Recounts Sought In Warner Primary Aftermath
Friends of Speaker Joseph E. Warner plan recounts of Republican lieutenant governor primary votes in Worcester Fitchburg Fall River Chelsea Everett Somerville Malden and Winthrop. Warner doubts success but backs charge investigation by the Roosevelt Club and seeks Fuller testimony to substantiate claims.
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Joseph E. Warner
Worcester
Fitchburg
Fall River
Chelsea
Everett
Somerville
Malden
Winthrop
Arner
Warner
Roosevelt Club
Alvan T. Fuller
Congressman Fuller
Robert M. Washburn
The
Watson Wins in Georgia Democratic Senate Nomination
Atlanta announces Thomas S. Watson won the Democratic nomination for United States Senator in unofficial returns. Watson leads with 215 county unit votes, while Governor Dorsey has 81 and Senator Smith 40. Gubernatorial race lacks a majority, with Hardwick at 170, Walker 150, and Holder 20.
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Atlanta
Thomas
Watson
Atlanta Journal
Dorsey
Smith
Journal
Hardwick
Clifford Walker
John N. Holder
Two Men Charged With Burglary In Roxbury Homes
Harry Luffman of 15 Decatur Street and Edward Conley of 41 Cabot Street Roxbury were arraigned in South Boston District Court for breaking and entering Margaret Barry’s residence at 637 East Eighth Street. Both were found guilty and held for the grand jury and also guilty of attempting to break into Mrs. Mary McCabe’s home at 211 L Street.
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Harry Luffman
Decatur Street
Roxbury
Edward Conley
Cabot Street
South Boston
Margaret Barry
East
Ehighth Street
Mary McCabe
L Street
Doctor Warns Against Indigestion Mistakes and Promotes Magnesia
A New York physician warns many call indigestion when caused by gastric catarrh. He urges a treatment of pure Bisulated Magnesia in hot water before meals to cleanse the stomach, neutralize excess acid, and aid digestion without laxative effects. Obtain Bisurated Magnesia from local druggists.
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New York
Everett J. Lake Nominated Republican Governor Candidate
Everett J. Lake of Hartford was chosen as the Republican gubernatorial nominee at the state convention on the third ballot. Attorney-General Frank E. Healy led early tallies, with Lake's nomination becoming unanimous as delegates shifted under pressure from Lt. Gov. Clifford B. Wilson. Templeton was named lieutenant governor candidate.
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Hartford
Conn
Everett J. Lake
Lake
William H. Hall
Clifford B. Wilson
Ler
Frank E. Healy
Wilson
Hall
Mr. Lake
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Harvard University
Charles A. Templeton
Waterbury
Sewerage Contract Awarded for Brighton Streets
A $12,766 sewerage contract was awarded by Mayor Peters to James J. Conway as the lowest bidder. The project covers Murdock street between North Beacon street and Cushman road and Cushman road between Glencoe and Dustin streets.
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Murdock Street
Cushman Road
Brighton
Peters
James J. Conway
North Beacon Street
Glencoe and
Dustin Streets
Victory Day Celebration Planned for Sept 22 in Boston
The final ratification of the federal suffrage amendment will be celebrated on September 22 in Faneuil Hall. Suffragists are instructed to meet at 1 p.m. on the Charles Street side of the Common and march to Beacon Hill and Faneuil Hall with suffrage as the message. Speakers include Miss Alice Stone Blackwell and Mrs. Maud Wood Park.
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Faneuil Hall
Charles Street
Beacon Hill
Charles Sumner Bird
Alice Stone Blackwell
Maud Wood Park
Massachusetts Suffrage Association seeks applicants for reserved seats
A notice urges applications by letter to the Massachusetts Suffrage Association at 68 Boylston Street for seats reserved for pioneers and long-serving workers, due by September 13. A separate appeal asks for the missing father John Juliano, a former service member, who left after a dispute and has not been seen for over two weeks, with the family hopeful he re enlists in the Navy. The ill wife remains at home praying for his return, while young Annie cries for her papa.
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Massachusetts Suffrage Association
Boylston Street
John Juliano
United States Navy
Annie
League to Care for Deserted Animals
Richard C Craven of the Animal Rescue League on Carver street warns against dog cropping and notes an October drive to care for cats and dogs abandoned in summer cottages. The league reports record rescues in July and August 1878 with hundreds of cats and dogs saved, plus a few birds and small pets.
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Animal Ue League
Richard C. Craven
Animal Rescue League
Carver Street
Mr. Craven
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