William L. Douglas Urged as Gubernatorial Ticket Choice
The Hon. William L. Douglas of Brockton is urged to run for Lieutenant Governor on a ticket with William A. Gaston of Boston and may accept next Wednesday. Prominent Democrats including Quincy Collins and Matthews back him. Born in Plymouth August 22 1850, he rose from an apprentice shoemaker to Brockton factory superintendent and later mayor. He championed Brockton sewerage while mayor. a Universalist church member.
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William L. Douglas
Brockton
William A. Gaston
Boston
Quincy
Collins
Matthews
Mr. Douglas
Plymouth
William
Potter & Southworth
Douglas
General Court
State Senate
Universalist Church
Captured Arizona outlaw Augustine Chacon ends five-year chase
Augustine Chacon, once the most wanted outlaw on the Arizona border, is finally captured after a five year hunt. Sheriff Jim Parks of Graham County, aided by Burt Mossman and Billy Stiles, lured Chacon with a staged scheme, leading to his arrest when Mossman and Stiles ambushed him at a San Pedro River rendezvous. Chacon, nicknamed El Peludo for his long hair, had previously killed or ambushed 23 men and sparked a relentless pursuit across the region.
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Tucson
Ari
Augustine
Chacon
Arizona
Billy Stiles
Jim Parks
Graham County
Burt Mossman
Arizona Rangers
Mossman
Stiles
Winchester
el Peludo
Impure Motive Alleged in Lowell Woman's Murder
Medfield Sept 14. A murdered Lowell woman Sarah McCormick aged 30 was said to be impure by the killer who is unnamed and kept at Medfield asylum. Superintendent French and Dr Quint report the assailant struck McCormick over the head while the other woman, in a trance, continued her chores. No inquest will be held, according to District Attorney French.
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Medfield
Sarah McCormick
Lowell
French
Asylum
Quint
Medway
Miss McCormick
McCormick
Collision Victims Recover After South Boston Car Accident
South Boston reports show no serious injuries from Saturday night electric car collision. Police say no fatalities occurred and the motorman suspected will not face arrest.
Thousands View Body of Rev Father Scully in Cambridge
The Rev. Father Thomas Scully lay in state at St Marys Church Cambridge drawing thousands from Cambridge and beyond. A solemn procession carried the casket with clergy and altar servers, followed by residents and church societies. Requiem mass at 8 15, funeral at 10 and burial at Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
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Father Scully
St. Mary’s Church
Cambridge
Thomas Scully
Dwyer
P. H. Riley
Mark Sullivan
Donahue
John Butler
F. X. Dolan
William J. Barry
Dennis Brown
Catafalque
Young Ladies’ Sodality and Guild
Married Ladies’ Sodality
Aquinas Cadets
Cambridgeport Gymnasium Association
Young Men's Sodality
St. Vincent de Paul Society
St. Mary’s Temperance Society and Guild
Norfolk Street
Broadway
Columbia
Massachusetts Avenue
Bigelow Street
Harvard Street
Prospect Street
Somerville
Holy Cross Cemetery
Malden
Ninth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Father O’brien
Lawrence Glynn
Asher Anderson
Shepard Memorial Church
Dr. McKenzie
Timothy Shea Stabbed in South Boston During Night
Patrolman McManus found Timothy Shea of 59 West Silver Street at 5 o'clock yesterday morning in a doorway on Warren Street with a deep knife wound in the abdomen. Shea was taken to the Relief Station where surgeons said he would recover. He claimed no knowledge of the injury. police suspect a drunken row and have one or two men under suspicion, with one man arrested and held pending investigation.
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McManus
Station 4
Timothy Shea
West Silver Street
Boston
Warrenton Street
Shea
Maranacooks Recall Rep Gartland tribute gathering
More than two score members of the Maranacook Club met at Representative John Gartland's Union Park Street home in Maranacook Maine to honor him and Mrs Gartland. Sol Greene presented a silver service to Mr Gartland and a diamond sunburst to the hostess amid singing and speeches.
