Mrs Hutton a Niece of Brooks Dies by Suicide
Winnipeg dispatch reports Mrs Hutton wife of Dr Hutton a leading practitioner was found dead in her bedroom from a self inflicted gunshot. She had been mentally affected and was a relative of the late President Hayes and niece of Bishop Phillips Brooks. She married four years ago in Washington and leaves one daughter.
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Winnipeg
Man
Hutton
President Hayes
United States
Phillips Brooks
Washington
Woman Sentenced to Sherborn for One Year
Euphemia McPherson, who frequented fashionable hotels and carriages from a leading stable and used fraudulently obtained garments from a Tremont street firm, was ordered by Judge Hopkins to Sherborn for one year in Municipal Criminal Court. She faced two options and chose Sherborn.
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Euphemia McPherson
Tremont Street
Hopkins
Municipal Criminal Court
Sherborn
Lancaster School For Girls
Estate seeks letters of administration after field heiress dies poor
Application filed in New York for letters of administration on the estate of Alice Field daughter of Cyrus W. Field. Sister Isabella F. Judson says the decedent died poor with an estate around 1200 dollars. Edward M. Field allegedly impaired the fortune and is reportedly in custody at 334 Madison Avenue.
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New York
Theodore H. Silkman
Westchester County
Alice
Cyrus W.eld
Isabella F. Judson
Miss Field
Cyrus W. Field
Edward M. Field
Wall Streets
Ptela
Madison Avenue
Bond for Senator in First Middlesex District Contested Republican Field
A senatorial race in the First Middlesex district sees Republican disunity with candidates Brown Weston, Eland Sherborn, McPherson Framingham, Langford Chadwick Newton, Greenwood Ashland, Nutt May Natick. An effort seeks harmony and George H. Bond Newton as a compromise candidate to unite the slate against Democrat Albert H. Ray.
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Middlesex
Albert H. Ray
Ashland
Brown
Weston
Eland
Sherborn
McPherson
Framingham
Langford
Chadwick
Newton
Greenwood
Nutt
May
Natick
George H. Bond
Creed Rally Near Wart 15 Aims For Tax Opposition
A Wart 15 gathering supported David W. Creed for the House. Ex Representatives Creed and Reidy, ex-Councilman Mahoney, Thomas Owens spoke as Creed pledged to oppose tax hikes and improper corporate grants, and to follow the party platform. A second rally and new headquarters at 587 East Seventh street will feature several speakers.
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Bay View
Wart 15
David W. Creed
Walter H. Keenan
James F. Creed
Michael J. Reidy
John J. Mahoney
Thomas Owens
Creed Piscees
Boston & Albany
D. W. Creed
East Seventh Street
Democrats to form Bryan club in Auburndale rally
Next Tuesday evening in McVickar's Hall Auburndale Democrats hold a rally to launch a Bryan club. Speakers include Hon William H Baker Newton George F Washburn Boston and William N Osgood Boston as Newton campaign kickoff targets.
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McVickar’s
Auburndale
William H. Baker
Newton
George IF. Washburn
Boston
William N. Osgood
Baker
Rally for Douglass at Boston Boat House
An enthusiastic Democratic rally was held at the Columbian boat house on Maverick street in East Boston. John J. Douglass, candidate for State Senator from Ward 2, and Councilman William C. Healey, candidate for State Representative, gave principal speeches outlining their records and reasons for voters to elect them.
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Columbian Boat House
Maverick Street
Boston
John J. Douglass
William C
Powers Seeks Dignified Campaign At Highland Club
At West Roxbury Highland Club a reception for Newton candidate Samuel L. Powers featured speakers ex Sen Harwood Newton City Solicitor Slocum M J Murray and Lemuel W Peters. Powers urged a campaign free from personal attacks, praising past Massachusetts representatives and stressing patience fairness and patriotism in public duty.
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Highland Club
West Roxbury
Samuel L. Powers
Newton
John W. Field
Harwood
W. 8S. Slocum
M. J. Murray
Lemuel W. Peters
Powers
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Congress
Washington
James G. Blaine
Powers-Williams
William Claflin
Brookline
Letter to the Editor on Williams Campaign Conduct
William Power Kenibbs of Roxbury criticizes F A Williams for charging improper campaign spending and questions timing of accusations. He defends Powers as the apparent unanimous choice and urges fair publicity by The Post, praising the paper's fairness.
