McNary Attacks OConnell Over Dorchester Bay Work
In Ward 20 rallies Wm S McNary accuses Congressman OConnell of empty talk about Dorchester Bay development. He notes federal dredging and a $150 000 appropriation he secured, challenging OConnell to prove deeds behind his speeches.
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Ward 20
Blue Hill Avenue
Dove Street
la- Vin Hill Avenue
Dorchester Avenue
Mt. Vernon Street
Clan-na-Gael
Wm. S. McNary
Congress
O'Connell
Dorchester Bay
Dorchester Riv
Neponset River
O'Connell Under Fire for Nebulous Promises
Critics say after four years the congressman has no concrete acts or measures to show for the benefit of the section. They question how many more years he might need to translate his talk into tangible results or completed projects.
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O’connell
Fear Bandits Escape After Patrolman Shooting
Lexington reports pursuit of the bandits who shot Patrolman Maguire failed. Police believe the men escaped beyond the neighborhood. A tip of a wounded comrade being carried through Arlington woods proved unfounded as no signs were found.
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Lexington
Maguire
Arlington
Sylvia Street
Franks
Twenty Chinese Students Enroll at MIT in Boston
Twenty young Chinese men arrive in Boston to register as students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. They pursue access to the Western Hemisphere’s best civilization and knowledge.
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Celestial Empire
Western Hemisphere
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rhode Island Episcopal Diocese Chooses Bishop
The Rev. James DeWolf Perry Jr. of St. Pauls New Haven was elected bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Rhode Island to succeed the late Right Rev. William N. McVickar. Seven ballots were needed for clergy majority, laity favored him by the fourth ballot.
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Providence
James DeWolf Perry, Jr
St. Paul's Church
New Haven
Conn
Episcopal Diocese of
Rhode Island
William N. McVickar
Perry Wins Diocesan Rector Ballot Triumph in Surprise Vote
The deciding ballot in the Newark diocese election produced Rev. Mr. Perry with 30 clergy and 106 laity votes, while Rev. Dr. George McClellan Fiske led early ballots. Perry’s victory came after multiple rounds and a late clergy laity alignment, with Fiske favoring a high church line and Perry a low church stance.
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Perry
George McClellan Fiske
St. Stephen’s Church
Fiske
Leighton Parks
St. Bartholomew's Church
New York
Charles H. Brent
Philippines
Brent
Rathbone Gardner
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Boston
George Hodges
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Mass
Edmund S. Rousmaniere
St. Paul’s Church
Arthur M. Allcock
All Sants
City
Dr. Fiske
Mr. Perry
Charles Ryan of Post Marries Emily Duggan in Chelsea
Charles Ryan of the Post counting room wed Emily Gertrude Duggan daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Duggan of 210 Broadway Chelsea last night. The couple left for a honeymoon lasting a month or more. Duggan received many presents from Post friends and the bride was remembered with handsome gifts.
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Charlies Ryan
Post
Emily Gertrude Duggan
James B. Duggan
Broadway
Chelsea
Mr. Duggan
Mayor Receives Coal Clock Gift from Pittston Cadets
A coal clock arrived at City Hall as a gift to the Mayor from Company D of the Temperance Cadets of Pennsylvania. The clock, except for the works, is made entirely of coal and commemorates the recent Catholic Total Abstinence Union convention held in the city.
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City Hall
Pittston
Penn
Regiment of Temperance Cadets
Pennsylvania
Real Daughter of Revolution Die at 86 in Maine
Mrs. Julia Augusta Woodman, revered by Maine patriotic societies as a real daughter of the American Revolution, died at her Wilton home today at age 86.
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Wilton
Julia Augusta Woodman
Maine Patriotic Societies
Curley Pushes Lower Tariffs to Ease Living Costs
Democratic candidate Councillor James M. Curley spoke at rallies in South Boston and Dorchester urging tariff reduction to curb prices. He argued living costs rose 60 percent since 1897 and called for lower duties to curb trust power and aid working families. He criticized opponent O Connell for backing Cannonism and warned against high costs.
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James M. Curley
Congress
10Th
Third
E Street
Dorchester Avenue
Boston
Peabody Square
Codman Square
O'Connell
Baldwin's Wife Barrier In Millionaire Estate Case
Los Angeles witnesses a legal clash as the wife and daughter of the late Lucky Baldwin challenge the void contract marriage to Lillian Turnbull. Attorneys argue a child born from a later void marriage may still claim a share of the estate in a case worth about 5 million dollars.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Baldwin
Lillian Turnbull
California
Man Dies After Trolley Collision at Dorchester and Mount Washington
James C. Barr of 55 Greenwich Street Roxbury was struck by an inbound Ashmont and Milton car at Dorchester and Mount Washington Avenues. His right leg was crushed and doctors amputated at City Hospital Relief Station, but he died at 10:30 PM.
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James C. Barr
Greenwich Street
Roxbury
Ashmont
Milton
Dorchester and
Mount Washington Avenues
City Hospital
Ex Chief Sackett Accused of Overcharging
Former police chief Fred Sackett, a constable and tax collector, faced Revere Selectmen over alleged poll tax overcharges. Sackett denied excess charges, claiming political motives. No action was taken.
