General Marin to Investigate Assault on Reporter
War General Marin says he will investigate the assault on a newspaper reporter by Patrolman Glancy. He met with a Postman at the police commissioners' quarters and demanded details from Chief Sildridge. The case prompts a formal complaint by lawyer Timothy W. Coakley and reports prior incidents by Glancy.
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General Martin
Martin
Glancy
Sildridge
Randolph House
Boston & Maine
D. K
Arrest of a Fence Joseph Lambert in Fall River
In Fall River on Sept 24 inspectors Feeney and Perron arrested Joseph Lambert a 35 year old tall red mustached man known as Dutchy Sullivan. Lam bert admitted fencing stolen jewelry from ex mayor James F Jackson's Highland avenue home and a later raid at Leary's block Quequechan street yielded numerous items and about 25 dollars of Jacksons property. The haul valued at least 700 dollars includes diamond rings satin shawl and other valuables. Lambert previously served ten years for highway robbery in Boston.
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Fall River
Feeney
Perron
Joseph Lambert
James F. Jackson
Highland Avenue
Westport Harbor
Lambert
Leary’s
Quequechan Street
Dr. H. O. Hoen
Frank Parsons
Madame Labarde
Bentwick Street
Cavendish Square
J. Hoare
Jermyn Street
Jackson
Charlestown
Dutchy Sullivan
Boston
Chelsea Fires Leave One House Nearly Gutted
Fire alarms from Chelsea boxes 4 and 7 report two blazes. Wallace E. Allen’s Springvale Avenue wooden dwelling suffered heavy damage worth 600 to the structure and 300 to furniture, both insured. A second fire at 43 Tremont Street, owned by Charles A Campbell and occupied by Daniel H Kelly, caused 100 in building damage with cause unknown.
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Chelsea
Springvale Avenue
Wallace E. Allen
Tremont Street
Charles A. Campbell
Daniel H. Kelly
Fitchburg excursion to New York on October 8
A popular route offers a Fitchburg railroad excursion to New York on October 8. The advertisement notes the round trip fare as a single rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg Railroad
New York
Albany
Hudson River
Far River Line
Boston
Boston & Albany Railroad
Knife attack in Cambridge Street alley injures 16 year old
William Mitchell a 16 year old resident of Lindell place was severely cut in the head and body in an alley behind 18 Cambridge street by an unknown Italian youth. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with doctors uncertain of survival. The incident followed tormenting of Italian peddlers by a crowd of boys, prompting a pursuit into the alley where Mitchell was stabbed and his assailant fled. The Italian boy was described as about 16, 5 feet tall, 190 pounds, in dark clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitchell
Lindell Place
Cambridge Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mitchell
A P A and Greenhalge Rivalry Shapes State Caucuses
Results from Republican caucuses across Massachusetts show large A P A gains in Chelsea Springfield Waltham Brockton and Wakefield while Greenhalge victories appear in Worcester Lynn Salem Melrose Fall River and New Bedford. Small towns largely back the governor with further caucuses planned today and tomorrow. Switzer George H Alton John S Brierly Dr Luther Newcomb.
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Chelsea
Springfield
Waltham
Brockton
Wakefield
Worcester
Lynn
Salem
Melrose
Fall River
New Bedford
Greenhalge
Switzer
George H. Alton
Johns
Brierly
Luther Newcomb
Stop the Dange: Kootah-Kootah Dance Quieted at Lyceum
The Watch and Ward Society joined the Lyceum Theatre audience to curb the Kootahootah dance and the Trilby number. Omene the Turkish harem dancer staged a shorter act after a police-style inquiry, with toned-down attire.
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Watch and Ward Society
Lyceum Theatre
Omene
Ella Ray
BH. BE. Davies
Watch and Wars Society
Alderman Witt
Fitzgerald Denies Arlington Appointment Plot
A Watertown West Reporter reports a tale that Congressman Fitzgerald pressed Major Reilly for a job for a young widow’s son. Major Reilly says no politician can influence hiring and calls the claim a total lie. Fitzgerald went to Washington yesterday. a close friend says he was approached but denies the story.
