Fire damages basement at Bedford Street two buildings
Two alarms from Box 52 after a blaze in the basement of 89 and 91 Bedford Street caused by electricians and a plumber. Total damage not to exceed $600. Smoke and flames confined to the basement though upper floors suffered smoke damage.
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Bedford Street
T. T. Kelly
John H. Fitzgerald
Webster Unopposed for First Term in Jamaica Plain
Walter A. Webster of Jamaica Plain heads the Republican caucus ticket as the unopposed candidate for a first term in the House. The 28 year old lawyer, born in Newton, has led ward factions to unity since 1901 and is a founder of the Gridiron Club. He belongs to the Jamaica Club Lincoln Club Jamaica Plain Citizens Association.
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Jamaica Plain
Walter A. Webster
McIntosh
Webster
Newton
Daniel Webster
Jamaica Club
Lincoln Club
Governor Bates Faces Tight Battle in East Boston Ward 1
In Ward 1 East Boston Democrats nominate Joseph L. Manley and Henry J. Plummer aiming to gain two House seats. Republicans run incumbents Battis and Jackson with Jackson seen as weak. Governors influence could sway ward support as Democrats press to break Republican hold.
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Bates
Ward 1
Boston
House of Representatives
Joseph L. Manley
Henry J. Plummer
Battis
Jackson
Democratic search for lieutenant governor candidate continues
The state Democratic Party struggles to name a lieutenant governor nominee with many leaders unavailable. John W. Cummings is a likely choice, while James B. Carroll and ex-Congressman Crosby decline. Secretary of state and auditorship posts are offered by Springfield and Worcester diverse factions, leaving the northeast and southeast counties open for the second ticket spot. The resolutions chair works on a platform stressing higher living costs and tax relations.
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John W. Cummings
Fall River
James B. Carroll
Springfield
Crosby
Pittsfield
Springfield Democracy
Worcester Democracy
Stimson
Resolutions Committee
May Goelet's trousseau includes fountain of couture gowns
New York dispatch details Miss May Goelet's wedding trousseau for her marriage to the Duke of Roxburghe. The wardrobe features a mos skin color velvet going away coat with beaver hat and sparrow adornment, a pale blue bow bandeau, and an elegant turquoise chiffon gown with a high lace neck.
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New York
Trousseau
May Goelet
Duke of Roxburghe
Miss May Goelet
Young Gerry Gets a Limited Reformatory Sentence
Judge Sherman of the Superior Criminal Court gives Everett S. Gerry a five and a half year reformatory term for larceny of 2970 from Hyde Wheeler Co. The 20 year old bookkeeper faced an assault with intent to kill case against Benjamin Brown, who received a three year sentence in the House of Correction.
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Superior Criminal Court
Reformatory
Sherman
Everett S. Gerry
Hyde, Wheeler & Co
Benjamin Brown
Emmanuel Roclins
House of Correction
Our Norfolk Suits and Young America Shoes for Boys
There may be better clothing for boys elsewhere but none at lower prices. Norfolk suits in sizes 4 to 8 and 4 to 16 priced at 3, 3.75 and 5 dollars. Shoes named Young America range from 1.50 to 2 dollars. Shop with the store’s shoe department built on reputation. Open Saturday night until 10.
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Norfolk
Quincy mother on trial for infant death case
In Dedham Norfolk Superior Court Mrs Clara H Whitman stands charged with intent to murder her infant Alfred E Whitman by acid on July 18. Neighbors described a sick baby and a hospital visit. defense argues brandy and hot water caused burns. The trial proceeds with testimony from doctors, police, and family members as jury deliberation looms.
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Dedham
Norfolk
Henrietta Marr
John Bowton
Quincy
Whitman House
Jeremiah J. McAnarney
Alfred E. Whitman
William G. Whitman
McGle
Asa P. French
Clara H. Whitman
French
Baby
Mrs
Samuel Cowe
Suit shop promises value and guaranteed fit
The store touts 46 years of location and 20 000 regular customers while pledging honesty and square dealing. It offers a wide range of suits priced 15 17 50 20 and 25 dollars and guarantees fit or money back with no advertising of unavailable goods.
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Beore
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