Declared Irish Republic Promised at Chicago Congress
About 1000 Irish born delegates met at the Y M C A hall in Chicago to launch a movement for Irish independence. J J O Connell opened the convention with praise for the Irish race and denounced the parliamentary party. Ex congressman John F Finerty presided as temporary chair and urged a united fight against British rule, pledging support from diverse American figures and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John F. Finerty
John P. Sutton
New York
Irish National League of America
Sutton
Ireland
M. O'Sullivan
M. Connor
Paris
Fitzpatrick
New Orleans
O’donnan Rossa
Matthew Kerwen
Port
William Lyman
National League
Order of Hibernians
Patrick O’neil
Philadelphia
M. D. Slattery
Albany
N. Y
Finerty
England
House of Commons
House of Lords
United States
Cuba
Lafayette
DeKalb
Pulaski
France
Germany
Russia
America
Corinto
Committee On Permament
Boston
Philadelphi Albany
Holyoke
Mass
Emmett Guards
Veteran Chas McDowell Praises Dean's Kidney Pills
Buffalo veteran Chas McDowell describes kidney trouble from war service and reports relief after taking Dean's Kidney Pills. He notes headaches and discolored urine improved after three doses, urging readers to ask dealers for the treatment. Price 50 cents a box, six for $2.50, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Dean's Ointment also advertised for itching piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
McDowell
Buffalo
Idney
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
U. S
Royal Blue Eight Day Excursion to Gettysburg and Washington
The Royal Blue line offers a personally conducted eight day trip to New York Philadelphia Gettysburg Pen Mar and Washington D C for 29 dollars. The package includes transportation meals en route hotel stays and all expenses. Descriptive circulars available from A J Simmons at 211 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Blue Line
New York
Philadelphia
Gettysburg
Pen Mar
Washington, D. C
A. J. Simmons
Washington Street
American Wringer Co. Wringers and Sweepers Maker
The American Wringer Co. at 13 and 15 Broadway extension manufactures wringers triangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs for all kinds of wringers and sweepers offered. Orders by mail accepted and telephone calls welcomed.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Hair Mattresses and Art Offerings at 63 Hanover St Boston
A compact ad notes items including hair, mattresses, and art for sale at 45 Hanover Street in Boston. Details are fragmented but indicate a vendor location and mixed goods, including options described as best tick and full Be for Fie. Names and exact offerings are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover St
Boston
Political caucuses stir as Republicans and A P A mobilize
A bustle-filled day at Republican State headquarters features visits by Colonel Sam Winslow and a push to draft him back into leadership. APAs in Albion building boast about Senator Ripley’s potential nomination while Ward 2 Somerville splits over Frank W. Kaan. Home Market Club aligns with the GOP, promising calamity rhetoric tied to last year’s sweeping victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Reynolds
Sam Winslow
Republican State Committee
Sam
Lyman
Winston
Boston
W. Murray Crane
George Fred Williams
Williams
Albion
James B. Dunn
Ripley
Alvin Barrus
Berkshire
Greenhalge
Clerk McLaughlin
House of Representatives
House
McLaughlin
Lowell
Somerville
Frank W. Kaan
George F. Hoar
Mcaughlin
Parker House
Wills Fund Urges Aid for Destitute Widow of Boston Victim
Editorial from the Post calls for a charitable fund to support the widow of John W. Wills and her six children after a tragedy in East Boston. It notes widespread sympathy across denominations, requests donations, and reports the fund status as $1,435.64 collected so far by E. H. Thurman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Eest Boston
John W. Wills
E. H. Thurman
Italian Irish clash on North Street injures two men
About midnight a small race melee broke out between six Italians and six Irish Americans on North Street near North Square. Two Irish men were taken to Emergency Hospital for surgery Kennedy with a two stitch abdominal wound Faulkner with a minor thigh wound. The dispute reportedly centered on a woman. Police had not heard of the incident by 1:30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
North Street
North Square
Thomas Kennedy
Joseph Faulkner
Moon Street
Kennedy
Faulkner
Sanford's Ginger Potion Ad Promises Health Benefits
A vintage advertisement touts Sanford's Ginger as a universal remedy for cramps, colds, digestion, nerves, and sleep, claiming it wards off malaria and epidemics. It highlights French brandy and imported ginger, warns against cheap substitutes, and directs readers to PoTTeER Drug and Cuem. Corp, Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Potteer Drug and Cuem. Corp, Sole Proprietors
Boston
Republican Delegates Named for State Convention
