Brookline Republican Factional Fight Upends House Bid
In Brookline a split in the GOP threatens the nomination battle for the House seat once held by Benjamin Dean. Selectman Charles Pearson and ex School Committeeman Joseph Walker vie for the nomination amid ongoing town factional strife. Democratic candidate George D. Burrage, son of Charles H. Burrage, seeks to capitalize on the discord and mount a countywide run. Burrage has no town ties but is backed by a hopeful Democratic committee.
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George D. Burrage
Brookline
House of Representatives
Benjamin C. Dean
Norfolk
Charles H. Pearson
Joseph Walker
House
Walker
Dean
Pearson
Board of Selectmen
Riley
Burrage
Charles H. Burrage
Burrage Bros. & Co
Hayden & Whitney
How Mrs Sage Solves the Servant Problem
Mrs Russell Sage, wife of a financier, says keeping servants is easy for a domestic woman. She cites long-tenured staff and urges kindness, personal kitchen visits, and active home leadership to foster harmony, trust, and mutual loyalty in the household.
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New York
Russell Sage
Memorial to Queen Victoria Unveiled at Crathie Church
In Crathie parish church near Balmoral Castle a memorial bust of Queen Victoria and two mural tablets for the late Duke of Edinburgh and Empress Frederick were unveiled. Attendees included Queen Victoria, King Edward, the Prince and Princess of Wales, Danish royals, Premier Balfour, Lord Lansdowne, and other ministers. The king funded the memorials.
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London
Crathie
Balmoral Castle
Queen Victoria
Edward
Prince and Princess of Wales
Prince
Princess Charles
Denmark
Balfour
Lord Lansdowne
Emil Fuchs
Duke of Edinburgh
Empress Frederick
Germany
Immigrant Traffic Sets Record at Harbor
Last week Commissioner Billings announced a record week for arrivals at the port with about 00 passengers landed across piers. Of these, 4200 came from Europe aboard the Cunard Saxonia the Dominion liner Commonwealth and the Cambroman from Naples and the Azores.
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Colonel Billings
Europe
Cunard
Saxonia
Dominion
Commonwealth
Naples
Azores
East Boston Shipyard Builds Large Side Wheel Steamer
Shipbuilder William McKie at Border Street yard constructs a 200 foot side wheel steamer for the Eastern Steamship Company. She aims to connect with Bangor and Rockland and depart next season, set to rival Maine’s best, while the Osceola arrives with 314 mahogany logs from Nicaragua under charter to Emery of Chelsea. The Osceola, 2318 tons, sails with four derrick masts for the mahogany trade and is owned by Glasgow's Osceola Steamship Co. Ltd.
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William McKie
Border Street
Boston
Mt. Desert
Eastern Steamship Company
City of
Bangor
Rockland
Bar Harbor
Maine
Osceola
Nicaragua
McLean
Borderer
Vizcanna
George D. Emery
Chelsea
Mancunia
Osceola Steamship Company of Glasgow
Calvin Austin
St. John
Prince Arthur
Yarmouth
John H. Shea
Wifhingman & Co
State Street
Old South Clothing Company
Hanover Street
John Shea
Clifford
Craigie's Bridge
Willard C. Warding
Sadie
Lillie
Pemaquid Point
New England
Belle
Oregon
Bermuda
Harding
Delaware
Mary P. Mosquito
Dorothy
Evelyn L. Smith
Nickerson
Pythian
Edith Emery
Flavilla
Rose Cabral
Sheffeyld
Emilie Enos
Norman Fisher
Gladys and
Canopus
Agnes V. Gleason
Oliver P. Killam
Frank Foster
Metacomet
EB. A. Hooper
Klondike
Landsman
Shipping News Mini Almanac Highlights Arrivals and Sailings
Ships arrive and sail from New England ports including Osceola McLean Bluefields Mc. with coal and merchandise to various firms. Vessels note tugs, barges, and coasters through Sept 20 with winds northeast and anchored and passing descriptions.
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McLean
Hermansen
Louisburg
Co. B
C. C. Marvel
Calvin Austin
Pike
St. John
N. B
C. E. Laechler
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
J. F. Masters
Nantucket
March
Baltimore
Norfolk
A. M. Graham
Thacher
Philadelphia
Frank P. Wing
Chattahoochee
Lewis
New York
EF. H. Downing
Old Dominion
Burton
Joy Sy, 8S. Co
James 8. Whitney
Grove
H. M. Whitney
Bangor
Arey
Baner
Tacony
Ritson
Portland
Bala
Salem
Fall River
Horace
Macomber
Bray
Gamecock
Pratt
Charleston
McInnis
Mary B. Rogers
Brown
Bath
Onward
Kelloch
Rockland
Lady Antrim
Campbell
Alcyone
Grant
Sullivan
Multnomah
Pierce
Lanesville
Mass
Ervin J. Luce
Paschal
Harvest Home
Wooster
Highland Queen
Dobbin
Jonesport
Josephine
Robinson
Tupperville
N. S
Trynor
Beaver Harbor
Greatly Reduced Rates West Transport Offer
Chicago and Northwestern Railway announces tickets from New England to California Oregon Washington and British Columbia at over 17 dollars below regular second class prices. Information and tickets via J E Brittain agent 368 Washington street Boston.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
New England
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
J. E. Brittain
Washington St
Boston
Carriage Manufacturers Convene in Amesbury Today
The National Association of Carriage Manufacturers holds its annual convention in Mechanics' Building starting at 9 this morning with over 1,000 delegates from across the United States and Canada. The meeting runs through Saturday and features an exhibition of carriages, automobiles, and parts. Colonel E. M. W. Bailey of Amesbury serves as president, the first time the group has met here in 20 years. The first business session is scheduled for Tuesday.
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National Association of Carriage Manufacturers
Mechanics’ Building
Canada
E. M. W. Bailey
Amesbury
Delegates Begin New Jersey visit with openings at Brunswick
Governor Bates welcomes delegates and Governor Murphy of New Jersey speaks for the association. Colonel Bailey delivers the opening address. Afternoon city tours precede a Brunswick reception. Theatre party for ladies follows, then two dinners. Plymouth and Amesbury planned visits on Friday and Saturday respectively.
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Murphy
New Jersey
Bailey
Brunswick
Plymouth
Amesbury
Boston & Maine $5 Trip to New York City Oct. 1
The Boston & Maine railroad offers a one day trip from Boston to Albany via rail, a Hudson River steamer voyage to New York, and return on October 1 for five dollars. The trip includes a one night Albany layover and speakers note autumn foliage along the Hoosac country and Deerfield Valley during early October. An illustrated booklet with full trip details is mailed free upon request.
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Hudson
Hoosac
Deerfield
Albany
Hudson River
New York City
Fall River
Boston
General Passenger Department
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