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Maranacook Club
Maranacook
John Gartland
Union Park Street
Gartland
Sol Greene
Mr. Gartland
C. Crowley
S. Tighe
E. Killilea
Duffield
KE. E. Shannon
E. Shaughnessy
J. F. Keefe
Kelley
J. Ryan
Henry Talbot
John McLaughlin
Fred Krohn
Rodney Krohn
Thomas Bailey
Henry Callahan
J. McArdle
Lawlor
Ferguson
Reitz to sail Sept 25 for lectures in U S
Amsterdam reports former Transvaal state secretary Mr. Reitz will sail Sept. 2 for New York to lecture, partly for his own funds and partly for Boer relief. The early departure follows pressure from Boer generals Botha, Dewet and Delarey to curb anti British propaganda in Europe.
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Reitz
Amsterdam
Transvaal
New York
United States
Botha
Dewet
Delarey
Europe
Gaelic School Session Names Irish Speaking Contest
After instruction hours at the Gaelic School yesterday afternoon the session was called to order by Superintendent P. J. O Daly who requested that the names of children to take part in the Irish speaking contest be sent in as soon as possible. Exercises begin at 3 and continue till 6 pm at 151 Washington street.
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P. J. O'Daly
Washington Street
Hudson Valley Road Still Tied Up
Saratoga N Y Sept 1 The Hudson Valley Railway did not run a car today and the line remains disrupted by the motormen strike. Sheriffs of Saratoga Washington and Warren counties plan to send extra deputies to protect property as an effort to resume passenger traffic on three divisions. If deputies fail military units may be ordered out. Sudden death Hyde Park Francis W Cass retired businessman died suddenly at Brookline Reservoir from apoplexy age 74 lives West Street Hyde Park.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Hudson Valley Railway Company
Washington
Warren Counties
Hyde Park
Francis W. Cass
Brookline Reservoir
Tle
West Street
Five men arrested for gambling at Lowell Street
Officers of Station arrested Max Smith Jacob Brown Hyman Caplin Simon Green and Hyman Miller at 36 Lowell street last evening on gambling charges arising from Sunday activity.
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Max Smith
Jacob Brown
Hyman Caplin
Simon Green
Hyman Miller
Lowell Street
Kid Curtis May Go Free Today
Police may release burglar suspect Kid Curtis today for lack of evidence. Curtis was arrested Saturday night by Officer Burr after being linked briefly to fellow inmate Govan Sneede, known for midnight burglaries. A room search at 16 Compt on street yielded no stolen property or incriminating items.
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Division 5
Curtis
Govan Sneede
Burr
Sneede
Auburn Penitentiary
Graham
Compton Street
Tribute Paid to Late Father Thomas Scully by Pastor
The Rev. C. T. McGrath of St. Joseph's Church Somerville praised the life and work of the late Rev. Thomas Scully in a glowing tribute yesterday. Father McGrath, a personal friend of Father Scully for about 30 years, recalled their long friendship.
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Father Scully
George W. Bicknell
First Universalist Church
Cambridge
Ninth Regiment
Massachusetts Volunteers
Thomas Scully
C. T. McGrath
St. Joseph's Church
Somerville
Father McGrath
Dublin Protests Open Air Rally At Phenix Park
About 26 000 people gathered in Phenix Park Dublin for a mass protest against government action in proclaiming Dublin as the capital. Lord Mayor presided with John Dillon and William O'Brien as main speakers. George Wyndham faced strong abuse as resolutions condemned Dublin’s name and fame.
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Dublin
Phenix Park
John Dillon
William O’brien
House of Commons
George Wyndham
Ireland
Artist Juglaris of Boston at Work on a 240 Foot Frieze
A lengthy frieze by Italian painter Thomas Juglaris, in H H Gallison's studio, nears completion in Annisquam. The 240 foot long panel depicts a Grecian festival from a city gate to temple, with dancers, priests, and offerings in soft warm tones. It will premiere at Ray Memorial Hall Franklin and later in New York, with design work begun June 1 and painting from July 7.