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F. A. Williams
Curtis Hall
Powers
Williams
Sprague
Middlesex County
Leuds
Congress
Mr. Williams
Mr. Powers
U. S. Powers
Newton
Post
Socrates
Reception to Dr George B Pierce by Ward 20 Republicans
The Republicans of Ward 20 will host a reception for Dr George B Pierce, candidate for Congress in the tenth district, Saturday evening in Hendrie Hall near Franklin Park. Several leading ward Republicans will attend.
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George B. Pierce
Tenth District
Hendrie Hall
Franklin Park
Second day of Photographers' Association convention at Copley Hall
The Photographers Association held the second day of its convention in Copley Hall with technical papers by Cyrus Cobb and John Tenent, a salon exhibition of striking photographs, and praise for Henry Pierce and Histed of New York. A banquet at the United States Hotel featured witty remarks about the Cobb twins and Mr Nye. A Galveston relief fund was voted, raising about 100 dollars, to be sent to the city mayor. Officers will be elected today as the final sessions close with talks by T Hovey Allen and general discussions plus an evening reception.
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Photographers’ Association
Copley Hall
Cyrus Cobb
John Tenent
New York
Henry Pierce
Association
Allen
United States Hotel
Holman
H. H. Pierce
Providence
H. A. Collings
Holyoke
Darius and
Boston
Willis Nye
New York City
Thomas Pattison
Jamestown
N. Y
Cobb
Mr. Nye
Mr. Pattison
Nye
Galveston
T. Hovey Allen
Waltham
Alfred E. Farwell
School Street
Farwell
Worcester
Miss Jewett Causes Scene at National Baptist Meeting
Miss Lillian Clayton Jewett interrupted a National Baptist Association session in Richmond insisting on speaking about anti lynching. She addressed supporters from a street carriage after being asked not to speak, while officials urged restraint and did not introduce her.
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Richmond
Lillian Clayton Jewett
National Baptist Association
Jewett
Virginia
W. F. Graham
Fifth Street Baptist Church
Miss Jewett
Donovan Declines Ninth District Congressional Bid
James Donovan publicly rules out any run for Congress in the ninth district. He states he would oppose his name on any ballot even with a unanimous nomination, calling the decision final and urging press coverage of his noncandidacy.
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Ninth Congressional District
Elon
James Donovan
Congress
Secretary of State
Scottish Rite Masons set triennial convention in Boston
The Supreme Council of the Northern Masonic Jurisdiction will hold its triennial convention in Boston next week with nearly 300 attendees from fifteen states. Grand Secretary Clinton F. Page of Binghamton NY arrived, and Grand Commander Henry L. Palmer of Milwaukee is expected. Committees meet Monday then the first session begins Tuesday at Masonic Hall and runs through Friday.
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Supreme Council
Boston
Clinton F. Page
Binghamton
N. Y
Henry L. Palmer
Milwaukee
Masonic Hall
Toledo Girls Repair Sidewalk Spark Civic Spirit
In southeast Toledo, about a dozen Epworth League girls from Clark Street M. E. Church repaired a broken sidewalk after a local elder tripped on it. They faced indifference from officials but rallied neighbors, completing the job with hammers, nails, and planks as a crowd cheered. Leaders named include Misses Tena Huber Lydia Huber Delsy Graham and Laura Graham.
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Toledo
Clark Street
M. KE. Church Epworth League
Tena Huber
Lydia Huber
Delsy Graham
Laura Graham
Leaders Head to New York for Democratic Conference
The state Democratic leaders departed for New York to attend ex Governor Stone's Hoffman House conference today. Col Norris teamed with Col Drinkwater and Treasurer Lewis to travel at 1 o'clock, while Chairman Callahan left Holyoke and Sec retary McNary attended a Golf Club meeting endorsing his House bid and departed on the midnight train. The meeting aims to map campaign plans for the Northern Atlantic States focusing on the congressional landscape.
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New York
Stone
Hoffman House
Norris
New Hampshire
Drinkwater
Lewis
Callahan
Holyoke
McNary
Ward 9 Contest Few Votes, Bitter Races In City Ward
In Ward 9 Democrats stage a lively fight for legislative seats. Incumbents John J. Gartland Jr. and Richard Hayes seek re election while Charles Rhinehart and Samuel Kasanof oppose. caucus timing may trim field to Gartland and Hayes if leaders settle ahead of caucus.
