O'Meara accuses officials over campaign funding
Republican candidate Stephen O'Meara accuses Boston Republican city committee officials of planning to oppose his bid for the 11th congressional district nomination. He alleges money considerations influence committee actions and asks President Bolton to deny these reports. He notes a letter requesting a response by Thursday.
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Stephen O'Meara
Congress
Republican City Committee
O'Meara
Ston
11Th
Republican Party of
Boston
Bolton
Foss
Marlboro Hunt Ends After Massive Pursuit In 1900s
In Marlboro on September 25 a large hunt concluded after more than two thousand participants including militia, police, and civilians joined the chase. The extensive operation showcased broad local involvement during the pursuit.
Drowning of General W P Chadwick at Harbor Heights
Word reached Barnstable that General W P Chadwick of Exeter New Hampshire managing trustee of Phillips Exeter Academy drowned in the Harbor Heights channel. A party organized a search ended at dark. he was bathing with Dr Henry Barstow of Boston when wind and current thwarted their swim. Chadwick, about 40 and unmarried, was last seen moving toward shore after Barstow shouted a warning. A daylong boat search followed with many local boats involved.
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Barnstable
W. P. Chadwick
Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Academy
Harbor Heights
General Chadwick
F. H. Briggs
Boston
Haywood Slater
Bangor
Henry T
Dr. Barstow
Mr. Chadwick
Chadwick
New York
Lowell
Sabbath Police Seeks Child in Citizens Search Case
Police questioned a man about a boy found during a Sabbath search carried out with citizens. The man asked, What did you say the boy's name was and, Are you sure it wasn't Dolan. He was unsure and then left.
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Dolan
Parker Letter Accepting Democratic Nomination
Esopus New York September 26 full text of Judge Alton B Parker letter accepting Democratic presidential nomination. He reiterates belief in gold standard and condemns executive centralization and imperialism. Advocates tariff reform economy and honest public service while warning against unconstitutional powers and presidential overreach.
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Esopus
N. Y
Alton B. Parker
Champ Clark
Democratic Party
Political Ad Endorses McNary in Democrat Primaries
A Democratic campaign notices Hon. William S. McNary as faithful and able, urging Democrats in the Tenth District to vote for him in the upcoming primaries. The advertisement lists numerous ward and city committee chairs and prominent names supporting McNary.
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Tenth
William S. McNary
James F. Powers
J. Frank O'Hare
Daniel V. M’isaac
Malachi L. Jennings
John J. Curley
John P. Riley
Timothy J. Carey
Quincy
Walter M. Packard
William F. Kane
John P. Duffy
John J. Reardon
David J. Roche
Martin M. Cunniff
Maurice A. Duffy
Milton
Frank J. Linehan
Aldermen Denounced by Stage Employees over License Fees
Theatrical Stage Employees' Union condemned Boston aldermen for proposed theatre license fee increases as uncalled for and injurious to the profession. The union also voted $10 to support striking tube workers in Somerville.
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Boston Board of Aldermen
Somerville
Marlboro Boy Found Safe with South Framingham Family
Marlboro’s missing lad Willie Dolan, sought since Monday by militia and police, was found after 4 PM in the home of W. H. Emery of South Framingham. He had slept in another boy’s bed, apparently content, while crowds, cars, and fire hoses filled the streets during the frantic search. The boy gave two accounts of his disappearance, claiming either a walk or a ride to Emery’s house.
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Willie Dolan
Cut
Chief Mitchell
Marlboro
Ters
Southboro
Hopkinton
Boston Post
W. H. Emery
South Framingham
Dolan
Mr. Emery
Emery
Leroy
Place
Marshall Mitchell
F. R.S. Milden
White’s Corners
Main Street
Newton Street
Framingham
Doyle Testimonial for Father John's Medicine Clears Up Cold
John J. Doyle of 634 Pacific Street Brooklyn reports severe illness followed by recovery after using Father John s Medicine. He claims the product cures colds and guarantees improvement.
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Father John
John J. Doyle
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
Oxygen and Serum for Lady Curzon at Walmer Castle
Lady Curzon received oxygen yesterday and anti streptococcal serum as an antidote to blood poisoning, rushed from London by special train to Walmer Castle. Sir Thomas Barlow said peritonitis was localized and her condition was as comfortable as could be expected. Lord Curzon's brother F Curzon arrived, and King Edward again inquired about her condition.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Lady Curzon
Walmer Castle
Sir Thomas Barlow
Quiries
Lord Curzon
F. Curzon
Edward
Hoar Slowly Sinking in Worcester
Senator George F. Hoar’s family reports the Worcester resident is gradually succumbing to a long illness. The bulletin notes weakness since Friday, increased sleep, and refusal to take medicines or nourishment, with potential impact on remaining strength and possible days of life if condition does not improve.
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Worcester
George F. Hoar
Ber
Hoar
Local Boston Forecast Faces Partly Cloudy Turn
Boston area weather outlook shows partly cloudy skies for Monday and Tuesday with seasonal temperatures. The forecast covers Boston and nearby regions, noting variable conditions and typical spring patterns.
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Boston
Vicinity
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