Parker Quiet Day At Kingston During Campaign Visit
Esopus New York July 31 Judge Parker enjoyed a calm day with no callers or political mentions. He attended church in Kingston with his mother wife and grandson. They returned in Parker Hall’s launch while Mrs Parker stays at Rosemount until the notification ceremonies.
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N. Y
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Kings
Ton
Parker Hall
Kingston
Mary Parker
Rosemount
Cortland
Big Contenders for The Massachusetts Senate Presidency
The race for the Massachusetts Senate presidency heats up with candidates including Francis H. Appleton, William F. Dana, William A. Nye, and others from Boston, Peabody, Newton, Falmouth, New Bedford, Lowell, Milton. Both parties campaign hard as street railway forces back Dana against Appleton while Republicans clash.
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Massachusetts Senate
Senate
House
Francis H. Appleton
Peabody
William F. Dana
Newton
William A. Nye
Falmouth
William J. Bullock
New Bedford
Daniel W
Dana
Appleton
Lynn Man Is Drowned In West Lynn Bathing Area
Clarence Conrad a 19 year old resident of Lynn drowned while bathing at West Lynn late this evening. He ventured beyond his depth in nine feet of water and could not be saved despite the efforts of about twenty onlookers. His body was recovered two hours later by Officer Tarbox and Francis Graham.
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Lynn
West Lynn
Clarence Conrad
Tarbox
Francis Graham
Massachusetts pastor resigns for Iowa college post
Easthampton July 31 The Rev J D Stoops today resigned as pastor of the First Congregational Church having accepted a call to the chair of philosophy at Grinnell College Iowa.
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Easthampton
J. D. Stoops
First Congregational Church
Grinnell College
Iowa
Singin' Incident Ends in Stabbing on Acton Street
Isaiah Mulkey, a colored man, was stabbed in the shoulder Saturday night during a quarrel with Charles Henry on Acton Street. Mulkey told police he began to sing, Henry protested, then stabbed him. Mulkey said he defended himself with cane movements learned in Paris dueling schools.
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Acton Street
Charles Henry
Station 5
Mulkey
Henry
Paris
Crowds At Revere Beach Grow As Sunday Licenses Debated
A warm day at Revere Beach attracted up to 75 000 visitors. The state bath house saw heavy business with 57 percent entering the water, including 1 390 women. No incidents were reported, but lost children required returns to parents. Amusement operators condemned the Selectmen for Sunday license refusals and warned of political shifts in March. Manager O Neill of Point of Pines closed operations sparking talks of similar actions. some hope to win Sunday licenses for the rest of the season if the Board changes stance.
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Revere Beach
Bath House
William H. O'Neill
Point of Pines
Raid at Rainbow Cottage Nets Seven in Revere
Police raided a gambling game at 198 Ocean Avenue Revere surrounding the Rainbow cottage. Seven men were arrested for gaming after a nighttime rush led by Inspector Moore and officers. They were booked then bailed. Those charged include Henry Talberth and Hugh Johnson of Revere Francis Smith of Arlington William Kline of Temple Street Isaac Mull of Boston Harry Canavan of Somerville and George Kessenger, a Pennsylvania resident.
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Ocean Avenue
Revere
Inspector Moore
Devine
Folger
Collins
Walton
Henry Talberth
Hugh Johnson
Francis Smith
Arlington
William Kline
Temple Street
Isaac Mull
Brewer Place
Boston
Harry Canavan
Somerville
George Kessenger
Pennsylvania
Revere Police Seize Liquors In City Raids
Under Chief Herbert West raids on unlicensed places along Ocean avenue and the boulevard in Revere Beach yielded liquor. Sergeant Bickford’s squad seized 12 gallons of lager beer and bottles at Margaret De Grasse’s premises, while Annie Riley’s site produced 2 1/2 gallons of lager beer and empty bottles. Daniel Demerritt’s Ocean avenue location had whiskey wine and ale confiscated.
