Gaston to Drive Vigorous Campaign for Governor
The Hon. William A. Gaston was the focal point of congratulations from Democrats across the state after caucus results indicated his nomination at the September 17 convention. He will campaign vigorously in every section, aided by leaders of statewide and national reputation, with plans to rest in Maine briefly after the convention.
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William A. Gaston
Gaston
Bellevue
State Street
Henry F. Mollis
New Hampshire
Boston
Maine
William KE. Russell
Richard Sullivan
Hamlin
Thomas J. Connelly
Parker House
Michael J. Lydon
South Boston
P. J. Tivnan
Dorchester
Edward J. Brady
Joseph A. Dennison
Congress
Russell
Charles H. Slattery
South
Joseph F. O'Connell
Doyle
Board of Aldermen
E. J. Leary
City Messenger
Leon R. Egges
P. J. Casey
Democratic Party
Samuel Roads
Charles A. Dean
David I. Walsh
Jefferson and
Jackson
Daniel F. Buckley
Democratic State Committee
Edward I. Quigley
Charlestown
Harry P. Nawn
Roxbury
Frank J. O'Toole
William B. Mahoney
John A. Kelcher
Daniel V. Medsaac
Portus B. Hancock
Brockton
Edward Seaver
James H. McInerney
Republican Party
Boston Official Figures Show Governor and Party Races
Official returns list Boston caucus tallies for Governor candidates along with votes for State Committee, Senators, and Representatives, detailing rival candidates and party positions at the local level.
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Boston
State Committee
Representatives Nomi nated Without a Contest
Ward by ward list of nominees shows no contest in multiple wards with names including James D. Coughlin George W. Goodearl Michael F. Hart David J. Kiley John F. Kenney Dennis J. Shea James M. Burke David J. Leahy William M. Blatt Patrick D. Walsh John A. Coulthurst Joseph J. Leonard Oliver H. Bowman George A. Nichols Arthur B. Gilpatric
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Hartes J. Bradley Sewer
William Irrrington
Pourtil
John Golding
Thomas Macke
Fenn
Baldwin Eenete
Michael Melody Ha
Ehesene
William J. Hennessey
Joan A. Hranles Peeenee
Pightil
Patrick F. Donovan
John L Kelly
Leonard & Coyne
Nathaniel G Robinson
Benjamin W. Wellster
James F Nolan
Thomas Arthur
Ward Manassan FE
Brayleynass
William Co
Ss. Healey
Daniel J. Sheehan
Ward
Francis J. Doherty
William H. Hayer
Tates Wee
James J. Mellen
George H. Cadigan
Wee Severe
Thomas H. Kelley
William H. Marnell
John J Mullen Tae
John H. Quinlan
Dennis J. Falvey
John C. Hurley
Sertiee Wee Oy
James A McDonald, Jr
Wees
Maurice J. Power
Frank V. Troy
Eeee Nets
Andrew A. Badaracco
Thomas J Grady
Michael J. McColgan
Joseph Santosnossy
Tbensees
Senee Tees
Daniel J. Donnelly
Wee Ee
William J Pole
John Quinn, Jr
Wee Ety Redbone
Beenee U
John J. Gartland
Saee
James Keenan
Ewes
Thomas Reiley
Charles H. Reinhart
Thomas J. Collins
Frank J. Lenihan
Andrew J. O'Toole
Steet
Michael F. Curran
David J Leason
Patrick J Hartnett
Frank O'Hare
Patrick J Shiels
David W Creed
William EF Hicke
Ste
James M Lane
Donald A
McDonald
Michael J. Collins
William J Doogue
Richard H Foley
Arthur L. Gavin
Wae
James H
Kelly John F McDermott
Charles
Kemp Sturgeon
James McCuclay
Weree Weer
Jeremiah J
Wiliam
Hugh Kelly
Jenes Murphy
Jeremiah
O Brien
Walter J O' Malley
James H. Queeney
Peter F Martin Sees
John McDonnell
Jeremiah J Kelly Dooce Eveererer
John A Kenney
John Young, Jr
James D. Coughlin
George W. Goodearl
Michael F. Hart
David J. Kiley
John F. Kenney
Dennis J. Shea
James M. Burke
David J. Leahy
William M. Blatt
Patrick D. Walsh
John A. Coulthurst
Joseph J. Leonard
Oliver H. Bowman
George A. Nichols
Arthur B. Gilpatric
Plan Quiet Campaign For Adams In 11th District
Melvin O Adams a Republican aspirant for Congress in the 11th district pursues a quiet campaign with no speeches and few manifestos. Managers Gallagher and Draper plan to elect delegates rather than deliver speeches, with caucuses Sept 24. Prominent party figures support Adams, and Adams plans active campaigning after returning from his Middle Brewster summer home.
