Labor Rally Defends Putnam At Lowell Meeting
A large crowd gathered at Ruels hall as Alexander Ray led a Republican labor rally praising Senator Putnam and the eight hour bill. Speakers including ex Mayor Bennett and James Stuart Murphy attacked rival candidate Crowley, urging workers to vote the Republican ticket and support Putnam’s labor record.
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Alexander Ray
Ruels Hall
Ray
Putnam
Senate
George Putnam
Crowley
Mr. Ray
Bennett
Kenneth J. McKenzie
Boston
Blacksmiths’ Union
James McDowell
Board of Health
Mr. Bennett
Tereth
City Hall
James Stuart Murphy
Lowell
John C. Wilson
Wilson
Board of Caldermen
Council
Candidate vows fairness and independence in campaign speech
In a defiant plea for support, the speaker asserts fair conduct, denies opposition to opponents, and claims he has not used or bought liquor. He pledges to run without pledges to men and asks voters for their support. Mr. Putnam forecast a large victory margin of 1500 to 2000 votes amid cheers.
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Nam
City Election Proceeded Smoothly With No Incidents
The city election continued from page one at 11 30 o clock with no challenges or incidents reported.
Heavy ward 7 turnout with good order across precincts
Precinct 1 reports 221 votes by 10:30, a clear gain from last year. Precinct 2 shows 301 votes by 10:45, also higher than the prior year. Precinct 3 begins early with 160 votes by 7:30 and 221 by 10:15, up at least 20 percent. voting remains quiet with no challenges.
Voters turnout strong for Putnam in Highlands vote
Morning saw heavy turnout across Highlands precincts. Support for Putnam appeared strong as his brother Frank B. Putnam helped at precinct 1. By 10 55 voting tallies showed 369 in precinct 1 and 340 in the day’s statewide ballot by 1 PM. Precinct 2 logged 358 of 736 and Precinct 3 reported 284 by 11 30, higher than last year.
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Highlands
Mr. Putnam
Frank B. Putnam
Ward Nine Voting Activity in Precinct Two and Three
The report notes bustling activity in ward nine with candidates and workers urging turnout. Precinct Two reports 478 total votes with 269 at noon and 314 cast before 12, including a woman voting for school committee. Precinct Three shows 11.20 am results of 346 ballots from 721 registered.
New Primrose Wagon Attracts Attention In Local Trade
A bright primrose yellow wagon built for J. W. Bennett Co. by Sawyer Carriage Co. draws notice with a Concord pattern body and pig skin upholstery. The design, ideas from Fred Bennett and Frank Chandler, includes a whip socket fix noted by Col. Bennett before its dedication today to transport voters for Mr. Putnam and the Republican ticket.
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J. W. Bennett Co
J. W. Bennett
New Hampshire
Concord
Sawyer Carriage Co
Fred Bennett
Frank Chandler
Sawyer Company
Col. Bennett
Mr. Putnam
Prayer Meeting for No License at Kirk Street Church
Women from many churches filled the vestry at Kirk Street Church for an hour to pray for no license. Mrs. J. Gibson led with prayers urging a successful no vote, including poignant appeals from wives whose husbands seek temperance reform. George H. Gage advertises watches chains rings and brooches for Christmas gifts at low prices.
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Kirk Street
George H. Gage
Opening of the 27th Annual State Grange Session in Lowell
Patrons of Husbandry the Massachusetts State Grange opened its 27th annual session in Associate hall Lowell at 11. Mayor Jeremiah Crowley welcomed delegates noting Lowell’s industrial character and civic monuments. Worthy Overseer Emerson spoke for the State Grange about fair labor, shared burdens, and equitable progress. Crowley apologized for an abrupt welcome and joked about farming misadventures. The morning included roll calls and committee work. after a 12 o'clock recess delegates toured Merrimack print works. the afternoon featured Master W C Jewett and plans to close Thursday.
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Order of Patrons of Husbandry
Jeremiah Crowley
Crowley
Lowell
A. Emerson
State Grange
Commonwealth
Grange
City Hall
George B. Crosby
Essex County
Pomona Grange
Bureau of Information
Merrimack
W. Co. Jewett
Stock Market Turmoil Mirrors Uncertain Trading Day
A text overview of a volatile session with mixed performances across sectors. Tobacco and metals fluctuated, mining shares faced liquidation pressure, and analysts commentator noted shifts in money markets and potential governance changes. The piece cites adviser opinions on future moves and highlights notable corporate actions affecting dividends and large holdings.
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Met
St. Ry
Feredal Steel
Tamarack
Quincy
Boston
Montana
Butte
Boston Mining
Youthful Stockton man hitches ride on river boat
Bound to depart a Stocktom man raced to catch a San Francisco river steamer. He arrived two minutes late, grabbed a rope, and pulled himself aboard as the boat moved six feet from the dock. The captain warned him not to try again, while the passenger retorted with scorn.
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Stocktom
San Francisco
Political jibe in the Utah House seat quarrel
Poetic verse targets a Utah political figure with a back seat remark while a separate ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a nasal cleanser and healer for catarrh. The dialogue includes a light note about a birthday gift lamp purchased for a child.
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Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Unlisted Securities Noted in Market Summary
A brief market item lists Amer. Sugar Ref. at 137 with 18844 and 18514 in figures, Isie Royale new at 23 percent, and two cent increments. Old Dominion shows 22 with 22, Wy at 21. The entry reflects a snapshot of unlisted securities and pricing moves.
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Amer
Isie Royale New
Old Dominion
Mill Shuts Down in Fall River After Owner’s Disinterest
The Jess Eddy woolen mill in Fall River has completely closed and its machinery is being removed. As the oldest mill of its kind in the area, it was a branch plant of the American Woolen company, which reportedly found it unnecessary to continue operations.
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Johnson
Iti Gold Mining Company
Colla Canyon
Fall River
Jess Eddy
American Woolen Company
Woman Killed by Train at Brockton Station
Brockton reports a Polish factory worker, Mies Ursula Bouthanzetsli, years old, was killed instantly after being struck by a train at the New York New Haven and Hartford line station when she attempted to cross a barrier and underground passage. She had relatives in Boston and worked in a local shoe factory.
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Brockton
New York
New Haven
Hartford Road
Mies Ursula Bouthanzetsli
Boston
Elopement in a City Hall Carriage at Fall River
In Flint village a couple eloped with two escorts staging a mock wedding. They dressed in wedding gowns inside a carriage while waiting for a license, then proceeded to city hall before 9 am. The groom quickly filed for marriage and the couple wed, with a possible sequel hinted. Fall River Globe.
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City Hall
Flint Village
Flint
Fall River Globe
Outrageous Christmas Gift Preference Cited In Letter
A speaker condemns home folk who give a boy only practical presents arguing that such stinginess mocks the spirit of Christmas. The critic says it is an outrage to offer new shoes and other needed items as gifts, calling for a kinder, more generous spirit.
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Maynard & Co.’s
Palmer Street
Kilta
Buffalo Gill
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