Taft shelves front porch campaign for Midwest speeches
Judge Taft spent most of the day at his private quarters drafting speeches for the Middle West and North and will not receive callers or delegations. Excursion trains of National League of Republican Clubs are expected, with Ohio Kentucky and Indiana towns sending marching clubs. A day meeting at G A R Hall and evening rally in Music Hall will feature Taft with Senator Foraker presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Taft
Middle West
North
National League of Republican Clubs
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
G. A. R. Hall
Music Hall
Senator Foraker
Lomasney Attacks Kelih er in Ninth District Battle
Martin M. Lomasney rallied in Donovan Hall urging voters in the ninth district to reject Kelcher over six years in office. He accused Kelcher of opposing the pure food bill and anti injunction labor law and of allying with city crooks Weinberg and Horgan to threaten Ward 8 voters.
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Martin M. Lomasney
Donovan Hall
Hendricks Club
Ward 9
Kelcher
Weinberg and Horgan
Ward 8
Boston
Cheese Sandwich Led Him To Prison Cell
J. J. Kennedy of Columbus avenue faced court after being charged with breaking and entering a restaurant at 118 Broad Street and stealing 25 cents from the till. Officers Farrell and Sullivan arrested him while he allegedly ate a large cheese sandwich. He was held in 800 dollars for the grand jury.
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S” J. J. Kennedy
Columbus Avenue
Kennedy
Broad Street
Farrell and Sullivan
McCarthy petitions Supreme Court to reinstate payroll
Francis M. McCarthy seeks a mandamus from the Supreme Court to compel Streets Superintendent Guy C. Emerson to place his name on the payroll. He claims illegal discharge last May over a sidewalk roller loan dispute and accuses Emerson of improper termination.
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Francis M. McCarthy
Supreme Court
Guy C. Emerson
Emerson
Sisters to Be Married on Parents Anniversary
The Horner sisters Hazel and Helen, daughters of Rev John W Horner of Revere, will wed next Tuesday night by their father. Hazel marries Dr Clyde C Hitchcock and Helen marries Dr E Mortimer Olds, both Western physicians. The weddings coincide with the Horner parents 27th anniversary and have drawn wide local interest.
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Horner
Hazel
Helen
John W. Horner
Revere
Clyde C. Hitchcock
E. Mortimer Olds
Boston
West
O Connell at Four Rallies in Dorchester Ward 24 Neponset
Congressman Joseph F. OConnell delivered four speeches in Ward 24 and Neponset highlighting national events and district needs. He met supporters at Thomas Campbell’s and John Marr’s homes, spoke at Unity Hall, and received ovations from district Democrats before urging a strong Democratic vote and backing Arsenal funding.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
Ward 24
Neponset
Thomas Campbell
Democratic City Committee
John Marr
Capen Street
Unity Hall
Washington Street
O'Connell
Finnegan Hall
Dorchester
Boston
Watertown Arsenal
Neponset River
Dividends Declared by Multiple Companies List
A rotating list shows dividends declared by firms including Manchester Traction, Light & Power, Finance Company of Pennsylvania, Electric Boat, American Ship Building, Kansas Natural Gas, Nineteenth Ward Bank, Creamery Packing, Kansas City Southern, Bowling Green Trust, De Long Hook & Eye, Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power, Aeolian Webber Plano & Pianola, Massachusetts Lighting, Boston Consolidated Gas, and East Boston Gas. Payouts range from 1% to 5% with varied dates in Sept and Oct.
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Manchester Traction, Light & Power Company
Finance Company of Pennsylvania
First
Electric Boat Company
American Ship Building Company
Kansas Natural Gas Company
Nineteenth Ward Bank
New York
Creamery Packing Company
Kansas City Southern
Bowling Green Trust Company
de Long Hook & Eye Company
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light & Power Company
Baltimore
Aeolian’ Webber Plano & Pianola Company
Massachusetts Lighting Company
Boston Consolidated Gas
East Boston Gas
Mazdaznans At Shaw Sale In Lowell
Mrs Ellen Shaw sold all items from 698 Westford Street Tyler Park Lowell with autioneer aid as Mazdaznan followers gathered for souvenirs. The high priestess Mrs Hilton attended in cream robe with a small group of adherents amid the scene of desolation.
