O Connell Rallies Across Dorchester and Roxbury
Congressman Joseph F. O Connell speaks at open air rallies in Dorchester and Roxbury detailing tariff impacts on women and children and urging repudiation of the Republican party. He outlines rising coal costs and stagnant wages and schedules five rallies in South Boston and five in Ward 17 Roxbury with specific street locations and times.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
Quincy Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Dorchester Avenue
Mt. Vernon Street
Savin Hill Avenue
Eustis
Hampden
Hampden and
Yeoman
Harrison Avenue
Hunneman
Nawn
Washington
McCullough to Get Probation Next Week
Leo F. McCullough of South Boston former president of the Common Council will be released on probation Thursday morning of next week. He was jailed at Deer Island for defrauding the city by taking 200 dollars for law books and diverting the funds to other uses.
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Leo F. McCullough
South Boston
Common Council
Deer Island
Herbert Walton
Walton
Cunard
Montreal
Glasgow
Numidian
Europe
Leyland Line
Winifredian
Frederick Shepherd
Liverpool
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Menominee
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Boston
Sable Island
Margery Adamson
Willard Peck
F. W. Perkins
Harriet
Gretchen Schofield
Alice Shapleigh
Henry T. Simon
S. S. Talbot
T. Taylor
James F. Trull
Ellen Yerrington
W. F. Oliver
J. A. Stockwell
Eugene F. Fay
W. Foster
M. Foster
E. E. Clark
W. P. Clarke
Norfolk Direct
Baltimore
Newport News
Nantucket
J. Dallas Marvis
Everett
Sandy Point
Marvil
Murley Name Off The Ballot In Boston Primary
The Boston Ballot Law Commission ruled that J. Murley of Ward 1 East Boston cannot have his name on the Democratic primary ballot for Congress in the ninth district. Murley withdrew then re entered the race with a substituted name, and the commission held that a new name must be genuinely different. Other candidates with disqualifying phrases beside their names were also struck from the ballot.
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Boston Ballot Law Commission
Ph J. Murley
Ward 1
East
Boston
Congress
Murley
Ballot Law Commission
Wolf's Keeps Up To The Minute Men’s Wear Buying
Mr Bernard M Wolf of Wolf's My Clothier at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets and his men’s clothing buyer are in New York selecting the latest market offerings in men's wear. Wolf’s favors near season purchases for wider selection and newer novelties.
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Bernard M. Wolf
Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
New York
Mr. Wolf
Gloucester schooner Colonial lands large groundfish cargo
The Colonial captained by Ernest Engstrom arrived at T Wharf from La Have with 35 000 pounds hake 25 000 pounds halibut and 19 swordfish. Five trips of groundfish and one of swordfish were reported, totaling 204 300 pounds of mixed fish including haddock cod and pollock. The Foam new trawler and changes in crew and gear noted, plus market prices for haddock cod pollock hake and swordfish.
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T Wharf
Ernest Engstrom
la Have
Hobo
Clara G. Silva
Josie & Phebe
Fore River Yard
Quincy
Georges Bank
Michael Green
Frank Manson
Haddock
Cod
Hake
Pollock
Thos
J. Carroll
ET Ooo
Jos
H. Cromwell
Mary E. Silvetra
Boston
Calcutta
Colombo
New York
Mystic Wharf
D. Gordon
Indian Ocean
Gordon
Los Angeles
Cal
Shipping News Mini Almanac Notes Tide and Sailings
Maritime brief with sunrise and sunset times, tides, and day length. Lists many steamers, schooners, and tugs along with ports from Halifax to Baltimore and New York, including the Parisiana, Prince Arthur, City of Augusta, Katahdin, and Onward. Notices ready to sail and vessels under orders appear among frequent port movements.
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Parisiana
Gordon
Calcutta
Colombo
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
N. S
City of Augusta
Howlett
Savannah
Juniata
James
Baltimore
Newport News
Grecian
Briggs
Philadelphia
Yale
Colberth
New York
Herman Winter
O’donnell
Cto
Camden
Brown
Bangor
City of Bangor
Colby
Bath
Bay State
Linscott
Portland
Cape Ann
Godfrey
Gloucester
Transportation
Hersey
Neponset
Sears
Chenango
Hoboken
James Woolley
Millin
Lynn
Orion
Howes
Beverly
Kentucky
Young
St. Jacques
N. F
Klondyke
Willigar
Windsor
Eugenie
Mitchell
Millbridge
Maud 5
Sweetser
Bluehilt
St. Leon
Nutter
Horizon
Grant
George R. Bradford
Rockport
Eben Parsons
Ipswich
City of
Charleston
Jacksonville
Glasgow
Verona
Nor
Port Antonio
N.S
Boston
Digby
Dingley
St. John
Hartport
Coastwise
Norfolk
Ella May
Herman F. Kimball
Mary F. Cushman
J. Kennedy
Calais
Mary Ann M
Fannie F.g Hall
Secretary Meyer Inspects Portsmouth Navy Yard
Secretary of the Navy Meyer visited the Portsmouth navy yard for two hours to inspect the shops and naval prison. He traveled from his summer home by car and met with Commandant Captain Frank A. Wilner before returning after lunch.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Meyer
Navy Yard
Naval Prison
Frank A. Wilner
Stage Matters as Theatres Announce Fall Lineup
Douglass Fairbanks makes his debut at Globe Theatre in The Cub. Max Figman finishes Mary Jane's Pa. Frank Daniels closes at Shubert with The Belle of Brittany, then Mika do. The Fortune Hunter stars John Barrymore at Tremont next week. Two performances of The Aviator today. Love Among the Lions stars A Ek Matthews next week at Hollis. Elsie Ferguson and A Matter of Money move on after tonight. The Merry Widow yields to The Gentleman from Mississippi with Thomas A Wise and Bev erly West. The Arcadians opens at Colonial to big crowds. The Climax ends its Park run as Marie Doro heads Electricity. Phed round Up at the Boston persists. John Craig presents The Bells of Haselmere at Castle Square next week. The current attraction is Zira. Polly of the Circus arrives at the Grand next week with special features. The Herring-Curtis biplane will be shown at Keith’s next week along with Enchantment and kolfonians. The Castellucci Trio and Bowdoin Square Theatre vaudeville acts. The Orpheum offers vaudeville and pictures next week. Waldron’s Casino features Fred Irwin’s snow act. Sam Howe’s Love Makers ends tonight. The Beauty Beef Trust comes to Columbia next week.
