Allen Appeals to Republicans as Boston Campaigns Begin
Colonel Allen, Republican nominee for Governor, attends three club dinners in Boston, urging party members to back him and press lawmakers to act with renewed purpose. He voices praise for the party’s record, criticizes Democratic localism, and calls business leaders to participate in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Allen
Massachusetts Club
Claflin
Collector Beard
General Swift
Custom House
Republican Party
Marden
E. W. Burdett
Swift
Colonel Alien
Republican Editorial Association
Cook
Allen
Morse
Congress
Pillspury
Alin
Kimball
Fitchbuarg
Pillsbury
Clarkson
Chickasawbut Club
Ajden
Warcowel Howland
Jack Adams
State House
Michigan
Boston Voting Lists Complete for All Twenty Five Wards
The Boston registrar announces completion of voting lists for all twenty five wards with polls counts Sept 1. Tables for the first thirteen wards are printed. remaining twelve wards follow from Chairman McDonough’s estimates. Total voters on Sept 1 reach 56,961, a record high, with gains noted in wards where Democrats hold majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Registrar of Voters
McDonough
Democratic Ward
Arante
Italy and Ireland Quarrel Ends in Stabbing in Brighton
Michael Verdiesarne, 20, an Italian resident of Brighton, quarreled with John Keefe of Brighton on Vitus Street yesterday afternoon. Verdiesarne stabbed Keefe in the back, inflicting a dangerous wound. Verdiesarne was locked up by Patrolman Maulte of Division %. Keefe was sent to Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Ireland
Michael Verdiesarne
Brighton
John Keefe
Vitus Street
Maulte
Keele
Mssachusetts General Hospital
Train Strikes Easton Man. Dies in Hospital
Daniel Buckley, 55, of Easton Mass, was struck by an express train while alighting at Easton Saturday night. He sustained severe injuries and died early yesterday at Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Buckley
Easton
Mass
Massachusette General Hospital
Race for the Pennant Keeps Boston in the Hunt
Boston still has a chance to win the pennant as Anson’s Chicago struggles with three defeats. The schedule lists key games against Pittsburgh and New York, with Boston’s success dependent on performance against Chicago and strong play by Johnny Ward’s Bridgrooms.
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Anson
Bostons
South End
Chicago
Dame Fortune
Chicagos
Boston
Pittsburg
New Yorks
Johnny Ward
Bridgrooms
Selee
Fair weather across New England today and Tuesday
New England sections will see fair weather today and tonight with slight temperature rise and southerly light winds. Tuesday brings more cloudiness and a small chance of local showers, with no major heat change and continued southerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Canada
North Dakota
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
New Orleans
Sp.m
Tampa
Key West
Corn Belt
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Maine
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Strange suicide of barber Edward Kernell at 113 Hammond Street
Early yesterday at about 9:30 the lifeless body of Edward Kernell was found hanging from a ventilating pipe atop his boarding house at 113 Hammond street. A rope was tied around his neck and death was by strangulation. No cause but excessive drinking can be assigned. Kernell, 27, was a barber and his family lives in Weymouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kernell
Hammond Street
Kernell
Weymouth
Funeral of Mrs John F Andrew at Trinity Church
The funeral for Mrs Harriet Thayer Andrew wife of Congressman John F Andrew was held at Trinity Church at noon Saturday. Episcopal service led by Dr Brooks and the Key, with a choir and floral tributes covering the casket. A large circle of friends from social and political circles attended the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Andrew
Harriet Thayer Andrew
Trinity
Andrew
Episcopal Church
Brooks
Key
William Laurence
Sermon on Worship Beyond Temples at Arlington Church
A large congregation heard Rev. Brooke Herford emphasize that worship is not bound to grand churches. He argued that God is greater than places, praising in humble huts, and urged focus on human dignity and prayer as dialogue with God.
