Conry Kellher and Dennison Lead Equal Delegates in Ninth District
In the ninth district caucuses Conry Kellher and Dennison each pledged about the same number of delegates. Conry carried East Boston, Dennison Charlestown, Kelcher South End wards 7 and 9. wards 6 8 12 and Winthrop unpledged or tied. Ward 12 backed Dennison. Ward 5 vote pending. The result is a deadlock with no clear nominee.
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Ninth
Messrs
Conry
Kellher
Dennison
Boston
Charlestown
Kelcher
South End
Winthrop
Corry
Ward
Doyle
Board of Aldermen
West Boston
Edward J. Donovan
Riley
Tie Vote in Winthrop Caucus Shocks Local Democrats
The Winthrop caucus, the town’s largest under Democratic auspices, produced a tie for every office with 68 votes for each side. The tickets led by Mr. Conry and Mr. Keliher were equally backed, leaving no clear winner.
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Winthrop
Conry
Keliher
Ward 6 Delegation Back Conry And Kelcher
Ex-Congressman John F. Fitzgerald told a Post reporter that Ward 6 would support Congressman Conry in the convention and vote for ex-Senator Kelcher. The remarks address ninth district congressional strategy and align Ward 6 with these figures.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Ninth District
Post
Ward 6
Conry
Kelcher
Big Vote in Charlestown Ninth District Faces Few Incidents
In Charlestown the ninth district vote proceeded with calm after earlier fears of trouble. One arrest for attempted illegal voting in Ward 5 and a detected attempt in Ward 4 were the only notable incidents. Police credited officers and inspectors at each caucus for preventing disorder.
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Charlestown
Father John's Medicine Promises Cold Cure and Refund
An ad claims people catch colds due to fatigue and heat but can avoid sickness by nourishing the system with Father John's Medicine. It asserts the product provides vital force to fight disease and offers a refund if it cannot cure a cough or cold.
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Father John
Brewers Strike Ends After Union Vote
After six hours of talks three brewery workmen unions voted to accept master brewers proposals and end the strike. Adjournment came with an 8 to 7 vote in the executive committee and a 459 to 141 unionwide tally backing ending the walkout. Return to work is to be scheduled soon with striker rehiring and arbitration rules for joining the union.
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Building Trades Council
State Board of Arbitration
State Board
Boston
Post
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Beaten and Robbed of 200 Dollars on Lynn Beach
Charles I. Foster of Salem arrived in Lynn with 200 dollars and woke on the beach with a head injury and his money and watch missing. He was talking with strangers in a saloon and on the beach when two men and a woman attacked him. Foster was knocked unconscious and the assailants fled with his watch and cash.
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Lynn Beach
Charles I. Foster
Salem
Lynn
Foster
Colombia Troop Lose Heavily in Colombia Red/Blue Fight
Kingston Jamaica dispatch reports German steamer Valencia arriving from Santa Martha Colombia with news of fierce fighting in Magdalena capital. One hundred government troops killed, railroad demolished, atrocities alleged. British steamer William Cliff adds rebels occupy Culebra and push forward. U S Navy confirms revolutionaries in Agua Dulce Colombia and near Panama.
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Kingston
Jam
Valencia
New York
Cape Whaytien
Santa Martha
Department
Magdalena
Colombia
William Cliff
Colon
Culebra
Washington
Navy Department
Panama
Potter
U. S
Agua Dulce
Boston Area Fair Skies Then Warmer Thursday
Washington forecast for New England calls for fair weather in Boston and vicinity on Thursday with warmer temperatures. Winds shift from light southwest to fresh west to south later, with potential showers Friday in northern areas and fair conditions in the extreme south.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Man Falls From Ship, Fractures Thigh at Mystic Wharf
Timothy J. Casey, 48, of 22 Medford Street Charlestown, was found unconscious on Mystic Wharf, last evening with a broken right thigh. He recovered at the relief station and said he fell from a ship to the wharf.
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Timothy J. Casey
Medford Street
Charlestown
Mystic Wharf
North-bound electric car strikes 7 year old boy
Thomas Clancy, 7, of 181 Harri son avenue, was hit on Washington street opposite Common street yesterday afternoon. He crossed the street unaware of the car and was thrown beneath its wheels. He suffered a compound skull fracture and was taken to the Relief Station in critical condition.
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Thomas Clancy
Harrison Avenue
Washington Street
Common Street
Fitchburg Men Detained For Contempt In Weavers Case
Thomas Laney and Louis Sproul appeared before Judge Hardy to show cause why they should not be adjudged in contempt for violating an injunction in American Woollen Company vs Weavers Union. They patrolled in front of mills and interfered with workers. Witnesses testified for the company. arguments are set for today.
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Thomas Laney
Louis Sproul
Fitchburg
Hardy
American Woollen Company
Weavers’ Union
Grady Jr. Disappeared Journalist Found in New York
Henry W. Grady Jr. of the Atlanta Constitution who vanished in Norfolk Virginia was spotted this afternoon crossing City Hall Park in New York. A friend identified him and Atlanta relatives were notified.
