Trowbridge Declines Mayor Candidacy for Boston
J A Trowbridge of Ward 11 states he cannot accept the Republican mayoral nomination. He says he would support the party and believes Republicans can win this fall regardless of whether Swallow Murray or Gerry is the nominee. He thanks supporters, cites business prevents active campaigning, and offers to help Republican success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Trowbridge
Ward 11
Boston
Swallow
Murray
Dr. Gerry
Insurgents Press Turkish Lines Around Monastir
Fighting erupts at Butchevo and near Okhrida with artillery heard at Rilo. Six Turkish soldiers reported killed near Okhrida, as Bulgarian townsfolk are said to have been arrested on suspicion of aiding insurgents and sent to Monastir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Softa
Butchevo
Rilo
Okhrida
Monastir
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets a Travelling Man's Crutch
A St Louis hardware representative extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as essential for travel. He cites relief from heartburn and headaches, noting he spends about fifty cents monthly and values results over hype. His doctors recommended the fifty-cent box as best investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
St. Louis
Josh
Mrs Ball Wins Access After Convention Clash
In New Haven District of Columbia officers serve a Washington federal injunction on Mrs Isabelle Worrell Ball president of the DC auxiliaries after she and three suspended friends were barred from a Spanish War Veterans convention. Ball suffered a minor injury as doors closed. A deputy served the order and Ball returned later with invited delegates. Tension stemmed from DC auxiliary suspensions by president-general Mrs Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Washington
Clabaugh
District Court
Woman's Auxiliary
Isabelle Worrell Ball
District of Columbia Division of Auxiliaries
F. A. Lewis
Ellen 8. Muzzey
The
Order
Lewis
Mellen Named New Haven Leader. NP President Succession Pending
The Dispatch reports President Mellen will resign from the Northern Pacific to become president of the New York & New Haven on Oct. 21. The Northern Pacific presidency replacement is unsettled with rumormongering about Underwood and Truesdale denied by both. The railroad world awaits official announcement of the NP successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellen
New Haven Road
ST. Paul, Minn
Northern Pacific Railway
New York & New Haven Road
Northern Pacific
F. D. Underwood
Eyrie
W. H. Truesdale
Lackawanna
Cambridge man attempts suicide by throat and wrists
Frederick Moore a 48 year old sewing machine agent of 211 Green street Cambridge cut his throat from ear to ear and wrists with a razor in a desperate act. found in a bloodstained bath he told the landlady he had tried to cut his throat and later said he did not go deep enough. He was taken to Cambridge Hospital in weak condition a nervous wreck listed by witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Moore
Green Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Hospital
Moore
Open shop denunciation splits iron workers convention
In Kansas City on September 29, iron workers adopted a resolution opposing the open shop policy of President Roosevelt. They denounced his reinstate ment of Miller of the book binders as unfriendly to trade unionism. Delegates foresee possible disruption as Parks faces opposition over fundraising plans and election of new officers. President Buchanan’s address to be considered next, with a potential non-candidacy if not endorsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City, Mo
Iron Workers’ Convention
Roosevelt
Miller
Parks
Buchanan
Patro lman Dolan Receives Chelsea Mark of Honor
At roll call Chief David M. Hudson of the Chelsea police department conferred the mark of honor on Patrolman James B. Dolan for saving the lives of three girls at the Boston and Maine depot in Chelsea on June 17. He is the first Chelsea officer to receive the award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Hudson
Chelsea
James B. Dolan
Boston & Maine
Dolan
James E Dolan Receives Chelsea Bravery Medal Becomes First Red Mark Honored
The Massachusetts Humane Society awards James E Dolan a bravery medal for valor in duty. He is directed to wear a red tape mark on his blouse, dress coat, and overcoat, positioned parallel to his department badge edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Humane Society
Police Department
Chelsea
Dolan of the Common Council Weds Christine Barr
Arthur Walter Dolan president of the Boston Common Council and Miss Christine Marie Barr were married at St Mary s Church Charlestown yesterday morning. Two flower girls Miss Dolores McWeeny and Miss Christine Carey led the way to the chancel followed by maid of honor Miss Mary McWeeny. The bride wore white duchess satin with duchess lace and was escorted by her father Michael Barr. Gifts included a gold purse from several named donors and a mahogany couch and Morris chair from the Ward 5 Democratic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Walter Dolan
Boston
Signals Arrangements Made For Mayflower Arrival Cruise
Sergeant Edwin B. Snow of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company has arranged to signal the Mayflower and the Honourable Artillery Company off Highland Light. He will depart at 7:35 tomorrow morning to assist the light. It is expected the steamer will be sighted before midnight and remain in the harbor until Friday morning. Captain Muir will steer for the Dominion wharf so visitors disembark at 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Snow
Ancient and Honorable Artilery Company
Mayflower
Honourable Artillery Company
Highland Light
Muir
Dominion
Reopened carpet department promised for New England store
The carpet department was completely wrecked and all carpets and rugs removed by the Underwriters Salvage Company. The area is under reconstruction and will reopen as a model department with every article new and fresh from the looms.
