Salem Arrests Chauffeur In Halsey Car Crash Manslaughter Charge
Edward Dupre, chauffeur for General Frederick R. Halsey, was arrested in Salem on a manslaughter warrant for the death of Conductor Samuel Hollingshead who was struck from a car at North Beverly. Dupre posted $5000 bond and will answer in court. The car, owned by Halsey’s party, was found with bloodlike stains and a broken brace, while Halsey and Dupre denied knowledge of the accident. Roosevelt Wins Victory At Saratoga Convention. Roosevelt defeats Sherman for temporary chair and signals a continuing clash with the Old Guard as he discusses committees and plans for tomorrow.
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Salem
Edward Dupre
Frederick R. Halsey
New York
Ferguson
Beverly
Samuel Hollingshead
North Beverly
Dupre
Portsmouth
N. H
Halsey
Michael McCabe
Wenham
Boston’ & Northern Railroad
Annie Mason
Hollingshead
McCabe
Mason
Rockingham
Bethlehem
General Halsey
Sixty-sixth Street
Fitzgerald Keeps Lead in State Primaries and Falls Kelcher
Mayor Fitzgerald scored again as Congressman Kelcher was defeated in the state primaries. Kelcher and ally Donovan fell with Storrow supporters amid a crowded race in Lawrence and eleventh district contests.
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Fitzgerald
John A. Kelcher
James Donovan
James J. Storrow
Kelcher
William F. Murray
Charlestown
Keliher
Primaries Feature Surprising Winners Across Districts
Curley defeats O'Connell in the 10th by 1200 votes with McNary third. Murray beats Kelcher in the 9th by 534. Cotton wins the 11th Republican nomination over O'Meara. Peters renominated by Democrats over Finigan. Galvin tops Willcutt for the 10th Republican nod. Vahey delegates win in Lawrence Brockton. Foss carries Lowell. Hamlin secures Springfield and New Bedford delegates. Vahey gains Middlesex County delegates.
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Curley
O’connell
McNary
Murray
Kelcher
Cotton
O’meara
Peters
Finigan
Galvin
Willcutt
Vahey
Foss
Lawrence
Brockton
Lowell
Hamlin
Springfield
New Bedford
Middlesex County
Pith of Roosevelt Convention Speech
Theodore Roosevelt warns against self degradation in public service and party loyalty He calls for fighting dishonesty and using legislation to raise working standards He denounces boss rule as anti democratic and stresses the need for popular self control and mastery.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Wins Progressive Convention Vote Lead
In the convention today 1012 votes were cast with 567 for Colonel Roosevelt and 445 for Vice-President Sherman, giving Roosevelt a 122 vote majority to lead the Progressives. Roosevelt praised Taft's achievements as he spoke as temporary chairman and urged that the laws enacted reflect credit to their authors. He called the measures an earnest of future progress and noted their beneficence for the people. Continued on Page 2-First Column.
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Roosevelt
Sherman
Taft
Boston and Cleveland Battle In Unclear Scores
Reporting lists multiple baseball and football style matchups with scattered scores and teams such as Boston Cleveland New York Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Chicago Washington and Cincinnati. The text also notes rain affecting a Boston versus Chicago game and mentions Harvard preparing for a game with Bates.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Catholic prelates refuse to dine with Roosevelt at Peoria banquet
Chicago September 27. In the Vatican imbroglio of last Spring an archbishop and two bishops refuse to sit with Theodore Roosevelt when he attends the Knights of Columbus banquet in Peoria on October 12. More than 200 priests will be absent from the event.
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Chicago
Vatican
Catholic Church
Theodore Roosevelt
Knights of Columbus
Peoria
Man Beaten to Death in Cafe Row in Boston Hotel
Peter Fratton a Boston & Maine brakeman living in Winchester was beaten to death at the St. James Hotel Bowdoin Square. Charles McClarity and James Caulfield allegedly kicked and punched him during an ejectment attempt, sparking a near riot as patrons intervened. The two were arrested for manslaughter after a doctor ruled death likely from a fractured skull.
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Peter FE. Fratton
Boston &Maine
Winchester
St. James Hotel
Bowdoin Square
Charles McClarity
James Caulfield
Joy Street
Fratton
MacClarity
Caulfield
Offcers Murphy
Alexander
Magrath
North Grove Street
Winchester Place
McClarity
Limited Park Square schedule with hourly departures
In addition to the regular schedule limited cars leave Park Square hourly from 8 30 A M to 6 30 P M. Fare 55 cents. Round trip 1. Adv.
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Park Square
New England Forecast Promises Fair Weather This Week
Forecast for New England calls for generally fair conditions Wednesday with cooler temperatures in the south and west portions. Thursday should be fair with moderate southwest to west winds.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Real estate purchases noted in Everett and Dorchester
Anthony Nezolo buys 38 Prescott Street Everett and Joseph J Halloran buys 239 Kilton Street Dorchester. Massachusetts Title Insurance Company examined and guaranteed the titles. For year ending Aug 31 1910 the firm more than doubled its business in titles guaranteed and fees. It will profit you to learn how we can assist in real estate trans actions.
Boston Senate Races See Wide Margin Wins Across Districts
The Rev. Lyman B. Swett defeats ex-Representative Gilpatrick in the ninth senatorial fight. James F. Powers wins South Boston, James A. Hatton carries East Boston Charlestown Cambridge district. Timilty beats Fay in Roxbury by under 50 votes. Vins on leads Ham by five in eighth district. Kelcher within 94 votes of Ward 6. Curley wins Wards 13 16 17 and Milton. Donovan loses a ward representative seat. Riordan loses renomination to Andrew R. Kelley. Ward 22 ties for last place. Shaw loses Congress but wins ward committee fight. Collins edges Ham for Governor's Council in Ward 15.
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Lyman B. Swett
Gilpatrick
James F. Powers
Boston
James A. Hatton
Boston- Charlestown-Cambridge
James P. Timilty
Fay
Roxbury
Thomas M. Vins
Harry H. Ham
Eigth
Kelcher
Fitzgerald
Curley
Milton
Dorchester
Quincy
James Donovan
Charles F. Riordan
Democratic State Committee
Andrew R. Kelley
Shaw
Congress
Edward Collins
Marconi Seriously Ill on Return to Italy
Reports say Guglielmo Marconi is seriously ill while en route from Buenos Aires to Italy aboard the steamer Princess Mafalda, with the transmitter pioneer on voyage to his homeland.
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Paris
Guglielmo Marconi
Buenos Ayres
Mafalda
Italy
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