Fierce Attack on Senator Lodge at Squantum Dinner
Eugene N. Foss denounces Senator Henry Cabot Lodge as a enemy of reciprocity and U S commercial interests at a Waltham Business Men's Association dinner in Squantum Massachusetts. Representatives and local leaders push back defending Lodge while others praise his stance and note Senator Hoar's illness.
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Eugene N. Foss
Henry Cabot Lodge
Waltham Business Men’s Association
Squantum
Senator Lodge
United States
Massachusetts
Senate
McKinley
Washington
Lodge & Clark
Home Market Club
Buffalo
McKkinley
John A. Kasson
McKinsey and Dingley
Republican Party
Roosevelt
MccKinley
Baxter
Medford
Foss
Walham
Congress
Lodge
Doty
John F. Fitzgerald
Senator Hoar
New England
E.f
Waltham
Arrests in Boston Trust Scheme Shake City
Federal agents arrested North American Trust officers in Boston on charges of conspiracy to defraud. The scheme claimed to offer home purchases or loans without interest, but records show little or no real value delivered. Investors, about 10,000 strong, paid weekly into contracts intended to buy autos and property, yet no purchases were secured and nearly all funds vanished. The operation spanned multiple New England cities with offices in Tremont Street and beyond.
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North American Trust
Tremont Street
Jernegan
United States
Ruhl
Waters
The
John Marshalbi Barry
Francis Webster
Concern
Barry
Jérnegan Sea Water Gold Company
Boston
New England
Miller Syndicate
Post Office
Mass
Russians Reported Trapped in Major Russian Losses
Late despatches say Russian divisions under Generals Stakelberg and Zaroubalieff were cut off from Kuropatkin by General Nodzu and may be captured or destroyed. On the left flank the Japanese rush ammunition and prepare to strike to isolate Kuropatkin’s main army.
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London
Stakelberg
Zaroubaieff
Nodzu
Kuropatkin
ST. Petersburg
Zaroubalieff
Anxiety Felt For Sen Hoar In Serious Illness
Worcester Aug 4. Senator Hoar’s condition is serious due to lumbago and malaria with slow recovery likely keeping him from politics for months. The family says he is ill, improving slowly, and unable to perform public duties or campaigns soon. The notice cites repeated bed rest and limited public appearances during the last session.
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Worcester
Hoar
Washington
Congress
Capitol
Senate
Massachusetts
Sutton
Colonel Stoddard
Sons of the American Rsevolution
Stuart
Mystery in Drugging of Girl at Lyndeboro Place
Police investigated a reported assault after a girl named Lily Barrymore, 102 Carver Street, was found insensible at 1 Lyndeboro place. Alexander Thompson fought officers and denied the assault as Thompson was detained for intoxication. the girl was moved to Relief Hospital with a serious condition.
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Relief Hospital
Lillian Barrymore
Carver Street
Station 4
Lyndeboro Place
Brown
Allen
Division 4
Carver and
Tremont Streets
Alexander Thompson
Thompson
James Hughes
Boston Drops Lead in AL Race as Cubs Rally
Boston lost the lead in the American league race after a defeat at Cleveland while Chicago beat Washington. Captain Collins says Boston will regain first place in a day or two and expects more wins from Detroit than Chicago gains from Philadelphia. The champions played poorly with an 11 to 1 score against them.
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Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Collins
Detroit
Philadelphia
Car Crew Held for B W Wreck
Worcester August 4 Edgar J Balcom conductor on the eastbound car in the head on collision of cars on the Boston Worcester street railway arrested at his North Natick home on manslaughter charge. In Westboro District Court his case was continued for a hearing. When officers called at William Dunn motorman on the eastbound car he was not present but would appear in court in Westboro tomorrow morning.
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Worcester
Edgar J. Balcom
Boston & Worcester Street Railway
North Natick
Westboro
William Dunn
Fight For Life With Burglar In Roxbury Home
Charles L. Pettee of 69 Warwick Street Roxbury fought for his life when a burglar broke in late last night. Patrolman Davis arrived after Pettee shouted and captured the intruder Thomas E Place 22 of 801 Huntington Avenue. Place had silver watch five gold rings cigars and bric a brac in his possession. The struggle lasted over 15 minutes until Pettee locked the burglar in a small room and he was booked for breaking and entering and larceny.
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Charles L. Pette
Warwick Street
Roxbury
Davis
Pettee
Thomas E. Place
Huntington Avenue
Boston and vicinity Friday Weather Forecast
A forecast for Boston and surrounding areas calls for partly cloudy conditions on Friday. Expect mild temperatures with light winds and no precipitation indicated.
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Boston and Vicinity
Tourists Drown Near Bear Island in Nova Scotia
A party of eight American tourists aboard Commodore Irwin's yacht Ouida were landed at Bear Island. The 10 foot tender swamped in a basin area near the island, eight people were aboard and seven were drowned. One man survived and was expected to recover at Bear River.
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Halifax
N. S
Bear Island
Commodore Irwin
Ouida
Charles Hersey
Pinkney
Bear River
Smith’s Cove
Bear River Station
Purdy
Jackson
Bear Island War
S. Thomson
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Harbor View House
Herbert Hatfield
Americans in Hayti Stone Attacked as City Turmoil Grows
In Hayti on August 4 the city faced disorder as Americans hoisted the Stars and Stripes on homes and sought refuge at the American legation amid a pursuing mob. Carriages with flags carried citizens to safety while police patrols were deployed to protect residents and Syrian stores.
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Port AU Brince
Hayti
Legation
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Dorchester
New Bedford
Leominster
Salem
Lowell
Haverhill
Providence
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Portland
Sen. Hoar
Sanford
Ginger
Sen-H-C
Cong Fitzgerald
Canada
Bostons
Digby, N.S
George Leach
Nasonville
R. I
Digby
Vedita
O'Reilly
New York
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