Cyclone Threatens Wrightsville Beach Rescue Across the Sound
A six hour cyclone left about 200 people stranded at Wrightsville Beach as 70 mph winds and heavy seas wrecked shore facilities. Rescue boats ferried women and children first while deputies barred looting. Damage extended to Carolina Beach, Southport harbors, and the Clyde liner Navahoe delayed by the storm.
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Boston Forecast Bright with Clouds and Winds
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for partly cloudy skies Tuesday and Wednesday with likely no rain. New England expected fair on Tuesday and Wednesday with fresh southwest winds, steamers to European ports face similar winds and fair weather toward the Grand Banks.
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Vicinity
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England
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Candidates Line Up for Concord Fight
Colonel Winston Churchill leads anti corporation and abolition of lobby efforts. Charles H. Greenleaf stands out on state and national record. Charles M. Floyd also shows strong state and national credentials. Rosecrant W. Pillsbury pledges to trim extravagance in state finances and cut useless commissions. Stephen H. Gale promises general reforms.
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Winston Churchill
Charles H. Greenleaf
Charles M. Floyd
Rosecrant W. Pillsbury
Stephen H. Gale
Rebels Reject Peace Terms at Bejucal Meeting
In Bejucal Town Hall rebel leaders refuse government peace proposals after heated speeches. Liberal leaders in Havana circulate openly and discuss peace, while some insurgent leaders in the field favor amicable settlement but remain independent. Cienfuegos remains under siege with telegraph service cut to Havana and Santiago.
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Statements of the Candidates by Colonel Winston Churchill
Churchill asserts strong odds of victory and broad support for their aims. He notes no deals made and no future deals planned. He points to the alignment of their platform as evidence of right aims and nonradical stance.
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Confident Nomination Forecast Ahead Of Convention
A political figure predicts a strong convention bid. He states he expects nomination and believes he will carry about 250 votes on the first ballot to secure an early lead.
Outlook Ruled Favorable for First Ballot Victory Says Pillbury
Rosecranz W. Pillsbury expresses strong confidence in winning on the first ballot saying the outlook is very favorable and the hi vote is expected. The statement signals broad support and a decisive early result.
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Pledged Delegates Shift After Ballots in Nomination
A note by Charles H. Greenleaf discusses the churn of delegates pledged for nomination after several ballots. The text notes large numbers moving in the process and hints at strategic realignments influencing outcomes.
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New Hampshire GOP Convention Opens in Concord
The state’s largest Republican convention in years gathers in Concord with five candidates seeking the gubernatorial nomination. Conservatives note the entry of novelist Winston Churchill leading an anti-corporation bloc from the Lincoln Republican Club, making forecast uncertain as delegates converge.
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Baron Bigamy Suspect Arraigned In New York Police Court
Eugene Voss known as Baron August Franz Eugene of Weldeck-Sofeld faced a bigamy charge in Police Court. He pleaded guilty when confronted by two claimants, with bail set at 2000 dollars for trial. The second Mrs. Voss is actress Miss Jewett of Lowell Massachusetts.
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Moran to Take Case of Mayor to Grand Jury
District Attorney Moran will present evidence supplied by Daniel J. Kiley to the grand jury. The claimed Republic article allegedly aimed to intimidate city employees to back Mayor Fitzgerald’s Senate candidate Edward W. Dixon against Kiley. Fitzgerald denies writing or responsibility for the piece.
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Police seek gang behind Boston & Northern car barn raid
Swampscott reports a gang led by a woman in a fast car blew open the Boston and Northern car barn safe early today. They wrecked the office and fled with nearly 500 dollars after beating the watchman. The police note similar methods attributed to a woman led gang seen in Rosslyn New York Webster and other places. The watchman identified one man as the gang sped away toward the Lynn road.
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Break in on Main Road Between Lynn and Salem
Police pursue a late night liquor break at a hotel after an automobile stopped with three men and a woman and later returned with a supposed chauffeur ordering drinks for all. Authorities say a clue is sought to identify the perpetrators on the busy Lynn Salem thoroughfare.
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Salem
Makes Life Worth Living In Heat For Weary People
An advertisement touts Sanford's Ginger as a remedy during hot weather for frail or nervous individuals, claiming it helps restore energy and wellbeing. The copy emphasizes relief from heat strain and supports daily vitality.
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Ginger
Law on Mayor’s complaint outlines public service voting limits
Sunday Post explains laws restricting official power to sway elections. It cites Revised Laws sections prohibiting coercion of political action, forcing political contributions, and intimidation through threats or promises of employment with penalties up to one year’s imprisonment.
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Sunday’s Post
Commonwealth
Ward 8 political duty article sparks DA Moran letter
Moran dispatches to Kiley seeks evidence at upcoming grand jury on alleged inflammatory republication. The piece in the Post quotes Ward 8 watchers claiming Hendricks Club members and Ward 9 rivals plotted to rally votes for Edward W. Dixon while denying city employee involvement. Mayor Fitzgerald disclaims responsibility for the article.
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Hendricks Club
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