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Melvin O. Adams
Congress
Charles T. Gallagher
Charles M. Draper
Adams
Hart
Isaac F. Paul
Michael J. Murray
John Masonlittle
George 8. Selfridge
A. Spalding Weld
Charles B. Woolley
I. P. Hutchinson
Charles H. Innes
John C. Haynes
Granville A. Fuller
Thomas L. Livermore
Middle Brewster
Rally in Ward 10 City Promotes Berwin and Kinny
A rally and smoke talk was held in Ward 10 at A20 Columbus Avenue. The anti-Innes spirit prevailed with speakers including ex-Alderman Berwin Representative Alfred J. Kinny Walter M. Jones Gilbert P. Brown Frank H. Deerley Herman Foster Vorest Bo Starr Isaac Dryfus William II de Albert S. Irving Dr. Rosenburg Walter Tathrop. Endorsement of Berwin for the Senate and Kinny for the House was unanimous.
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Chile
Columbus Avenue
Alderman Berwin
Alfred J. Kinny
Walter M. Jones
Gilbert P. Brown
Frank H. Deerley
Herman Foster
Vorest Bo Starr
Isaac Dryfus William II
de Albert S. Irving
Rosenburg
Walter Tathrop
Berwin
Senate
Livnny
House
Congdon Sentenced to Two Years for Mail Envelopes Theft
Congdon, a former Mail and Express messenger in South Boston, was sentenced by Judge Aiken in the Superior Criminal Court to two years at the House of Correction. He allegedly stole money from envelopes he delivered and forged recipient names, admitting he began to support his mother’s illness expenses.
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Hiram
Congdon
Mail & Prew Express Company
Aiken
Superior Criminal Court
House of Correction
South Boston
Epidemic of Lost Children Hits School Reopenings
As public schools reopen an unusual wave of lost or stray children prompts police to urge parents to report disappearances at stations immediately. Captain Hunt of Dorchester Station 11 notes many cases with crying children claiming they are lost. In Quincy a four year old girl disappeared from home after leaving for school and was later found nearby playing with peers.
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Hunt
Dorchester
Quincy
Gordon Ross
Navy Sends Warships To Reinforce Isthmus Of Panama
Secretary Moody ordered the battleship Wisconsin and cruiser Cincinnati to move to the Isthmus of Panama, with Wisconsin to reinforce Ranger at Panama and Cincinnati at Volon. The plan follows the destruction of Hayti’s flagship, amid fears of attacks on American property. gunboat Montgomery to replace Cincinnati at Port au Prince, aiming to reach by next Thursday after overhaul and coal.
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Washington
Moody
Wisconsin
Bremerton
Cincinnati
Cape Haytien
Panama
Ranger
Volon
Pacific Coast
Navy Department
Boston
San Francisco
United States
Port Au Prince
Montgomery
New York Navy Yard
Gunboat for Colombia to sail with arms from San Francisco
The Jessie Banning, chartered by the Colombian government as a gunboat, will arm in San Francisco and depart for the South American republic with a large cargo of arms and ammunition. She will likely go directly to the Santa Fe wharf to take on the war cargo before sailing south.
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San Francisco
Jessie Banning
Santa Fe
Haitian Rebel Leader Sentenced for Execution in October
Port au Prince notes say revolutionary general Chicayo was tried by a military tribunal and sentenced to be executed at Jaemel on October 9. Government forces prepare to attack Gonaives, the rebels' headquarters, as the movement promises to be significant while Port au Prince remains quiet.
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Port-Au-Prince
Hayti
Chicayo
Jaemel
Gonaives
lFirmunist
Labor bills pushed for vestibules on surface cars in Auburn
NO CORPORATION LAWYERS AUBURN, N. Y., Sept. 11. Bills to require vestibules on all surface cars were approved after lengthy discussion by the State Federation of Labor. A flood of resolutions urged special legislation for organized labor. The judiciary committee advised that organized workers inform both political parties that corporation lawyers should not sit on the bench.
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Auburn
N. Y
State Federation of Labor
Judiciary Committee
Lilith Ross Wed Roscoe Harrington in Brookline Ceremony
The home of Mr and Mrs Clarence E Mallar on Brook street Brookline hosted a pretty wedding last evening as Miss Lilith Florence Ross married Roscoe Harrington of Groton In a ceremony performed by Rev Dillon Bronson.
