Yom Kippur Feasts Follow Fasting in Boston Synagogues
Boston Hebrews kept the solemn Yom Kippur fast with widespread abstention from food and drink and extended prayers. In North End synagogues women fainted under the strain. Beth Israel and Baldwin Place held services led by Cantor Pisiperin and Rabbi Margolies with appeals for United Jewish Charities. Adath Israel heard Rabbi Fischer on “I Have Lived.” Temple Chabei Shalom filled with services led by Cantor Chaloff and Rabbi Lasker. Last evening families observed a post fast feast.
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Boston
North End
Beth Israel
Baldwin Place
M. Pisiperin
Margolies
Jacob Hecht
United Jewish Charities
Adath Isael
Charles Fischer
Chabei Shalom
I. Chaloff
Rabbi Lasker
Young Ladies Violet Social Club Ball in East Ston
The Young Ladies Violet Social Club of East Ston will hold a ball tonight at Webster Hall on Webster Street.
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Violet
Violet Social Club of
Eastston
Webster Hall
Ebster Street
Rival Candidates for District Attorney Vie for GOP Nod
With the Republican caucuses near, the district attorney race centers on Bordman Hall and Isaac F. Paul. Hall, born Bangor Maine April 16, 186, studied at Westbrook Seminary Colby and Boston University Law, while Paul born Dedham Massachusetts November 26 1896 rose from Dedham public schools to Dartmouth and a long legal career including editor roles and service with the Boston Board of Police.
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Bordman Hall
Isaac F. Paul
Bangor
Maine
Westbrook Seminary
Waterville ‘Classical Institute
Colby University
Boston
Boston University
Hall
Dedham
Mass
Dartmouth College
United States Digest
Paul
Boston Board of Police
Paul for District Attorney in Suffolk County
Readers hear support from Samuel J. Elder and Everett W. Burdett for Isaac F. Paul as candidate for Suffolk County district attorney. They emphasize his legal experience with the Police Board and Boston school committee, integrity, and ability to lead. critics’ liquor‑interest concerns are argued away.
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Paul
Stevens
Samuel J. Elder
Isaac F. Paul
Suffolk County
Boston
Suffolk
Charles T. Gallagher
Dartmouth College
Everett W. Burdett
Police Department
Nquor
Hall and Pavel Seek District Attorney Post in Local Race
In a close local contest, three years as assistant U S district attorney and membership on Boston boards are noted for Mr Hall, who shifted from Democratic to Republican allegiance and leads a major law firm. Mr Pav el has practiced law since admission and promotes broad public affairs experience for district attorney.
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United * States
Hall
Boston
Republican ‘Party
Hin
Geeey ‘N Ber
School Board
Pawel
Pav
Columbus Associates Rally for Horgan in Ward 6 Meeting
At 124 North Street the Columbus Associates, a group of young Italian residents, held a large gathering that unanimously backed J. Horgan for the Senate. Ralph Granara Tony Farce and others were named to organize the ward response in support of Horgan.
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Columbus Associates
Italiana
North Street
Lorsed
J. Horgan
Senate
Itallane
Horgan
Ralph Granara
Tony Farce
Statements From Bodgton Lawyers Support Mr Paul Candidacy
The campaign committee for Mr Paul's district attorney bid releases statements from prominent Bodgton lawyers defending his standing and ability. M C Adams says Paul has vast hard work capacity and unique training from years as counsel for the Board of Police, valuing him for a district attorney role.
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Paul
Bodgton
Boston
Board of Police
Finn
Torchlight Parade Shapes Ward 10 Caucus Night
Ward 10 Republicans hold a Bordman Hall celebration with a 250 torch bearers parade through the streets bearing banners for district attorney. Freeman O. Emerson led as chief marshal amid rival cheers from ex Senator Innea supporters. Speakers followed at 317 Columbus Avenue.
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Isaac F. Paul
Bordman Hall
Innea
Columbus Avenue
Onborné
A. Newton
Freeman
Liam Bigwood
Emerson
Third Rail Eye Cases Plague Boston Hospitals
The article reports a surge of third rail eye injuries in Boston linked to the elevated train. Dr. Black of the Eye and Ear Infirmary says about 150 cases weekly, with most incidents caused by sparks from the rails. Hospitals note many victims decline to register, and officials have taken little action. A partial list of victims is cited and railroad officials dismiss public urgency, delaying remedies.
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Third Rail
Black
The
Eye and Ear Infirmary
Post
Massachusetts General Hospital
Bakeman
George Williamson
Conrand McGrady
Bowdoin Street
Matthews Street
Chelsea
Tenet Cor
James
Devon Street
Bury
A. B. Masser
Endicott
Ereties
Kavanagh
Reed Street
Roxby
Garbarino
Ferry Street
James A. Seee
Bunker Hill Street
H. P. Pee P
Ahis
Doctors Tell How McKinley Was Killed
Testimony described the path of the bullet and wounds to President McKinley. Witnesses noted autopsy findings, pancreatic involvement, and the cause as gunshot wound with infection from gangrene. Cross-examination covered details of the operation and the search for the bullet.
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M’kinley
Titus
Percy A. Bliss
Temple of Music
Harvey R. Gaylord
Buffalo
McKinley
Lewis
Gaylord
Haight
Court of Appeals
Frederick W. Kfus
Frank C. Laughlin
New York
Dr. Gaylord
Dr.Gaylord
Herman Mynter
Penney
Exposition Hospital
Mynter
Mann
Mr. Penney
Roy
Lord
Matthew D. Mann
Meinley
Myntér
Ney
Selecting the Jury in Czolgosz Case Opens
Court opens with Justice Truman C. White as jurors are called for the Czolgosz trial Part III. District Attorney Penney reads the indictment and the prisoner pleads not guilty. Judge Lewis requests shortened hours and jurors are examined through the day.
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Penney
Czolgosz
Justice White
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Parker Bolted Blaine in Contested Attorney General Race
The contest for state Attorney General centers on whether Robert O. Harris or Herbert L. Parker is the stronger Republican. Harris supporters cite Parker’s past Democratic vote in 1880s as a flaw, while Parker’s campaign manager acknowledges Parker voted for Cleveland in 1880 but asserts that was his only Democratic vote.
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Robert O. Harris
Herbert L. Parker
Harris
United States
Plymouth County
Alfred 8. Pinkerton
Parker
Cleveland
Roger Wolcott
Voters Return from Washington to Back Senator Fitzgerald
Frederick Cutte John Dacey and David Noonan census workers return to Boston from Washington for a leave of absence to support Henry Fitzgerald for senator.
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Frederick Cutte
John Dacey
David Noonan
Washington
Bostom
Henry Fitsgerald
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