Roosevelt’s Son Spotted at Harvard Practice in Boston
Theodore Roosevelt Jr arrived in Boston yesterday instead of staying at Thompsonville factory work. He attended Harvard football practice at the Stadium, watched from the sidelines, and declined to confirm if he was attempting any form of hockey while mingling with former college friends. He was not located that night, with Dunster Hall believed to be his stop.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Thompsonville
Conn
Boston
Harvard
Teddy
Cambridge
Teddy Jr
Roosevelt
Dunster Hall
Bean Wins Republican Nomination In Three Vote Recount
James W. Bean of Cambridge won the Republican legislative nomination by three votes in a recount in the Second Middlesex district, defeating Charles J. Wood. The photo features Bean and Wood.
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Elmer Chickering
James W. Bean
Cambridge
Middlesex
Charles J. Wood
Bean Wins Recount in Cambridge House Race
In the second Middlesex district Cambridge wards 4 5 6 and 7 recount alters result. James W Bean defeats Charles J Wood by three votes 596 to 593 after a recount prompted by Bean a Cambridge Chronicle proprietor. Julius Meyers and Harry A Penniman placed first and second respectively.
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Middlesex
Cambridge
James W. Bean
Charles J. Wood
House of Representatives
Wood
Bean
Julius Meyers
Harry A. Penniman
Cambridge Chronicle
O'Neil Denies Gubernatorial Candidacy
Joseph H. O'Neil declared he is not a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor and will not oppose Senator James H. Vahey. He asked to be cut out of politics, noting less interest in the Democratic convention than in years past.
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Joseph H. O'Neil
O'Neil
James H. Vahey
Peace to their ashes says Keliher of critics
Congressman John A. Keliher dismisses criticisms from Richmond Pearson Hobson and ex Mayor John F. Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald alleged Keliher had Hibbard administration support. Keliher replies the charge is untrue and says Hobson was dealt with when he came to town.
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Keliher
John A. Keliher
Richmond Pearson Hobson
John F. Fitzgerald
The
Republic
Fitzgerald
Kelcher
Hibbard
Hobson
Homes topple during Gilberton celebration injuring guests
In Mahanoy City Pennsylvania on September 28 a celebration at John Ambrose's home caused the Ambrose house and two adjoining two story frame houses owned by the Schafer estate to topple from their piers while being raised. William Ambrose suffered a fractured arm and his parents and a guest sustained head and severe injuries as the wreckage collapsed into the ruins.
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Mahanoy City
Penn
John Ambrose
Gilberton
William Ambrose
Schafer
Ambrose
Ueenitare’s
Beers Surrenders on Bucket Shop Charge
Alfred M. Beers, alleged bucket shop operator missing since Aug 18, turned himself in and posted $500 bail. He is to be arraigned in Municipal Court on the bucket shop charge, the first test of the new bucket shop laws. Beers denies guilt and says he will be cleared.
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Alfred M. Beers
Beers
4& Post
Pall
Congress Opens Sixth International Tuberculosis Congress
Washington September 28 The sixth triennial international congress on tuberculosis opened in the National Museum auditorium with diplomats, scholars, and officials present. Notables included Dr Robert Koch and Wu Ting Fang among many others as the event aims to spur charitable work and Catholic social initiatives across diocese wards. The archbishop led three speeches urging every individual to aid neighbors, while sessions on day nurseries boys and girls clubs settlement work drew applause and pledges of support.
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Washington
National Museum
Cortelyou
United States
Robert Koch
A. Calmette
Paris
Bernard Hang
Denmark
Arthur Newshole
London
Woodward
Cambridge
England
Clemens von Pirquet
R. W. Philip
Edinburgh
L. Landoury
N. Tendeloo
Leyden
Simon von Unterberger
His Majesty's
St. Petersburg
Camillo Callaja
Madrid
Wu Ting Fang
Jee
China
Conference of St. Vincent de Paul
Charles A. DeCourcey
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
St. Elizabeth's Guild
James T. O'Reilly
Lawrence
Peter J. Walsh
St. Joseph's Church
Boston
William McCarthy
Ladies’ Catholic Club
Peter Carr
Mission Church
Roxbury
Florence J. Halloran
St. Peter's Church
Dorchester
de Courcey
Charity Conference Seeks Wider Catholic Involvement
Archbishop O Connell urges Catholic women and men to join charity work at Jordan Hall conference. Speakers cover infant care, orphan care, industrial training, care of the aged and chronic, immigrant aid, and reform through active, generous charity.