The article reports elected delegates to the State convention: Hon. Alanson W. Beard, Col. R. H. Boutwell, Josiah H. Kendall. Col. BE. C. Benton, head of the State Republican executive committee, faces criticism over alleged A. P. A. ties and was not placed on the State delegation. His name on the county ticket spurs talk of contesting Councillor Raymond’s renomination after a hard-fought year where A. P. A. supporters were defeated in nominating Hon. A. S. Burnham of Revere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alanson W. Beard
R. H. Boutwell
Josiah H. Kendall
BE. C. Benton
State
Raymond
A. 8. Burnham
Revere
Springfield Gave Up The Fight For Canvases And Conventions
Springfield dispatch reports the old guard absent as the A P A nominating caucus affirmed the AAA slate. Delegates chosen to the state convention include Edwin Hon, Alfred Fisher, David Joyce, Melvin Warner, Newbern Cole, and others across wards one through eight with listed names such as C C Smh and W H Garrett among多数.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Republcan Ecaucasse inSpringfield
Old Guard
Greenhalge
Wrd
Edwin A. Hon
Alfred G Fisher
David H. Joyce
Melvin R. Warner
N Wbern K. Cole
Charles Ro Iasplinser
Lucas T. Welch
Charles A. J.ennder
Lyman H
R. H. King
H. A. Giroux
Ward
George W. Miller
Orrin E. Tilley
Indignation Meeting Over Doctor’s Refusal in Boston
AHebrew community in Boston held an indignation meeting at the Beneth Israel Sheltering Home in protest after Dr. L C Gobron refused to aid a 2 year old child who died after falling into a tub of water. A seven member committee was empowered to seek satisfaction, with talk of legal action and reporting to professional bodies.
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Beneth Israel
Cooper Street
Boston
L. C. Gobron
Salem Street
S. Rosenthal
Prince Street
Gobron
Post
Moss
Massachusetts Medical Society
Hebrews of
Hub
I. B. Kronberger
Medical Society
H.S. Borofsky
W. Pinansky
J. Abrams
I Goldstein
Worcester Mostly Greenhalge Delegates Named
Worcester mass Sept 24 The Republican caucuses in Worcester chose 61 Greenhalge delegates and 13 for W H Haile In surrounding towns Greenhalge leads include Hubbardston 2 Upton 3 Sterling 3 Southbridge 6 Paxton unpledged 1 Princeton 2 Grafton 4 Brookfield 8 Lancaster 3 Warren 4 Leicester 4 Bolton 2 Rutland 2 Auburn unpledged 2 West Boylston 3 Millbury 4 with results showing broad Greenhalge support across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Greenhalge
W. H. Haile
Hubbardston
Upton
Sterling
Southbridge
Paxton
Princeton
Grafton
Brookfield
Lancaster
Warren
Leicester
Bolton
Rutland
Auburn
West Boylston
Millbury
Holyoke Child Dead in Attic Room Mystery
Richard Reinhardt six year old was found dead in an attic room at 17 1 2 Lyman street with a revolver beneath him. A head wound and a chest wound were noted. Reinhardt had recently moved from Wallingford Conn with his wife who worked in a boarding house. Medical examiner questions self inflicted second shot and urges investigation.
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Holyoke
Richard Reinhardt
Lyman Street
Reinhardt
Wallingford
Conn
Gartland Emerges as Ward 16 House Candidate
Ward 16 politics grow lively as Councilman John J. Gartland enters the race for the House. A petitions signed by hundreds of voters supports his candidacy, and the Ward 16 Improvement Association has endorsed him and formed a committee to rally at the Democratic caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gartland
Gartland
Improvement Association
Ward 16 Improvement Association
Chelsea Aldermen confirm Bliss as registrar of voters
At last evening’s meeting the Chelsea Board of Aldermen approved Eli C. W. Bliss as registrar of voters by a 7 to 6 vote. An order was adopted to renumber Washington avenue from Broadway to the Revere line, and Broadway renumbering was moved to second reading on a one number per twenty feet basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
Policeman Arrest For Sale Of Liquor Policy Slip
Officers from the liquor squad arrested 50 year old Stephen Alden after he sold a policy slip to George W Mennion at 22 Hanover street. Police seized a clock safe sofa and chairs during the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Alden
George W. Mennion
Hanover Street
Split in Somerville APA Council Over Frank Kaan
A division in the Somerville A P A council widens after Representative Frank W. Kaan refuses to pledge not to vote for House clerk McLaughlin or against Senator George F. Hoar. One faction backed an opposing candidate while Kean supporters planned a two day campaign, with talk that Kean backers may be ousted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. A. Council
Somerville
Frank W. Kaan
McLaughlin
House of Representatives
George F. Hoar
Kean
Colored voters meet to back Robert Tea moh in Ward 9
A large, enthusiastic meeting was held last night at 38 Phillips Street by colored voters of Ward 9 in support of Representative Robert T Tea moh. Presided by Albert De Leon with Palmer as secretary. Speakers included FE C Bryant Ebenezer Brewster Olive Johnson Milton Barnes Burrill Smith and others.
