Democrats Predict House Swing After Maine and Vermont Wins
The Democratic Congressional Committee reports strong gains after Maine and Vermont results. They forecast a Democratic majority in the next House, with Republicans trailing in key districts. The forecast lists 167 Democrats, 120 Republicans, and 2 Fusion, plus 32 doubtful seats. The committee notes soldiers' votes and war weariness affecting the GOP.
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Washington
D. C
National Democratic Congressional Committee
Vermont
Maine
Alger
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
West Virginia
Alabama
Texas
Missouri
Kentucky
House
Osborne
Overstreet
Republican Committee
Democratic Committee
Nevins Will Hits Charity and Town Projects Across Mass
The will of David Nevins, who died in Germany, directs major gifts to his wife and daughter then to charities. Provisions include Nevins Hall in Framingham, a Methuen homestead, a hospital fund, and distributions to twenty charities chosen by executors, with residuary shares among relatives while multiple named individuals receive legacies totaling millions.
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David Nevins
Germany
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Harriette F. Nevins
Elise
Nevins
Methuen
Samuel A. Clough
Wakefield
Julia Kimball
Michael Kelly
Framingham
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
Boylston Street
Boston
Nevins Hall
Methven
Hoar to London Mission Likely Declined
President invites Senator Hoar to London to replace Hay but health concerns for Mrs Hoar and Hoar's own value in the Senate lead to a probable decline. Rumors place Secretary Long as a potential successor, though no move has been made.
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Washington
Hoar
Massachusetts
London
Hay
Long
Athletes Train for Peak Condition with Kutnow Powder
The article notes that top competitors keep their organs in strong shape for success. James J. Corbett endorses Kutnow's Improved Effervescent Powder, claiming it best tones his liver and stomach during training. Readers can request a free sample by writing Kutnow Bros at 13 Astor Place, New York, and mentioning the Boston Post.
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James J. Corbett
Kutnow
Kutnow’s
Kutnow Bros
Astor Place
New York City
Boston Post
Career of a spendthrift and Boston intrigues revealed
The piece previews a Portland Post feature on a wayward young man whose rising envy across major cities, including Boston, fascinates readers. It hints the Sunday Post will expose events of the past years and claims Mayor Quincy wields influential hands. The palmist will demonstrate his findings to the public.
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Boston
Protesting Order Bans Hugging Beware Of Critic Rules
Local readers report a playful protest by girls against a hugging prohibition. They question why critics should curb a simple human pleasure shared with the Sunday Post man.
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Sunday Post
Night Hawk of Newspaper Row Draws Readers In
A Sunday Post feature introduces the Night Hawk of Newspaper Row, a powerful young woman and the columnist who wishes readers to know him. The piece explores dignity, rebellion, and the city after nightfall through his announced rounds and opinions.
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Night Hawk
Newspaper Row
The
Sunday Post
The British Seek American Theatrical Assets Abroad
British promoters move to secure American properties after the English invasion. H E Moss eyeing Kos ter Bial's in New York. Olympia sold to an English syndicate. Della Fox names her new musical comedy The Little Host with Sla vin O Rourke and Graham to star. Numerous show openings and current attractions fill Boston and New York venues as the fall season begins.
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England
Olympia
New York
H. E. Moss
Koster & Bial’s
Della Fox
Little Host
John Slavin
Eugene O’rourke
R. B. Graham
New York Casino
Boston Theatre
Madge Lessing
Manhattan Theatre
Cumberland
Columbia
Horace Lewis
Castle Square Stock Company
Julia Marlowe
Violet Dene
Christine Anderson
David Lythgoe
Catharina Bartho
Miss Dene
Cissy Fitzgerald
Miss Anderson
Miss Bartha
Park Open As Long As Weather Permits
Wheelmen and wheelwomen keep exercising while cars crowd the park afternoon and evening. Officials say the park will stay open as long as the weather allows.
Dow's Summer Street Store Sets High Standard
Charles H. Dow of the Los Angeles Company opened a bright, well equipped shop at 49 Summer Street. The establishment emphasizes purity with no bar, serving fine wines and liquors alongside condiments and olives. Women customers praise the illuminated interior and refined presentation as signs of careful, high quality retail.
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Charles H. Dow
Los Angeles
Summer Street
Los Angeles Company
Hovey’s
Gold Democrats Active in Chicago Conference
W D Bynum, chairman of the National Gold Democratic committee, met in Chicago with Palmer Buckner leaders. They accuse the regular Democratic organization of pushing the silver issue again this fall and plan to oppose it actively.
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Chicago
W. D. Bynum
National Gold Democratic Committee
Palmer-Buckner Party
Bar Harbor Queen Resort Attracts Special Rail Excursion
The Bar Harbor area is promoted as the premier northern Atlantic resort with extensive beautification, scenic roads, grand residences, and ample hotels. The Boston & Maine railroad offers a low rate excursion from Boston and nearby cities, 7.50 for all-rail via Portland, or 5 by rail to Portland plus steamer to Bar Harbor, valid Sept 15 to 30 with return by Oct 10.
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Bar Harbor
North Atlantic
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Lowell
Lawrence
Salem
Lynn
Haverhill
Portland
Frank Jones
John J Douglass to Speak on Some Developments in the Crimes
East Boston resident John J Douglass will deliver a smoke talk this evening before Excelsior Council Knights of Columbus at Armory Hall. The topic focuses on developments in the crimes.
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John J. Douglass
East Boston
Excelsior Council, Knights of Columbus
Armory Hall
Boston Union Station
Alton Bay
Borat
Washington St
Boston
D. J. Flanders
L Pass
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