Hall Prices Slashed on Stands and Seats
Hundreds of hall stands and chairs offered at fraction of cost to manufacture. Prices shown include 14.00 and 38.00 reductions with various items listed such as 27.00 35.00 18.50 and 9.50. Hall seats, chairs, and related furnishings advertised for bargain shoppers at Hall Street location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington ST
Depi
Knapp
Opnla
Eweeeeer
Tracey puzzling pursuers in Vermont fugitive search
In Northfield Vermont Adelbert Martin, indicted for assault on Mrs. Tromblee, eluded about 150 volunteers and three posses as they scoured farms and Payne Mountain. The search paused, with officers planning to resume tomorrow. no sightings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northfield
Adelbert Martin
Stephen Tromblee
Martin
Martin Fitzgerald
Benjamin Gates
Montpelier
H. B. Moseley
H. A. Hutchinson
Joseph Fitzgerald
Thomas Tracey
Payne Mountain
Dutch Becker Released From San Quentin as Noted Forgers King
Charles Becker known as the King of Forgers is a free man after a four and a half year term for forging and negotiating a bank draft. He walked out of San Quentin and is rumored to receive support from the American Bankers Association though officials deny it. Becker, famed for acids and inks, may return to crime unless aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles Becker
San Quentin
Crocker-Woolworth National Bank
Becker
The
American Bankers’ Association
Jerome Oui for Tammany
New York September 29 at a beef steak dinner ex congressman Tim Campbell district attorney Jerome, once a strong anti Tammanyite, declared he would support the Tammany city ticket if a convention pledge proves the movement sincere. He warned against a ticket partly from another party and vowed to stand for his beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tim Campbell
Jerome
Tammany City
Tammany Hall
Hitchcock's team to play golf tomorrow at Press Club
Raymond Hitchcock captain of The Yankee Consul golf club announced a meeting last night and stated no member may wear high-heeled shoes during the match. He cited Chicago Golf Club policy during the women's tournament, noting heels damage turf and hinder play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hitch¢cock
Yankee Consul
Press Golf Club
Yankee Consul’ Golf Club
Hitchcock
Chicago Golf Club
Pickard Alleges Bunco Swindle Over Hampden Street Store
Edward L. Pickard Jr of Roxbury testified in Roxbury court that he and Richard A. Murphy were swindled into buying a Hampden Street grocery business from Andrew M. Clancy for 4100, with each partner paying 2200, and the judge adjourned the case to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Pickard, Jr
Roxbury
Pickard
Andrew M. Clancy
Hampden Street
Richard A. Murphy
Mr. Clancy
Murphy
Bolster
Committee of 100 plans welcome for London visitors
The committee of 10 British residents in Boston met at Youngs Hotel to finalize arrangements for the reception of the Honourable Artillery Company of London. Prwan E Davies presented the special badge and oversaw reserved seats distribution for Sunday Oct 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Honourable Artillery Company of
London
Young's Hotel
Prwan E. Davies
Davies
Mary Maloney Pleads Guilty In Fire Plot Case
Mary Maloney, 19, pleaded guilty in Middlesex Superior Court at East Cambridge to setting fire to the Granville House Melrose five times to spite her employer. Judge Aiken questioned her background before granting leniency and placing her in sheriff custody until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maloney
Granville House
Melrose
Middlesex Superior Court
East Cambridge
Aiken
Station 1 Wins 11-9 in Tenning Championship Baseball
After ten innings Station 1 defeats Station 9 by 11 to 9 to wrest the title from Dudley Street station and claim the championship in a hard fought game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Station 1
Brockton Farr Fair Promises Historic Season Program
The Brockton Farr managers announce an premier season with a vast livestock exhibit, flowers, fruit, and domestic products plus vaudeville acts from top national artists. Special NYNH&H trains will run Sept 30 and Oct 1 with round trips from Boston at $1.15 including admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton Farr Monagers
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
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Skowhegan
San Jose
Sunday Post
Trowbridge
Macedonia
Plimpton-Hervey Co
UNION
Corner North
New England
Patrolman Dolan
Pres
Common Council
Friend Street
Union Street
Owenee
Hall
Toa Ae
Union S$t., Cor. North
Vermont
Tracey Baffles
Dutch Becker
Jerome Oui
Tammany
BUNCO
Dorchester St
Smith
Lizzie J. Albef
W. F. Smith CO
Summer St
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