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Phillips Street
Ward 9
Robert T. Teamoh
Albert de Leon
Mr. Palmer
Messrs
FE. C. Bryant
Ebenezer Brewster
Olive Johnson
Milton Barnes
Burrill Smith
Opportunity for Building Contractors Seeks Roslindale School House
Proposals for constructing a primary school building in Roslindale are invited by the city of Boston. Submissions must be delivered to the school committee rooms by the afternoon deadline Ort.
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Roslindale
Boston
City of Boston
Beech Street
George A. Avery
Devonshire Street
Mass
School Committee
Mason Street
William T. Eaton
A. P. A. Carried Four Wards In Waltham
Waltham September 24 The A P A carried four wards Ward 2 3 5 and 7 on senatorial delegations while delegates to the State convention are unpledged Ward 1 lists Milton Bradford Butler Ward 2 Soper Armstrong Smith Ward 3 Willis Hovey Ward 4 Roberts Morrill Howes Ward 5 Kendall Moulton Gove Jarvis Ward 6 Warden Bond Fisher Durgin Clement Ward 7 But man Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
C. A. Morrill
H. M. Howes
S. J. Kendall
C H. Moulton
O. M. Gove
W. F. Jarvis
E. Warden
Co. P. Bond
H. Fisher
C. W. Durgin
M. D. Clement
C. F. Butman
L. W. Powers
Reading Safe Caucus Endorses Governor Greenhalge
A large Republican caucus met in lower Lyceum Hall with chairman Lewis M. Bancroft and secretary Edward B. Drake. Reading favored renomination of Governor Greenhalge and pledged delegates were Edward B. Drake Jacob Mitchell Solon Bancroft Gilman L. Parker Nathan B. Stoodley.
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Reading
Lower Lyceum Hall
Lewis M. Bancroft
Edward B. Drake
Greenhalge
E. B. Drake
Jacob Mitchell
Solon Bancroft
Gilman L. Parker
Nathan B. Stoodley
Weymouth Caucus Chooses Greenhalge Loyal State Delegation
Weymouth September 24 The Republican caucus elected a state delegation backing Greenhalge and councillor delegates for Benjamin S. Lovell. Delegates named include Henry A. Thomas Edmund Bates A Maxson Bachelder B Frank Thomas James H. Flint Bradford Hawes Edward B. Nevin and Benjamin S. Lovell.
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Weymouth
Greenhalge
B. S. Lovell
Henry A. Thomas
Edmund &G. Bates
A. Maxson Bachelder
B. Frank Thomas
Benjamin S. Lovell
James H. Flint
Bradford Hawes
Edward B. Nevin
Twenty Four? Delegates Elected for Greenhalge in New Bedford
In New Bedford the state convention elected thirty two delegates for Governor Greenhalge with no opposition. The vote reflected full support for the incumbent and solid backing within the party. The gathering occurred September 24 with affairs described as orderly and decisive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Greenhalge
Majority Against Greenhalge in Brockton Caucuses
In Brockton on September 24, anti Greenhalge forces won momentum in ward caucuses with delegates broadly opposing him. Councillor convention delegates are pledged to Nathaniel F. Ryder of Middleboro while senatorial delegates back incumbent James C. Leach of Middleboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Nathaniel F. Ryder
Middleboro
James C. Leach
Greenhalge favored by Republican caucuses in Massachusetts towns
The Greenhalge sentiment dominated numerous local Republican caucuses and delegate selections across towns including Tisbury, Edgartown, Nantucket, North Attleboro, Chilmark, Provincetown, West Tisbury, Georgetown, Bourne, Taunton, Berkley, and Hudson. Delegates pledged or unpledged favored Greenhalge for governor with mixed positions on other offices.
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North Attleboro
Burrill Porter, Jr
Frank I. Barden
Thomas G. Sandland
Edwin Whitney
Stephen Stanley
Greenhalge
Gray
White
Wright
Chilmark
J. T. Bassett
Provincetown
James Gifford
Myrick C. Atwood
George W. Holbrook
Thomas Lewis
West Tisbury
M. E. Mayhew
William Chase
Georgetown
Stephen S. Osgood
Hiram N. Harriman
Orlando B. Denny
Fitchburg Excursion to North Adams Hoosac Tunnel
Plans are made to depart from the business next Saturday for a Fitchburg railroad popular excursion to North Adams and the Hoosac Tunnel. The round trip fare is two dollars.
