Bryan at Ball Park Sunday
William Jennings Bryan former Secretary of State will speak at the Braves new baseball park Allston Sunday afternoon on War and Its Lessons. Positive assurance of his attendance came from Braves management as they run popular price Sunday programs at the field. Bryan left Lincoln yesterday for Washington to confer with peace leaders and will travel to Boston Saturday afternoon.
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William Jennings Bryan
Braves
Allston
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Washington
Boston
James T McCleary Chosen Columbus Day Orator
Former Congressman James Thompson McCleary of St. Paul Minnesota has accepted Mayor Curley’s invitation to deliver the Columbus Day oration in Boston on October 12.
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Boston
James Thompson McCleary
St. Paul
Minn
Curley
Around the World in Their Own Sleeper
A Sun Day Post Magazine feature profiles a Western company travel program aboard sleeper cars. The piece sketches journeys across continents and highlights travel convenience, comfort, and the evolving era of long distance rail and luxury rail travel.
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a _ western company
Sunday Post
Slaters License Revoked by Highway Commission
An order issued by the Highway Commission revoked the auto license of William M. H. Slater, son of Mrs. Mabel Hunt Slater of Webster. Slater was ordered to surrender his license forthwith.
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Highway Commission
William M. H. Slater
Mabel Hunt Slater
Webster
Young Slater
Slater’s Driver License Revoked After Fatal Crash
The Highway Commission revoked the license of Slater after a month old accident in which his car hit a tree. Miss Evelyn Quinn, a passenger, died from injuries. Slater and Raymond said two girls joined them near Jamaica Pond and Marlboro trip ended when the auto failed on a curve. Quinn died at the hospital. The commission found no serious fault by Slater.
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Highway Commission
Evelyn Quinn
Slater
Ule Highway Commission
Thomas Walsh
Walsh
Young Slater
Raymond
Jamaica Pond
Death of Moscow the Cinnamon Bear Shocks City Zoo
Mournful scenes erupted at Franklin Park Zoo as Moscow the cinnamon bear died from injuries suffered last Friday in a fight with the grizzly Sweet Adeline. The other bears mourned while Adeline snarled in triumph, amplifying the grim moment for spectators.
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I. Franklin Park
Moscow
Cinnamon Bear
Adeline
100 Years Old Still In Health
Daniel Hollinger of Winthrop celebrates his 100th birthday today. He values his Post cane and his "oldest-mason-in the country" medal as his proudest possessions.
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Winthrop
Daniel Hollinger Celebrates 100th Birthday in Winthrop
Hundreds of relatives and friends travel to Winthrop to honor Daniel Hollinger on the 100th anniversary of his birth. The active nonagenarian is described as vigorous as a 60 year old with sharp hearing, only half gray hair, and recently regained sight after four weeks.
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Winthrop
Daniel Hollinger
Long-lived immigrant recalls life from Germany to America
Supported by a gold headed cane from the Boston Post the elderly man detailed his eventful life beginning in Schwarzenach Germany on September 15 1815 and tracing his journey to America in 1836. He described paper manufacturing in the West his political shifts and his years with his daughter Mrs Starr H Fiske in Winthrop. He noted regaining sight after a fall and his upcoming birthday.
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Boston Post
Starr H. Fiske
Maine Street
Winthrop
Fiske
Schwarzenach
Germany
America
West
Dorchester
Elizabeth A. Bisbee
Meeting House
Meeting House Hill
Harriet Warren
Lowell
Bve
Harriet
Elizabeth
Englishman Ends Stay After Clash Over U S Views
Michael Hughes disliked America during a one week visit and decided to return to England. His wife tried to stop him in Union Square Somerville and he assaulted her before police arrested him for the Somerville Police Court appearance.
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Michael Hughes
America
England
Union Square
Somerville
Austro Hungarian Ambassador seeks leave of absence
The Austro Hungarian ambassador Dr Constan tin Theodor Dumba announced he asked his foreign office for recall on leave to report personally on the U S situation that prompted Washington to request his recall.
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LENOX
Constantin Theodor Dumba
Foreign Office
United States
Dumba Voices Embarrassment Over Publication Of His Message
Dr. Dumba protests public release of his foreign affairs note to Austro Hungarian minister Saron von Burian and says he may not issue a position statement to the American press. He plans to speak via Austrian channels, depart for Europe soon, and expects Dutch or Norwegian passage with Mrs. Dumba joining in New York.
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Associated Press
Dumba
Saron von Burian
Vienna
New York
Washington
Haphazard Helen Foils Thieves in Quick Witted Show
A lighthearted cinema blurb previews Queen’s upcoming release The Next Sunday Post, highlighting Haphazard Helen as the clever heroine who outsmarts the would be thieves in a playful sequence.
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Helen
Queen
McManus Targets Lodger Registrations in Seventh District
P Joseph McManus, senatorial candidate, says election officials will file charges over lodger registrations in the seventh district. He cites nine voters from Timilty’s Roxbury home, listing names including Craven, Crowley, Daley, and Kilday, and notes others at Kelly Tremont street and Burke Church place. He plans prima facie cases and summonses despite primaries timing.
