Malden Democrats Rally for Gaston
Malden to rally behind Colonel William A. Gaston as Democrats convene at the Brown Building. Party figures urge registration and turnout, praise organization, and target Governor Bates's weakness while stressing statewide issues and upcoming elections. Speakers include Thomas J. Boynton and local leaders F. Z. Bartlett and George L. Farrell.
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Thomas J. Boynton
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Middlesex County
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Gaston
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Democratic Party
Massachusetts
F. Z. Bartlett
Melrose
George L. Farrell
A. C. Reddy
M. M. Holmes
8. J. Marshall
John Fitzpatrick
Governor Bates Names Homer Albers and Lloyd White to Supreme Court Bench
Governor Bates appointed two new justices to the Superior Court yesterday Homer Albers and Lloyd E White. White a Norton native born about sixty years ago studied at Pawtucket High School Tufts Law career and public service including district attorney and legislator. Albers born in Warsaw Illinois educated at Central Wesleyan College and Boston University Law School until 1902 lectured at BU Law School and MIT and served on the Ballot Law Commission.
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Lloyd E. White
Supreme Court
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Loranus EB. Hitchcock
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Norton
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Taunton
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Greenhalge
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Boston
George L. Huntress
Huntress
Albers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Ballot Law Commission
Mr. Albers
Minnie B. Martin
Fredonia
Thomas W. Lawson
Croteau Case to Grand Jury
In Montpelier Vermont Bartholomew Croteau faces possible indictment by a Washington County grand jury. Prosecutors gather evidence and summon witnesses to present circumstantial case centered on the murder of Peter Warren near Montpelier. Warren's 12 year old son testifies. Croteau offers no statement.
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Croteau
Bell Pacific tennis champion wins title in San Rafael
Alfonso Bell of Southern California defeated L. R. Freeman, last year’s champion, in three straight sets to win the Pacific coast tennis championship at San Rafael California on September 10.
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Southern California
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L. R. Freeman
Parochial School Orchestra Tops Evening Grounds Fun
At 10 o'clock hundreds of people gathered on the grounds for a lively night of entertainment. Punch and Judy, swings, phonographs, African dodgers, and an instrumental concert by the Parochial School Orchestra provided varied amusements.
Islands Seized by Uncle Sam Strains British Claim
London reports the United States gunboat Quiros seized two or three islands off northeast British North Borneo. The British foreign office protests and considers arbitration upon Foreign Secretary Lansdowne’s return.
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Foreign Office
Washington
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Candidate Kelly Surprised With House Party Honor
A surprise party was given last evening at 903 Dorchester Avenue for James H. Kelly a candidate for Representative. Friends presented him a Morris chair and the event featured dancing music and other festivities.
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James H. Kelly
Dorchester Avenue
Kelly
Williamson Not Coming From Tremont Temple Offer
The Rev. William J. Williamson pastor of Third Baptist Church declined a Tremont Temple Boston pastorate offering $7000 and will stay in St. Louis at $5000. Deacon Wentworth said the outlook committee knows nothing of Williamson’s decision and has heard no letter or word from him.
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St. Louis
Deacon Wentworth
Outlook Committee
Williamson
Dr. Williamson
Escaped convict Brooks Story reports to governor and apologizes
Brooks Story, a well known Mississippi penitentiary escapee who has escaped five times, visited Governor Longino in New Orleans and apologized for his “unexpected departure.” He said he left to reach his critically ill wife in Kosciusko and returned once she was out of danger.
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Mississippi Penitentiary
Longino
Brooks Story
Kosciusko
Gloucester Captain Breaks Mackerel Landing Records
Captain Sol Jacobs of Gloucester brings in the Alice M. Jacobs with 45,000 fresh mackerel and 250 barrels of salted mackerel at 14 cents each. About 1,000,000 pounds of fish at the wharf as 22 schooners helped load, with crew to share about $800 per man this season.
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Gloucester
T Wharf
Alice M. Jacobs
Grand Manan Island
Alaska
Ethel B. Jacobs
Helen Miller Gould
New York
Gould
Cape Breton
Sol
Newfoundland
Dexter Malone
Manhassett
Haddock
New Hampshire Tax Valuation Reveals Increase in State Inventory
The State Board of Equalization released the annual tabulation from Concord showing New Hampshire's total inventory valuation at 216 887 497 dollars, up 2 200 842 from 1902. Taxable savings bank deposits total 60 381 547 dollars, up 8 241 885. Total taxes assessed are 4 690 803 dollars with an average rate of 1.75 dollars per 100.
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New Hampshire
Concord
N. H
State Board of Equalization
White Mountains Fall Excursion Offers Low Boston & Maine Rates
The Boston and Maine Railroad announces its White Mountains excursion from September 15 to October 10 with return by October 12, featuring low rates from principal points. Round trip tickets are available at stations, with hotel discounts and full information via the railroad’s passenger department in Boston.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
White Mountains
Boston & Maine
People Passenger Department
Boston & Mine Railroad
Boston
Iron Worker Survives Fall by Grabbing Nail Keg
Edward Sizer, an iron worker on the East River bridge, fell from the second span near Brooklyn. He grabbed a keg of nails to break his fall, landed feet first in the water, surfaced, and was rescued by the ferryboat Ohio. Hundreds witnessed the plunge as six men have died in falls during the bridge construction.
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Edward Sizer
New East River Bridge
Brooklyn
Sizer
Ohio
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