Brigade To End Tour of Duty Today at Framingham
Twenty minutes of sun clear the parade ground after a thunderstorm as the brigade review and evening parade proceed. Brigadier General Clark leads drills then shelter tent practice while signals detail under Lt Belcher tests routes to camp. Capt Davis of the Seventeenth Infantry receives clock and gifts from officers, later honored with a silver flask. Total brigade strength is 119 officers and 1482 enlisted men as encampment nears mobilization in Boston.
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South Framingham
Clark
Boston
Signal Corps
Robert Belcher
Framingham Centre
Frank Shattuck
Shattuck
Saxonville Road
Toms Hill
Robert N. Davis
Seventeenth Infantry
Pierce
Frederick A. Luther
Davis
F. J. Taylor
Ambrose Clogher
Thomas W. Doyle
H. H. Warren
Aeronaut James K. Allen lands balloon at Chelsea after eight mile ascent
Aeronaut James K. Allen directed a balloon from Boston Common, zigzagging over the harbor areas and landing safely near the Forbes boat club in Chelsea after an eight mile flight. About 10 000 onlookers watched as he guided the craft despite a strong southwesterly wind.
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James K. Allen
Forbes Boat Club
Chelsea
Allen
Boston
Revere Beach
George C. Hussey
Comedian Otis B Thayer Files for Bankruptcy
Otis B Thayer a leading Castle Square Theatre comedian filed a petition in U S District Court seeking adjudication of bankruptcy. He lists assets of 23875 and unclear value. Creditors include eighteen actors and actresses claiming salaries totaling 1416 and Joann L Sullivan with 150. The sole asset is a quarter interest in the play A Square Deal now under litigation and uncertain value.
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Otis B. Thayer
Castle Square Theatre
United States District Court
Joann L. Sullivan
Attacks North Trade Pact Opposed by Trade Groups
The Home Market Club and the National Association of Wool Manufacturers oppose the trade agreement with Germany arranged by the North Commission. 8S. N. D. North, longtime secretary of the wool association and former part of the commission, is named as a linked figure.
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Home Market Club
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
N. D. North
Germany
North Commission
Italian Tailor Guilty of Hair Snatching in Revere
Frank Frigolatti 24 of 106 Court Street faced Chelsea Municipal Court on an assault charge after pursuing former sweetheart Miss Myra Grace of 14 Beachland Avenue Revere. Grace testified she was followed at 12:50 AM and that Frigolatti cut off her hair with a pocket knife after threatening her. He pleaded guilty and received one month probation.
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Frank Frigolatti
Court Street
Judge Stearns
Chelsea Municipal Court
Myra Grace
Beachland Avenue
Revere
Washington
Summer Streets
Boston
Waban
Frigolatti
Frank
Miss
Portents in Oyster Bay Spark Speculation on Roosevelt
Oyster Bay residents ponder two portents seen yesterday. A split carved eagle on Theodore Roosevelt’s Governor era chair at the public library fuels talk that his fortune may decline. A bright, fixed light above Sagamore Hill is cited as a sign that Roosevelt will lead the nation for another four years.
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Oyster Bay
Louise Denton
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bar
BoGhOosian in New York arrival and inquiries
Garabed Boghoosian, cousin of Hampartzoomian the Hundhagist murderer, will travel from Boston with County Detective Reardon to identify the prisoner and inform District Attorney Jerome of his cousin's ties to Father Martoogessian. Reardon previously located the cousin at a Chelsea barber shop and a Lowell meeting with an uncle who refused aid, amid ongoing inquiries into Hunghagist links. Deputy Commissioner Woods notes Arshag of Boston, former editor of Travn Haieniatz, was examined, with results undisclosed.
