Attacks Platforms Ignite Massachusetts National Party Meeting
Dr William Everett of Quincy led a meeting at the Exchange Club to launch a new National party in Massachusetts. About forty attended including James B Gardiner Russell Codman Samuel Nash and Archibald M Howe with Nash as chairman and an electors list drafted for potential national ticket alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Everett
Quincy
New
National Party
Exchange Club
Real
James B. Gardiner
Russell 9. Codman
Samuel Y. Nash
Brookline
Merrill Wyman, Jr
Charles D. Ames
Church of the Disciples
Archibald M. Howe
Frederick M. Balch
William P. Clark
Amos K. Tilden
State Board of Pharmacy
Charles F. Dole
John Jay Chapman
New York
Massachusetts
George W. Wheelwright
Hardwick
Fiske Warren
Harvard
Daniel B. Beard
Lynn
Olney
McKinley
Mr. Bryan
Bris Cleared and City Reopened After Disaster
Authorities move quickly to inter bodies and resume business in a small way. First efforts focus on securing water and light and cleansing streets as they restart daily life in the affected area.
New Hope for Galveston People
Galveston faces recovery after a major catastrophe as aid pours in and authorities plan to resume government services. Treated as a rebuilding moment, the city plans to flush gutters, restore water service, and reopen businesses while assessing damage to infrastructure, rail lines, and ships. The recovery hinges on railroad and port decisions, aid distribution, and restoring electrical service to end the blackout.
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Galveston
Tex
Miners prepare to strike in Hazleton region
Nearly 150000 anthracite miners vow to halt work next Monday under President Mitchells order. National and local unions amass strike funds while organizers push mass meetings. Some workers aim to strike, others plan to accept short pay but keep provisions scarce as merchants brace for disruption. Sheriff awaits potential deputy support to guard public property and maintain order amid a long, costly confrontation.
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Hazleton
Penn
Mitchell
National Executive Board
National
James
Harvey
Luzern County
United Mine Workers’ Association
Father Phillips
United Mine Workers’ Organization
I. P. Pardee
Hazleton National Bank
A. S. van Wickle
Coleraine
Milnesville
Evans
Toda
Ayers
Colerain
Aged Abbott Cared For In Lowell After Giving Away Money
In Lowell on September 18 Seth Abbott 83 a San Diego resident and father of Emma Abbott the late prima donna was placed under police care while awaiting his Chicago daughter Elizabeth Abbott Clark to respond. He wandered stores and streets giving away dollars and was lucid on other topics. He had a substantial income left by his daughter.
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Lowell
Seth Abbott
Emma Abbott
Elizabeth Abbott Clark
Chicago
Abbott
San Diego
Cal
Emma
Weather forecast for New England states Friday and Saturday
Forecast for Friday and Saturday in Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut calls for generally fair and warmer conditions Friday. Saturday brings cloud cover with likely rain in several areas and light to moderate winds. interior Maine Rhode Island and Connecticut rise in temperature with partly cloudy to fair conditions.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Top-to-Toe Outfitters Advertise Preseason Clearance
A. Isaacson & Co. urges rapid disposal of winter wear including overcoats ulsters reefers cardigans shoes boots hats gloves woolens and more before October 1. The store at 154-168 Washington Street and The Old Blue Store opposite Cornhill faces Adams and Dock Squares promote a complete men and boys wardrobe clearance.
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A. Isaacson & Co
Washington Street
Blue
Cornhill
Adams and
Dock Squares
Secretary of War Root Undergoes Caruncle Removal
Secretary of War Root underwent an operation for a deep rooted carbuncle at Southampton Long Island. He will remain in his summer residence for ten days to two weeks and is not confined to bed. The procedure was performed by a New York specialist and was reported successful with the secretary in good health.
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News
Tribune
Galveston
Railroads
Southern Pacific
New York
Root
Southampton
L. I
Sayward describes Boston trade arbitration plan
W H Sayward of the National Association of Builders of Boston testifies before the Industrial Commission. He explains Boston practice of trade arbitration and a workers and employers committee for potential strikes, arguing it could have eased Chicago and Philadelphia builder strikes.
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Washington
W. H. Sayward
National Association of Builders of
Boston
Mass
Industrial Commission Today
Sayward
Chicago
Philadelphia
Fire destroys McMorran milling and associates plant
Port Huron Mich Sept 13. A noon fire wiped out the entire plant owned by the McMorran Milling Company the Port Huron and Northwestern Elevator Company and PD MacMorran Company. The loss is estimated at 225000 dollars and is covered by insurance.
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Port Huron
Mich
McMorran Milling Company
Port Huron and Northwestern Elevator Company
PD. MacMorran & Co
Man Struck by Freight Car Suffers Minor Injury
Timothy J. Foley was struck by a moving freight car yesterday and escaped with a slight laceration. The car incurred no damage. Foley received first aid at the Emergency Hospital and then walked to his home at 9387 Shawmut Avenue.
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Timothy J. Foley
Foley
Shawmut Avenue
Elderly Man Struck by Carriage at Milk and Washington
An elderly man was struck and knocked down by the carriage of Neil H Beer at the Milk and Washington streets corner yesterday. He injured his hip and was carried to Massachusetts General Hospital. The injured man is John C Langley, 70, of Melrose Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil H. Beer
Milk and
Washington Streets
Everett critique of McKinley policy and war stance
The speaker argues that McKinley misled voters, criticizes the Philippine War as improper under constitutional government, and denounces reviving a constant war mentality. He cites Roosevelt and others, noting a shift toward militarism and questioning the desirability of continual wars. The conference includes remarks by Rev. Dole, Archibald Howe, and John J. Chapman.
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Mr. McKinley
Mr. Bryan
United States
McKinley
Roosevelt
Sweden
Norway
Mr. Dole
Archibald M. Howe
John J. Chapman
New York
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Bris
Aquor
Galveston Island
Associated Press
Gyliler
Norma
H. C. Wilmott
New Orleans
Jones
Houston
Sheriff
Higain
Washington, Hanover and Elmets
Prima Dona
Newark
Sel Ehelty Es
Devonshire St
Spring Lane
Washington ST
Felulner
Water St
Cicar
Havana
America
Goldsmith, Silver & CO
Cor. Causeway and Merrimac Sts
Industrial Commission
Crass
Breck’s
Market St
Sage
Nationa Party
Bernard M.wolf
CET
Cor
Hanover and
Portland Sts
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