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Michael Flynn
West End
P. Joseph McManus
McManus
Election Department
James P. Trinilty
Democratic City Committee
Flynn
Lomasney
Timilty
Sumner Place
Roxbury
James T. Timilty
John H. Craven
Thomas F. Crowley
Harry T. Daley
James P. and
Jodford
James T. Keegan
Joseph P. Kilday
Martin Kelly
Tremont Street
Ruggles
Frank Burke
House of Representatives
Burke
Church Place
Patrick Craven
Timilty Club
Fleet of trawlers and swordfishermen land fresh catch at pier
A fleet of 18 groundfish trawlers and three swordfishermen arrived at the fish pier with abundant supplies. The Robert and Richard and others hauled 50,200 pounds of cask, including 34,000 by the Robert and Richard, plus 30,000 pounds of scrod haddock and 29,190 pounds of hali but. Swordfish counts: Mary C. landed 45, Mildred 42, Priscilla 39, Leonora Silveira sold one. Mackerel trip to Boston yielded 10,000 small fish by Bessie M. Dugan. Prices listed for haddock, cod, hake, pollock, and swordfish. Several vessels and cargoes described, plus arrivals of the Colonian with 20 tons of merchandise and stowaways, and wartime freight movements including horses and oats aboard other liners.
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Robert and
Richard
Mary C
Mildred
Priscilla
Leonora Silveira
Boston
T Wharf
Bessie M. Dugan
Haddock
Pol- Haddock
Cod
Hake
Jessie Costa
W. M. Goodspeed
Hattie Heckman
Chiesse Hooe Eva
Olivia Sears
Marion Oss
Richard Wee
London
Colonian
Leyland Line
McDonald
Hoosac Docks
Hibert G. Ganter
Beth McLeod
Canada
McLeod
Devonian
Washington
White Star Line
Canopic
James
Genoa
Palermo
Naples
Gibraltar
Azores Islands
England
Ninian
Rollerson
Liverpool
Manchester
Memphian
Leyland
Reading
Coleraine
Tunnel Ridge
Cape Cod
Manheim
Bangor
Philadelphia
Mars
Landsman
Shipping News Arrived From United States Ports
United States destroyer Lamson and ships Weber Newport R I three steamers Svena Mey er Sydney M B Governor Dingley Ingalls St Jonine Bewie Passport and Portland arrive or are listed among the shipping, with names and vessels noted in the report.
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United States
Lamson
Weber
Newport
R. I
Svena
Meyer
Sydney
M. B
Governor Dingley
Ingalls
St. Jonine
Bewie
Passport
Portland
Poslam Quick To Soothe Itching Skin Ad
Advertisement promotes Poslam for itching skin relief from eczema acne barbers itch and sunburn mosquito bites ivy poisoning rashes pimples hives prickly heat and more. Claims quick healing to comfort and clear skin urging samples with 4 cent stamp to Emergency Laboratories New York and availability at druggists.
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Emergency Laboratories
West 25Th St
New York City
Maritime Vessel Movements Include Tugs Barges and Schooners
A long list documents ships and tug crews sailing from multiple ports. Vessels include Ninian, City of Augusta, Prince Arthur, James S. Whitney, and several barges and schooners bound for Lynn Portland Philadelphia Newport Sewalls Point Mamp in Roads and other points.
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J. M. Guffey
Ivarsen
Port Arthur
Tex
Vie Beverly
Kershaw
Johnson
Norfolk
Bunker Hill
Colberth
New York
Camden
Brown
Bangor
Ransom B
Fuller
Strout
Portland
City of Rockland
Linscott
Bath
City of Gloucester
Linneken
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Narragansett
Finglass
Randolph
Philadelphia
Savage
Michalski
Baltimore
Lynn
Plymouth
Hansen
Port Jobson
May
Goodwin
Maurice River
N. J
Quetay
Thibodeau
Plympton
N. S
Lizzie J. Call
Dunton
South Amboy
Mary E. Lynch
Robbins
Port Eaton
L. I
Eliza Levensaler
Kelloch
Franklin
Emma F. Chase
Cummings
Machias
E. McNicho
LeBlanc
Friendship
Ninian
Liverpool
Manchester
Ieng
Halifax
Hawkesbury
C. B
Charlottetown
P. FE
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
City of Augusta
Savannah
Everett
Lamberts Point
Quantico
James S. Whitney
Lansing
Cto
Two Sisters
St. John
N. B
Dorothy B. Barrett
Perth Amboy
Warren B. Potter
Rockport
Willis & Guy
Harrington
Charlotte W. Miller
Stonington
Catawamteak
Belfast
Stoop
Mary A. White
Mass
Greenwood
Newport
Concord
Maine
Sewalls Point
Braddock and
Wollaston
Mampin Roads
Vesta
Barge 781 Tows Barges 8 and 24 from Baltimore
The barge 781, under claim of Savage, tows barges numbered 8 and 24 arriving from Baltimore to Portland.
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Savage
Baltimore
Portland
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