Merrimack Strike Sees Agent Pead Reject Plan
A Lowell mass letter from Agent John W Pead rejects the mayor Crowley proposal for a three member arbitration committee. Pead argues overtime is necessary, cites hiring in Hamilton and Merrimack plants, and says only some strikers can return to work while others seek jobs elsewhere. A rally in Burkes hall denounces the letter and pledges to stand firm.
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Merrimack
Pead
Lowell
Mass
Jeremiah Crowley
Hamilton, Pacific
Manchester
Hamilton
John W. Pead
Burkes’ Hall
Crowely
Lawrence
Forty-Four Ballots No Choice In First District
South Framingham Oct 2 A Republican convention in the First Senatorial District adjourned after eight and a half hours and 44 ballots without selecting a candidate. Eight contenders vied for the post with delegates staying pledged to their choice from 2 PM to 10:30 PM.
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South Framingham
George P. Snow
H. D. Degen
Newton
Charles R. Fletcher
Watertown
Abner Greenwood
Ashland
Henry L. Brown
Weston
Robert H. Leland
Sherborn
Henry R. Skinner
Col
William Nutt
Natick
John M. Merwam
Framingham
John T. Langford
George H. Bond
Eivone
Studs
Anleckons
Nutt
Bond
Eeee
Merriam
Huntress Renominated at Somerville Republican Rally
Senator Franklin E. Huntress was unanimously renominated for the 3rd Middlesex district at a Somerville Republican convention in Citizen Hall Gilman Square. The meeting, chaired by Robert Burns, named Huntress by acclamation after Dickerman withdrew. The delegation selected included Burns Belcher Godding Wilson White Frye Gilman Sears and Winn with McCall present.
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Melrose
4Th Middlesex
City Hall
Robert H. Jenkins
Everett
William H. James
Malden
H. Houstis Newton
George R. Jones
Harvey L. Boutwell
Mr. Jones
Alfred E. Cox
State Central Committee
George H. Chase
Henry E. Turner
C. H. Adams
J. H. Larrabee
George A. Morse
R. H. Jenkins
Charles H. Paine
G. A. Schopperly
Boston
Franklin E. Huntress
Middlesex
Citizenhall
Gilman Square
Somerville
Robert Burns
J. Harvey White
Burns
Dickerman
Senator Huntress
Samuel W. McCall
8Th
McCall
Horace A. Belcher
O. W. Godding
Francis M. Wilson
Daniel M. Frye
John W. Gilman
George W. W. Sears
Arlington
Charles W. Winn
Belmont
Clubs Break Even in Boston Doubleheader
In Brooklyn on October 1 the first game lasted eleven innings with Boston winning on a McGinnity muff. Nichols benefited from faultless support in a pitchers battle. Keeler’s sixth inning muffled fly proved costly and Kennedy kept Boston at bay in the second until darkness halted play. Keeler and Sheckard supplied the notable hitting as Willis struggled. Attendance 2200. First game result: Boston.
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Brooklyn
Boston
McGinnity
Nichols
Keeler
Kennedy
Bostons
Willis
Sheckard
Abrich Poae
Hamilton
Ween
Eee
Long
Stahl
Tenney
Collins
Eve Barry
Peeeeee Lowe
Eeedegeed Clarke
Nichols P
Coveeed
Jones
Keeler Rf
Sheckard If
Kelley
Cross
Dahlen
Farrell
Tee Eeenee
Barry
Lowe
Clarke
Hurst
Kennedy P
Ise
Whee Nee Stahl
Ween Eens Tenney
Seeee Collins
Orry Uf
Conner
Ccseevesereee
Sooel
Cancioal
ODF
Market Dull in New York and Jersey Central Dividends
Stock market activity in New York was flat with no notable shifts. Jersey Central R. A. directors declare a regular quarterly dividend of 1 1 4 per cent. United Fruit Co. directors were re-elected, 99 009 of 112 300 shares voted. Mexican Central earnings gain from silver rise, with recent dollar sales and a strong fiscal-year average. Reported by Bright Sears & Co.
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Jersey Central R. A
United Fruit Co
Boston
Electric auto ride ends in Arlington farce near club
A well known man allegedly used an electric car with a loaded battery to prolong a long visit to a summering young woman at Arlington near the Country club. The brake failed to stop the car, forcing the motorman to wait for the battery to exhaust. The couple traded items the book candy and roses as the car circled the block, finally turning toward town with the operator warning of a possible stranding if power ran out. Arlington residents laughed at the staged exit as the vehicle rolled away toward Columbus.
