Mass meeting of Grocery Clerks Union in Corliss Hall
The Grocery, Provision and Fish Clerks Union No. 169 held a mass meeting last night in Corliss Hall with over 50 men present. Sixty applications for membership were received. The meeting featured addresses by W R F Whelan president of Engineers Union No. 16 William C Wheeler Lynn state organizer H Joseph Quinn Local 160 business agent W T Cognwell Barbers Union George J Bennett vice president Engineers Union Local 16 Angus Mc Grath and Nicholas Nally.
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Grocery, Provision and Fish Clerks’ Union No. 169
Corliss Hall
W. R. F. Whelan
Engineers’ Union No. 16
William C. Wheeler
Lynn
Clerks’ Unions
H. Joseph Quinn
W. T. Cognwell
The
Barbers’ Union
George J. Bennett
Engineers’ Union
Angus McGrath
Nicholas Nally
Rochester Fair Gala Festival Dates Sept 23 26
The Rochester Fair in New Hampshire is announced for September 23 to 26. Highlights include a grand midway with exotic displays, a large horse and livestock exhibit, grand circuit horse racing with over 12000 in purses, a cannon balloon ascent, vaudeville stars, and band music. Special train service and reduced round trip tickets via Boston & Maine railroad accompany the event.
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New Hampshire
Rochester Fair
New
Boston & Maine Railroad
Sheridan Rifles of Portland Honor Sheridan Guards in East Boston Ball
Portland's Sheridan Rifles, Company L, First Infantry, N G S M, arrived in Boston to be hosted by the Sheridan Guards of East Boston. A reception at the American House followed by a military ball at Lyceum Hall featured a grand march with 200 couples and prominent attendees including P. J. Kennedy and Congressman Joseph Conry.
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Sheridan Rifles
Portland
Sheridan Guards
East Boston
First Infantry
Boston
Ninth Massachusetts Regiment
North Station
John J. Hayes
Portsmouth
Thomas F. Clark
American House
Hanover Street
Lyceum Hall
Portland Company
James I. Molloy
Lyceum
Fusticia Hayes
M. C. Conley
G A. R. Wall
Bremen
Maverick
E. E. Philbrook
Cully
Ninth
Massachusetts Regiment
William J. Vasey
J. McGroaty
Barry
Frown of
M. I. King
C. J. Murphy
Bill Daly
Joseph Conry
J. J. Dooley
Chickering
Estacia Hayes
H. F. M'Donough
Sheridan
Honorary
Association of Guards
Sheridan Piffes
Sheridan Rifles Parade and Banquet in Boston
The Sheridan Rifles, led by Captain Conley with officers Mulhern and Macdonald, march in uniform into Lyceum Hall for a renowned drill watched by 1200 attendees. Lt Col Collins attends the harbor excursion and a grand banquet follows, with Mayor Boothby arriving to join the evening events.
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Ilayes
Clark
M. E. Conley
F. E. Boothby
Portland
Boston
Lyceum Hall
Sheridan Rifles
South Ferry
Boston Harbor
Girland
Court Denies Petition Against Jackson in Contempt Case
In Providence R I on September 17 Chief Justice Sitnesrs and Justices Tillinghast and Rodgers denied the American Woollen Company petition seeking contempt adjudication against Frank Jackson, due to lack of proper personal service. A second citation was ordered though the return date remained uncertain. Hunters expect abundant big game in Maine this fall with moose and deer roaming Aroostook forests. a Bangor & Aroostook railroad guide explains laws and where to find game, offering the 174 page Pine Tree Jungies for 10 cents.
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Providence
R. I
Sitnesrs
Tillinghast and
Rodgers
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
American Woollen Company
Frank Jackson
Jackson
Maine
Aroostook
Bangor &Aroostook Railroad
George
Houghton
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad
Bangor
Renowned Old Family Remedy for Digestion and Liver Health
A traditional preparation promises relief after over indulgence by aiding stomach and liver recovery. The remedy is presented as time tested and trusted by households to restore balance after heavy meals.
Saloons Closed in Biddeford After County Sheriff Vote
Biddeford Me September 17 nearly all saloons were closed following a weeklong canvass on electing the York county sheriff. Deputy rounds found only a few open and those selling only hop beer, claimed to be within the law.
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Biddeford
York County
Mayor Low Orders Probe Into Funeral Riots
New York September 17 Mayor Low moved to curb riot violence at Rabbi Jacob Joseph funeral by sending all case papers to District Attorney Jerome and forwarding a police commission report criticizing crowd control. He urged charges against Inspector Cross and Sergeant Brady for neglect of duty, or Captain Herlihy if Brady is cleared, and urged expedited trials for all officers involved.