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John J. Gartland, Jr
Richard Hayes
Charles Rhinehart
Samuel Kasanof
Liiely
Rhinehart
Beacon Hill
Gartland
Hayes
Republican withdrawals from city and ward delegations
William Humphries and Louis T. Howard declined to serve on Republican delegations. Edward M. Richardson refused to attend the congressional convention in Ward 2 percent, replaced by Robert Maher. Walter S. Gordon and Edward F. Coolidge refused Ward 2 percent Dresser delegation, replaced by James A. Hathaway and Henry B. Goodenough.
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William Humphries
Joseph Sunday
Louis T. Howard
Edward M. Richardson
Robert Maher
Walter S. Gordon
Edward F. Coolidge
Dresser
James A. Hathaway
Henry B. Goodenough
Corbett Rally Held by Ward 3 Democrats Tonight
A mass meeting of Ward 3 Democrats is planned in the ward room at the corner of Bunker Hill and Lexington streets at 8 p.m. Hon. Joseph J. Corbett for Congress leads, presiding by School Committee member Thomas W. Berridge. Speakers include Corbett, Hon. David B. Shaw, Rep. Charles S. Sullivan, ex-Rep. Francis J. Murphy, Thomas F. Fitzgerald, William F. Murray Jr., and others.
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Ward 3
Bunker Hill
Lexington Streets
Joseph J. Corbett
Congress
Thomas W. Berridge
Davidb. Shaw
Charles S. Sullivan
Francis J. Murphy
Thomas F
Casualties in the 26th Infantry in Panay actions
Washington dispatch lists casualty details from the 26th Infantry. Killed July 1 at San Blas Panay Company I Richard O Hearn. Wounded August 28 at Dumengas Panay Company C Albert V Rhodes injured in arm and head with moderate severity.
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Washington
MacArthur
San Blas
Panay
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Richard O'Hearn
Dumengas
Albert V. Rhodes
Natick to greet Hon. Charles Q. Tirrell for Congress
Natick prepares a large reception for Charles Q. Tirrell the Republican candidate for Congress in the fourth district. Delegations from Framingham Wellesley Marlboro and other towns are expected to attend as evidence of his popularity among all classes.
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Natick
Charles Q. Tirrell
Congress
Framingham
Wellesley
Marlboro
Boy 8 broken leg after steel rail falls on Atlantic avenue
Thomas F. Ford, eight years old, of 48 Harrison avenue, suffered a broken leg when a steel rail fell on him on Atlantic avenue while at work on the street. He was taken to City Hospital for treatment.
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Atlantic Avenue
Thomas F. Ford
Harrison Avenue
City Hospital
Fears Felt for Fishermen on the Banks
The Texas hurricane reached St. John's Newfoundland and swept the coast. Many fishing places wrecked and numerous schooners driven ashore while telegraph lines in distant locales are down. The storm is believed to have caused havoc with vessels on the Grand Banks as wind shifted from all quarters in the last day.
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ST. John's
N. F
Grand Banks
Gale at Sydney Strikes Harbor and Wires Down
A severe gale in Sydney Nova Scotia caused widespread damage with downed telegraph wires and ships ashore. The French cruiser Troude broke free to avoid grounding while vessels gathered near North Sydney's International Pier. The steamer Florida, carrying many locals, arrived at 5 AM after a rough voyage and proceeded to Boston.
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Sydney
N. S
Troude
International Pier
North Sydney
Florida
Boston
Five Cent Fares Petition Circulated in Roslindale
Roslindale residents press for a five cent fare and plan to present a signed petition to the Elevated road. The sheet lists signatories at W. W. Davis 25 Poplar street I Manheimer corner South and Walter Hudson Bros. Florence and Ridge P H Hergt 686 Hyde Park avenue seeking line extensions from Blusa Hill to Canterbury street to Walter and South then Centre to West Roxbury and Jamaica Plain to Centre via Forest Hills.
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Roslindale
W. W. Davis
Poplar Street
I. Manheimer
South
Walter Streets
Hudson Bros
Florence and
Ridge Streets
P. H. Hergt
Hyde Park Avenue
Blusa Hill Avenue
Canterbury Street
Poplar
Corinth
Walter
Jamaica Plain
Forest Hills
Centre
West Roxbury
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High Art
The
Paris
Deer Island
Alonzo D. Perkins
Daisy Graham
Missouri
Ward
Richard O’hearn
A. V. Rhodes
Tirrell
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GALE
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