Stephen O'Meara Career in Boston Journalism and Public Service
Former Boston Journal editor Stephen O'Meara, longtime journalist and civic figure, sought the Republican nomination for Congress in the 11th district. A Boston native since 1864, he held senior roles at the Boston Globe and Boston Journal, led press organizations, taught shorthand, and served in clubs and public bodies, with seven years at Allston residence and three daughters.
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Boston Journal
Messrs. Foss
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Allen
Boston
Charlottetown
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Harvard Grammar School
Charlestown Iigh
Boston Globe
Comany
Europe
O’meara
Boston Press Club
Algonquin, Exchange
St. Botolph and Union Clubs
Allston Golf Club
Bostonian Society
American Science Association
Middlesex Ae
Republican Club of
Massachusetts
New England Associated Press
New England
National Associated Press
Walcott
United States
State Library
Brackett
Dartmouth College
Faneuil Hall
Atlanta
McKinley
Methodist Preachers’ Meeting
Unitarian Club
Young Men’s Christian Union
Young Men's Congregational Club
Catholic Literary Union of
Charlestown
Holy Cross College
Miss Squire
Henry Squire
British Charitable Society of Boston
Franklin Typographical Society
Tey
Allston
Brighton High School
Washington-Allston Grammar School
Ex President Cleveland Praises New York Ticket
Ex-President Cleveland is quoted praising the New York Democratic State Convention selections. He commends Judge Herrick for honesty and ability and notes the younger element represented by Mr. Harrison. He says the ticket should motivate Democratic voters to active support.
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New York
Cleveland
Herrick
Harrison
M Burnie and Hoffman Win Lenox Golf Club Cups
Malcolm McBurnie of Stockbridge defeats David T. Dana of Lenox 6 and 6 to win the Lenox cup at Lenox Golf Club. William W. Hoffman of Harvard takes the consolation cup over S. P. Shaw 4 and 3. George Thompson of Lenox wins a Berkshire professionals purse of 75 dollars with 158 over 36 holes.
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Lenox
Malcolm McBurnie
Stockbridge
Lenox Golf Club
David T. Dana
William W. Hoffman
Harvard
S. P. Shaw
Berkshire
George Thompson
McNarys First Speech in the 10th District
William S. McNary, chair of the Democratic State committee, spoke in Dorchester for renomination to Congress from the 10th district opposing Joseph F. OConnell. He defended his record on the South Bay project and accused OConnell of undermining party unity.
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M’nary
William S. McNary
Democratic State Committee
Congress
Field’s Corner
John P. Riley
Ward 24
Democratic Committee
Malachi Jennings
Daniel V. McIsaac
James I. MacConnell
Fitchburg
James J. Moynihan
John J. Riley
McNary
South Bay
John C. Cobb
O’connell
South Boston
William IF. Power
Dorchester
Gray’s Hall
Spellman’s Hall
Watson Denies Endorsement Of Roosevelt Over Parker
In Houston on September 28 Populist candidate Thomas E. Watson argued that the People's Party could not work with the Democrats and criticized Parker as a candidate with no principles. He asserted Bucking party realignment would not aid Parker and warned of a potential defeat for Parker in the election.
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Thomas BE. Watson
Roosevelt
Parker
Jones
Omaha
Hearst
Bryan
People's Party
Jones, Hill and Company
Violent Addresses at Free Thinkers Congress in Rome
In Rome on September 23 violent speeches closed the Free Thinkers Congress. Former Belgian Deputy Fournement declared the Vatican a corpse while asserting life in opposition. Demonstrations followed at the Janiculum monument to Garibaldi as the Pope reportedly prepares a letter to Catholic world defending papal independence.
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Rome
Free Thinkers’ Congress
Fournement
Belgium
Vatican
Janiculum
Garibaldi
Captain John Campbell Found Dead After Missing Port
The body of Captain John Campbell of St. John New Brunswick, master of the schooner Minnie Lora, was recovered from the bay off New York. The vessel lay at a Jersey City dock and Campbell, age 60, disappeared last night while attempting to board his schooner, and it is believed he fell into the water.
