Brewers and Men Reach Accord in Boston Beer Strike Case
Witnesses testified before Judge Samuel K. Hamilton as the master brewers seek an injunction against the boycott on Boston beer. Michael Linehan said thousands of cards reading Sold scab beer harmed his Providence saloon income, while unions and circulars were admitted as evidence. Witnesses acknowledged confusion over the word boycott and a partly true contract claim, with details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel K. Hamilton
Boston Beer
Michael Linehan
Providence
R. L
Boston
Schofield
Thomas Haggerty
Lawrence J. Hackett
Hackett
Sprout
TNA
Mir
Crowds Foiled Seeing Beautiful Prisoner in Court
Theresa Ray and Ned Hart appeared before Judge Bennett on the charge of robbing D. C. Wyman of $400 in cash and jewelry. Their case was continued for a week at bail of $1000 as spectators crowded the courtroom hoping to glimpse the alleged beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Ray
Ned” Hartman
Badger
Bennett
D. C
Baby Saxonia Teckman Born Aboard Cunard Ship
A baby girl named Saxonia Teckman was born Tuesday night in the Saxonia's hospital aboard the Cunard liner. Her mother, a 22 year old Russian Jewish immigrant, was brought ashore with her newborn as the ship neared Boston. The event sparked a saloon concert and gifts, with attention from notables including Miss Lawrence and the Earl of Tankerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxonia
Liver- 1
Cunard Company
Saxonia Teckman
Emily Teckman
Boston Outer Light
Miss Lawrence
Bishop Lawrence
Earl of Tankerville
Trousseau
Durand Nominated by Michigan Democrats for Governor
Judge George H. Durand of Flint, a gold Democrat and 1892 Supreme Court vacancy filer, was nominated for Michigan governor by the Democrats after a fourth ballot. The platform centers on state issues with a nod to direct popular election of U.S. Senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
George H. Durand
Flint
Michigan
United States
Columbian government reports surrender of guerrilla chief Caycebo
A May cable from U S Minister Hart in Bogota says Caycebo, a Tolima province guerrilla chieftain, has surrendered. The State Department notes this may lead to early pacification of Tolima, leaving Panama as the only province with revolutionary activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Hart
Bogota
Colombia
Caycebo
Tolima
Department of Tolima
Panama
Doherty Boys Win Easily at Longwood Tournament
Ideal weather and a large crowd marked day four. The Dohertys defeated Neely and Leonard in straight sets 6-1 6-0 6-2, while Ward upset Ware in a tight Longwood Cup match and the Dohertys faced Ward and Larned in doubles semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longwood
Dohertys
Neely
Leonard
Wrenns
Merrill
H. H. Whitman
Holcombe Ward
L. E. Ware
Boston
Ward
Clothier
J. C. Wright
W. A. Larned
Larned
Summer Music Graduates At Chickering Hall
The American Institute of Normal Methods held commencement in Chickering Hall before 1000. The summer normal school graduates 21 pupils, 20 women and 1 man Arthur French presides as vice president and Bessie Roberts as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Normal Methods
Chickering Hall
Emerson College
Bartel
Auguste H. Schumacher
Arthur Edgar French
Bessie H. Roberts
King Reve
Howard Mason
William A. Davis
Edgar O. Silver
Silver
Samuel W. Cole
Maude Smart Andrews
Ida Wheaton Arnold
Ellen Irene Bassett
Alice Emery Bliss
Anna Teresa Brown
Anne May Adams Cook
Ethel Clare Grimes
Elizabeth Howard
Alice Lucretia Layton
Kate Belle Lee
Martha Alice Loud
Mary Teresa McCormack
Edith Mabel Nichols
Alys Putnam
Bessie Ardlyn Roberts
Clara Josephine Shepherd
Bessie White Stevens
Meta Terstegge
Deborah D. Weisel
Lynn thief confesses to multiple burglaries
John W. Pierce alias Charles Pierce alias Thomas Scott, 28, Bangor native, admits to three Lynn Swampscott burglaries. He is jailed in Lynn on $1000 bond as police review further breaks in Camden Maine and Swampscott. He led officers to hidden loot including items from Harry H. Jones and Mrs. R. Augustus Boutelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn
John W. Pierce
Charles Pierce
Thomas Scott
Pierce
Scott
Swampscott
Bangor
Camden
Harry H. Jones
Essex Street
R. Augustus Boutelle