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Fitchburg Railroad
North Adams
Hoosac Tunnel
Hood's Pills Promote Liver Health and Comfort
An old newspaper ad touts Hood's Pills as a cure for sick headaches and misery. It claims the tonic is purely vegetable with no mercury, tasteless and mild to take, priced at 25 cents, urging readers to choose Mood Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Republican caucuses weigh Greenhalge choice in several towns
In Plymouth and Danvers delegates favored Greenhalge with unpledged support. A P A strength aligned with Barker in some areas while Great Barrington showed no A P A movement. Sudbury and Danvers reported Greenhalge preference among regular delegates and delegates at large.
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C. W. Woodbury
Greenhalge
Plymouth
E. B. Atwood
C. H. Holmes
A. E. Lewis
S. C. Kins
G. F. Holmes
D. E. Avery
Barker
Harwell
Moody
Congress
Joseph W. Woodmar
Sudbury
R. H. Hurlburt
James Fairbrother
Greenhalge Carries Fall River Victor Wright and Grey Endorsed
In Fall River Massachusetts on September 24 the Republican caucuses endorsed Victor Wright for Sheriff Ashley for councillor and Gray for county commissioner. Ward 8 delegation contests its election as possibly thrown out. A P A supporters had no influence in state delegation. Greenhalge carried the city.
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Fall River
Mass
Victor Wright
Ashley
Gray
Greenhalge
Republicans Rally Against A P A In Revere Caucus
In Revere a Republican caucus faces a clash with supporters of the A P A led by ex senator Burnham. Anti A P A Republicans urge voters to back a Democratic governor and reject secret society control at the Town Hall caucus on September 25.
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Revere
Burnham
Town Hall
Star Chamber
Fred R. Kneip
Republican Party
F. T. Greenhalge
Royal B. Young
Cambridge A P A Split Over Republican Caucus Support
In the third Middlesex senatorial district Cambridge the A P A factions are divided over whom to back at tonight s Republican caucuses. Ward 2 shows strong Dallinger opposition from some leaders though his backers claim broad GOP support against the commissioners.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
Dallinger
Republican caucus results and delegates by town
Peabody voters split 54 to 41 with the A P A in a Republican caucus. State delegates elected include F H Appleton A E Southwick A W Sim M D King J E Webster Otis Brown Franklin Osborn all Green halge, George B Miller for Morse. Chatham delegates Freeman Bearse Perry unpledged some for Greenhalge. Orleans delegates Young Cummings Higgins. Highland Light delegates Rich Atkins Hughes for Chicopee. Chicopee delegation to the State convention will have a Greenhalge complexion, though some members are A P A’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Town Committee
F. H. Appleton
A. E. Southwick
A. W. Sim
M. D. King
J. E. Webster
Otis Brown
Franklin Osborn
Greenhalge
George B. Miller
Morse
State
A. Freeman
E. T. Bearse
J. E. Perry
Orleans
D. L. Young
J. H. Cummings
S. Higgins
Highland Light
Atkins Hughes
Chicopee
Greenhalge named watchword at Winchester Republican caucus
At the Winchester caucus Greenhalge was the watchword. The A P A received eight delegates in total, seven on the representative delegation. State delegates included Samuel W. McCall William B French Phineas W Swan William Firth and Joseph Moultom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Greenhalge
Samuel W. McCall
William B. French
Phineas W. Swan
William Firth
Joseph Moultom
Rally for Brown in Everett
A large Republican rally was held in Everett Hall Everett last evening in support of George A Brown for representative Alderman R H Jenkins presided on the platform were Mayor John S Cate ex Mayor A H Evans Francis H Dyer George B Marshall City Solicitor H L Newton and Alderman Charles Mansel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Hall
Everett
George A. Brown
R. H Jenkins
John S. Cate
A. H. Evans
Francis H. Dyer
George B. Marshall
H. 11. Newton
Charles Mansel
Republican delegates named for state convention at Canton
Canton Mass Sept 24 Republican delegates to the State convention are Elijah A. Morse Thomas Grover Samuel H Capen and Charles S Draper all unpledged to the party slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Mass
Elijah A. Morse
Thomas Grover
Samuel H. Capen
Charles S. Draper
Unpledged Delegations Reported from Several Towns
Unpledged delegates to the State convention were sent from Kingston Cohasset West Newbury Medfield Rowley Great Barrington Hinsdale Townsend Belchertown Palmer Cheshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Cohasset
West Newbury
Medfield
Rowley
Great Barrington
Hinsdale
Townsend
Belchertown
Palmer
Cheshire
Fitchburg Railroad Excursion to North Adams Next Saturday
A brief notice promotes a popular excursion on the Fitchburg railroad to North Adams and the Hoosac Tunnel, describing it as a small cost for a day of pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchburg Railroad
North Adams
Hoosac Tunnel
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