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Arlington Street Unitarian Church
Brooke Herford
Essex Street Chapel
London
Temple
Christ
Greece
Channing
England
John Wesley
New England
Rev Charles G Ames Inspires Church After Vacation Sermon
The Rev Charles G Ames of the Church of the Disciples delivers his first post vacation sermon to a full congregation. He emphasizes Christian fellowship over political bonds, faith in man’s improvability, and a community spirit. Vestry renovations funded by parishioners were unveiled after the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Ames
Church of the Disciples
Ames
Paul
Ammes
Epaphras
Christ
Jesus
A Discourse on Prayer by Rev W B Utford at Shawmut Church
The sermon from Andover pastor Rev. W. B. Utford at Shawmut Congregational Church centers on First Corinthians xiv 15. He contrasts praying with and without understanding, urging an intelligent prayer that blends devotion with reflection. He cautions against ecstatic speech and emphasizes both spirit and understanding in true prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utford
Andover
Shawmut Congregational Church
Apostle
God
Paul
Reformers Criticised At Vesper Service In Boston
The vesper service at the Young Men's Christian Union featured the Damon Family musicians and a lecture by Rev. A D Mayo on Keeping Company with Sound and Sane People. Mayo warned that social barriers have fallen, urging parents and teachers to guide youth toward sensible associates and denounce bigotry among reformers. A second report covers Rev Robert MacDonald speaking at the Boston YMCA on Wanted, a Man, with the male quartet performing and a strong attendance.
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Young Men's Christian Union
Damon
Elfreda Damon
Neetie Damon
Dora H. Damon
Mamie O. Damon
A.D. Mayo
Boston
Mayo
America
Young Men's Christian Associaton
Boylston and
Berkeley Streets
Robert MacDonald
Warren Avenue
Baptist Charets
MacDonald
Association
Let There Be Light At Tremont Street Church
The sermon at Tremont Street M E Church quoted John eight twelve and urged that Jesus is the light of the world. The speaker argued that belief does not require full understanding, cited Moses Franklin and Newton, and urged personal faith to gain strength in the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Street
M. RE
Ramesay
John
Jesus
Moses
Greece
Isaac Newton
Benjamin Franklin
London
God
Roanoke College Opens Ninth Session With Large Attendance
The thirty-ninth Roanoke College session in Salem Virginia opened with higher attendance than last year. Many students retained, many new entrants pursuing graduation regular courses. Faculty present led by Prof Wythe Morehead who returns to English chair after study in Berlin and Leipzig. The Times-Register foresees a bright future and stronger college facilities ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke College
Salem
States
Indian ‘Territory
Mexico
Wythe ¥. Morehead
Berlin
Leipsic
Times-Register
Dressing cabinets advertised at Paine's Furniture Warerooms
A humorous lead encourages owning a dressing cabinet to manage dressing estrays. It notes Paine's Furniture Warerooms at 48 Canal Street advertises the lowest city prices on choice dressing cabinets and chiffonieres and directs readers to page 1 for the full ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Canal Street
M A C Carnival Smashes Records In New York Meet
At the Manhattan Athletic Club carnival in New York, records fell rapidly. Mortimer Remington approached Lon Myers in the 300 yards, Luther Cary tied a world mark in the 100 yards dash but timing limited verification, and Walter Dohm eclipsed his American half mile best while sharing the world amateur mark. George Gray, James Mitchell, and Tommy Connell set new marks in shot put, weight throw, and track events. New England clubs led in canoe races and Melrose A C hosted a successful outdoor meet with multiple record performances.
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Manhattan Athletic Club
New York
Mortimer Remington
Lon Myer
Myer
Luther Cary
John Owen
Cary
Walter Dohm
F. J. K. Cross
Oxford
Dohm
George Gray
James Mitchell
New York Athletic Club
Gray
Mitchell
Tommy Connells
W. G. George
Connell
George's
Harry Curtis
Tommy Lee
N. Y
Melrose A. C
Melrose Athletic Club
H. Clausen
Boston Athletic Association
E. B. Bloss
Irvington Oval
J.T. McNeill
J. R. Richards
L. A. Carpenter
Montral
A. Coombs
Chelsea
P. J. Finneran
A. A
A.C
Patuney
A. Garland
Gloucester
A. C
H. A. McDonald
Fr. Scully
D. H. Clausen
J. B. Connolly
Savannah
J. T. McNeill
Trimount A. GC
Secon
P. Porter
Jd. McNeill
Trimount A. C
E. W. Jordan
J. A. Clausen
J. Crane, Jr
J. Chambers
Somerville
Sun
Grain Buyers Assign in Bloomington
Grain buyers Hazen Win kle and Cox announce the assignment of liabilities totaling eighty thousand dollars in Bloomington Newfoundland and Labrador on September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Hazen, Winkle & Cox
Mills, Harrison at Trinity Church in Boston
Dr. Brooks preaches at Trinity Church while Mrs. Harrison attends, drawing a packed crowd and attention. The presidential party tours Auburndale and Newton, enjoys drives and singing, with plans to host Mrs. Harrison at Lynn residence. post follows about other travelers and a death of Eagle Star from Colonel Cody's Wild West show in Sheffield.