Hawthorne Street
John Mudge
Charles E. Marsh & Co
Stewart Street
Essex County House of Correction
Maine
Thomaston
Harry Jones
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Ad Claims Heat Relief
A New York doctor says adding a tablespoon of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey to each glass of ice water in hot weather would prevent many heat deaths. The advertisement claims cures for diarrhea malaria and bowel complaints and promotes digestion and vitality. Available from Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester New Jersey at $1 per bottle with a free medical booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. J
Maya and Walthour Duel Amid Broken Collar Bone Race
Otto Maya, disabled by a broken collar bone, storms through the brassard race at Charles River Park led by R A Walthour. Harry Elkes crashes and is taken to a room, while Maya and Walthour chase a late-pacing finish. final results show Walthour narrowly beating Maya by a half lap in a grueling 24 mile pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Maya
Erie
Charles River Park
R. A. Walthour
Harry Elkes
Maya
Walthour
Pikes
Elkes
Bilkes
Felkes
Cc. L. Kimball
Kimball
M. L. Hurley
L. Kimball
P. F. Logan
E. G
James Currie
Sam Sulkin
M. Bigelow
H. Sneider
W. G. Holbrook
F. L. Partridge
A. R. Urquhart
Matt Downey
Matt Carnes
Logan
Townsend
Currie
Seboomook Wins At Marblehead Yacht Race
Seboomook with B A Smith wins by a decisive margin in the Corinthian midsummer series race at Marblehead. Sally VI breaks main boom and withdraws. Calypso and L Aiglon did not start. Seventy-footers and 18-foot classes competed in brisk south-southwest breeze with diverse results across multiple classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Seboomook
Chewink II
Sally
Gloucester
Calypso
L’ Aiglon
Little Haste
Sumner Foster
Sintram
Turpoo
Babs
Suzanne
Opitsah Ir
Archer’s Rock
Windward
C. Mercy Buoy
Half Way Rock
Bowditch's Ledge
Gooseberry Ledge
H. m
B. A. Smith
Sawendace
Reginald Boardman
Porcupine
C. H. W. Foster
Tabasco III
H. H. Wiggin
Katherine
H. C. Sears
Rooster I
Adams Bros
Ase Thelma
Livingstone Davis
J. E. Robinson
Chloris, Cheney and Lanning
W. P. Fowle
Tunipoo, Cooley & Humphrey
Miladi Sr
F. R. Adams
Ieeephere Question
J. H. Hunt
Ma Owerae
Savage
J. A. Lawrence
Scrapper
W. C. Loring, Jr
Rattler
A. D. Irving
Wien
BE. B. Alvord
Chasen
D. H. Follett
Yarico
W. H. Rothwell
Louise
E. McWilliams
Sally IV
H. W. Mason
Nohoko
R. K. Safford
F. W. Brewster
Opitsah II
C. F. Tillinghast
Ruth
H. S. Wheelock
Dabster
E. P. Kelith
L. M. Clark
Jacobin
T. E. King
Aspenet
E. W. Remick
Scapegoat
George W. Mansfield
W. O. Keith
H. S. Goodwin
George Hayo
Railroad baggage master charged with stealing mails
Nelson Vandenberg a baggage master on the New York Central running Boston to Albany was arrested yesterday on a United States mails theft charge. He pleaded not guilty before Commissioner Fiske and was held in 500 dollars bond until August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Vandenberg
United States
Vandenberg
New York Central Railroad
Boston
Albany
Fiske
Hamilton Beats Briggs In 15-Round Bout At Bellows Falls
Jack Hamilton defeated Jimmy Briggs in a 15 round boxing match at Bellows Falls Vermont. Hamilton attacked throughout while Briggs displayed strong defence. A forehead cut opened in round three and Hamilton scored a clean knock down in round eighteen. Referee was Jerry Reagan of Worcester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Jack Hamilton
Jimmy Briggs
Hamilton
Briggs
Jerry Reagan
Worcester
Watch Umbrella Heels and Shoes Tie Up Court
Thomas Meehan faced arrest after allegedly leasing and pawning a watch from Goddard Credit Company. Inspectors Hart and Sheehan detained him. a judge filed the complaint causing Meehan to faint. Joseph Gilman was charged with stealing two umbrellas and assaulting owner Michael Regan. he received a one month sentence on appeal. Morris Wallackstein, boot and shoe shop proprietor on Prince Street, opened last Sunday and was fined $65 on a guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Meehan
Goddard Credit Company
Hart
Sheehan
Joseph Gilman
Michael Regan
Morris Wallackstein
Prince Street
Sheriff Pearson in Portland Seeming Steady But Fading Strength