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Minnie Lora
New York
John Campbell
St. John
N. B
Jersey City
Campbell
Lodge and Fanning figures clash over club talk
Senator Lodge plans to address the Newton Weeks Club while Captain Weeks runs for Congress. A circulating notice alleged liquor use at the club, tied to Rev. M J Fanning, who defends his actions and says anyone may test details in court. Bemis rejects responsibility for the circular and Tufts President Capen objects to name use on Anti-Saloon League stationery. Lodge will speak, but not about Weeks or Fanning issues.
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Senator Lodge
Newton
John W. Weeks
Congress
M. J. Fanning
Bemis
Fanning
Frothingham
Charles R. Saunders
Capen
Tufts College
Captain Weeks
Anti-Saloon League
Newton Club
Mr. Fanning
Whiffletree Witness Tells of Jenkins Slaying
In Rochester New Hampshire William Jenkins was found dead with a broken skull and brain injury after a ride with Frank Hill. Brown allegedly struck Jenkins with a whiffletree during a quarrel. Hill claimed Brown drove away, leaving Jenkins, and Brown disappeared after stopping the horse.
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Rochester
N. H
William Jenkins
Sullivan
Dover
J. H. Neal
Frank Hill
Northwood
Jenkins
Hill
Rochester Fair
William Rus Brown
Brown
Malden Man Receives $250 Prize Money
Malden resident Thomas Craven, a machinist in the United States Navy aboard the cruiser Brooklyn during the siege of Santiago, has received prize money amounting to $250. The U S sailor’s reward highlights veterans benefitting from war service recognitions.
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Malden
Thomas Craven
United States Navy
United States
Brooklyn
Santiago
General Miles Plans Campaign Swing for Parker
General Miles visited Democratic headquarters in New York and announced he will deliver several speeches this campaign. He will emphasize U S policy toward the Philippines and the push for a general staff. The speakers bureau will dispatch him on a lengthy continental tour.
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New York
Miles
United States
The
Philippines
Democratic
Speakers’ Bureau
Japanese Armies Disposition At Mukden Reported
A Mukden dispatch describes General Kuroki concentrating one army with Bentsiaputze and Bensihu as its radius and advancing toward Fushun and Fu Pass. Other two Japanese forces occupy the Yentai mines and surrounding villages while Chinese bandits are reported to back the Japanese.
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Mukden
Kuroki
Bentsiaputze
Bensihu
Ing
Fushun
Fu Pass
Yentai
Sandenu
Cuticura Remedies Promoted as Universal Sk in Cure
An advertisement extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolv ent as effective for eczema psoriasis scalp ringworm and other skin humours. It claims fast relief safety economy and permanent care with bathing applying ointment and taking Resolvent. Depots listed in London Boston and Chicago.
New Train Record On Pennsylvania Line
A special chartered train on the Pennsylvania railroad set a new line record from Philadelphia to Chicago, covering 822 miles in 17 hours and 57 minutes. It departed Philadelphia at 4 08 p m and reached Pittsburg at 12 02 a m then Chicago at 9 05 a m, chartered by a Chicago businessman for a $250000 deal.
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Penn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Cullica&0
Chicago
Freshmen Reception Held by BU Hosts at Night
The Boston University freshman class reception was held last evening organized by the college Y M C A and Y W C A. About 300 students and many faculty attended. Performances included soloist Miss Howland, reading by Millard L. Robinson, and solos by Miss Eleanor Leonard with remarks from President Huntington, Dean Warren, and Y M C A and Y W C A leaders.
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Howland
Boston
Reading
Millard L. Robinson
Westford
Eleanor Leonard
Newton
Huntington
Dean Warren
J. E. Smiley
Ice Forms on Charles and Riverside Banks
Riverside residents report morning frost as ice appears along the Charles River shore. Ice also forms in buckets and watering troughs at nearby Riverside and Auburndale locations.