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O’connell
Bowerman May Manage Doves In Boston Shakeup
New York baseball writer reports Frank Bowerman, ex Giant, favored to replace Joe Kelley as Boston Nationals manager. Dovey owner may clean house including Dan McGann and Bill Dahlen potential trades. Kelley under two year contract could stay or be sent to Toronto as Bowerman takes the helm.
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New York
Frank Bowerman
Joe Kelley
Boston Nationals
Dovey
Boston
Bowerman
Doves
Dan McGann
Bill Dahlen
William
Dahlen
Ritchey
Beaumont
George Browne
Beantown
Kelley
Josephus
Toronto
Kel
Joe
Bridwell
Freight Wreck Near Riverview Stuns Waltham
A long freight train on the Fitchburg division of the Boston and Maine railroad broke apart near Riverview in Waltham tonight. One trainman was slightly injured and conductor Landers suffered head cuts but no cars derailed. repairs followed and the train continued.
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Waltham
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Riverview
Landers
Waltham Hospital
Wireless link established with Atlantic fleet at Zamboanga
Wireless communication between the Atlantic battle ship fleet and the Zamboanga station was set at 8 46 this morning The Zamboanga station reported receiving calls from the flag ship Connecticut last night but could not hear the answering signals It was expected that early communication with the fleet would resume It appears Zamboanga heard the fleet calling but did not receive any messages
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Manila
Zamboanga
Connecticut
Charity Conference Closes With Forward Plans
The archbishop praised the first diocesan charity conference held in this country as crowded with Boston's notable citizens. Clergy and laity presented papers on true Christian charity and outlined future efforts to aid the needy.
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Jordan Hall
Boston
Nurseries in Boston Run by Sisters Aid City Children
Miss Mary Boyle O Reilly details Boston nurseries in congested districts serving Italian mothers in the North End and workers’ families in the South End and South Boston. The programs offer flexible fees, individual case care, and support from Knights of Columbus councils, with sewing guilds supplying linens. Father O Reilly then discusses boys clubs as a remedy to street life, urging lay organized clubs in congested districts.
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Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Sisters of
San Carlos
North End
Boston
Guild of St. Elizabeth
South End
Sisters of Charity
Knights of Columbus
Father O'Reilly
Pastor Resigns to Join Wife at New York
Rev. Charles Edward Stowe resigns after six years at Central Square Congregational Church to take a pastorate in New York near his invalid wife and family. He is Harriet Beecher Stowe's son and leaves Jan. 1 while his wife receives medical treatment.
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Bridgewater
Charles Edward Stowe
Central Square Congregational Church
New York
Mr. Stowe
Central Congregational Church
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Malden forms Fin. Com. to probe city finances
Ma lden mayor appoints a financial condition commission led by Mayor Richards to audit city expenditures after declaring a record tax rate of 19.20. The panel includes Sen ator Charles S. Dean, Joseph Wiggin, Rep. Frank A. Bayrd, and other city officials with two School Committee members to be named later.
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Joseph Wiggin
Frank A. Bayrd
Charles R. Elder
Henry M. Thompson
Owen P. Coonan
Joseph T. Carr
James O. Otis
Arthur B. Atwood
William B. Hastings
Richards
Hultman Named Senator Nominee at Norfolk GOP Convention
Eugene C. Hultman of Quincy was nominated for Senator by the first Norfolk senatorial Republican convention at Wesleyan Hall. H. Clifford Gallagher of Milton chosen for State committee. no contest. B. Herbert Woodsum presided. Judge Everett C. Bumpus nominated Hultman who has served three years in the House. Senator Jenney withdrew from the race.