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Trinity Church
Dr. Brooks
Auburndale
Harrison
Mr. McKee
Moses W. Richardson
Robert G. Winthrop
Cleveland
Brooks
Newtons
Streran
Woodland Park
Lynn
Beacon Street
Chestnut Hill
Newton Centre
Woodland Park Hotel
A. C. Coffin
Mrs. Coffin
Boston
N. P. Banks
Waltham
Newton
Hotels List Of Visiting Names From Many Cities
A crowded hotel ledger shows numerous guests: VencomE James Calhouny Albany. R M VanArseale New York. Mrs W D Ellis New York. John DeKoven Chicago. C R Larrabee New York. Mrs Van Donn and maid New York. W D Ellis New York. Ralph Bhum Philadelphia. P Donahue New York. L Donahue New York. Endicott Detroit. Franklin MacVeagh Eames MacVeagh Chicago. Arthur Jordan Indianapolis. Lee Crabb Pittsburgh. Charles & Stump Cleveland. Samuel Hanson Boston. Donald C Scofield Cleveland. J H Workman Ben J Workman New York. A S Bickmore New York. and many others listed with cities across the U S and abroad. The roll includes travelers from Philadelphia, New Rochelle, Detroit, Halifax, Boston, London, Tokyo, Belfast, Old Orchard, and more.
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Vencome
James Calhouny
Albany
R. M. VanArseale
New York
W. D. Ellis
John DeKoven
Chicago
C. R. Larrabee
van Donn
Maid
W. D. Elliss
Ralph Bhum
Philadelphia
P. Donahue
Jersey City
P. A. Keane
N. Y
Sumbull
Halifax
M.J. Kenney
Springfield
Mass
Akams
D. Wesley Gilman
Oakland
William F. Flynn
Denver
Col
G. H. MecCamman
St. Paul
John L. Pullman
Belfast
Ireland
D. &. Anthony
Leavenworth
Kan
A. A. Lipscomb
Washington
D. C
G. W. Smith
Old Orchard
H. L. Johnson
George A. Spencer
Hartford
Conn
G W. Spaulding
Manchester
England
H. H. Nickerson
Winchester
George Parker
James Murray
Brockton
Louis A. Lambkin
Boston
C. H. Upham
Newton
A. d. Griffin
Gloucester
H.E. Koch
Worcester
Dana J. Brigham
W. W. Bradley
Parker’s
J. H. Moses
Bucksport
A. L. Rose
Georgie Thompson
Waterville
William RK
Smith
Atchison
Annie O'Neil
S. H. Ashland
St. Joe
Edward F. Pang
London
W. Bramble
Cynthiana
John Picksell
Richmond
William A. Carlton
Baltimore
Frank Millikets
Andrews
Augusta
Watan
Kitashima
Tokio
Japan
C. M. Shafer and Son
Seattle
M. Browne
George Merkling
Buffalo
N.Y
Timothy Hopkins
San Francisco
C. Gale
Minneapolis
George L. Drake
Portland
Tremoni
Charles G. Hetzel
Ridley Park
Peon
John Naylor
W. M. New
Quiet Havana Sugar Market Sees Mixed Seller Firmness
In Havana on September 19 the sugar market remained quiet with few holders selling at lowered asks while the majority stayed firm. Prices for molasses sugar ranged 50 gold per quintal and muscovado options quoted nominal to 8134 gold per quintal, with stocks noted in Havana and Matanzas including 23 boxes and 800,000 bags among warehouse inventories.
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Havana
Matanzas
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