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Charles
Riverside
Auburndale
Gentle and Safe Zion City Football Led by Dowie Edict
In Zion City Chicago September 23 a reform of football is announced by Dr Dowie. The game will be open and gentle removing tackles strikes holds and other un gentlemanly devices. Iron cleats will follow and players must not touch bodies intentionally or a foul will be called.
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Chicago
Ill
Zion City
Dowie
Sunday Church Services and Spiritual Gatherings
A dense listing of Sunday worships across Boston churches and spiritualist halls. Entries include Tremont Street Baptist, Tremont Temple Baptist, First Baptist on Commonwealth Avenue, Shawmut Congregational, Old South, Berkeley Temple, Spirit Methodists and many other pastor-led services with times, subjects, and notes on free seating and special classes.
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Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Henson
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Harvard Quartet
C. E. Boyd
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Francis H. Rowley
Congregational
Shawmut
Old South Church
Third Church
Allen E. Cross
Hope Chapel
Shawmut Street
Park Square
Frank F. Lewis
Berkeley Temple
Allen A. Stockdale
Friends of Joy
William Read
Jude
Christ Elijah
Malachi
Mouth of God
Math
Esau
Messiah
Zachariah xii
John xvi
Isaiah
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Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway Streets
Mary Baker Eddy
Berkeley Hall
Nathan Bailey
Peabody
Rome
Methodist Tremont Street Methodist Church
Concord Street
KE. A. Blake
Bible
Blake
People's Temple
Charles A. Crane
Bible School
Alist Gospel OF Tuth Society
Rhodes Hall
Malta Association Building
Prospect Street
Cambridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Bemis
Kneeland
George
Kemp
Wagner
Boston Psychic Conference
Washington Street
F. J. Miller
Sears
Littlefield
Clough
Roberts
Ballard
Millan
Reed
Graves
Ereckson
L. L. Whitlock
Littleeld
Hotel Pelham
Matook
Professor Gowing
Tremont Street
Peabody McKenna
Circle
Warrenton Street
Gutierrez
Littlefield Raymond
Shawmut Avenue
Abbie Heath
Indian Peace Council
James A. Newhall
Unity Camp
Saugus
Samuel Merchant
G. Wates
Cadet Hall
Lynn
Gray
Fox
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Washington
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Ward 15
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New York, New Haven & Hartford
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Democratic Party
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National Democratic Party
Free Thinkers Congress
Whiffletree
Alpha Shoe Store
Hanover $T
Scollay Square
Louisville Courier-Journal
Gen. Miles
Cuthura
Cuticura
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Depote
London
Charter
Howse &Q
Pine de la Peix
Columbue
Goer R Drug & Chem. Corp
Charles Marchand
Joseph Howard, Jr
Nassau St
N.Y
Ry. Chasticaemctant
Prince St
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Bromfield Street
James Leishman
Scranton
Christadelphians
Arcade Hall
Northampton
L. A. Whitlock
Harmony Hall
N. P. Smith
Hannah Nutter
Anna Williams
Bird
Smith
Josephine Webster
Sophie Kampe
Erickson
John ‘Slater
Berkeley Street
Tremont
Slater
Mme. Whittemore
Paul Gore Street
Boylston Street
M. A. Wilkinson
John Slater
California
Indian Healing Circle
Malden Progressive Spiritual Society
Pleasant Street
Children’s Lyceum
Abbie Burnham
Alice M. Whall
Big Dog
Harvey Redding
Ella A. Higginson
Sawyer Avenue
Fourth House
Level Street
Boston Young Men's Christian Association
Boylston
Berkeley Streets
Paul Dwight Moody
East Northfield
Frank M. Lamb
Salem
Universalist Beacon Universalist Church
Whitney Hall
Coolidge Corner
Brookline
George L. Perin
Theodore Parker
Berkeley and
Appleton Streets
Charles W. Wendte
F. W. Wedelk
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