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Sackett
Fred Sackett
Revere Selectmen
Rochester Clinches Eastern Pennant Ahead of Playoffs
Rochester, N Y Sept 21 with four games left in the Eastern league season the Rochester club managed by John Ganzel holds the pennant firmly. A win by Providence over Newark assured Rochester’s championship potential even if it loses its remaining five games now.
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Rochester
N. Y
John Ganzel
Joe McGinnity
Newark
Providence
Giblin Attacks Hobson Row at East Boston Rallies
Alderman Thomas J. Giblin told East Boston crowds and voters in Wards 9 and 12 that Kelcher’s influence would prove small when votes are counted. He accused Kelcher of duplicitous politics and questioned his handling of Hobson and the pure food issue.
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Thomas J. Giblin
East Boston
Mr. Kelcher
Welcher
Boston
Kelcher
Richard Pearson Hobson
Hobson
Young’s Hotel
Hal Chase Named Manager of the New York Highlanders
Hal Chase will manage the New York Highlanders next season after his contract was signed and approved by owner Frank Farrell. Manager George Stallings is set to meet Farrell tomorrow, with Chase’s announcement signaling a likely change in leadership for the club.
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Chicago
Hal Chase
New York Highlanders
Yanks
Frank Farrell
Chase
Hal
George Stallings
New York
Farrell
Stallings
Grahame-White Circles Fields With Pauline Chase
English aviator Claude Grahame-White drew crowds at Garden City field and over Queens and Nassau fair grounds as he circled above 400 feet. He later carried actress Miss Pauline Chase on a two lap circuit using Clifford B Harmon’s Farman biplane.
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New York
Claude Grahame-White
Garden City
Queens and
Nassau Fair Grounds
Pauline Chase
Grahame-White
Farman
Clifford B Harmon
Man Dying After Street Fight Ends In Arrest
John T. Hewson 24 of 282 Ferry Street is jailed at City Hall avenue station on assault charges after Patrick Hynes 50 is mortally injured with a fractured skull at Rel ief Hospital. Hewson allegedly rushed Hynes after a dispute with an East Boston man who is being kept as a witness. The incident occurred in front of 315 Atlantic Avenue.
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John T. Hewson
Ferry Street
Everett
City Hall Avenue
Patrick Hynes
Relief Hospital
Hewson
East Boston
Atlantic Avenue
Hynes
theft of 2000 dollars from fair ticket office at Cumberland County Fair
Chief Dresser of Portland police watched the scene as a tin trunk with about 2000 dollars in receipts went missing from the ticket office after five. Four men were seen driving away from the grounds shortly after the theft and officers have no lead on the money or suspects.
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Police
Gorham
Fair
Fred Scammons
S. P. Johnson
Dresser
Shaw Speaks at Four Meetings in Ninth District Tour
The Hon. David B. Shaw candidate for Congress in the ninth district held four meetings last night. He attacked Congressman Kelliher for opposing the anti-injunction bill, said Kelliher misrepresents the Democratic party, and urged East Boston votes as part payment for a $3,000,000 East Boston flats improvement. He also highlighted unemployment at the Charlestown navy yard and urged a remedy.
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David B. Shaw
Ward Four
Shaw
Kelliher
Boston Metal Trade Association
Congress
American Federation of Labor
Kelcher
Democratic Party
Ward 5
East
Boston
East Boston
Charlestown Navy Yard
Fire Record Evening Listings Across Boston Area
At 2 a.m. a fire on Weston street Roxbury involving Louis Restman caused $8300 in losses. Later at 8:40 a.m. Samuel Sockolo vitch on Chelsea street East Boston lost $50. Met coal Co on A street South Boston reported $15000 damage at 6:05 p.m. W. E. Holmes at Washing ton street lost $1000. Nelson Vanderberg on Dana street Roxbury had slight loss at 8:01 p.m. Gasper Deean on Bennington street East Boston suffered $200 loss.
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Weston Street
Roxbury
Louis Restman
Chelsea Street
East
Boston
Samuel Sockolovitch
A Street
South
Metropolitan Coal Company
Washington Street
W. E. Holmes
Dana Street
Nelson Vanderberg
Bennington Street
Gasper Deean
Tawney Loses Minnesota Primary in First District
Congressman James A. Tawney concedes defeat after losing to Sidney Anderson in Minnesota's first district primary by about 2500 votes. Tawney blames Democratic voters in counties with no Democratic contests for aiding his insurgent opponent, noting Democrats openly aimed to defeat him using Roosevelt's name.
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Winona
Minn
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
Sidney Anderson
Tawney
Roosevelt
Clough Reelected Leader at Knights Templars Conclave
A. A. Clough of Worcester was re elected right eminent grand commander of the Grand Commandery Knights Templars of Massachusetts and Rhode Island at the 28th annual conclave in Providence. About 200 members attended and the next gathering will be in Boston.
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Providence
A. A. Clough
Worcester
Knights Templars
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Boston
Child Run Down by Auto in Providence Street Sighting
Mrs Maris Branigan watched from her home as her 5 year old son Marcus Branigan was struck and killed by a car on Westminster street near Perry street in Providence Illinois. The tragedy occurred early this evening.
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Providence
R. IL
Marcis Branigan
Westminster Street
Perry Street
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An ad-style claim asserts that Pape's Diapepsin cures fermentation and sour stomach within five minutes, ending dyspepsia, gas and indigestion. It warns many related symptoms stem from improper digestion and offers fifty-cent treatment at pharmacies for instant relief.
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