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the Hollis
A. Ek. Matthews
Elsie Ferguson
The
Majestic
Thomas A. Wise
Mississippi
Beverly West
Colonial
Frank Moulan
Julia Sanderson
Percival Knight
Park
Marie Doro
Phe
Boston
John Craig
Haselmere
Castle Square
Zira
Grand Opera House
Magee
Herring-Curtis
Rheims
France
Bb. FY. Keith
Sherman
Enchantment
Marshall P. Wilder
R. A. Rolfe
Kolfonians
Robert Henry Hodge and Company
Wright and Dietrich
Daisy Harcourt
the Howard
Castellucci
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Orpheum
Waldron
Fred Irwin
Sam Howe
Beauty Beef Trust
Columbia
Fownes Defeats Champion Evans in Amateur Golf Semi
In Brookline, two matches mark the national amateur championship semi finals. W. C. Fownes Jr. of Pittsburg defeats Charles E. Evans Jr. of Edgewater 1 up after 36 holes. W. K. Wood beats W. R. Tuckerman 2 up to reach final.
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Eastermer
Wood of
Chicago
Brookline
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Pittsburg
Charles E. Evans, Jr
Laleed
Chick
Evans
West
Warren K. Wood
W. R. Tuckerman
Stockbridge
Wood
Tuckerman
A. MM, Fownes
Fownes
Wvane. I i
Cs Sse
Ee Fownes
Four Good Races Mark Syracuse Get Away Day
Syracuse Grand Circuit meeting closes with four competitive races and fast times. Sarah Ann Patch wins the 2:15 pace in straight heats. Startle takes the 2:11 trot. Joe Boy, Locust Boy and Dr. Fox contest the 2:11 pace with Locust Boy edging Dr. Fox. Peter Dorsey wins the 2:15 trot.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Sarah Ann Patch
Direct Adair
Oakland Son
D. Gahagan
Peter Dorsey
McDevitt
Sara Ann
Adair
Oakland
B. Cherles
Joe Patchen
Be Gar x
Ernest
Startle
Bb. G
Red Wilkes
McDonald
Juste
Melva
Cates
Gabagan
Leary
William Wilkes
Cuba
Gabagany
Crebiercourae
Benvon
Essesseed
Baphes
Oakland Vandella Wed
Uae
Aviward
Devitt
Moving Star
Mijor Wellington
B. G
MN Baron Aleran Nanee
Muzz Johns
Oxford
Miss Winters
Orlean
B. H
APS
Enepeaneisiae Blk. m
Pennock
Otumwa club seeks damages over phoney Cubs players
Chicago September 16. Otumwa club president Lynch says Murphy used two phoney players on the Cubs trip. Lynch claims the younger brothers of Johnny Evers and Artie Hofman played for Ottumwa and signed hotel registers as their famous brothers. He asks the National Commission for damages.
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Chicago
Johnny Evers
Artie Hofman
Cubs
Ottumwa
Lynch
Murphy
National Commission
Young Evers
Hofman
Dallas population grows to 92,104 in new count
Dallas Texas shows a population of 92,104, up 49,466 persons or 116 percent from 42,638 in 1900. The city’s population figures reflect rapid urban growth in the early 20th century.
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Dallas
Washington
Tex
Dartmouth Opens Practice with Punting Tryouts
Dartmouth football began its first practice of the year in Hanover with conditioning work and position-based squads. Med balls replaced footballs as players like Ryan Morey and Barrends tested punting, while backs and ends focused on form. Ingersoll, a star back from Harvard last year, may not return this season.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Ryan
Morey
Barrends
Ingersoll
Harvard
The Seaweed Room and the Professor’s Lost Bride
An aged scientist Linwood keeps a seaweed filled room as a memorial to his wife who perished with a storm on a China voyage. After her death he shuns travel and becomes morose haunting the seaweed chamber with visitors and memories.
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China
Linwood
Sunday Post
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Fannie & Fay
Port Reading
Stonington
Vineyard Haven
Shipping News
Miniature Almanac
Douglass Fairbanks
Globe Theatre
Max Figman
Frank Daniels
the Shubert
Brittany
Fritzi Scheff
the Tremont
John Barrymore
A. M Wood
E Wood
Says Murphy
Seaweed
Clarice
Irene Clinghan
the Post Publishing Co
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