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New York
Annisquam
Ray Memorial Hall
Franklin
Thomas Juglaris
H. H. Gallison
Reading Gallery
New Laboratory of Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Turin
Italy
Academy of Art
Paris
Couture
Academy of Paris
America
Boston Art Club
Conservatory of Music
Providence
R. I.) School of Design
Boston
Juglaris
Gallison
Ray
Lydia P. Ray
Adelbert Thayer
Joseph Gordon Ray
Franklin, Mass
Rand & Skinner
Beaumonts Burning Gusher Extinguished
Beaumont Texas September 14 The burning gusher ceased flowing on its own accord this morning and the fire was easily extinguished. Smoldering fire at the big tank is all that remains of the flames.
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Beaumont
Tex
Harvard Congregational Church Resumes Sunday Services
Reverend Reven Thomas returns to the pulpit at Harvard Congregational Church in Brookline after a three month stay in England marking a restart of regular Sunday worship services.
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Harvard Congregational Church
Brookline
Reven Thomas
D. D
England
Socialist Rally Attacks Baer at Roxbury Mine Meeting
At Apollo Garden in Roxbury a Socialist mass meeting denounced Baer the "Divine Right" Baer and rallied to support Pennsylvania coal miners. About 1500 attendees heard speeches by William Mailly James Carey and Frederick O MacCartney urging union recognition and political action. Funds raised included 121 for miners with a goal of 10,000, while a pledge of 3000 citizens expressed solidarity and urged perseverance against mine owners.
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Baer
Amerigua
Frederick O. MacCartney
Rockland
Apollo Garden
Roxbury
Pennsylvania
Boston
William Mailly
State Organization of
Socialist Party Clubs
Mailly
James F. Carey
Haverhill
Frank Sieverman
Boot and Shoe Makers’ Union
Governor Stone
Mat Quay
Richard Croker
Tom Platt
Judas Iscariots
Weavers Yield Fatal Shot At Olneyville Accidental
In Olneyville Rhode Island striking weavers voted to return to work one loom per operator citing financial exhaustion. They pledged to support those refusing two looms and to keep fighting the two loom system with solidarity while the fight continues indefinitely. In Wilton New Hampshire coroner James Hunt ruled the death of Eugene Rollins accidental after a revolver discharged when a police officer’s gun caught on a chair causing a fatal wound.
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Providence
R. I
Olneyville
American Woollen Company
Wilton
N. H
James Hunt
Nashua
Eugene Rollins
Three Rivers
Mass
Rollins
Thomas Cooley
Cooley
Committee Delays Brewery Strike Report At Council Meet
Building Trades Council meeting postpones all action on the brewery strike for two weeks without a report from the strike committee. Marble Workers and Sheet Metal Workers delegates attend. William J. Fitzgerald is endorsed for political honors as Labor Day committee reports are accepted.
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Building Trades Council
John A. Kenney
William J. Fitzgerald
Labor Day Committee
Labor Notes and Union Meeting Updates
The Building Laborers' Union 15 voted to aid the Socialist party at the upcoming election with financial and numerical support. The union comprises about 1000 members. United Garment Workers' Union 1 has moved to new headquarters at 7 Essex Street and will hold a special meeting tomorrow night. All label custodians should report to Secretary Isaac L. Witkin.
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Building Laborers’ Union 15
Socialist Party
United Garment Workers’ Union 1
Essex Street
Isaac L. Witkin
Local 6064 Initiates Four New Members
Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Workers Local 6064 met yesterday. Four new members were initiated and a rising vote of thanks was given to Deputy Superintendent Sullivan of the sanitary division for granting four days of vacation.
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Sullivan
Sanitary Division
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Maranacooks
Rep
Mrs. Gartland
Hudson Valley Road
Kid Curtis
Wyndham and Grimes Act
Reven Thomas Back
Nicholas J. Wadden
P. F. Carey
Plimpton-Hervey CO
Reliable House Furnishers
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Faneuil Hall Market
MacCartney, Carey
Franerman
LABOR
Morris
Phawmut Furniture CQ
Tremont Street
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