New England Firemen Parade Honors Trophies and Tragedy
Hartford hosts the fifth annual New England League of Veteran Firemen parade with about twenty five companies and city officials reviewing at City Mall. Prizes total 200 for Waltham and a silver trophy, 150 for Red Jackets Cambridge, 100 for Salem, and 60 for Charlestown, plus special awards for best looking engine and largest uniformed turnout. John C Wasserback killed during the parade. death ruled accidental. ST. PAUL set for next year as G A R encampment hosts Henry Watterson in Louisville with emotional reception and vows to uphold veterans’ pensions while Mrs Logan reacts. Canton and Judge Edwards contests unfold. St Paul chosen on second ballot.
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Hartford Fire Department
City Mall
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Lippitt
Rhode Island
New Haven
Worcester
New Bedford
New England
Waltham
Red Jackets
Cambridge
Salem
Charlestown
Central Falls
Mass
John C. Wasserback
Louisville
Music Hall
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Kelly
Grand Army Department
Henry Watterson
Watterson
Pittsburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Kentucky
Union
Fathers of the Republic
John A. Logan
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General Lawler
Congress
I. N. Walker
Indianapolis
G. H. Hobson
Greensburg
G. Cosgrove
State of Washington
Weather forecast by region for New England and New York
Forecast for Friday calls for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont generally fair with cooler air in the south. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect fair skies then local thunderstorms in the western areas with cooler conditions. Eastern New York will be partly cloudy with local showers and a northerly wind shift to cooler air.
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Maine
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Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
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New York
Gloucester Wins In Return Baseball Game
Gloucester city government officials traveled by special car to Boston for a traditional return game at South End grounds. The visitors played a stormy contest and defeated Boston 19 to 12, with small but enthusiastic crowd.
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Oucester
Boston
West End
South End
Bostons
Mabel Doyle Case Narrows Suspects In Bridge Note
Police pursue two young men linked to Mabel Doyle after sightings place them near the Brook avenue house and with Doyle and Annie Kelly on Friday night. Dunn, questioned at Tolman street, was released when he failed to match a Savin Hill car description. A Neponset storekeeper faces scrutiny over forged letters to Doyle and letters to her teacher.
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Foster
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Tolman Street
Neponset Avenue
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Wilson
Charles E. Gould
Mabel Doyle
Gould
Savin Hill
Chickatawbut Avenue
Mabel
Neponset
Post
Sadie Welch
Boston
J. Melleady
A. T. Stearns & Co
Melleady
Patrick Mulaney
Coffin Valve Company
Mulavey
John Kelly
Oa Coenen Kelly
Braintree Street
Brooke Avenue
Allen Cooney nuptials mark notable September function
Sept. 12. Miss Sarah C. Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Nathaniel T Allen and Mr RP H Cooney ex district attorney of Middlesex county were married this evening at the bride’s home on Webster street West Newton, a notable social event of the month.
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Sarah C. Allen
Nathaniel T. Allen
RP. H. Cooney
Middlesex County
Webster Street
West Newton
American Wringer Co. Ad Offers Repair Services
The American Wringer Co. advertises wringers mangles spring beds and fire related equipment on Broadway extensions. It lists repair services for all wringers and sweepers and notes mail orders are promptly attended to with telephone contact Tremont.
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American Wringer Co
Broadway
Tremont
Defender wins solo in 4 43 on fifteen mile course
Defender beats the wind and currents in a solo twenty run, crossing the line at 11:20:24 and finishing the 15 mile course in 4 hours 43 minutes 61 seconds. Valkyrie refused to start, trailing a minute and a half behind and towed back by a tug.
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Defender
Valkyrie
Walter Luckenbach
Haff
Leeward
Bay Rnge
Lord Dunraven
Long Island
Return of the Victor Arrives at Bay Ridge in Tow
The Defender arrived off Bay Ridge at six o clock in tow of the tug Wallace B. Flint. Three large American flags flew from her top mast and spreader shrouds. A short piece of broom was attached to her jibboom. A happy party stood on her deck as they came ashore.
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New York
Bay Ridge
Wallace B. Flint
Union mediation reporter notes seek quick wage pact
The Machinery and Brass Moulders' Union demand was reviewed in a discreet meeting with employers. Joseph F. Valentine, North America first vice-president, arrived to aid settlement without a strike. He cited wage gains in 36 cities since Chicago, and praised harmony in New York Iron League. Wages on the Pacific coast and in Omaha are highlighted. The bosses’ deadline is Monday morning, Sept. 16, with over 500 workers ready to strike if unresolved.
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Joseph F. Valentine
Moulders’ Union of North America
Pacific Slope
Valentine
United States
National Organization
Chicago
New York
Iron League
Boston
Pacific Coast
Omaha
San Francisco
Sanford's Ginger promotes summer health and flavor
Cucumber and fruit mentions tout Sanford's Ginger as essential for stomach protection in summer. The ad claims it preserves health, tastes good, and saves doctors' bills, urging consumers to avoid substitutes and look for the owl trademark on the wrapper. PorteR Drug and CuEx Co proprietors, Boston.