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Arlington
Country Club
Fifth Avenue
Columbus
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Review of October issues highlights strong fiction and essays
The October issues of Ainslee’s, McClure’s, Scribner’s, Art Amateur, and The Engineering Magazine showcase varied fiction and essays. Major pieces include Brand Whitlock’s Colonel’s Last Campaign, Headland on Kwang Hsu, Doyle on South Africa, Norman’s Russia series, and Darwinian and engineering analyses, with color plates and notable contributors.
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Ainslee
Brand Whitlock
Middle West
Joe Lincoln
Dabney Marshall
Taylor
Samuel Minturn Peck
Far West
Charles King
Potter Palmer
Caroline Kirkland
Frank Morton Todd
Pacific
North America
Rockies
Will Sparks
Street & Smith, Publishers
William Street
New York
McClure
Jay Hambidge
Roosevelt
Hanna
Republican National
Cleveland
Blaine
Quay
Croker
Bryan
A. Conan Doyle
R. S. Baker
F. A. Lucas
Anita Fitch
Gelett Burgess
F. Hough
Edith Wyatt
Annie Webster
Myra W. Jarrell
Josiah Flynt
Francis Waiton
Mrs
Scribner’s Magazine
Far East
Russia
Henry Norman
Tolstoy
Richard Harding Davis
Pretoria
Jacob D. Cox
Sherman
Walter A. Wyckoff
Arctic
Peary
Pole
John R. Spear
America
Walter Appleton Clark
Lloyd Osbourne
Stevenson
New England
Arthur Colton
Tommy
Grizel
Maxfield Parrish
Lowell Gas Light Co Promises Unlimited Hot Water Service
Lowell Gas Light Co advertises an unlimited hot water supply by turning a faucet, with automatic gas shutoff when water stops. The Kenwood heater may operate without a boiler and can be used with one. Office demonstrations show the heater’s advantages alongside a new Welsbach Mantle that promises brighter light and longer life. Gas cooking ranges are sold at cost.
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States Company
William M. Flanders
Republican State Committee
Charles J. McPherson
Brooklyns
Stock Market
New York Exchange
Montana
Bright, Sears & Co
Sugar Ref. Co
Atchison
Atchison Pfd
Tobacco
Ms B. &O
Big Brooklyn R
Canada South
Chega. & O
C.& RT
Col. F. & Iron
Gen. Hievtric
L. . Seer
Manhettas
Metropolitan
Paul Teeeeese
Rail
Ptd
Texas & Vac Bao
Dbs
Union Pacific
Big Union Pac Praf
U.S
Baty Wabash Eee
W.&h. EE. Pt
Boston Marks Railroads Elevated
Mining Amalgamated
Bug Arcadian
Ee Terenese
Ly Boy
Mont
Isie Royale
Ess
Mont. Coal & Coke
Old Dominion Parrot Aoe
Tamarack
Utah
N. E. Gas & Coke
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AM & T. CO
Corey, Milliken & Co
Exchange
London
Montague Marks
Paris
Roger Riordan
Keramic Decorator
Frederick A. Bridgman
Emile Adam
H. C. Gaskin
L. Watelin
Thomas Holmes
Leonard Lester
L. Meunier
Frances Mumaugh
Thengineering Magazine
F. B. Saward
Department of Mining and Metallurgy
U. S
Europe
Keighley
Connellsville
H. J. Skelton
England
Germany
W. W. Beaumont
H. G. V. Oldham
Wm. O. Webber
Booth
Great Britain
Diemer
Engineering Magazine
Lyman C. Newell
State Normal School
Boyd Winchester
Switzerland
B. O. Flower
Stanton Kirkham Davis
Paul Tyner
Axel E. Gibson
Lucia Gale Barber
J. H. Brown
Harriet B. Bradbury
Lucetta J. Curtis
May Whittaker Reese
W. C. Rivers
United States Army
Arthur de Voe
Olive Schreiner
Walter Germain Robinson
Cromwell Childe
Melville
Chandler
Comedie Francaise
Emil Friend
Bay of Monterey
Edward Berweck
Helen M
Mack O'Rell
Simms
Luke Warmie
Chicago Daily News
THE
Kenwood
the Courier-Citizen
Market Street
G. Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Sts
Palmer Street
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