Carriage Men Visit Plymouth for Pleasant Boston Convention Outing
Three hundred carriage builders sailed from Rowe's wharf at 16 in the morning and visited Plymouth Rock after a fish dinner at the Samoset House. The trip ended at 8 in the evening with seasickness among some ladies and praise for the day as the pleasantest of the convention. Plymouth’s historic spots were toured and Plymouth Rock was repeatedly noted as unchanged. Staver’s humorous speech honored Boston organizers and Charles Waugh spoke in Fred H. Lucas’s absence.
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Plymouth
Plymouth Rock
Rowe's Wharf
Mississippi Valley
Ohio
Plymouth Harbor
Milk producers and contractors fail to reach harmony
The American House saw another failed effort to settle milk pricing between New England farmers and contractors. Farmers seek 38 1/2 cents per can flat for Boston milk, with pedlers paid 41 cents, while contractors offer 37 1/2 cents and push a surplus clause. Secretaries warn farmers to prepare for self distribution if no deal by Oct 1.
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Hunter
Milk Producers’ Union
New England
Boston
Producers’ Union
Pedlers
Ww. A. Hunter
Sherwood Court Welcomes New Deputy Of Foresters
Sherwood Court of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters held a meeting last evening with many members and visitors from other courts. The deputy high chief ranger William B. Shay received cordial greetings and delivered an address under the order’s good and welfare.
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Sherwood Court
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
William B. Shay
Thomas J. Waggatt
J. H. Canney
Columbus Court
Walsh
Margaret O'Connor
Flower Show Awards Highlight Local Exhibits
Attendance rose at yesterday s flower show as a large audience enjoyed a musical programme. H F Burt won a special prize for a late 1900s yellow cactus dahlia with red center.
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H. F. Burt
W. G. Winsor
Brockton
J. E. Rothwell
Edward J. Mitton
Brookline
E. M. Gill
Medford
Blue Hill
South Braintree
A. E. Hartshorn
Worcester
B. L. Lewis
Taunton
John Lh Gardner
E. J. Clark
Yohn Ash
Three Thousand Enrolled So Far at Yale
New Haven September 95 Yale University registration for the coming year shows progress toward a 3000 attendance. The freshman class numbers 387, up 3 percent from last year, while Sheffield Scientific School entering class rises by 56 to 318.
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New Haven
Yale University
Sheffield Scientific School
Topcoats Sale Echoes Last Spring Prices
Discussion advertises a fall sale on topcoats once worn last season. Sellers claim the current stock matches spring styles while offering deep discounts from prior prices. Prices range from 7.50 to 25 dollars for various cuts and sizes.
Morse's Superior $8 Shoe Sets Unmatched Value
A historical notice proclaims Morse's Superior Eight Dollar Shoe offers unsurpassed value for the price. The claim positions the shoe as superior to all competitors at its price point.
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Morse
Plan Revival Of Our Marine Economy Shifts In Canvass
The Home Market Club in its October issue reports 70 responses from bankers educators merchants and manufacturers on reviving American merchant marine via discriminating duties and other restrictions. Among 456 for revival 182 favored subsidies and 29 opposed both plans with regional splits showing strong New England and Pacific coast support while the South leans against subsidies.
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Home Market Club
Protectionist
New England
Middle States
South
West
Pacific Coast l
Pacific Coast
Eliot
Harvard
Arthur T. Lyman
Suffolk County A. O. H. meeting set for Sunday
President Matthew Cummings calls Suffolk county board A. O. H. divisional presidents to attend a 2 PM Sunday gathering at Colonial Hall 9 Washington Street to discuss important matters.
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Matthew Cummings
Suffolk County Board
Colonial Hall
Washington Street
Suffolk County
Democratic Senate chances outlined across multiple districts
The piece surveys potential Democratic nominees in districts including Hampden Essex Middlesex and Boston saying Roads of Marblehead may lead in Essex second, Dillon of Holyoke seeks re election in Hampden, Wakefield Dean may run in Middlesex Essex, and others like Mannox Taff Moore and Mahoney noted for possible victories amid shifting majorities and active registration efforts.
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Thomas J. Dillon
Holyoke
Hampden
Samuel Roads
Marblehead
Senate
Essex
Roads
Sam Roads
House of Representatives
Russell
Cleveland
Washington
Bryan
Massachusetts
Congress
House
Gardiner
Charles A. Dean
Wakefield
Middlesex-Essex
Appleton
Dean
McInnis
Pittsfield
Dillon
Plymouth
Thomas Mannox
Harvell
Mannox
L. B. Taff
Uxbridge
Worcester
Aldrich
Hopedale
A. W. Moore
Lynn
Craig
Thomas Porter
How
Haverhill
Middlesex
McKinley
John 8. Sparks
Guy W. Currier
Michael J. Mahoney
Lowell
Benjamin F. Nickerson
Fall River
Bristol
Cambridge Democrats
Apsey
James Montgomery
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