New Camp Opens for Open Air Tuberculosis Care
The Mattapan camp known as the Prendergast Camp opens at Ashland and Harvard streets for open air therapy. Managed by the Boston Association for the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis, it serves 12 men and 20 children with meals, beds, and activities, under Miss McIntyre and overseen by Drs Minot and Stone with Miss Hyams.
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Mattapan
Ashland
Harvard Streets
Boston Association For the Relief and Control of
James M. Prendergast
Prendergast
Franklin Park
Miss McIntyre
James J. Minot
Arthur K. Stone
Isabel F
McIntyre
Henry E. Paulson
Taft Announces West South Tour Route in White House Car
President Taft plans a 13 000 mile journey starting September 15 from Boston on his 62nd birthday. His party includes Secretary Fred W. Carpenter and Archibald Butt as military adviser. The trip covers the Royal Gorge, Alaska Yukon Exposition in Seattle, Yosemite Valley, Grand Canyon, Rio Grande crossing at El Paso, a Mississippi River sail to New Orleans, and a four day stay on his brother’s ranch near Corpus Christi. The tour will be one of the longest presidential journeys, with the White House effectively on wheels.
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Washington
Taft
Boston
Fred W. Carpenter
Archibald W. Butt
White House
Royal Gorge
Rocky Mountains
Seattle
Yosemite Valley
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Mexico
Rio Grande
el Paso
Mississippi River
St. Louis
New Orleans
Charles PR. Taft
Corpus Christi
Tex
United
Chicago
Marbles Gambling Declared Illegal by Judge
Washington August 6 The court says boys who play marbles for keeps are gamblers and liable to punishment for violating the law. Judge Wimball delivered the dictum.
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Washington
Wimball
Bargains Sweep Siegel Stores From Gookin and Schmoele
Henry Siegel Company offers entire stock from Mme Gookin Co Temple Place and from Schmoele Co Philadelphia at two cents on the dollar. Shoppers gain rare bargain prices and access to excellent goods across both stores.
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Henry Siegel Company
Mme. Gookin Company
Temple Place
Schmoele & Co
Philadelphia
Bars Close Fighting in Coming War Game
Massachusetts state maneuvers cost about 165000 with 140000 for pay plus 15000 subsistence and 10000 transport. Precautions rise from Middleboro to Provincetown as farmers secure farms and fences. Umpires will prevent close combat and orders limit rations and actions during the simulated conflict.
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State House
Massachusetts
Cape
Middleboro
Provincetown
Coal Dealers Face Trouble In Malden Court
Mrs Diana Fay weighing officer for the Eastern Avenue Coal Company was fined 25 in Malden Court for short weighting a ton of coal. George H Warren a director in the Eastern Coal Company faced related bribery charges tied to the case. both matters adjourned to next Tuesday.
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Diana Fay
Eastern Avenue Coal Company
Malden
Bruce
George H. Warren
Eastern Coal Company
William E. Dunn
Neville
Dunn
Judge Clary’s Jurisdiction Question At Supreme Court
An East Boston man seeks administration of the poor debtor’s oath, prompting a citation for Judge Albert BE Clary to appear before the Supreme Court next Tuesday. The Lewis J. Bird Company backs the move, arguing Judge Clary lacks jurisdiction after a $375 judgment and subsequent court proceedings.
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East Boston
Albert BE. Clary
East Boston District Court
Supreme Court
Lewis J. Bird Company
Clary
Miller
Brighton
The
Bird Company
Hammond
Burglar Uses Dumb Waiter To Loot Arlington Bake Shop
James F. Barry of Arlington broke into N. J. Hardy’s bake shop on Massachusetts Avenue by entering through a cellar window and climbing in via a dumb waiter. Inspector Hooley arrested him outside. $8.25 in marked money was found on Barry. The shop has suffered several recent break-ins with loot over $100. Barry was a former bakery employee.
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James F. Barry
Arlington
N. J. Hardy
Massachusetts Avenue
Inspector Hooley
Barry
Unidentified man killed by freight train at depot
An unidentified man was instantly killed by a freight train in the Boston and Maine railroad depot tonight in Salem.
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Salem
Boston & Maine Railroad
Eddy By Law Ignored At New York Church
Visitors flocked to the First Church of Christ Scientist in Central Park West to view rooms vacated under a by law by Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy. The dispute centers on offices used by Augusta E Stetson and 15 others and a passageway linking Stetson’s home to the church. A Stetson spokesman said Eddy’s new rule may apply more widely than first thought.
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New York
Church of Christ, Scientist
Central Park West
Ninety-sixth Street
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Augusta E. Stetson
Church by law drives Christian Science offices to offsite locations
Observers say a new by law will force practitioners away from church connected offices and into external locations. Mrs. Stetson remains a dominant figure though some doubt her future within the movement. Opportunities and tensions persist regarding property and potential shifts in leadership across the church.
Mad Dog Terror Strikes Arlington Kids
In Arlington four children were seriously bitten by a large dog as police hunted the animal through town. Reports said the dog snapped at youths on Massachusetts Avenue and in Fast Arlington before disappearing. The bitten children were treated by the town physician and sent home.
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Arlington
Massachusetts Avenue
Fast
Cambridge
Rexall Orderlies Recommended for Constipation Relief
An ad appeals to aged readers to use Rexall Orderlies, promising full refund if not satisfied. It claims the tablets are pleasant to consume, beneficial to the system, cause no griping, and relieve constipation. Available in two sizes, 10c and 25c, at Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores.
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Rexall
Riker-Jaynes Drug
Joy trips for paper men at New England harbor tour
The National Paper Trade Association held its semi annual convention at the Hotel Somerset. After a brief business session, attendees toured Massachusetts Bay aboard the Old Colony, with a dinner in Pe nce before returning to Boston around 11. The itinerary continues today.
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National Paper Trade Association
Somerset
New England
Old Colony
Massachusetts Bay
Pennce
Boston
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Burrows Place
Siegel
Parker
Henry L. Williams
George H. Benyon
Joseph J. Kelley
Henry
JL. Kincaide
Jesse F. Stevens
Edward J. Giden
John Bigelow
J.C. D. Clark
Ambulance Corps
Signal Corps
Howard I. Rogers
Carl Reichman
United States Regulars
Tenth Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
Eddy
Stetson
Steson
Setson
Riverside Drive
U. S
Snow&son
North Market St
Hilton
Thee Hilton
Washington St
Newark—Broad and
Market Sts
Broadway
Chestnut St
37Th St
Plymouth
Holyoke
Mt. Tom
Joseph B. Thomas
American Sugar Refining Company
Forest Hills Cemetery
Mr. Osgood
Church of the Ascension
Roxbury
W. L. Douglas
W.l.douglas
W. Cem DE Setyr
W.L. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Washington Street
Court Street
Howard Street
Hanover Street
Summer Street
Lincoln Street
Dudley Street
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