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New York
Low
Jacob Joseph
Jerome
Partridge
Corporation Counsel
Cross
Brady
Herlihy
Brown University Begins 139th Year
Brown University started its 139th year with chapel as faculty in cap and gown heard President Faunce outline plans. He noted six buildings in 100 years and six more in 40. a third six would go up in two years. New BS in electrical engineering and triple option for AB and BB. philosophy entry requirements to rise. BA broadened to allow AB with one ancient language.
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Providence
R. I
Brown University
Faunce
Something for nothing FelsNaptha soap deal
A vintage promotion touts FelsNaptha soap costing 5 cents a bar claiming it halves washday labor and laundry wear, potentially saving 50 to 75 cents in value, framed as a remarkable bargain.
Revere Yacht Club Basket Party at Beachmont
The Revere Yacht Club held a basket party and dance at the Beachmont club house with 18 participants. Commodore Strong, recently recovered from a lengthy illness, was greeted with an ovation as guests enjoyed the illuminated waterfront setting and decorations.
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Revere
Croker Refuses Comment On Devery Victory
London dispatch reports Richard Croker would not discuss William Devery's ninth district victory in New York. A telegraphed query to Letcomb Regis drew the reply I have nothing to say.
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London
Richard Croker
William
Devery
New York
Letcombs Regis
Eight day Boston tour to Civil War sites on Fall River line
Eight day tour from Boston September 2 by Fall River line visits Mauch Chunk Gettysburg Antietam Harper's Ferry Washington Philadelphia and New York with all expenses listed at 32 dollars and a side trip to Luray at a slight extra charge Simmons and Marsters handle arrangements.
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Mauch Chunk
Gettysburg
Antietam
Harper's Ferry
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Fall River Line
Luray
Simmons & Marsters
Peruna praised as cure for nervousness and catarrh
A newspaper reader Hattie Grace credits Peruna with transforming her nervous, fretful state into health. The healer explains nervousness stems from systemic catarrh and a bloodless nerve center. Verona E Roach also endorses Peruna as a superior tonic. Readers are urged to write for free medical advice from Dr. Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
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Isshattie Grace
W. Forty- Sixth Street
N. Y
Peruna
Hattie Grace
Verona E. Roach
Roach
North Dakota
Larimore
N. D
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus,o
Harvard's Largest Freshman Football Turnout Records Meet
Harvard opened fall football practice on Soldiers Field with forty six candidates reported to Captain Kernan. The heavy, husky group impressed Head Coach Farley as the strongest start in Crimson history, with several named players showing standout form and others expected to join later.
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Harvard
Soldiers Field
Kernan
Farley
Barnard
Bowditch
Graydon
Marshall
Crimson
Campbell
Randall
Jones
Exeter
Hovey
Piper
Clark
Oveson
Jimmie Burgess
Co. A. Barnard
W. Lewis
H. Robinson
C. T. Pettingill
C. F. Rowley
A. W. Huguley
B. H. A. Groth
A. Goodhue
R. Bleakle
H. Frost
H. Noyes
W. M. Hurd
E. P Trott
R. P. Kernan
J. A. Knowles
R. Lard
C. W. Dall E
Harrison
W Gately
D. W
Injured Woman Falls Into Hole At Dorchester Transfer Station
Mrs. Mary Manning of 796 Dorchester avenue was injured at the Dorchester avenue transfer station near Broadway South Boston last night after stepping into a street hole opened by L''' company workers. She suffered severe injuries to her right knee and left wrist.
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Dorchester Avenue
Broadway
Boston
Mary Manning
Boston to West Coast First Class Tickets Sale
Sept 28 29 30 first class tickets from Boston to San Francisco or Los Angeles with return fares from 191 30 to 107 70. Flexible routes and favorable stop over privileges. For full details and tickets call or write Chicago Northwestern Railway 368 Washington Street Boston.
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Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago & Northwestern
Washington Street
Freight brakeman killed in Massachusetts accident
Daniel L. Kilburn of Bellows Falls Vermont, a freight brakeman on the Fitchburg division of the Boston and Maine railroad, was killed yesterday morning in Lincoln. While standing on top of a freight car, his head struck the Silver Hill bridge and he was knocked down. He was not found until the train neared Roberts station in Waltham and was dead upon pickup.
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Daniel L. Kilburn
Bellows
Falls
Fitchburg
Boston &Maine ,Railhroad
Lincoln
Silver Hill
Roberts
Waltham
Cuba Imposes $2 Duty on Imported Cattle
Havana Sept 17 An official order announces a $2 per head duty on cattle imported for non breeding purposes. The move targets livestock entering Cuba for other uses rather than breeding.
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Cuba
Havana
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Conlin
Thomas ioDy
Sheridan Guards Entertainment Committee
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