No Merger Hopes Between Booths Amid Salvation Army Talks
New York observers report that talks on joining the Salvation Army and Ballington Booth led Volunteers of America have not produced a formal proposal. Ballington Booth emphasizes democratic government, while the Volunteers resist relinquishing their autonomy. General Booth-Tucker suggests cautious dialogue, as crowds gather at Carnegie Hall for General William Booth’s address on the Salvation Army’s past present and future.
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New York
General Booth
United States
Salvation Army and Volunteers of America
Ballington Booth
Salvatilo Army
Salvation Army
Ballington Booths
Atlantic
Fourteenth Street
Booth-Tucker
Ballington
Carnegie Hall
William Booth
Mayor Low
Booodles and Bribery Trials Roil St Louis Grand Jury
Judge Douglas urged continued grand jury inquiry into boodling as circuits Folk girds for Butler Nicolaus trials this month. Expect indictments of more millionaire bribe givers while Nicolaus case and trials of Snyder Kratz and others move ahead in Ryan court with continuances and new trial motions.
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St. Louis
Douglas
Grand Jury
Folk
Butler
Nicolaus
Henry Nicolaus
Ryan
R. M
Schnettler
Denny
Gutke
Albright
Borsch
Hanigan
Faulkner
House of Delegates
Gallinger Replies to Hollis Challenge for New Hampshire Governor Race
Concord New Hampshire October 7 The Hon J H Gallinger Republican state committee chairman sent a letter to Nathaniel E Martin Democratic state committee chairman regarding the challenge issued by Henry F Hollis Democratic candidate for Governor The exchange signals party tension as the campaign enters a critical phase and hints at further debate or responses.
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Senator Gallinger
Henry F. Hollis
Concord
N. H
J. H. Gallinger
Republican State Committee
Nathaniel E. Martin
Democratic State Committee
Republican state committee declines joint governor debate
Senator Gallinger states the committee has consistently declined all such challenges. He explains the liquor question will be discussed among many issues in the campaign. The plan is for standard speaking events with the Republican and Democratic nominees, giving voters information on all campaign topics.
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Nahum J. Bachelder
Gallinger
Democratic Committee
Republican State Committee
Hendrick and Laura Biggar Case Probed by County Grand Jury
Freehold New Jersey October 7 the Monmouth county grand jury began a probe into charges against Laura Biggar Dr C C Hendrick and ex Magistrate Samuel Stanton accused of conspiring to gain the Bennett fortune The investigation may take days Hendrick claims Biggar is persecuted and will prove marriage and a posthumous child birth He cites letters from witnesses who knew her as Mrs Bennett and who testify to a marriage in 1898 and Bennett’s gift of cigars in celebration of the wedding
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Freehold
N. J
Monmouth County Grand Jury
Laura Biggar
C. C. Hendrick
Samuel Stanton
Henry M. Bennett
Bennett
Declared an Alien Born Porto Rican Woman in U.S. Court
In New York Judge Lacombe rules Isabella Gonzales a Porto Rican native remains an alien under U.S. law and not a U.S. citizen. The habeas corpus petition sought release from immigration detention after arrival August 24. The decision notes the 14th Amendment and the Paris Treaty do not naturalize Porto Ricans as U.S. citizens.
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United States Circuit Court
Lacombe
Porto Rico
United States
Isabella Gonzales
Petitioner
Paris
Louisiana
Florida
California
Alaska
A. F. of L. Convention Highlights Brockton Session
The Brockton convention heard Brockton Finishers' union donate 285 to striking miners and discussed theatre unfairness in Boston. It backed rubber workers organizing an international union after resolving jurisdiction issues with shoe workers. Emmett T. Watts urged direct legislation. Charles H. Winslow of Fitchburg seen as likely State president. next meeting could be in Lynn.
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Brockton
A. F. of L
Boston
International Union For Rubber Workers
Boot and Shoe Workers
Emmett T. Watts
Committee On Legislative
Charles H. Winslow
Fitchburg
Lynn
Pain Balm Heals Hand Injury After Nail Incident
J. C. Mount of Three Mile Bay New York drove a ten penny nail into his hand while opening a box. He applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm and later, noting relief, found the pain and soreness disappear and the injury heal quickly. For sale by all druggists.
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J. C. Mount
Three Mile Bay
N. Y
Chamberlain
Mathews Busy Route Arranged For Temperance Parade
The Mathews Temperance Institute held a large meeting on Central street detailing a revised parade route. Eighteen propositions and 34 new members were added, with Chief Marshal Galvin and others urging full cooperation. Mayor Sweeney will join the Woburn delegation. a special C. T. A. U. excursion train departs Saturday. The procession includes two divisions, with extensive decorations planned and a reception at Huntington hall for visitors.
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John P. Sweeney
Woburn
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Salem Street
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Adams
Broadway
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Shattuck Street
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John ‘I. Day
Edward C. Casserley
John J. Russell
William J. Smith
Dennis J. Sullivan
George L. Hunt
James Donohoe
Napoleon Provencher
Charles J. McQuaid
Michael Harrington
John B. Sullivan
Mathews
Edmund Mulready
Buckland
The
Union of the Archdiocese of
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Brookline
C. B. Callahan
Norwood
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Berard M. Pettee
Brockton
James Mead
John P. Barry
Rockland
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F. J. McDermott
South Boston
George F. Wentworth
Boston
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F. J. Sullivan
Lynn
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William B. Cassells
James D. Kennedy
John J. -Ayes
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Roxbury
George Rosenberger
Cambridge
William H. Duff
J. J. Reardon
West Quincy
Michael +. Roach
Wakefield
John P. Crowley
William J. Gaynor
James F. Dooley
The Moth and the Flame presented amid cynicism
Clyde Fitch drama shown last night depicts a ball scene with society figures then follows a fortune wreck and self murder. Marion Wolton marries Edward Fletcher despite his fast life as he is exposed by another woman, Jeanette Gross, at the altar.
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Charles F. Keane
Edward Fletcher
William Webb
Dawson
Dernhardt Niemeyer
Mr. Wolton
Walter Goodrich
Douglas Rhodes
Marie Wolton
Frank Allen
Fanshaw
St. Hubert
Clyde Fitch
Lawrence Walton
Hei
Marion Wolton
Wormwood and Lafayette at the Academy of Music
The Wormwood play draws strong interest in Paris life themes and absynthe mania with Maurie Corélli’s intense drama closing its Lowell run today. The Great Lafayette touring company, thirty actors and heavy scenery, arrives tomorrow for five performances priced as usual, with a national tour budget of about 900 dollars to move the company between cities.
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Augustus Thomas
Colorado
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Edward J. Hein
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Academy of Music
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Corelli
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Lafayette
Bridgeport
Academy
Twin Nices Dancers Shine At Casto Show
Yesterday's Casto bill drew large crowds with the Twin Nices Fred and Nellie delivering a clever dance and song act. Harry Lacy and company performed Bob Rackett's Pajamas, offering a varied lineup that emphasized character and charm.
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Casto
Nices
Fred
Nellie
Harry Lacy and Company
Bob Rackett
Twelfthiversary Night Opera House Show
The Opera House hosts a Twelfthiversary night featuring the program Colorado presented under press and pulpit auspices.
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Opera House
Colorado
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