Mayors Victory in Boston Political Fight Detailed
The piece analyzes a Boston mayoral contest between Fitzgerald and Lomasney with Dixon as senator pick. It notes Ward 8 as pivotal with Donovan’s 1890s lead shaping results, Dixon gains hoped by Coakley and City Hall allies, and Moran managers backing the mayor. It emphasizes Fitzgeralds confidence in winning through wards 6 7 and 4 while Lomasney faces a strong rival in the mayoral race.
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Lomasney
Edward W. Dixon
Fitzgerald
Dixon
Daniel Coakley
McCarty
Riley
the Republic
Moran
Mr. Lomasney
Kiley
Edward J. Donovan
Donovan
Boston
Cambridge
Passing a Waterlogged British Schooner Brooklyn
Captain Lind bee of the Norwegian steamer Simon Du mois reports passing on Sept 13 at 9 30 am a waterlogged three masted British schooner Brooklyn of Liverpool N 8 off the northeast with a heavy easterly swell. The ship’s captain wished to be reported but would not leave his vessel.
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Baltimore
Lindbee
Simon Dumois
Nipe Bay
Brooklyn
Liverpool
Texas town lands $50,000 railway bonus to Roscoe line
Snyder Texas reports a $50,000 bonus secured after weeks of talks. F W James of Abilene will build a railway to Snyder from Roscoe on the Texas and Pacific within two years, with plans to extend the line to Portales New Mexico.
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Snyder
Tex
F. W. Jame
Abilene
Roscoe
Texas & Pacific
Portales
New Mexico
Hungarians in Boston Unveil Washington Statue Bond
Some 500 Hungarians in Greater Boston gathered at the Public Garden base of Washington's statue to place a laurel wreath as part of a Budapest statue unveiling observance. Mayor Fitzgerald and Honorary Chairman Freeland spoke, followed by a banquet at Kossuth Hall.
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Boston
Washington
Greater
Budapest
Hungary
United States
America
John F. Fitzgerald
A. A. Freeland
Washington Monument
Europe
Freeland
Fitzgerald
Kossuth Hall
Weekly Review of Markets Improvement In Sentiment And Coal Stocks
Market sentiment improved in New York and Boston as Secretary Shaw aided imports of gold easing money tension. Reading led activity with 920,000 shares traded Friday and Saturday, while coal railroads Delaware and Hudson Erie and Baltimore & Ohio rose. Copper and steel shares drew attention with expansion notes and dividend prospects. copper supply is tight and copper stocks rose in expectation of higher future dividends.
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New York
Boston
Shaw
Treasury Department
Reading
Delaware & Hudson
Erie
Baltimore & Ohio
Coal and Transportation Departments
Western
Steel Corporation
Washington Day in Budapest Honors First US President
In Budapest on September 16 a Washington day marked by a monarch territory unveiling of a statue to George Washington drew mass crowds from morning prayers to an afternoon parade and a park gathering of about 30,000. Hungarian ministers dignitaries and 500 Hungarian Americans attended along with Chester the American consul general.
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George Washington
America
Washington
Hungary
United States
Francis Kossuth
Albert Apponyi
Independence Party
Diet
Chester
E. T. Kohanyi
Cleveland
Herr Rakowski
Chamber of Deputies
Louis Kossuth
Kohanyi
Republic
Bauzy
Herr Baury
Roosevelt
Count Apponyi
Governor McLane's Milford Home Damaged by Fire
Governor John McLane's residence in Milford New Hampshire was badly damaged by fire on September 16. The alarm sounded as church bells rang causing some delay for firefighters. Loss estimated around 1600 dollars and insured.
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Milford
N. H
John McLane
Bryan in Talk 10 Students at Hollins Institute
William Jennings Bryan rested at Hollins Institute near Roanoke where his daughter Grace attends. He addressed students in the college chapel on faith hope and love then traveled to Raleigh via Lynchburg and Greensboro for a slate of speeches in North Carolina and South Carolina.
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Bryan
Hollins Institute
Grace
Money vanished in $1000 Uncle Sam bunco
Officials trace $1000 in banknotes shipped from Niagara Falls by the collector of customs. The money was placed in a special pouch and unlocked at the sub-treasury to reveal tissue paper. A similar loss of $1000 occurred five years ago from Buffalo, never solved.
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Washington
Sub-Treasury
Niagara Falls
United States Express Company
Buffalo Customs Dlistrict
Woburn Man Dies at Metropolitan Police Station
Woburn resident E. W. Hammond, 35, died at the Metropolitan Police Station in Revere Beach from heart failure. Taken there by Officer Philbrick, he gave the name William Donovan and address 76 Cambridge Street, Woburn. Dr. B A Andrews pronounced death due to heart failure from stimulant use. this was the station's first death since its establishment.
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Metropolitan Police
Sta. W
Hammond
B. A. Andrews
Beachmont
Metropolitan Station
Malden Girl Plans Stage Debut as Solo Dancer
Miss Winifred Gilrain, 15, of 103 Lebanon Street in Malden, a former Maplewood pupil, expects to go on the stage as a solo dancer. She has led in May festival performances in Boston and amateur shows in Maine and New Hampshire, with several offers from managers and a decision due later this week.
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Malden
Winifred Gilrain
Lebanon Street
Williams. Butler
Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
King Edward VII's tailor bills reveal royal wardrobe costs
London reports the monarch spends about 5 000 to 6 000 dollars yearly on tailoring. He buys nearly a hundred trousers annually at 10.50 to 13 dollars a pair, twelve to fifteen dress suits at 80 dollars each, and multiple sack coats frock coats and overcoats. The wardrobe also includes 100 naval and military uniforms, though their value is separate from the tailoring bill.
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London
Edward VII
Naval Tug Potomac Sails for Newfoundland
The Navy Department reports the naval tug Potomac sailed today from New York for Newfoundland to conduct an inquiry into the fisheries. Professor Alexander is aboard.
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Newfoundland
Washington
Navy Department
New York
Alexander
Reverend Lyon Resigns From Holyoke Church
The Rev John L Lyon pastor of Second Baptist Church and president of the State Baptist Association announced his resignation today effective in three months He is expected to turn to the lecture field in coming months and will depart Holyoke with the churchs best wishes.
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Holyoke
John L. Lyon
Second Baptist Church
State Baptist Association
Lyon
Patrolman Fights to Detain Disturbing Collins in Newton
In Newton on September 16 Officer Dow wrestled with Patrick A. Collins 28 of 9 Crescent Place while arresting him for disturbing the peace in Nonantum square. Collins, previously jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, punched the conductor and resisted repeatedly until reserves arrived.
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Newton
Dow
Patrick A. Collins
Crescent Place
Nonantum Square
Collins
Davis Co's Big Hardware Sale Celebrates 150th Week
Davis Co at Sudbury and Portland streets marks 150th anniversary of a recurring weekly sale with a week long feast of bargains. The store features a full hardware line and Chilton Paints on the second floor, plus an estimate department for architects' plans and special window displays.
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Portland
Boston Post
Chilton
Simmons Hardware Company
St. Louis
Kutter
Davis
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