Keliher Ousted by Curley Rally Disruption in Roxbury
William Keliher brother of Congressman Keliher was ejected from Curley rally at Vine Street Church Roxbury for interrupting the meeting. Councilman Joyce of Ward 17 was also asked to leave after being ruled out of order as Curley chaired. Representative Murray and Lawrence Sullivan spoke as featured candidates for the Governor's Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keliher
Keliher
Curley
Vine Street
Roxbury
Joyce
Ward 17
Doyle
Donovan
William Kelliher
William F. Murray
Lawrence H. Sullivan
Candidates Clash in Somerville Council Election Battle
Curley attacks James Donovan and Senator James H. Doyle who seeks re election against Representative Jeremiah Good of Ward 17. Murray charges Sullivan with illegal registration and residence proof, cites Boston directories and telephone books, and claims elder public service credentials. Sullivan denies Somerville residence, cites five year MA residency requirement, notes long stay since leaving Ireland, and asserts ward committee endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
James Donovan
James H. Doyle
Jeremiah Good
Murray
Sullivan
Lincoln Street
Somerville
Charlestown
Boston
Council
House of Representatives
Massachusetts
Emerald Isle
Boston to Obtain Curtiss Aeroplane for Exhibition
Boston will pay 4000 dollars to secure the Curtiss aeroplane for exhibition next November. A. M. Herring received a similar payment for showcasing the flyer in the city. Curtiss plans to fly in Chicago in October and may use his European cup winner there. Bleriot declines a return to America due to heavy European engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Glenn H. Curtiss
A. M. Herring
Mr. Herring
Curtis
Europe
Curtiss
Chicago
Bleriot
America
Horses Rescued as Fire Engulfs Polk Street Stables
Patrolmen from Station 15 rescued more than 30 horses from two burning stables at 12 to 14 Polk Street and a neighboring building in Charlestown early morning. Two alarms sent Box 425 for aid. Timothy Sullivan’s two story stable suffered heavy damage while Ward Bros. suffered minor losses. Total damage not to exceed 3000 dollars.
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Polk Street
Charlestown
Timothy Sullivan
Ward Bros
Brady
Wadleigh
Connolly
Sullivan
Burglars Loot Summer Homes on Sea Street
Manchester September 10 two summer residences on Sea Street near Singing Beach were robbed of several hundred dollars in jewelry. The Elliot residence and the Ballard cottage occupied by J Horace Brooks of Boston were entered through second story windows during the early evening.
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Manchester
Sea Street
Singing Beach
Amory Elliot
Ballard
J. Horace Brooks
Boston
J A Houston Outing at Lexington Park
The James A Houston Relief Association holds its third annual field day at Lexington Park today with a married vs single men baseball game and multiple events. Young ladies from the store will auction lunches for two, with proceeds aiding the relief fund and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Houston Relief Association
Lexington Park
Relief Association
Weavers threaten strike at Fall River Iron Works mills
About 600 weavers in Fall River vote unanimously to strike next Monday unless a 10 percent wage increase is granted. The mills, run by M. C. D. Borden, follow the sliding scale used by the Fall River Manufacturers' Association, but minor issues remain to be resolved.
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Fall River
Iron Works Mills
M. C. D. Borden
Fall River Manufacturers’ Association
Williaml. Douglas
Borden
Manufacturers’ Association
Iron Works
James Whitehead
The
Weavers’ Union
Young Doctor Frederick Mackinnon Weds Mary R Dwyer
Dr Frederick A Mackinnon of YOUNG DOCTOR SECREILY WEDS and Miss Mary R Dwyer daughter of Thomas H Dwyer Mil ford were secretly married Aug 20 in Dorchester by Justice Herbert M Mankas. The couple met in Boston while at tending school and the news surprised many who did not know.
Man struck by auto may lose sight in left eye
Charles H. Shaw, about 60, of 115 Appleton street, was struck by an automobile owned by Mrs. Larz Anderson of Brookline driven by B. J. Foy near Columbus Square. Shaw received head and shoulder injuries but will likely recover. he fears possible loss of his left eye. Witnesses noted the car’s speed though not excessive. Shaw, a carpenter, has lived at his current address about a year, previously from Jamaica Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larz Anderson
Brookline
Charles H. Shaw
Appleton Street
Shaw
Columbus Square
B. J. Foy
Anderson Auto
Andersons
Columbus Avenue
Foy
Jamaica Plain
Roosevelt expedition naturalists reach Fort Hall in ox wagon journey
Major Mearns and J Alden Loring, naturalists with the Roosevelt expedition, arrived at Fort Hall after a long ox wagon trip in Nairobi British East Africa. They began collecting specimens while expedition porters moved toward Kenya.