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Sanford
Porter Drug and
CuEx
Conp
Boston
Defender and Valkyrie Race Controversy Ends in Refusal
The American Defender, after a near windward race, was towed past the Valkyrie to anchorage as British sailors viewed without cheering. Lord Dunraven refused to sail under current conditions, citing no superior boat and insults from officials, while Haff praised the start and proposed a pool to challenge the Valkyrie. Defender to be towed to New Rochelle forenoon.
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Bridgeport
Iselin
Herbert C. Leeds
Haff
New Rochelle
New York
Watson
Atlantic Ocean
Steamfitters Strike Hits Union Plans Amid Bluff
The master steam fitters issued an ultimatum that drew laughter at strikers headquarters as some firms linked to the document allegedly yielded without authorization. Bosworth & French reportedly gave in, and union officers say most shops will operate under the new order within a week. Negotiations continue with firms like R. Starke and Sawyer & Co surrendering. more responses expected today.
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Bosworth & French
Building Trades
R. Starke and Sawyer & Co
Unfortunate decision on America's Cup race outcome
London clubs and newspaper offices reacted with surprise and indignation as the America's Cup committee awarded Tuesday’s race to Defender. The press debated the ruling’s fairness, with leaders from Yachting World, The Daily Chronicle, The Daily News, The Standard and The Chronicle weighing potential rematches and implications for Lord Dunraven and future contests.
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London
Yachting World
Herreshoffs
Atlantic
Watson
Daily Chronicle
Lord Dunraven
Daily News
Cornell
Henley
Chronicle
England
National Bank Plans Stir International Cigarmakers Unions
Local unions nationwide are abuzz over a rumored plan to establish a national bank linked with the International Union. John C. Darnell, chief clerk, is named as the proposer, though concrete details are not yet released, leaving locals speculative about the scheme.
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International Cigarmakers
International Union
Chicago
John C. Darnell
Lynn Democrats Select City Committee in Sparse Ward Caucuses
Lynn Massachusetts September 17 Democrats held sparsely attended ward caucuses to choose the city committee. Ward 3 lists James F Lovett George W Mansur George W Stone William Lannan J R Morse Charles H Hale John J Crowley Patrick S Curry T M Gy nan J W Chipman Thomas P Stone. Ward 4 names John Hayes John 8 Martin James Morrison Thomas Kavanagh Edward Ryan Chester Dennis John H Connors Joseph E Lydon William Pendergast John P Lydon Albert Pashby. Ward 5 includes Patrick F Jennings Robert Leslie Stephen McGovern John W Broderick Harding D Porter Charles E Barnes John W Alison Arthur B Mudge Albert C Litchfield Frank F French Eugene T McCarthy Peter B Lemmon. Ward 6 lists John Driscoll Otis N Alexander F D Smith H B Allen L M Brock William Snell J E Hanlon W J Gayron James Hayes Richard Fitzgerald Thomas Farmer William Lahey Andrew Welsh. Ward 7 Joseph C Chatterton James Rich Alfred Tapper William Hooper. No caucuses were held in Wards 1.
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Lynn
James F. Lovett
George W. Mansur
George W. Stone
William Lannan
J. R. Morse
Charles H. Hale
John J. Crowley
Patrick S. Curry
T. M. Gynan
J. W. Chipman
Thomas P. Stone
John Hayes
John 8
Martin
James Morrison
Thomas Kavanagh
Edward Ryan
John Driscoll
Otis N. Alexander
F. D. Smith
H. B. Allen
L. M. Brock
William Snell
J. E. Hanlon
W. J. Gayron
James Hayes
Richard Fitzgerald
Thomas Farmer
William Lahey
Andrew Welsh
Joseph C. Chatterton
James Rich
Alfred Tapper
William Hooper
Copley Square School Opens Daily for Boys and Girls
For all ages the institute offers health focused care and tailored study. Thorough preparation for the Wlaas Institute of Technicology, business and college. Special students admitted. Chemistry and Physics taught via laboratory work. Instruction in Lloyd. Military drill for boys. Year begins Sept 18. House open daily 9 to 4 at 593 Boylston Street.
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Institute of Technicology
Lloyd
Boylston Street
Copley Square
Obituary of Thomas F. Cahill East Boston journalist
Thomas F. Cahill of East Boston Mass died at Red Gables House Sept 12 from typhoid fever after five weeks illness. A valued Post editorial staffer, Cahill was beloved for his cheer and dedication. His mother and son had died recently, leaving a deep sorrow in his family and the newspaper. Burial will be in East Boston.
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Sf Edwards
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Lane
Dorchester
Lawrence Leo
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