Democrats Reconcile Differences Ahead of Gubernatorial Campaign
The Democratic State committee reached harmony with Edward P. Barry dropping his bid against Chairman Riley. Separately, a split with Congressman Gardner over Republican support ended as the GOP club agreed to handle campaign literature, while Gardner’s campaign remains unsupported by the party. Chairman Riley then moved to table his own resignation to avoid embarrassing members.
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Yesterday's Baseball Results National and American Scores
National games include Kk defeating Boston 5 to 3 in the first game while New York Boston won 8 to 1 in the second game, seven innings. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 4 to 1 in the first game and the second ended 4 to 4 after 14 innings before darkness. Cincinnati and Pittsboros played on wet grounds. American results show New York 3 Boston 1 in the first game and New York 5 Boston 1 in the second, both in extra innings, plus Washington 1 Philadelphia 0. Detailed stories appear on pages 1g and 13.
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Phiadelphia
Boy 17 Shot in Cambridge Fight Over Kitten
John Scanell aged 17 of 158 Webster Avenue Cambridge was stabbed to death in a street fight at Portland and Bristol Streets Cambridge. Police arrested William Kaminsky charged with the crime.
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John Scanell
Webster Avenue
Cambridge
Portland
Bristol Streets
William Kaminski
Five Boston Men In Stabbing Scuffle Over Kitten
Scanell, holding a kitten, was attacked by five men from Boston at about 9:30 PM. Fisticuffs escalated to stones and a stabbing as Scanell collapsed and died en route to Cambridge Relief Hospital. Police arrested three witnesses at 6 Burleigh Street, while others fled, prompting a crowd to chase a fourth suspect and halt a Hampshire Street car.
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Boston
Thomas O'Connor
Leo Zimmerman
Frank Murphy
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Charles Siverski
James Waserhiski
Paul Lublivich
Joseph Galinski
Burleigh Street
Hampshire Street
Come and see our exhibit of pure bred draft horses
Adirondack Farms in Glens Falls New York advertises a Brockton Fair exhibit featuring pure bred draft horses.
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Adirondack Farms
Glens Falls
N. Y
Missing Milton groom delays Quincy wedding plans
Paul Zerrahn of Milton is missing ahead of a October 15 wedding to Madeline Brown of Quincy. Zerrahn’s father, Carl G. Zerrahn, refused to provide further details as inquiries grew and stated the matter is resolved, while the engagement is officially postponed and no wedding will take place this month.
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Paul Zerrahn
Milton
Madeline Brown
George H. Brown
Quincey
Carl G. Zerrahn
Miss Brown
Mr. Zerrahn
Quincy
Paul Imrrahn
High diver badly injured after 90 foot leap at fair
Harry Garrepy of Worcester Mass a professional high diver was seriously hurt at the Interstate Fair in Trenton N J when he struck the side of a tank after leaping from 90 feet He suffered fractured ribs and injuries to his face and body His clothing caught fire and he jumped into a pool of water whose surface was on fire with oil His arm was misdirected and he struck the tank side recovery is expected
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Trenton
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Harry Garrepy
Worcester
Mass
Garrepy
Investigating Death of Thomas Ceplis in City
Police at Lagrange street station investigate the death of Thomas Ceplis aged ? of 2 Spear Place. He was found in the cellar of 2 Ohio Street. The body was taken to City Hospital morgue and Medical Examiner Leary will perform an autopsy to determine the cause.
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Thomas Ceplis
Spear Place
Ohio Street
City Hospital
Leary
New Haven Official Wipes Out 235000 Missing Funds Claim
President Howard Elliott of New Haven wrote Governor Foss to clarify a dispute over 235000 dollars in the citys other expenses funds. Elliott said a reporter's accounting error caused the missing funds claim and that the funds total was misinterpreted due to poor bookkeeping.
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Foss
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Advertising Costs Routed to General Expenses
A June entry notes New Haven consistently charged advertising costs to general expenses. The Interstate Commerce Commission continues the discussion, with details carried to page 9, second column.
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Argentine Rifle Team Guests Dine in Boston
Six Argentine army officers and members of the Argentine rifle team spent two days in Boston as guests of the Chamber of Commerce. They were hosted at an informal dinner at the Algonquin Club by members of the chamber's South American party. They visited the Ancient and Honorable Artillery at Faneuil Hall and attended a drill by the First Corps of Cadets M. V. M. at the Irvington street armory.
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Algonquin Club
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Faneuil Hall
Irvington Street
Ranger to Sail from Bermuda to Boston Saturday
The Massachusetts Nautical School ship Ranger arrived at Hamilton Bermuda after a two day voyage from Funchal. It will sail Saturday and is expected to reach Boston by October 9. The notice also mentions low colonist fares to California via the Washington Sunset Route and personally conducted tourist sleeping cars from Washington daily except Sunday.
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Lodge in No Immediate Danger After Stomach Ulcer Surgery
Surgeons reported United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge resting comfortably at his Nahant home last night with a chance for recovery after an urgent operation for an ulcer of the stomach. Drs Cusick Harrington and Winslow attended, with a specialist en route to the bedside as the Lodge household shows activity and light.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Harrington
Winslow
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Nahant
Senator Lodge Undergoes Surgery For Gastric Ulcer
Secretary T. Clark reports Senator Lodge underwent surgery last Friday for a gastric ulcer after several days of indigestion. The statement notes his condition at the time and ongoing medical care.
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T. Clark
Lodge
Astronomical Notes and Historic Dates for Today
The entry lists planetary times for Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn and notes sunrise and moon phase. It marks anniversaries including U S Senator Hoar death 1904 actor Wilton Lackaye birth 1862 and Yorktown siege 1781. Also mentions a renaming bid for Boston Common in 1830 and a 1 year ago note on Balkan mobilizations.
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George Wrisbie Hoar
Wilton Lackaye
Yorktown
Washington and Rochambeau
Boston Common
Washington Park
Boston Area Weather Turns Cooler With Unsettled Midweek
Fair and cooler Tuesday in Boston and vicinity followed by an unsettled Wednesday with variable winds. Forecast for New England calls for fair Tuesday and unsettled Wednesday with moderate winds mainly from the north.
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Boston
Vicinty
Washington
New England
Unexpected Clinic Note Prompts Local Health Class
Mrs Theo Dupin of Bartlett Night School Troy New York reports her children were cured of bronchitis by Father John’s Medicine. The ad promotes enrollment in a health or medicine education class beginning October 6 or 18 at the night school.
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Theo. Dupin
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Bertlett
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Little Tim Woodruff Stricken At Carnegie Hall
Former New York lieutenant governor and Progressive leader Tim Woodruff was stricken with paralysis while addressing an audience at Carnegie Hall in New York last night. He collapsed during his speech and was attended by medical staff.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Former New York Lt Governor Woodruff Stricken at Speech
Timothy L. Woodruff former Lieutenant Governor of New York collapsed at Cooper Union after finishing a Fusion notification meeting address. Physicians reported a stroke of paralysis and said his condition was serious.
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New York
Timothy L. Woodruff
Cooper Union
Woodruff
Woodruff Collapses During Speech at Brooklyn Meeting
Ward Woodruff, former chairman of the Republican State Committee and Brooklyn Republican leader, suffered a knee pain and nearly fell from the stage while addressing a crowd with fusion candidate John Purroy Mitchel. He received medical care and was taken to his uptown hotel residence accompanied by Mrs. Woodruff.
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John Purroy- Mitchel
Mitchel
Republican State Committee
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Kamp Kill Kare
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
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