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Clarence E. Mallar
Brook Street
Brookline
Lilith Florence Ross
Roscoe Harrington
Groton
Dillon Bronson
President Roosevelt to Attend Nassau County Reception
Preparations near completion for President Roosevelt to host Nassau County residents next Monday. Decorators work as 10 000 to 12 000 guests are expected. Hicksville battery to fire two salutes, deputies sworn in to manage the crowd, and committees naming Frank Travers as ex officio chair. Senators Hanna Lodge Spooner Allison and Aldrich to attend luncheons and likely dinner.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Roosevelt
Nassau County
Hicksville Battery
Johnson
Sagamore
Frank
Travers
Hanna
Lodge
Spooner
Allison
Aldrich
Editor Vicente Valdez Convicted in Manila Trial
Senor Vicente Valdez editor of a Spanish weekly paper is convicted of wheeling Dr. Pardo de Tavera a native Philippine commission member and is sentenced to six months imprisonment and a fine of 2000 francs. Brigadier General Samuel S. Sumner left Zamboanga for Malaban Monday to move a force toward Camp Vicars. Departure date for the main column is not known.
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Manila
Sept
Senor
Vincente Valdez
Pardo de Tavera
Philippine Commission
Samuel S. Sumner
Zamboanga
Malaban
Vicars
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Sold As Medicine
A vintage advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a health tonic praised by Mr. and Mrs. Livingood. It claims to cure grip consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma malaria and dyspepsia while claiming government recognition as a medicine and promising purity with no fusel oil.
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Adam Livingood
Elverson
Duffy
Mr. Livingood
Mrs. Livingood
Duffy Maly Whiskey CO
Roches
International Steamship sues Farragut for 150000 damages
The International Steamship Company filed a libel in U S District Court seeking 150000 damages for a fog tied collision between its steamer Cumberland and the Admiral Farragut of the Boston Fruit Company's fleet in Boston Harbor on July 7. The libellant alleges the Farragut was traveling at an immoderate speed in fog, lacked proper lookouts, failed to heed Cumberland signals, and did not give proper reply.
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International Steamship Company
Boston
Portland
United States District
Farragut
Boston Fruit Company
International Company
Cumberland
Libellant
Civil Service Probe in Boston Targets Classified Labor
W. D. Foulke of the United States Civil Service Commission arrives in Boston to examine charges that laborers are doing the work of classified employees in the Boston customs service. An increased clerical and messenger force has been approved, making the laborer positions unnecessary. further staffing needs may be met by selecting from eligible lists to avoid untested laborers.
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W. D. Foulke
United States Civil Service Commission
Boston
Boston Customs Service
Handel and Haydn Society begins 88th season with re elected conductor
The Handel and Haydn Society will start its regular 88th season with Emil Mollenhauer re elected as conductor and Hiram G. Yucker re elected as organist. Plans for the year are announced as ambitious and new vocalists will join the chorus to fill vacancies.
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Handel and Haydn Society
Emil Mollenhauer
Hiram G. Yucker
E W Burt's Narrow Auto Trip Through New Hampshire
Brookline traveler FE W Burt endured sandy roads broken chains and a dislocated axle on a 600 mile tour through New Hampshire. He crossed three centuries, faced a braking failure, ditched a car to avoid disaster, fought a vaporizer fire, and finished home by train with jovial reflections on the ordeal.
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FE. W. Burt
Brookline
New Hampshire
Burt
Franklin Malls
N. H
Boston
Laconia
Lowell
Nashua
Manchester
Concord
Tilton
Waterville
Meredith
Weston
Socialists Nominate Representatives in Sixth District
Socialists in the sixth district convention nominated Joseph Stringh and William Andrew, both of Methuen, for Representative. The event took place in Lawrence on September 11.
Roosevelt asks church to honor McKinley on anniversary
In Oyster Bay New York President Roosevelt requests the local church pastor to dedicate Sunday morning worship to a memorial for the late President McKinley. The service marks the first anniversary of McKinley’s death.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
President McKinley
McKinley
Newburyport Fair Big Time Sept 16 to 19 Inclusive
The Newburyport Fair runs four days from September 16 to 19 attracting people from Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The event features amusements, sports, and exhibits with round trip tickets offered at reduced rates on Boston and Maine railroad lines. posters contain station and rate details.
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Newburyport Fair
Newburyport
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Boston
Boston & Maine Railroad
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