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Nairobi
British East Africa
Major Mearns
J. Alden Loring
Roosevelt
Fort Hall
T. Kenia
City Cemeteries Project Promises Large Profit
Mayor Hibbard will submit a communication from the Cemetery Trustees proposing city investment of 13 000 to fill Evergreen Cemetery. They claim 12 000 costs and 116 000 square feet of land after work with 100 000 square feet sellable at 2 per square foot, yielding a net profit of about 187 000 for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hibbard
Board of Aldermen
Board of Cemetery Trustees
Evergreen Cemetery
Tremont Temple Welcomes New Pastor Cortland Myers
The Rev. Cortland Myers D D arrives in Boston to take charge of Tremont Temple Baptist Church with his son Cortland Jr. They will reside at the Bellevue Hotel and Cortland Jr plans to enter Harvard College. A 12 15 Sunday school greeting is planned with a Friday meeting for church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland Myers
D. D
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Boston
Dr. Myers
Five Chinatown murder defendants await execution in state prison
One month remains before Warry Charles Joe Guey Hom Woon Min Sing and Leong Gong are electrocuted for the Chinatown murders. Despite the fate awaiting them prison officials are surprised by their composure and calm behavior while authorities monitor meals to prevent self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warry Charles
Joe Guey
Hom Woon
Min Sing
Leong Gong
Chinatown
Charles Street
Fearless Chinatown murderers face death in solitary cells
The article notes Chinamen fear death least and describe prisoners as self‑controlled in separate cells. Visitors Thursdays are Chinese countrymen with tickets. Warry Charles and Joe Guey seek new trials while awaiting the death week of Oct 17.
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Chinatown
Warry Charles
Joe Guey
United States Supreme Court
Hom Woon
Min Sing
Leong Gong
Rosebery Attacks Budget in Straight Talk to North
Lord Rosebery denounces the Lloyd George budget as a revolution risking Britain’s future. He warns of unemployment rise from capital depletion, questions land tax logic, and accuses the government of courting socialism while widening the gap between landlords and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Lord Rosebery
House of Commons
North
House of Lords
Great Britain
Gonsols
Lloyd-George
Fogg Family Holds Eighth Meeting At Harvard Museum
Members of the Fogg Family Association in Boston for their eighth annual convention visited the Fogg Art Museum at Harvard, funded by Mrs. William Hayes Fogg in memory of her husband. Channing Folsom of Newmarket N J was chosen president for the coming year and the annual reunions were voted to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogg Family Association
Fogg Art Museum
Harvard
William Hayes Fogg
New York
Channing Folsom
Newmarket
N. J
Americans Suffering for Food in Mexican Flood Areas
News from Mexico City reports a severe flood in the northern republic with Tamaulipas relief reaching first. Marooned Americans are found while the Presbyterian mission school at San Juan remains cut off. a rescue party led by W. A. Ross is organized. Pupils and teachers are safe but short of food.
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Mexico City
Republic
Tamaulipas
San Juan
Americans Narrowly Escape Flood in Mexico Trek
A party of three Americans J E Goddard his mother Stuart Ryan and Hugh Cockrell reached Linares after six days in an ox cart from Santa Anna ranch now flooded. They fled the ranch to a hill surviving three days without food or shelter swimming through deep water to reach safety as floodwaters surrounded the hill. They then began the long trek to Linares as the flood subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Goddard
Stuart Ryan
Oklahoma
Hugh Cockrell
Linares
Santa Anna Ranch
Mr. Goddard
Kellogg Safe Fat Reducer Offered Free to Fat Loss Seekers
A promotional plea offers Kellogg's Safe Fat Reducer at no cost to sufferers of obesity. It claims to aid digestion, promote healthy weight loss, and includes testimonials from J. H. Becie Jr and Miss Artie Adams, with measurements and aging references. The letter heightens its testimonial gravity with personal letters and addresses across Ohio and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Kellogg
Sir
Artie Adams
Shelby
Ohio
Kellogg
Kellogg’s
Ada Rayner
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s Treatment Helps Tracy Woman Lose 62 Pounds
Mrs. S. E. Carter of Tracy Kentucky reports a 62 pound loss after using Kellogg’s treatment. She credits God for the blessing and says she feels better than in fifteen years with a current weight of 148 pounds. She notes rapid, steady weight loss from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Carter
Tracy, Ky
Bolckow Man States Weight Loss From Treatment
Mr R J Richardson of Bolckow Missouri reports starting two months of therapy and claims losing thirty pounds in thirty days after a month of treatment. He says he always recommends the regimen to any fat person he sees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Mr. Kellogg
Clara Elizabeth Doolittle
Box 64
Tekonsha, Mich
R. J. Richardson
Bolckow, Mo
Clara Elizabeth Doolittle Nurse and Hospital Veteran
Clara Elizabeth Doolittle served as a nurse for over fifteen years in prominent American hospitals, including institutions in New York City and the homeopathic hospitals of New York, building a long career in care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Elizabeth Doolittle
America
New York City
Homeopathic Hospitals of
New York
Weight Loss Promise From Kellogg S Safe Fat Reducer
Ad claims Safe Fat Reducer reduces flesh without leaving wrinkles, addressing common fears about weight loss treatments. The copy emphasizes reassurance that weight loss will not cause skin wrinkling, countering typical worry about sagging.
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Kellogg
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J. A. Houston
Borden Weavers
Secreily
Teddy’ Animal Collectors
New Tremont
Rosebery
England
Fogg
Mexico
W. A. Ross
J. H. Becie, Jr
Cedar Street
Canton, Ohio
Kellogg Blig
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