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Lowell
Ellen Shaw
Westford Street
Tyler Park
Hilton
Doctor Amesbury arraigned on murder charge in Hyde Park
Dr Walter R Amesbury of Hyde Park faced Judge Harris in Dedham Superior Court on an indictment for the murder of his wife Anna V Amesbury on December 25 1907. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded to Dedham jail for trial later. His counsel John P Leahy said trial would not begin before December.
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Dedham
Walter R. Amesbury
Hyde Park
Harris
Anna V. Amesbury
John P. Leahy
Injunction Issued in Brown Estate Contention
James S. Cannon as administrator for Harriet N. Brown seeks court restraint on Michael J. Regan claiming undue influence led to securing $20 000 in securities money and mortgages. A temporary injunction was issued by Judge Fox with a further hearing set for Sept 23.
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Michael J. Regan
Harriet N. Brown
James S. Cannon
Brown
Regan
Fox
Sharks Cause Small Fares as Beaming Spray Arrives at Wharf
The Spray beam trawler among eleven arrivals reported small fares due to shark depredations. Day’s catch totaled 204000 pounds of mixed fish with haddock and cod dominating. Notable events include markets lifting prices and the sale of the Captain Reilly to Plant line.
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T Wharf
Mary A. Gleason
Haddock
Beni
F. Phillips
Frances Whalen
Merris H. Perry
Mattie D.brundage
Reilly
Resolute
Long Wharf
Shipping News Mini Almanac Log Of Arrivals And Movements
The almanac notes nautical timings and arrivals with ships and routes. It lists arrivals from Sept including Saxonia Pentecost Kentucky Prince George and more, along with clearnings and sailings of steamers to Boston, New York, and Portland, ending with barge movements and tug operations.
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Saxonia
Pentecost
Liverpool
Queenstown
Cunard
Bostonian
Parry
Manchester
Kentucky
Dan
Andersen
Copenhagen
Christiania
Ndse
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Harvard
Crowell
Nw York
James
Whitney
Howe, Co
Bay State
Strout
City of Bangor
Brown
Bangor
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Cape Ann
Godfrey, Co
Tug Standard
Phinney
O. Co
New York
S. O
Holder
St. John
Goldie Belle
Wentzell
Mahone Bay
Beaver
Pettipas
Bridgewater
Wind
N. FE
Arkansas
Tabasco
Halifax
N. Lillie
Port Antonio
Jam
Catalone
Louisburg
C. B
Calvin Austin
Bunker Hill
Cto
Grecian
Philadelphia
Nantucket
Baltimore
Norfolk
Plymouth
Port Johnson
Boston
London
Paris
Sylvania
Ivernia
Caronia
Etruria
Mauretania
New
Campania
Lusitania
Smelt Fishing Runs Daily From Driscoll’s Landing
Licensed launches will run to the smelting grounds daily from Driscoll's Landing at the foot of State street. Arrangements available to land at any harbor point. Licensed Hotel. E. Davis with G. Fitzpatrick Co, 116-02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driscoll’s Landing
State Street
E. Davis
Fitzpatrick CO
Mill Fire Destroys Large Lumber Plant in Calais
Flames swept the American Lumber Company mill at Talmage Calais Maine destroying the mill and large stock. Loss estimated at 150000 dollars with about 35000 of 500000 feet saved and winds checked the spread to nearby woods. Manager George W Newton was in Boston and principal stockholder J Franklin Saxon of Quincy Mass noted.
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Calais
American Lumber Company
Talmage
Boston
George W. Newton
J. Franklin Saxon
Quincy
Mass
Admiral Schley and two other fruit steamers reach Port Antonio
Kingston reports that the Admiral Dewey Admiral Schley and Salvatore di Giorgio arrived safely at Port Antonio Jamaica after several days overdue. They faced the recent West Indies hurricane during their voyage.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Schley
Salvatore di Giorgio
Port Antonio
West Indies
Vaill Struck by Paralysis In Connecticut Town
Winsted Connecticut September 17 Joe Vaill assistant postmaster suffered a paralytic episode affecting his right arm and side. He walked home unaided then went to a barber shop for a shave before returning indoors. A doctor diagnosed the condition and Vaill remains unable to use his right hand.
