East Boston Senate Fight Hots Up as Mahoney Contests Donovan
In East Boston, a third district senatorial fight grips politics. J E Mahoney declares for the Senate while W J Donovan supporters fear ward delegations may shift. Ex Sen D D Rourke plans an independent bid as others run independent for the House. The outcome hinges on Ward 6 and Fitzgerald’s influence with the district committee.
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Hebrew Democrats Gather in East Boston for Club Meeting
A large Webster Hall audience in East Boston attended the East Boston Hebrew Educational Club meeting. Louis A. Ginsburg presided as Jacob W. Miller and Abraham Alpert spoke. Members pledged to support the Democratic ticket and ensure Hebrew naturalization rights are exercised.
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Senator Charles H. Innes Seeks renomination in fifth district
Charles H. Innes, Boston born Republican, seeks renomination for Senator in the fifth district. He rose quickly in politics, serving in the Common Council where he championed a resolution protesting a long term subway lease, then moved to the Legislature the following year to vote against empowering the commissioners to lease.
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Charles H. Innes
Boston
Innes for Second Term in Fifth District Amid Labor Pressures
The article portrays Senator Innes as a Republican advocate for labor interests presenting a two year term proposal and voting record on eight hours work for city employees and trade organization exemptions. It notes his stance on public utilities, self government, and leadership on election laws committee while seeking renomination in the fifth district covering Wards 10 12 and 18.
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Widow Crowley's Dewey Party Sparks Italian Neighborhood Discord
James Knelon hosted a party at Widow Crowley's flat with revelry in the early Sabbath hours. Italian neighbors resented the noise after midnight, and a bombardment aftermath punctured a picture of St Ciriaco Diacono e Martiere.
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James Knelon
Crowley
Dancing Schooner? No. Charlestown party ends in gunfire
In Charlestown at 12 Hudson Street Widow Julia Crowley hosts a party for guests including James Knelon. A loud toast triggers gunfire from a loaded revolver, bullets pierce the ceiling and wall, injuring nearby Italians. Police arrest Knelon Daniel Daley and Crowley witnesses. one guest is jailed after being found asleep at Station 15.
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Rally Sunday Across Massachusetts Churches
Churches in the state observed Rally Sunday with special services focused on home department Sunday schools totaling 14 985 members including many aged and disabled. The interdenominational association lists 1965 schools 280 49 pupils and 36 254 officers and teachers. Delegates will gather in Worcester October 26 and the state convention at Tremont Temple November 14 16 will feature rally reports.
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Bertha F. Vella
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Worcester
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Advertises Remedy Claim
An 19th century style advertisement urges the remedy for indigestion constipation biliousness fever age and malaria. It touts half a century of cures and warns to ensure the bottle bears a Private Revenue Stamp and to beware substitutes or imitations.
Stage Gossip and Theater Moves in Town This Winter
Mr. Wolf Falk arrives and will oversee acts at the Columbia Music Hall as In Gay Paree promises the strongest comedians yet in this city. The Sign of the Cross is set for Museum on October 16 for one week. Mrs. Howard Gould formerly Katherine Clemmons faces a $1400 salary suit by Clifford Lee amid recent stage action. Kendals plan a Boston run at Hollis while Henry Irving’s Boston stay begins November 20 for three weeks.
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Columbia Music Hall
Gay Paree
Howard Gould
Katherine Clemmons
Buffalo Bill
Venice
E. J. Henley
Maurice Barrymore
Clifford Lee
Mrs. Kendal
Boston
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Henry Irving
Boston Theaters Offer Week of New and Returning Shows
In Boston this week Sue debuts at Castle Square with a strong cast. The New Eight Bells by the Byrne brothers opens at Grand Opera House tonight for one week. Way Down East marks its hundredth Boston performance at Tremont with loving cups. The Moth and the Flame continues a second week at the Museum due to large advance sales. Mile. Fifi leaves the Park for Julia Arthur in More Than Queen on first English speaking staging. Sporting Life ends at the Boston after this week. The Serenade heads the Bostonians at the Boston next. On and Off closes at Hollis next Saturday after five weeks. Mansfield seats go on sale tomorrow for Cyrano de Bergerac on Oct 2. Wright Huntington offers A Stolen Kiss at Keith's. Dewey biographs shown at the biograph. Two gorillas host receptions at Austin & Stones all week. Norumbega Park remains open to visitors by day.
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Dewey
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New Warren Avenue Baptist Pastor Preaches Inspiring Sermon
The Rev. Herbert 8. Johnson preached his first sermon at Warren Avenue Baptist Church with assistance from the Rev. Dr. Howe of Cambridge. Congregations in morning and evening found his delivery inspiring and his topic in the evening was Why I Am a Christian. The pastor asserted belief in God and Christ, comparing faith to a sun revealed to a child.
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Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Dr. Howe
Cambridge
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Boston
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