Campaign Rally Highlights Feuding Senatorial Race in East Boston
In East Boston at Myceum Hall the third Suffolk district staged a crowded rally for Henry S. Fitzgerald with attacks on Francis J. Horgan and Lomasney. Speakers included ex-Congressman Fitzgerald and Rep. Borofsky. Neddo Mahoney vowed to back Horgan and chase Fitzgerald.
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Francis J. Horgan
Suffolk
Neddo’’ Mahoney
Columbus Italian Club
North Street
Horgan
Fitzgerald
Boston
Salem Street
Columbus Hall
Hall
John J. Douglass
Fitzgeralds
Lomasney
Henry
Myer J. Bornstein
Martin Lomasney
Boston Post
Congress
Concord Junction
Concord
Post
Douglass
Tiger
Fts
Oote
Boston & Albany
Ward 6
Henry M. Whitney
Henry S. Fitzgerald
Hart
North End
Erward White
Yeubians Abrams
William Gerry
Ye . Orne
A Neegerala
Americans Give Handsome Beating at Berkeley Oval
London dispatch notes mixed praise for English stamina versus American cash after contests at Berkeley Oval. The Daily Chronicle concedes a handsome beating but highlights parity in endurance, while The Daily Telegraph reports climate posed no disadvantage and predicts a biennial fixture would be popular.
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Londox
Daily Chronicle
Berkeley Oval
Daily Telegraph
Armour Packer Kirk Armour Slips Toward Death
Kansas City report states Kirk B Armour a longtime packer remains seriously ill at home with his condition worsening though recovery still possible but unlikely and death not immediate expected.
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Kansas City
Kirk B. Armour
Packer
Democratic Rally Endorses Ward 7 Candidates Donnelly Donovan
A large Democratic rally endorsed Ward 7 representatives Daniel J. Donnelly and John L. Donovan at Caledonia Hall on Eliot Street. Daniel M. Driscoll chaired the event and the address was delivered by Hon. William T. A. Fitzgerald.
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Daniel J. Donnelly
John L. Donovan
Ward
Caledonia All
Eliot Street
Daniel M. Driscoll
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Democratic caucuses set for tonight in Boston area contests
In a Boston and statewide Democratic caucus night, major fights focus on the second, third, and sixth Suffolk senatorial districts. Arthur Harrington and Charles Sullivan lead a tight race in the second, with John J. Mahoney also in the mix. In the third district Francis J. Horgan faces Henry S. Fitzgerald in a bitter clash that could threaten Martin Lomasney’s long standing influence in Wards 6 and 8.
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Commonwealth
Boston
Suffolk
Charlestown
Cambridge
Charles 8. Sullivan
Joseph J. Corbett
Arthur Harrington
John J. Mahoney
Tague
Harrington
Sullivan
Corbett
William Kells
McNary
Norton- Baldwin
M. J. Sullivan
Flood- Barry
M. J. Lydon
Henry S. Fitzgerald
John F. Fitzgerald
Francis J. Horgan
Lomasney
Martin Lomasney
First Place for OConnell in Dorchester Ballot Dispute
The Dorchester election protest over ward 20 Democratic caucus ballots ends with the OConnell ticket awarded first place. Judge Forsaith and Commissioners Saunders and Hogan uphold the protest, to the relief of younger voters and the Democratic club as they plan to ratify the ruling. The city committee is ordered to adjust the ballot by 10 am, with possible Supreme Court action planned by the defeated faction.
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Democratic City Committee
Ward 20
Democratic Club
Ward Committee
City Committee
Supreme Court
Election Board
Forsaith
Jennings
Joseph O'Connell
O'Connell
Kelly
Saunders
Hogan
O’connell
Menace
Burlen
Dorchester
Probation Granted in Slaying Case of Francesco Lucca
George H. Hayden and John W. O Neil were placed on probation by Judge Aiken in the Superior Criminal Court after being accused jointly of manslaughter in the July 4 death of Francesco Lucca, a sandwich vendor, near his West End home on Lowell street.
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George H. Hayden
John W. O'Neil
Francesco Lucca
Lowell Street
West End
Aiken
Superior Criminal Court
Duryea Will Declared Valid in Mineola Court
The will of Edgar Duryea, famed starch magnate, was upheld by a jury in the Supreme Court at Mineola. Walter Duryea, a cripple, receives income for two years, then the bulk of the estate passes to him if he survives. three sisters had challenged the will.
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New York
Edgar Duryea
Supreme Court
Mineola
L. IL
Walter Duryea
Walter
John A. Smith
Germania Building
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Smith
Calvote
South Australia
Rathman
Denham
Ind
G. Jacob Sexaver
Fountain City
Wis
Gloria Tonic
Rev. C. Bund
Harrisville
Jas. C. Atchison
Justice of the Peace At
Cape Island
N. 8
Bitten and Stabbed in Grove Street Fight
Howard Baks 25 of 14 Stanhope Street says he was bitten and lightly stabbed in a Grove Street fight last night by a man he identifies as Wesley Lynn.
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Howard Baks
Stanhope Street
Grove Street
Wesley ‘Lynn
Golden Specific Dr J Haines Hidden Cure for Drunkards
Endorsed temperance remedy claims to quietly cure drunkenness by secretly mixing Golden Specific into coffee tea milk or food. Testimonials from Rev Schimpfelman Dr Rene Chabot and Mrs Irene Florence praise its effects, with free sample offer and mailing details from 1544 Glenn Building Cincinnati Ohio.
