Tenth District Republicans Battle to Nominate
The race for the tenth congressional Republican nomination remains unsettled after caucuses. Pierce needs eight votes, likely to gain Shaw support from Shaw 14 votes, securing the nomination on the first ballot at the convention. Atwood may shift his fourteen South Boston delegates toward Paige or Towle, while a district committee meeting sets the convention time and place.
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Rival Claims Tirrell Clarke Seek Congress Seats
Natick's Charles Q. Tirrell and Colonel Albert Clarke of Weilleviey both declare intentions to run for Congress, signaling a split within rival factions as each asserts potential victory.
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Thayer’s Walkover in Worcester Caucuses for Third District
John R. Thayer, Worcester Democrat, won the renomination caucuses with 74 of 81 delegates while his opponent James H. Mellen trailed with 7. Thayer leads 21 votes toward nomination. Mellen carried only Blackstone and Westboro, Worcester city solidly backing Thayer.
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New Club Organized in South Boston Democratic Circle
A new political club, the South Boston Democratic Club, was formed last evening to include Democrats from Wards 13, 14 and 15. John J. Reilly was named chairman and F. P. Jonehan secretary, with an executive committee including A. H. Adams, Joseph Connors, P. S. McMahon, Joseph Murphy, Harry O'Hare, and Edward McCormick.
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P. S. McMahon
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Harry O’hare
Edward McCormick
Nationalists name Emerson as National party elector in Massachusetts
Nomination papers were filed yesterday for Dr. Edward Waldo Emerson of Concord to serve as presidential elector for the National party in Massachusetts. The move follows the campaign plan adopted after Archibald M. Howe of Cambridge withdrew as vice presidential nominee.
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Election Board Drops Three Names From Caucus List
The Election Board this week removed Harriman Garrity and Sennett from the voting Host list for tonight’s caucuses. Lawyer Joseph A. Dennison represented Senator Tague, leading to the names being stricken from the list.
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Big Match Postponed After Rain In Terre Haute
Heavy rainfall ruined the day at Terre Haute Indiana and postponed the big race between Joe Patchen and Anaconda. The organizers expect the great race to be run tomorrow with the same participants and setup.
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Dean's Ointment Advertised as Cure All at 50 Cents
A brief advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a universal cure for various ailments. It promises quick restorative effects and claims availability at drugstores for 50 cents. The note hints at relief from discomfort that disrupts daytime work and nighttime sleep.
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Strong Market Rise on Settlement Reports in Coal Strike
The New York market opened higher and climbed after reports of the coal strike settlement. Stocks rallied as bears covered and short interest was cited as high, with dividends declared by Westinghouse entities and American Tobacco. Brookline Gas Light elected officers and planned plant expansions at Osceola stamping mills.
Boston Stock Sales Report Raises Market Snapshot
Boston on September 26 lists today’s highest and lowest sales, closing bid and asked prices. Fox dividend reflects assessment paid. Bonds amount to $40,142.50 with 4356 shares traded, unlisted bonds totaling $7,000 and 5095 shares traded in stocks.
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ATTRACTIVE TOUR VIA ROYAL BLUE LINE TO GETTYSBURG
An attractive tour departs Sept 28 on the Royal Blue line to Gettysburg with carriage drives over the battlefield two days in Washington with possible longer stay, Philadelphia visit, stop-over in New York, personally conducted. All expenses $32. Itinerary and battlefield map on application to A. J. Simmons N H E A 211 Washington street Beeston.
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Dartmouth Freshmen Triumph in Rubber Game, 9 to 1
Hanover Sept 26 Freshmen beat sophomores in baseball rubber game 9 to 1. The pitcher and bats powered Dartmouth to clear victory as the season proceeds.
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Old Amber Bubble Bursts In Montana Gold Mine Scam
Stockholders recall 12 percent dividends once paid monthly by the Old Amber Gold Mining Co. The board cuts dividends to quarterly and funds repairs. letters from McKenzie promise recovery, but whispers say the mine is not worked. A Burlington scare follows and investors recall losses, with one man suing for fraud and others buying back at low prices. McKenzie disappears as callers find offices closed and rumors spread of a weekly “gold brick” shipment.