Poland Me July 31 The condition of Sheriff Pearson of Portland shows no marked change with a comfortable night and stable day. Those in attendance report he is not as strong as a week ago and appears to be gradually losing strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Pearson
Portland
Blue and White Party At Winthrop Yacht Club
A large turnout of yachtsmen and ladies attended a blue and white party at the Winthrop Yacht Club house. Guests wore blue attire for men and white for women, with the hall decorated in blue and white electric lights and lighted streamers, and organizers Mrs. C. G. Bird Mrs. Hodder Mrs. Chesterton and Mrs. Mirick guiding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Yacht Club
C. G. Bird
Hodder
Chesterton
Mirick
No Advance in Yarn Mills at New Bedford Meeting
A conference in New Bedford with Secretaries Morris O'Donnell James Tansey of Fall River and others from the Spinners and Carders unions and J Frank Knowles and James B Stanton of the New England Cotton Yarn Corporation reported worse yarn market conditions than four months ago. Mills operate 14 percent fewer spindles than then, delaying any wage increase for spinning and carding room help. Union reps will report back to their locals for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Morris O'Donnell
James Tansey
Fall River
Ross and Waldron
Alanah Whyatt
William Hall
J. Frank Knowles
James B. Stanton
New England Cotton Yarn Corporation
Taunton
Knowles
Prosecution of Henry F. Coe Not Expected
Henry F. Coe, ex treasurer of Bowker Fertilizer and Dudley Hosiery Mills of Newton, likely will not be prosecuted after a confession of using Bowker funds for Dudley. Coe claims no personal gain. officials say no criminal action is planned due to his age. He is a longtime director at a major city savings bank and two fire insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Coe
Bowker Fertilizer Company
Dudley Hosiery Mills
Newton
Coe
Mr. Coe
Higginson
Robert S. Gorham
Jamaicans Discuss Annexation or Federation with United States
Kingston reports the Chamber of Commerce condemns imperial neglect of the West Indies and rejects a proposed grant. Speakers urge annexation to the United States while others propose federation with Canada. most writers favor annexation as a last resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
West Indies
United States
Canada
Relief grant explained for West Indies sugar planters
In the House of Commons Colonial Secretary Chamberlain explains a 1 250 000 grant to aid sugar planters in the British West Indies. He notes brighter prospects after the Brussels convention ends sugar bounties, a developing fruit steamship trade, and new coal, diamond, and gold prospects in Trinidad and British Guiana. The 1908 bounty abolition must be bridged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British West Indies
Chamberlain
West Indies
Trinidad
Islands
British Guiana
France greets Elihu Root on arrival in Le Havre
General Pistor of the French army boarded the steamship La Savoie to greet American Secretary of War Elihu Root on landing in France. Pistor said the government salutes Root and hopes his stay in France will be agreeable before Root proceeds to Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pistor
Havre
Pistol
la Savoie
Elihu Root
Root
France
American Republic
Paris
Poor Woman Found Wealth in Cash Hidden for Years
Miss Mary Kelleher of 304 Warren Avenue Brockton may be worth $4000 in cash hidden long ago. The 67 year old, who earned 15 to 17 cents an hour washing clothes, is affected by mono mania and will be moved to a home as the search concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mary Kelleher
Warren Avenue
Kelleher
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America
Campania
Democrat
Durand
H. Ward
W. J. Clothier
I. C. Wright
W. E. Putnam, Jr
A. L. Hoskins
S. F. Wise
T. F. Eames
L. Perry
A. S. Pier
R. Bishop
B. F. Merrill
W.W. E. Putnam, Jr
H. F. Allen
R. D
G. F. Wrenn, Jr
Perry
Blagden
Atkinson
J. Codman
Horton
Codman
Wright
Seaver
Pier
L. FE. Ware
R. F
H. L. Doherty
J. W. Pierce
Duffy's Pure
Blue and White
Will
A.conan Doyle
The
Baskervilles
Sherlock Holmes
England
Grant
London
House of Commons
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