SEEKING FRANCIS IN HUB
Boston police order search of lodging houses to locate Minot St. Clair Francis an escapee from State Farm. Described as a thickly set man about 5 feet 10 inches tall with a curved lower lip glassy eyes broad shoulders and coatless after fleeing.
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Minot St. Clair Francis
State Farm
Francis
Flames Encircle Bed As Woman, 75, Survives Fire
Miss Emily Fogg aged 75 watched flames surround her bedroom walls as friends and her family physician stood by. Firefighters worked frantically to keep the blaze from reaching her and, after tense hours, succeeded in subduing the fire without harming her.
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Emily Fogg
Weather Outlook for Boston Area Fair Weather Tuesday and Wednesday
ASHINGTON Sept 25 Weather conditions New England Fair Tuesday and Wednesday with low temperatures. Tuesday night in cranberry marshes diminishing northwest winds. North easterly winds becoming variable.
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Boston and Vicinity
Ashington
New England
Wednespan
Fire Damages Oak Square House on Brackett Street
A fire broke out shortly after 9 AM at a two family house on Brackett Street in Oak Square. Motorman Alfred Johnson and conductor Fred Dryson escaped from their room as flames spread from the roof. Miss Fogg was in the house and remained in place as the fire department and family physician arrived. the blaze was brought under control. John Reagan questioned the firemen’s cause blaming matches, noting the fire started near a blind attic.
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Brackett Street
Oak Square
Alfred’ Johnson
Fred Dryson
Miss Fogg
John Reagan
Post
Boston Lights Up The Nation as City Tops in Electricity Use
Boston claims the highest per capita electricity consumption among American cities. An Edison Electric Illuminating Company exhibit at 3 Head Place offers full information via contract agents, telephone, or mail for inquiries about electrical appliances and lighting.
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The
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Boston
Caucus Fight Begins Today Across State and Cities
The Republican caucuses select delegates for lieutenant governor and attorney general races while Democrats hold contests in Boston wards under the joint primary act with several hot nominations to settle.
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Boston
Republicans Battle for Lt Governor Delegates in Primary Fight
The three candidate race Eben Draper Fred Hall and Colonel A H Goetting for the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor narrows as delegates to the state convention are contested across Boston wards notably 9,10,11,12,14,18,20,21,24 and 25 with Hall leading in 8 of 10 wards according to Isaac Hutchinson. Outside Boston Hall seeks southeastern support Goetting western support and Draper claims remaining regions while six candidates vie for attorney general posts with regional claims across Plymouth Greenfield Cambridge Middlesex and Essex counties.
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Draper
Hopedale
Fred
Hall
Taunton
A. H. Goetting
Springfield
Boston
Ward
Isaac P. Hutchinson
Mr. Hall
Bates Guild
Hutchinson
Fall River
Asa P. French
Plymouth County
Dana Malone
Greenfield
Mr. Champlin
Cambridge
George A. Sanderson
Middlesex County
Clinton Gowdy
Malone
Scott Peters
Haverhill
Essex County
Republican Voters of Somerville Defend Blanchard
A group of Somerville Republicans deny blame on Charles V Blanchard for Boyce nomination irregularities. They assert Blanchard as Ward and City Committee Chairman acted properly under Commonwealth law, noting change penalties if actions occurred after filing deadline. Signatories include Geo O Proctor Edw W Woodley R M Lavender and others.
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Charles V. Blanchard
Blanchard
Boyce
Mr. Libby
Geo. O. Proctor
W. Woodley
R. M. Lavender
WM. B. Brown
Philip J. McGrath
Good Government Association clarifies stance in state campaign
Boston, September 25 1905 The Good Government Association states it has not taken part in the state campaign nor endorsed any House or Senate candidates. Laurence Minot chairs and Edmund Billings serves as secretary to the association.
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Mass
House of Representatives
Good Government Association
House
Senate
Laurence Minot
Edmund Billings
Arevernment Associa
Democrats expectant fights at caucuses in Boston area
Democrats gathered for caucuses in Boston and towns under Luce law where contests are local. Reported light voting is anticipated in most areas with extensive candidate presence and multiple contests to be decided.
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Boston
Fire destroys Mt Bellingham M E Church in Chelsea
Incendiary blaze last night gutted Mt Bellingham Methodist Church in Chelsea. Loss put at 30000 with a valuable communion service library and new organ buried in ruins. Chief Spencer and several firefighters injured as roof and ceiling collapsed, drawing a large crowd.
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Spencer
John Crockett
Carolin and
Coburn
Mt. Bellingham Methodist
Chelsea
Boston Champions Fall Twice as Chicago Edges Ahead
Boston loses two games to Chicago and drops to fourth place as Nationals fall in a double header to Cincinnati. Tenney hints at stepping away from managing the Boston club while Don Nichols joins Harvard football but may not play. World mile record falls with time 1 44 3 5.
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Chicago
Nationals
Cincinnati
Tenney
Don Nichols
Harvard
Marshall
Tarrasch
State Police Take Package Found on Beach
State police recovered a package found on Cottage Park shoreline Winthrop near the site where the Winthrop victim's body was located. The bundle contents include a woman's undergarments towels gauze bandages and surgeon's absorbent cotton with bloodstains. Autopsy confirms a skilled surgical operation and dismemberment by a trained person. A West End physician and his wife once missing are located in a suburb.
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Cottage Park
Back Bay
Bundle
Dugan
Boston Police
West End
Johnson Avenue
A. M. Capen
Small
Bloodstained garments lead detectives to Back Bay clue
A woman’s bloodstained clothes found ashore at Winthrop intensify the murder case of a missing girl. The wrapping paper bore Mrs. R. D. Burnham’s name, linking a shipment from Salter Silk Co to her Dalton Street store. Police say the bundle and a dress suit case were likely cast earlier and seek the shipment and delivery dates to fix timing.
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Winthrop Yacht Club
Back
R. D. Burnham
King Street
Dorchester
Back Bay
Captain Dugan
Mrs. Burnham
Dugan
Grady
State Force
Douglas
Dalton Street
Mra Burnham
Salter Silk Company
Express Company
Sanford's Ginger Aids Colds Cramps Says Advert
An old advertisement claims Sanford's Ginger cures muscle aches bone aches nerve aches and chills caused by colds and cramps. The copy presents a health claim for the remedy highlighting its soothing effects and quick relief.
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Sanford
Boston and Worcester Trolley Line Offers Scenic Foliage Ride
Take a trip on the Boston and Worcester trolley line to view changing leaves. Cars depart Park Square at regular intervals with excellent service and low fares.
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Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line
Park Square
For a Swell Suit Go to F. Gray Company
Finest English worsted double breasted suits priced at $9.90 urge shoppers to visit the F. Gray Company on Washington and Hanover streets and see the window display.
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F. Gray Company
Washington and
Hanover Streets
F. Gray
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