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J. W. Haines
Schimpfelman
Rene Chabot
Franklyn Waters
Irene Florence
Franklin
Warren County
Ohio
J. Haines
Glenn Building
Cincinnati
Dorchester Man Dead in Cyanide Accident
Alfred R. Vinal aged 50 of 17 King Street Dorchester died after drinking cyanide of potassium mistaken for water while repairing a burglar alarm at 39 Summer Street. He was employed by Holmes Protective Company and left a widow and three children. The fatal incident occurred at a jewelry firm using cyanide in cleaning wares. accident believed.
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Alfred R. Vinal
King Street
Dorchester
Vinal
Holmes Protective Company
Summer Street
Protective Company
Holmes Company
Schwartz
Douglass's Garber East Boston Candidate for Representative
John J. Douglass, Democratic candidate for Ward 2 East Boston, born 1878, lifelong Democrat, served in the Legislature from 1899. He championed common-people interests, authored the grade crossing bill, and helped relocate rail lines. He pledges referendum on the subway and is seen as an experienced advocate if re-elected.
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John J. Douglass
East Boston
Neananey
Boston
Crane
Douglass
Hart
Post
Allen Held U0 Reception Allen Held U0 Reception
A Grand Reception at St. Pauls Baptist Church featured Miss Laura Hudson recounting her escape from lynch mobs and Mr Robert B Allen’s Chicago convention tales. Tensions rose as applause waned and a trunk receipt dispute with a colored man prompted the crowd to depart.
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Robert 8. Allen
Colored Business Men’s Convention
Chicago
St. Paul’s Baptist Church
Tremont and
Camden Streets
Laura Hudson
Pierce City
Allen
Seven Sons
Wilmington
Del
J. L. Davis
Somerville
Business Men’s League
I Ia
Montgomery
Ala
Mr. Allen
Miss Hudson
Insurgents Yield as Philippine Campaign Advances
Colonel Atienza and staff surrender to Captain Pitcher after pursuit. Ana Martinez and Villalus, last insurgent officers in South Camarines, surrender to Captain Williams ending the rebellion there. General Isidore Torres, already surrendered, arrested for ordering a murder. General Alejandrino likely to be arrested. Officers under his command executed Filipinos supporting Americans.
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Manila
Atienza
Pitcher
Hazzard
Howard
Martinez
Ana
Villalus
South Camarines
Williams
Isidore Torres
Corporal Fieldner
Twelfth Infantry
Malolos
Bulacan
Alejandrino
Macaroni Prices Advance In National Meeting
At a meeting of representative macaroni manufacturers in St Louis the wholesale price of macaroni and related relishes was raised by a half cent per pound Retailers will pay 6 cents per pound instead of 5 12 cents The hike follows a surge in demand as vegetable prices rose due to drought conditions.
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ST. Louis
United States
Trotting Meet at Hampshire Park Draws Large Crowd
A large Amherst crowd watched trotting races at Hampshire Park. Minnie Bright driven by Bombard won the free-for-all purse of 200 dollars with times around 2 28 and 2 26. Mattie Allen driven by McCarthy won the 200 dollar purse in a 2 31 to 2 26 range.
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Amherst
Hampshire Park
Minnie Bright
Bombard
Mattie Allen
McCarthy
Miners War in Hopkins County Triggers Militia Action
Kentucky report says Hopkins county mining dispute between union and non union miners escalates. Governor Beckham orders militia from Bowling Green and Owensboro to protect operator property after Inspector Hines warns of a critical, lawless situation amid shootings and dynamite attacks.
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Louisville
Hopkins County
Hines
Beckham
Bowling Green
Owensboro
United Mine Workers
Reinecke
Point of Winchesters
Inspector Hines
Two Larcery Cases Reported In City
Sarah Kelly aged 40 of 622 Parker street was arrested for larceny of three suits of cloths and one silk vest from Matthew Baird of 152 Massachusetts avenue. Officers arrested William Black address unknown and Mary A. Chase of 48 Kendall street for larceny of a watch and chain valued at sixty dollars from Boers Bowes of 119 C street South Bos on.
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Sarah Kelly
Parker Street
Matthew Baird
Massachusetts Avenue
Station 5
William Black
Mary A. Chase
Kendall Street
Boers Bowes
C Street
South Boson
Rested on Murder Charge in Moncton
Edward Wallace was arrested on a murder charge connected to the death of Thaddy Poirier in Glace Bay. Crown prosecutor D A Hearn dispatched the telegram. Wallace, who left Glace Bay around Poirier’s death, denies knowledge of the case and planned to return there the next morning.
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Moncton
N. B
Edward Wallace
D. A. Hearn
Glace Bay
Thaddy Poirier
Wallace
Poirier
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P. H. Bradley
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Mr. Borofsky
House
New York Central Railroad
Manasseh E. Bradley
Neddo’ Mahoney
London
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DR. King Painless
King Dental Parlors
Washington St
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Oxford
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New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Post Office Square
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Benj. F. Stevens
Alfred D. Foster
Trull
WM. B. Turner
Sec’y
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LOS Angeles CO
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Sawyer
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J. W O'Neil
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Hood
Franklin, Arren Co
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Hichly
Graves
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Chester H. Graves & Sons
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Lighthill
H. B. M’connell
Hotel Pelham
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Willard Chemical CO
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Berlin
Genoa
China
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Temple Pi
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Friend St
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Levi's
Torn
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California
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Court Street
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Franker
Buxton
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Court ST
J. S. Waterman & Sons
Bpmeral
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