea
Illard Howland
Cc. H. Adams
Melrose
Roberts
Boston Navy Yard
No Armistice in Delaware
The regular Republican State committee in Wilmington authorized U S Senator Ball to reply to U S Senator Allee, rejecting the Addicks faction offer for harmony and a single Republican State ticket. Allee proposed union Republicans concede most nominations except governor, state treasurer, and insurance commissioner.
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Wilmington
Del
Republican State Committee
United State
Ball
United States
Allee
Union Republican State Committee
Addicks
Harmony
Union Republicans
Linehan Defends McNary Endorsement At Ward Meeting
Frank J. Linehan of 195 West Fifth Street denies bolting McNary’s endorsement for Congress. He says the midnight meeting at Clan-na-Gael Hall was improperly called and notes his support for McNary, urging endorsement at a regular ward committee gathering.
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Ward Committee
McNary
Congress
Sullivan
Clan-na-Gael Hall
J. J. McNamara
Broadway
Frank J. Linehan
West Fifth Street
Reynolds accused of straw bail perjury
George F Reynolds, 34, of 82 Church Street, was arrested on perjury charges after allegedly lying to Bail Commissioner John F Reynolds about owning a 64 Melrose Street property valued at 6500 dollars to secure the appearance of John OConnor on larceny charges. The police contend the man, well known in the North End, left town after OConnor fled and moved to New York.
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George F. Reynolds
Church Street
Reynolds
John F. Reynolds
John O’connor
Melrose Street
North End
O’connor
New York
Rev James Rice to Sing Mass at St Marys Sunday
The Rev James Rice recently ordained at Portland Maine will officiate a solemn high mass at St Marys Church North End Sunday at 1030 am. The Rev Francis Casey S J will preach. Weber mass will be sung by a 50 voice choir and new soprano Miss Grace Gibbons will sing with the quartet for the first time.
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James Rice
St. Mary's Parish
North End
Portland
Francis Casey
S. J
Weber
Grace Gibbons
W. L. Douglas Firm Tops World for Mens Shoes
An advertisement proclaims W. L. Douglas as manufacturer and seller of more men’s shoes priced at 3.50 dollars than any other maker in the world. The claim highlights mass production and wide availability.
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W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
W. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Boston
Washing Street
Hanover Street
Washington Street
Court Street
Washington
Robbery at Pomeroy County Treasurer Office
Two youths entered the Pomeroy Ohio county treasurer’s office and robbed the safe of $14,000. They forced Treasurer Chase at gunpoint locked him in the vault and escaped. Chase remained inside nearly three hours before being found and released. A banker later opened the safe using the combination. $5,000 in gold remained untouched.
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Pomeroy, O
Chase
Estimates of Dr Lorimer by His Lifelong Friends
The Rev. Dr. P. 8. Henson praises Lorimer for rebuilding Tremont Temple and serving Boston’s poor. He calls Lorimer the city’s greatest preacher and a cheerful, reforming figure who avoided ecclesiastical restraint. Deacon Melbourne A. Marks recalls their 3‑year friendship and Lorimer as a noble man.
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DR. Lorimer
P. 8. Henson
Tremont Temple
Lorimer
Boston
Melbourne A. Marks
Father John's Medicine Restores Health in Philadelphia Woman
Mrs. H. McFee of 2189 Randolph St Philadelphia credits Father John's Medicine with curing a severe systemic catarrh and chronic cough after years of illness and multiple doctors. She states she regained strength and can work again, hoping the remedy helps others as well.
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Father John
Paseo
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