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New York
The
Atlanta Constitution
Norfolk
City Hall
Atlanta
Ward 17 Vote Sweep for Quirk and Mansfield Insists
The Hon. T. Quirk carried his congressional delegation in Ward 17 by about 200 votes. At 2 30 the official count was not in, but unofficially it was understood that Mansfield had carried the ward for Senator by about 1000 votes, having between 1500 and 1600 to between 400 and 500 for Mitagerald.
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T. Quirk
Mansfield
Mitagerald
Cow Derailed Electric Car in Danvers Incident
A cow on the Middleton & Lawrence street railway caused a derailment near North Andover as a car traveling from Lawrence to Salem struck it at 5 p.m. The car, with 0 passengers aboard, ran about 490 feet over ballast before stopping. The cow was killed. most passengers remained seated and uninjured while a woman holding a baby tried to jump but was restrained by another rider.
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Danvers
Middleton
Holbrook Held for Killing Wife in Wilton Maine
A coroner's jury found that Herbert L. Holbrook killed his wife Josie Holbrook with a revolver shot. Witnesses said they quarreled all night and Holbrook claimed she fired upon him and herself. two bullets were recovered and one was found in her head. He was arraigned in Farmington Municipal Court with murder probable cause and jailed without bail.
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Wilton
Josie Holbrook
Herbert L. Holbrook
Holbrook
Henderson
Farmington
Malden to Have Fine New Church
Malden on September 10 reports Rev. Sedgwick Martyn of the First Unitarian Church plans a memorial temple to honor two lost babies. He offers to fund the edifice for the Unitarian Society, aiming for a broad social and institutional mission over 20 years.
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Malden
Sedgwick Martyn
First Unitarian Church
Unitarian Society
Memorial Temple
Martyn
Italy's King Sets Prince of Rome Title For Heir
A Rome despatch says if the Queen of Italy bears a son, he will be titled Prince of Rome. The Queen's confinement is expected in December.
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Italy
London
Rome
Daily Express
Tragic double death in Brooklyn tenement
The bodies of Edward Bigall a tailor and Martha Bachmann were found in Brooklyn apartments. It appears Bigall shot Bachmann and then killed himself after leaving his family to live with her.
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New York
Edward Bigall
Martha Bachmann
Brooklyn
James A Duffey Ends Life After Mental Strain
In Northampton on September 1 James A Duffey a former restaurant keeper shot himself after a period of presumed mental derangement His family believes he acted while distressed He was 6 years old.
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Northampton
James A. Duffey
Gaston Dominates Democratic Caucuses for Governor in State
Last night Democratic caucuses across major cities praised Hon. William A. Gaston as the leading choice for Governor with broad support in Boston and numerous wards. Charlies S. Hamlin trailed, winning only scattered delegates, while Gaston carried Lynn Harwich Sandwich Fall River and New Bedford showed decisive results for Hamlin in its 21 votes.
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William A. Gaston
Charlies S. Hamlin
New Bedford
Fitenburg
James E. McConnell
Gaston
Coughlin
Fall River
Boston
Hamlin
Lynn
Stephen M. Walsh
Democratic State Committee
Cape Towns
Harwich
Sandwich
Haverhill
Edward F. McSweeney
George P. Cooke
Milford
Marlboro
Ashley
Dr. Coughlin
Colonel Drinkwater
Democratic Executive Committee
Braintree
Nawn-Kelly
Nawn
John I. Kelly
State Committee
Patrick F. Donovan
John L. Kelly
Seaver
Edward Hayden
John I’. Fitzgerald
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
Parker House
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
the Treasury
Cleveland
Carlisle
Mr. Gas
Gaston Hamlin
Blackstone
Chelsea Rere
Chicopee Cty
le Cottage
Chatham
Clinton Ry
Foxboro
Yes
Framingham
Fitchburg
Holyoke
Ipswich
Newburyport
Newton
Pittsfield
Quincy
Setae
Revere
Springfield
Somerville Peeve
Salem
Adaware
Swampscott Stoneham
Taunton
Worcester
Waltham
Winchester
Wakefield
Yarmouth
Easees Watertown
Northampton
Gloucester
Ali
Rockport
Beverly
Williamstown
Tee
Clarksburg Adams
Lee Peseene
Pittefield
Lakeville
Not Yet Candidate Nominee Says Ton Replies
Ton replied he was not yet the nominee, but Mrs. Carlisle remarked she thought he would be.
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Ton
Mrs. Carlisle
Kellys Meet Defeat in Ward Caucus Battles
Ex deputy John L Kelly failed to sway delegations for Charles Hamlin in Wards 17 21 and 22. Ward 17 held a large caucus at Vine Street Church where 1300 plus votes were cast before polling ended. John J Mansfield supporters claimed victory in Ward 17 while Henry Kelly led Hamlin in another ward. Clarence Stone was arrested in Ward 21 for caucus law violation.
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John L. Kelly
Charles 8. Hamlin
Harry Nawn
Kelly
Vine Street
John J. Mansfield
Henry Kelly
Hamlin
Clarence M. Stone
Maqnree Street
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Purdy
Tremont Temple
Ward 5
Dolan
Bfore Keither Winthropard
Rene
Ueutric
H. W. Grady, JR
Quirk
North Andover
Thompson's Spa
Weehington Street
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