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New York
Garabed Boghoosian
Hampartzoomian
Boston
Reardon
Jerome
Martoogessian
Washington Street
Chelsea
Mass
Lowell
Khachadorian
Stephen Matoian
Matoian
Arshag
Woman Held as Suspect in KatieTietschler Murder
New York police press on with the Katie Tietschler case. Coroner Harburger moves to avoid a miscarriage of justice, sending Annie Messner alias Dora Messmer alias Louise Epstein to the Tombs without bail and detaining Gaetano Rippolone, an Italian cobbler, after the body’s discovery in a tenement basement at 203 First Avenue.
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New York
Katie Tietschler
Harburger
Annie Messner
Dora Messmer
Louise Epstein
Gaetano Rippolone
First Avenue
Corean troops mutiny as clash with Japanese leaves dozens dead
In Seoul a battalion of Corean troops mutinied against the Emperor's disbandment order, refused to surrender arms, and fought Japanese forces with rifles and machine guns. Reports say about 60 Coreans and 40 Japanese were killed or wounded. The fighting has ceased and the American consulate was struck by bullets but no injuries occurred. The city is deemed safe.
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Seoul
Boy Balloonist Shot From Cannon at Cambridge Common
Henry J Ether, the boy aeronaut, soared from Cambridge Common in a daring cannon launch aided by a hot air balloon. After a rifle signal triggered the fall, the parachute slowed his rapid descent and he landed safely in a tree near Arlington street and Washington avenue amid cheering by hundreds.
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Henry J. Ether
Cambridge Common
Ether
Post
Arlington Street
Washington Avenue
Napoleon Newlywed Baby Named in Readership Contest
The newborn boy now known as Napoleon Newlywed was chosen from reader suggestions. Creator Mr. McManus says the name fits the baby and the family name. Readers are thanked for participating and the contest ends with happy tidings for the Post family.
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Napoleon
McManus
Post
Augustus St Gaudens Gravely Ill in Cornish
Augustus St Gaudens the sculptor is seriously ill at his home in Cornish New Hampshire with grave fears for his recovery. He has been in failing health for over a year and has declined rapidly in the past month.
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Cornish
N. H
Augustus St. Gaudens
Vardaman Gains Ground in Mississippi Election Battle
Jackson August 2 reports show Williams headquarters lowering expected plurality to 6500. Vardaman supporters claim Williams leads by 1800 votes and say a Vardaman win remains possible.
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Jackson
Williams
Vardaman
Labor Notes on Boilermakers and Hatters Meetings
James A. Spears addressed Boilermakers' 250 last night on craft conditions nationwide noting stronger Chicago unity and control of the industrial situation. The Roxbury Association 14, N. A. 8. E. observed its 12th anniversary with remarks from N A members and state and city officials. Boston Hatmakers discuss adjusted tensions with National Manufacturers' Association while Eugene Rielly is named delegate and Jacob Pelser alternate to the State AFL convention.
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Boilermakers’ Union
James A. Spears
Chicago
Brotherhood
Roxbury Association
N. A
Theodore N. Kelsey
Lowell
P. Ht. Hogan
George A. Leavitt
Newburyport
Ollie V. Petersen
William Wixted
Boston
United Hatters’ Union
Charles Morris
Boston Hatmakers Union
National Manufacturers’ Association
Eugene Rielly
The
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Jacob Pelser
Post finds missing boy and grateful mothers praise paper
A Beverly mother thanks the Post after locating her son George F. Brown who had been missing since February. The paper had printed notices about the Lyons and Brown cases, helping reunite families within hours of publication.
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Post
C. Jennette
Cabot Street
Beverly
Bridget Lyons
Tremont Street
Jennette
Springfield
Mass
Stearns Park Hotel
Lyons
George F. Brown
Boston
Boston's Greetings from Old Boston's Sons and Daughters
Poem celebrates returning Boston expatriates and the city’s enduring glory. It extols Boston as the hub of the world with rivers, hills, and ocean shores, praising its culture, arts, and influence while welcoming visitors and urging them to forget past grief.
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Old Boston
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