Mayor Approves Laying Out of Four New Streets
Mayor Peters approved the laying out and construction of four Boston streets. Brenton street Dorchester from Glen way to Greenwood street Stark street Charlestown from Cambridge to Ro land street Thorndike street Brighton from Commonwealth avenue to Brook line Melton road Brighton from Wallingford road to Colonial road Nottingham road.
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Peters
Boston Streets
Brenton Street
Dorchester
Glenway
Greenwood Street
Stark Street
Charlestown
Cambridge
Roland Street
Thorndike Street
Brighton
Commonwealth Avenue
Brookline
Melton Road
Wallingford Road
Colonial Road
Nottingham Road
Roosevelt to Campaign for GOP in Three States
Col Theodore Roosevelt will campaign for the Republican ticket from late August until election day. He will begin with two speeches in New Jersey and St Lawrence county New York, then head to Maine for several talks before the election.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
New Jersey
St. Lawrence County
Maine
SLAIN MAN EX-AGENT OF CZAR
New Haven reports indicate Frank Sokolowsky an ex agent of the czar and former Czar's bodyguard was murdered by his wife. Special investigators trace his record and note ties to international labor missions.
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New Haven
Frank Sokolowsky
Sokolowsky Case Moves Toward New York Return
The wife of the fugitive Sokolowsky, arrested in New York last Sunday, is en route to join him here from the Tombs. She sheds light on his Europe and North American career while withholding key police questions. Officials discuss his alleged roles as czarist bodyguard and secret police head, his eight language fluency, and work for Canada and the Dominion governments. Coroner Mix and detectives pursue further extradition papers and interviews as the case unfolds.
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New York
Europe
Sokolowsky
Orloffor Orloffski
Azeff
Czar
England
Russia
Siberia
Canada
Dominion
Toronto
Ottawa
Montreal
Confederation of Labor
John Henry Bell
Church of All Nations
New York City
Jacob Goodhart
Arthur Goodenough
Trinity Methodist Church
John H. Bell
Methodist Church
Goodhart
Currier
Hartford
Holcomb
Albany
Smith
Woburn Adopts 1920 Tax Rate Rise Under Mayor Golden
Mayor Golden announced last night that Woburn will set the 1920 tax rate at $26 per thousand, an increase of $1.70. The move raises the levy as the city plans services and budgeting for the new year.
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Woburn
Golden
Barney Testifies On Middlesex Auto Ring Before Grand Jury
Herman I Barney former convict and escapee testified for about 20 minutes to Middlesex county grand jury on auto theft ring. He spoke after a lengthy conference with Assistant District Attorney George S Harvey and will reappear today. Attorney Samuel Spring leads the probe for the attorney general while Edward H Abbott Jr represented the office. A Cambridge police official with knowledge of the auto system was summoned to the attorney general’s office after the session.
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Herman I. Barney
Deininger
Middlesex County
Charlestown State Prison
Barney
Fielding
Suffolk County
Georges
Harvey
Samuel Spring
California
Edward H. Abbott, Jr
Attorney-General
Cambridge
Child Dies After Auto Truck Run Over In Roxbury
John Rutledge four years old of 186 Heath street Roxbury died at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital yesterday afternoon from injuries after being run over by an auto truck on Heath street near Walden street. His skull was fractured.
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John Rutledge
Heath Street
Roxbury
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Walden Street
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New England Piano and Phonograph Co
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Winsor
B. O. & G. C. Wilson, Inc
Holland
O.ulrore
Middlesex
Argonne
Equipment Hall Motor CO
Dorr
Haddock
Downtown Fish and Meat Department
Canal Street
North Station
Uptown Fish and Meat Department
Houghton & Dutton Co
Park Street
Ward
Orange Crash Co
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Los Angeles
Purboxia Company
Norway Street
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