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Winsted
Conn
Joe Vaill
Vaill
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Eee
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S. A
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East Boston
Citizens’ Co
As Co
Chicago
Ennis & Stoppant
Chicago Board of Trade
State Mutual
DR. Zarl IL
Olds
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England
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Danine
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Shipping News
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Cunard Co
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas. P. Sumner, Agt
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S. S
Maritime Provinces
Washington St
Nova Scotia
Sun
Foot State St
J. F. Masters
N. EK
White Star Line
Fiske Wharf
Hanoverst
Pal Timor
Newport News
Battery Wharf
Providence
C. H. Maynard
Warren Line
Sagamore
Sachem
Michigan
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Lenox Jewelry CO
Thos. Marks & CO
Geneva
N. Y
Read Alber’s
Hanover St
Blackstone St
Whitman O.O
Sullivan
Lexington
Green
E. N. Paine
Tel
MS Kee Way
Lincoln Associates
John B. McKenna
Old South Building
Belmont Land
Melrose
Keleey
Old South
Cars
Medford
New England
John B. Meckenna
Post
Tremont St
Shorey's Milk Dairy
Province
Hale ST
Green St
State House
the Post
Roxbury Crossing
H. Goldsmith
Prentiss St
Roxbury
Kennard Ct
First Bank of Boston
Kilby In
Vestment Co
Kilby St
State
Franklin Loan Co
School St
D. H. Tolman
Devnshire St
Commercial Investment CO
Devonshire
Warren Loan CO
A. D. F. Adams Hone
Fort Hill
Workingmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
H. Elwood
Briggs & May
Ames Bldg
H. van Dam
McNamara
C-Namara & CO
F. G. Preston
Court St
Palmer’s
Temple Place
Whitney’s
D&su
Cut Glass
China Department
Long
Summer St
Apply F. Schrafft & Sons Corp
B. H. Roberts CO
Cross St
Lovell
Bureau
BAU
Sanbornville
N. H
Tremont J
Boston School OF Telegraphy
Boylston St
Wolff, Fording,& CO
Eliot St
Boston Mailing CO
Atlantic Ave
Sunshine Laundry
Brookline
Lewandos
Watertown
H. C. Spencer
Huntington Ave
Comer's School
Tremont
Oxford
Berkeley Prep
TECH
Boylston Street
Suffolk
Howard
Bureau of Entomology
Martin
Waltham
Gelf
Tempie Place
New Shore
Canada
Taylor’s
S. B. Yerxa
Central Sc
Postoffice
R. Y. Russell & Son Co
Gerrish Avenue
Massachusetts
Joseph R. Carr & Son
Supreme Judicial Court of
State of
Maine
Boston & Albany Railroad
R. Y., Russell & Son Co
Chas. L. Marston
Astrology
Gardner
Dartmouth St
Zabola
RR Circle
Warren
Esterman & Powerman
Northampton St
Tremont Painting CO
Union Pk
Raskind & Shuman
Dover St
J. Stane
Leverett St
Aesos
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfeld Bt
Wellington
Visible Type Ter CO
Jamaica Plain Motor
Hartford
Fine Coalition
Salhadie
Guila Row
Rox
Pease Mfg. CO
Wee. N
Business Institute
Institute
Kalamazoo
Phillips, Judkins & Kreutz
Frank P. Speare
Market St
Moving Picture Dept. Es
Moore Amusement
U. S. Marine Corps
Haverhill St
James Coyne
Moneyweight Scale CO
Congress
Franklin Str
Walworth Mfg. CO
Osts
South
South Boon
Hall's Barber School
ST. Louis Rubber CO
Collins
Essex St
Keezer
Premont
Concord St
Boulevard
Revere Beach
M. L
Charlestown
Brooks Furmiaues
Niente Eee
Corner Asylum
Washington Sts
Murdock St
Cypress Road
Brighton
Causeway St
Trenton St
Chas’n
Hank
Charles St. Henry
Ano
L. V. Melotti
Esty
Stokell’s
Coco Alls
Lolol Aaa II LL
Heinemann
Park Square
Wash. St
Slye
Guy’s
Canal St
M. Hatch
Park Sq
Henry F. Miller
Steinway
Chickering
Hallet & Davis
Knabe
Hardman
Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano CO
Blue Hill Ave
Boxmans
Putnam Ave
Cambri
Somerville Ave
Somerville
Rothfuchs
Gred
Harvard Medical School
A Rothfuchs
Park
Tacgal
Legal Loan CO
Ndorser
Colonial Loan Coo
Milk St
Dewey & CO
Pankers
Mason Financial CO
Henry Siegel CO
H. A Norwell
H. E. Norwell
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