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Burlington News Delivers Taxing Dividend Revelations
Investors in Oll Amber hailed the prospect of great riches as five bank presidents and various merchants from many lines of business were drawn into the intrigue. The proverb no news is good news seems false in Burlington as dividends loom large.
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Old Amber mine owners questioned by broker on stock legality
Robert S. Bickford, a Boston mining broker, says the Old Amber Mining Company lacks legal rights to issue stock as no articles of incorporation or annual statements have been filed. Deeds remain in A. Kerr's name, and Kerr's heirs administer the estate. He notes the mine near Helena, with a two inch vein, a ten stamp mill, ample water power, and timber, but under current management it cannot yield a profit. Debts are nearly paid except $2500, and the operation is not active.
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Several Boston pedestrians run over in series of accidents
In Boston yesterday multiple people were seriously injured after being struck by vehicles. Ellen M. Flagg of 204 Warren Street Roxbury broke her left arm and sustained facial injuries and was taken to City Hospital. Six year old Charles Breen of 52 Hudson Street had an arm amputated after being struck by a team. Daniel F. Kiley of 192 Eighth Street injured a leg when a wagon was struck by an electric car. Bernard Johnson, working at the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad roundhouse on A Street, had a crushed left foot and was moved to City Hospital and then home.
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Dorchester
Worcester Music Festival Opens With Morning Rehearsal
Worcester festival program begins with a morning rehearsal featuring Mme. Schumann Heink Miss Anderson Evan Williams and Gwilym Miles all in good voice The afternoon highlights Beethoven Leonora No 2 MacDowell Lancelot and Elaine Glazunow Symphony No 6 in minor with Miss Anderson delivering Die Theure Halle to an ovation The evening showcases Evan Williams Prize Song and Mme Heink in three arias.
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Minnie Bright Sets Track Record at Hampshire Fair
At the Hampshire Agricultural Society fair Minnie Bright clocked 2:17 to lower the free-for-all track record. About 3000 attendees watched Gyp Well win the two mile bicycle race with Sackett of Northampton second. Sackett also won the pursuit race. Rider Frank Stone suffered a broken collar bone in a collision.
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Rimbach Bartlett Wedding at Chelsea Home
A pretty home wedding occurred at 32 Reynolds Avenue Chelsea when Miss Mabel Gertrude Bartlett daughter of Mr and Mrs J Edgar Bartlett wed Mr Charles Milford Rumbach steward of the Crawford House Boston and son of George H Rimbach proprietor of that hotel
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Waiting on China diplomacy as Li Hung Chang move debated
Belated dispatch from General Chaffee discusses Pekin conditions on the 21st and delays in Conger’s instructions. The State Department ponders whether to pursue mediation with the powers and whether to delay until Prince Yuan’s influence shifts, amid concern over Boxer leaders and Manchuria Russia policy.
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Japan Favors Germany Amid China Question Moves
London dispatch notes Japan agrees with Germany’s proposal on the China question but urges no delays in negotiations and refuses to follow Germany into inland China. Shanghai reports posthumous honors for Li Ping Hleng and Duke Chung Yi after the Tung Chow evacuation. Chinese papers claim a new imperial palace at Li Ngan Fu. Li Hung Chang heads for Pekin with guards. Lu Chuan Lin named viceroy of Canton. Reports of Canton disorders include destruction of a Protestant church and desecration of a Catholic church and foreign cemetery south of the city.
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Miss Desmond Killed by Boxers in China
Despatch from Shanghai reports Miss Josephine E Desmond of South Framingham and a companion slain in China by Boxers near Kachau province. No date given. friends have not heard from her since April. Also notes Boston & Albany R A announces Oct 4 New York excursion with Berkshire Hills foliage and return options for $5.00.
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