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Eugene C. Hultman
Quincy
Norfolk
Wesleyan Hall
H. Clifford Gallagher
Milton
Young
Jenney
Balloon Burst Sends Passengers to the Ground in Dramatic Descent
A balloon descended from six thousand feet after the envelope opened creating a parachute like drift. The crew clung to the sides as the craft slowed its plummet and finally landed safely after an hour and a half of anxious travel.
Bryan Replies To Roosevelt Letter In South Dakota
President Roosevelt’s letter to William J. Bryan was read by Bryan at Tripp and he said he would answer the new points with a statement tomorrow. In Yankton he spoke about bank deposits, attacked Roosevelt for not prosecuting trust magnates, and urged voters to replace Taft posters with Bryan’s? while noting both candidates are pursuing the same office.
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Yankton
S. D
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Tripp
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Mitchell
Bryan
Mr. Taft
Taft Struggles to Speak Amid Rallies in Midwest
Taft’s daylong tour on the Great Northern through Minnesota and North Dakota drew large crowds and lively enthusiasm. By evening his voice was nearly gone, after delivering 16 speeches that wore down his throat from a morning start.
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Fargo
N. D
Great Northern
Minnesota
North Dakota
Taft
Harvard Sophomore Missing At Lake Geneva Near Switz erland
Friends report Harvard Law School sophomore Robert Lincoln Clark is missing after leaving Vevey to swim at Lake Geneva. He sailed from St Gingolph on a boat. the vessel and his clothes washed ashore without a body found. Clark, a Yale graduate from Ansonia Connecticut, entered Harvard law last year.
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Robert Lincoln Clark
Harvard Law School
Switzerland
Whe
Clark
Walter Hastings
Vevay
St. Gingolph
Lake Geneva
Ansonia
Conn
Yale University
Harvard University Law School
Equinoctial Storm Signals Harbinger of Winter
A westward storm crossing Lake Ontario dumps rain across New England and the Midwest. Winds up to 40 mph, rapid eastward movement, and a cold front follow with sharp temperature drops. Frosts hit Kansas City and Omaha, and forests in Wisconsin face renewed danger as rain arrives.
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Maine
Vermont
Lake Ontario
Lake Huron
New England
Middle West
Wisconsin
Goll
Kinsman
Adirondacks
Chicago
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Paul
Boston
Husbands devotion breaks as opera dream rises
Mrs Major declares her husband was too devoted and unsuitable as they clash over ambition. The Boston couple met when she posed for The Wood Nymph and later split, with her pursuing an opera career in New York under Rosamond Dare while Major taught art in Boston.
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Major
Gloucester
North Shore
Ernest Lee Major
Boston
Mr. Major
Trinity Church
Fenway
Normal School of Art
Bec
Smith Settles Score With Meyers In Star Boxing Bout
New York September 28 Sammy Smith and Lew Meyers settled an old grudge in the main fight at the Roman A C boxing card. Smith dominated the bout delivering sharp blows and emerged the clear winner by a decisive margin as Meyers failed to mount a sustained challenge.
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New York
Sammy Smith
Lew Meyers
Smith
Meyers
Taft Campaigns Draw Big Crowds In Fargo And Grand Forks
In Grand Forks and Fargo crowds gathered for Taft speeches with three presentations in each city. The Fargo rally featured a massive barbecue with two steers and 20 sheep for thousands of excursionists from up to 450 miles away, plus a torchlight procession guided by 14 bands and mounted cowboys.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Fargo
Peculiar Divorce Case Involving Ex Mayor And Wife
Des Moines ex mayor James Brenton sues his wife for divorce claiming she refuses to button his trousers and has prepared meals for years. The item also advertises Holeproof Hose via Talbot's Boston agency and Black Cat stockings at 25 cents a pair.
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James Brenton
Des Moines
Mr. Map
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Little Sisters of the Poor
John E. Somers
Josephine Bleakie
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