Quinns Fight Not Over Yet in Ward 7 Nomination
Ward 7 nomination of Honest John Quinn sparks legal doubt over residency and possible seat in the House. Ballot Law Commission jurisdiction could shape whether his name appears on the ballot or if he must run on nomination papers and face the House's final judgment. Reciprocity debate on Canada trade dominates the carriage builders convention with support for true reciprocity and removal of tariff barriers.
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House of Representatives
Ward 7
Donnelly
T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic City Committee
State Ballot Law Commission
Election Board
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State
Ballot Law Commission
House
Canada
United States
National Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Sentiiagn
M. Knappen
National Reciprocity League
H. C. Staver
Chicago
Ill
Frank L. Wright
St. Louis
Carriage Builders’ National Association
Exhibition Hall
Boston
Mem
Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury Sail for Home
White Star Oceanic sails for Liverpool with the Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury aboard. They attended the yacht races as guests of Sir Thomas Lipton and Mrs. John G. Cushing of Boston.
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New York
White Star
Oceanic
Liverpool
Earl and Countess of
Baby's Fight With Snake Ends Fatally Near Hobart
Two year old Helen Vandeusen, daughter of William Vandeusen, playing on a farm near Hobart, was bitten four times by a split adder. She fought the snake until her mother arrived and killed the reptile. The child likely died from the bites.
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Hobart
N. Y
Helen Vandeusen
William Vandeusen
Here
Three men jailed 90 days for election law violations
Michael Gibbons William H Finn and James OConnor were sentenced in Municipal Court to 90 days in the House of Correction for false swearing about residences. Each appealed and was held in 500 dollars bail. Gibbons is described as Mrs Jack Gardner s coachman and sought to register so his daughter could attend the normal school.
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Michael Gibbons
William H. Finn
James ‘O’connor
House of Correction
Gibbons
Jack Gardner
Vanderbilt's Yacht North Star Visits Harbor
The Vanderbilt yacht North Star arrived in the upper harbor with a pleasure party from Newport. A lighter shuttled coal aboard while four guests, two men and two women, stayed for about thirty minutes before the vessel set to depart for Bar Harbor. The massive white hull and brass trim drew attention at the harbor.
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North Star
Newport
Bar Harbor
How to Cure a Terrific Headache
Advertisement promotes Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as a cure for headaches by addressing liver bile problems. Claims include relief from biliousness and torpid liver, improving sleep and digestion, with a one night cure for headache constipation and biliousness. Signed W. F. Smith.
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W. F. Smith
Manhole Coal Mix Up in North End
Italian teamster Philip Macouro removed a manhole cover near Thacher and Prince streets and dumped two tons of coal into the sewer. Pa trolman McAulay halted the incident as Macouro and a fellow worker spent nearly two hours recovering part of the fuel for Margaret Soule, who had bought the coal for her cellar.
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Philip Macouro
North End
Thacher and
Prince Streets
McAulay
Macorro
Macouro
Margaret Soule
Boston
Wolf’s My Clothier Free Gift With Boy’s Salt Purchase
A rubber fountain pen and filler are offered free with every boy's salt at Wolf's My Clothier on Hanover Street.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover Street
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