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Fitzgerald
Major Reilly
Watertown Arsenal
Arsenal
Major Réilly
Watertown
Washington
H’s
Galloupe for Sheriff Leads Delegates in Sparse Chelsea Caucus
Chelsea Republican caucuses drew the lightest vote in years with 1145 ballots from about 3800 Republicans. Galloupe's APA-backed slate won 24 of 26 state delegates, while Ward 2 elected O'Brien delegates Buck and Morrill by slim margins. State delegates were unpledged and likely anti Greenhalge, with Maccabe favored for Senator. Willard in the 26th district beat Everdeem by 164 votes. Ward 1 to Ward 5 lists of delegates follow.
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Galloupe
Greenhalge
Maccabe
Chelsea
O’brien
George H. Buck
George E. Morrill
Messrs
Barnes and
Willard
Ernest W. Roberts
J. B. Maccabe
Suffolk
Everdeem
Lynn Rejects A P A Ticket In Primaries
In Lynn on September 24 Republicans chose state convention delegates while the A P A ticket was defeated in each Essex district. Bartlett and H H Atherton won first and fifth district delegates. White secured county convention delegates for district attorney. State delegates include Noble, Stone, Hazeltine, Clar rage, Davis, Richardson among others.
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Amos F. Breed
Eugene A. Besson
Francis A. Breed
G. H. Newhall
Elihu B. Hayes
James B. Odlin
John B. Story
E. Knowlton Fogg
Herbert W. Cook
Lucian Newhall
Micijah P. Clough
Timothy
Greenhalge
Richard O’brien
Edwin P. Cushman
Josiah P., Cr
A P A Routed In Salem In City Caucuses
In Salem regulars swept the Republican caucuses defeating the A P A in every ward. The regular ticket for Gov Greenhalge and Congress Moody won. Galloupe secured the delegate slate for Senator. Delegates named from six wards include Gauss Peck Wilson. Leach Arey Jewett Batchelder Arey Osborne. Hagar Lougee Upham Flint. Robson Buxton Allen Bell. Raymond Jordan Bigelow Patten Packard. Very Symonds Dugan Symonds Harriss. A jubilee followed at the Cogswell club room with red fire.
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Salem
City Committee
Greenhalge
Moody
Congress
Galloupe
Sayward
John D. H. Gauss
Walter ¥. Peck
Andrew J. Wilson
Henry C. Leach
Reuben Arey
George R. Jewett
A. W V. Batchelder
Sylvanus R. Arey
Charles H. Osborne
D. B. Hagar
J. L. Lougee
O. W. H. Upham
John C. Flint
Matthew Robson
Alonzo D. Buxton
George L. Allen
John H. Bell
John M. Raymond
Cyrus A. Jordan
Walter K. Bigelow
Paul B. Patten
Walter C. Packard
N. A. Very
T. P. Symonds
C. L. O. Dugan
C. EB. Symonds
George M. Harriss
Cogswell Club
Melrose Caucus Renominates Greenhalge Supporters
The Melrose Republican caucus held at Town Hall selected an almost unanimous town committee ticket in favor of Governor Greenhalge's renomination. George L. Morse was elected chair. W. de Haven Jones became secretary as Barrett Jones and others addressed the gathering. Barrett predicted sweeping Republican victories nationally and in several Northern states, Kentucky, Maryland.
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Barrett
Representative Jones
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Maryland
W. E. Barrett
Clinton White
George R. Jones
John Larrabee
Levi St. Gould
Joel C. Page
Daniel Russell
Eugene H. Moore
B. F. Dyer
Newton Caucuses Highlight Party Tussles in Ward Races
NEWTON CAUCUSES Sept 24 The Republican caucuses were the liveliest in years with Governor Greenhalge well supported in most wards though the A P A fought hard in Ward 5. Protracted ballotings produced ward by ward results listing state nominees by names and wards.