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Herbert West
Metropolitan Police
Boulevard
Revere Beach
Ocean Avenue
Bickford
Hawkins
Margaret de Grasse
Annie Riley
Daniel Demerritt
New Evidence in Burns Case Sparks Murder Probe
Investigations reveal new proof that Marlboro jewelry salesman Frank Burns was murdered near Athol. Walter E. Smith, held on larceny charges, is linked to the case. State Detective Murray, who found the evidence, anticipates public details soon and says the body’s discovery is crucial. Athol mills closing swells the search force as Chief Shaw plans to supervise locally. State police boost confidence amid ongoing developments.
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Athol
Walter E. Smith
Burns
Murray
Worcester
Shaw
Loyal Boston Lodge Outing Aboard New Brunswick Steamer
The Loyal Boston Lodge of the United Order of Friendship Masons Union held its 16th annual outing aboard the steamer New Brunswick yesterday. A jolly crowd exceeded capacity with many turned away. A on board concert featured John Conley, William Phillips, Gerard Russo, and Professor Hastings. Notable guest Past Prev. Grand Master George Emsley of England attended.
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New Brunswick
Boston
M. U
John Conley
William Phillips
Gerard Russo
Professor Hastings
Yesterday's weather mixed heat and coolness
Yesterday featured a wide swing in temperatures from 71 at dawn to 90 at 2 PM and back to 77 by 8 PM. Ice vendors prospered at midday as the heat wore on, while residents and men in the streets sought shade and cooler breezes. By dusk the day cooled, coats becoming necessary again.
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Sol
Single Tax Rally Draws Thousands on Boston Common
Doherty led a Fall River strike remedy speech on Boston Common with Socialists and gospel preachers drawing crowds. About 10,000 visited the Common and Public Garden for concerts, swan boats, and G. A. R. week preparations. Doherty urged government ownership of lands and coal mines and cited low wages.
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Doherty
Boston Common
Charles Street
America
Washington Monument
Boy hit by electric car in Cambridge injures leg
A six year old boy, John A H Wine, of 156 Brookline Street Cambridge, was struck by an electric car while crossing the car track at Brookline and Allston streets yesterday. He suffered a crushed leg and multiple bruises and was taken to Cambridge Hospital.
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Allston Streets
Cambridge
Little John AH. Wine
Brookline Street
Cambridge Hospital
Heavy engine saved express in Cedar Hill wreck
In Cedar Hill freight yard near New Haven the Hartford division wrecked when White Mountain express collided with a freight train. Engine No 252 bore the impact and buried its nose in earth. engineer James A McIntosh died. Passengers escaped with a shaking up as six freight cars were wrecked. Body sent to New Rochelle to a sister.
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New Haven
James A. McIntosh
New Rochelle
Wife Will Aid Chamberlain in Tory Rise
London reports the re entry into society of Mr and Mrs Chamberlain after mourning marks the start of a long effort to place him as prime minister. Mrs Chamberlain plans a conservative salon to rally party forces while Mr Chamberlain and his followers press the Liberal administration in a campaign across the winter and general election.
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London
Marchioness of
Londonderry
Farm figure Avery Killed In Carriage Accident
Huntington July 31 John G Avery about 60 a noted farmer and horse raiser was killed this afternoon while driving his son and two summer boarders to the railroad station. A rear wheel collapsed, he was thrown out, dragged by the reins and fatally struck his head on a tree.
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Huntington
John G. Avery
Avery
Franklin Engineer Fatally Hurt In Car Incident
James Cooper, a locomotive engineer from Franklin, Mass., fell under a moving car at the Hautereve Club near Providence. The rear truck passed over his legs, leading to knee amputations. He underwent surgery at St. Joseph's Hospital with slim chances of recovery.
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R. J
Hautereve Club
James Cooper
Franklin
Mass
St. Joseph's Hospital
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