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N. Henry Chadwick
Winfield S. Slocum
John O. Smith
S. E. Howard
George P. Stapies
Arthur F Luke
Hunt
E. E. Morgan
J. F. Ryder
S. W. Jones
Thomas White
J. Hale
Luitweiler
A P A Wins In Wakefield Caucus At Armory Hall
Publican caucus in Armory Hall Wakefield drew over twenty A P A members distributing ballots none labeled A P A yet the Greenhalge ticket lost seven delegates chosen for the state convention Charles F Woodward Thomas Winship Daniel Evans Edwin C Miller Hoyt B Parker Oliver Walton Silas W Flint Evans Miller Parker Walton oppose Greenhalge Woodward Winship Flint favor Greenhalge Ex Representative Miller pledged harmony Evans Parker Walton are A P A members Woodward Winship Flint nonmembers Flint faced no opposition as Judge Waterman withdrew before ballots were cast.
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Miller
Parker
Walton
Greenhalge
Woodward
Winship
Flint
Evans
Judge Waterman
Consuelo Vanderbilt’s Betrothal May Ease Vanderbilt Family Rift
Newport reports altered relations within the Vanderbilt clan after Miss Consuelo’s engagement to the Duke of Marlborough. A marriage settlement is being arranged with Mrs. Vanderbilt and the duke, while William K. Vanderbilt visits Marble House and is expected to attend the New York wedding. Friends hope the alliance may rekindle family ties and allow Consuelo to receive her father independently.
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Newport
R. I
Vanderbilt
Consuelo
Duke of Marlborough
William K. Vanderbilt
William H. Vanderbilt
Valiant
Mr. Vanderbilt
Yers
Miss Consuelo
Cambridge Iron Moulder Vanishes With Widow Companion
Cambridge iron moulder Charles Mansell and his wife are estranged after Mansell left with widow Amelia Sanborn, a Boston millinery worker. Mrs Mansell, packing to return to Buffalo, says she is glad he left. Neighbors noted clandestine meetings. Sanborn and Mansell were seen on Hampshire street before disappearing toward Portland, Me. The deserted wife plans to return to Buffalo. Sanborn is described as attractive and about 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Mansell
Cambridge
Buffalo
N. Y
Webster Avenue
Amelia Sanborn
Mansell
Boston
Hampshire Street
Sanborn
State Endeavorers Gather for Pittsfield Meeting Oct 8 9
The Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Union prepares a major event in Pittsfield October 8 and 9 with Boston delegates and officials attending. President Clark Treasurer Shaw State President Allen will speak, and excursions to Berkshire Hills follow the convention. Rail rates offer two cents per mile up to twenty five cents minimum from nearby areas, and one and a half cents per mile from distant points.
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Christaan Endeavorers
Massachusetts
Boston
Pittsfield
Massachusetts Christian Endeavor Union
Clark
Shaw
Allen
Berkshire Hills
A. H. Miller
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Edward Mitchell
Italan
Scewe
West End
Congressman Fitzgerald
Chelsea A. P. A
John W. Derr
Frank H. Flagg
John T. Hadaway
Charles H. Holmes
Robert Jackson
Henry S. Blondheim
Charles H. Faunce
William M. Mears
George D. Pike
Erastus G. Strout
George H. Carter
Lorenzo D. Dixon
E. Walter Everett
Winslow L. Jenkins
Ansel Lothrop
Ivory R. Allen
George H. Dunham
Edward
Johnson
Henry
Ribes
Worcester Music Festival
Worcester County Musical Association
Mendelssohn
New England
Cork
ORE & Sinnott
Gibsorrsbon Bbe Ook
GEO
Staples
Board of Aldermen
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Bridge
Waterhouse
Bletter
8. K. Breer
Union Methodist Church
Bridge Streets
Craigie Bridge
Inman Square
Mooram & Smott
SDI Gy
Gibson
Mwngahela Riven
Boston & Albany
Hudson
Regula
Congressman Barrett
Newton Caucuses
Mads
Patriotic Order
Belmont
Colonel Benton
Town Hall
Vance
Vande
AN Derbi
Ernal
Obace Ts
Ker
Cambridge Iron Moulder
C. H. Robinson & CO
Washington St
King’s Bohemian Beer
Longwood Avenue
Haverhill Street
Bozbary
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