Star Graft Cases Loom in Boston Coal Deals
The New York coal man Maurice H. Klouse faced indictments for selling the city Green River coal. District Attorney Hill hopes to take up the cases in October as municipal graft trials, possibly just before Boston voters decide Plans 1 and 2 on the new city charter in November.
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Maurice H. Klouse
New York
Old Finance Commission
Green River
Grand
Boston
Hill
Klouse
Court House
Fitzgerald
Graft cases loom in Boston elections as steel hearings loom
Assistant Attorney Curtis handles altercation over Klause indictments tied to coal graft actions in Boston. District Attorney Hill outlines steel case schedule with Boston Agreement on Sept 20 and other hearings Sept 27 and Oct 4. KLous case to follow. Curley Donovan dispute remains under Board investigation with no immediate action planned.
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Curtis
Klause
Hill
Green River
Boston
Maurice H. Klous
Klous
Klaus
Jerome
New York
Phildelphia
Joseph D. Hills
Curley
Board of Aldermen
Donovan
Alderman Attridge
Chairrman Brand
Stars of Beauty to Beam on the Hub in Boston
Boston readers will welcome a parade of esteemed foreign actresses led by Marie Tempest as she joins Alla Nazimova Mary Moore Adrienne Augarde and Gertie Millar for the season. The lineup promises London glamour with Nazimova Moore Augarde and Millar all set to present new works and tours in the Hub and beyond.
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Stars of Beauty
Fom
Boston
Marie Tempest
Marie
Dorothy
Glen MacDonough
Miss Tempest
America
Kitty
Paris
Atlantic
London
Mrs. Dot
Charles Frohman
Penelope
Comedy Theatre
New York
Chicago
Alla Nazimova
Legion
Mme. Nazimova
al Carby
Mary Moore
Sir Charles Wyndham
Miss Moore
Sir Charles
Criterion
Piccadilly Circus
Playhouse
Rosemary
Charing Cross Road
St. Martin's Lane
David Garrick
Lady Gorringe
Adrienne Augarde
Miss Augarde
England
Fulham
Thames
Gertie Millar
Gottenberg
Miss Millar
The
Arcadians
Hill denies bid for Republican State chairmanship
In response to a Sunday paper report, Mr. Hill rejected any plan to seek the Republican State convention chairmanship. He called the piece imaginative and said he would consider the matter after vacation. The district attorney likewise stated he has not been and would not be considered for the state committee chair, citing a district attorney should not engage in party politics during his term.
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Hill
Republican State Committee
Girl Murdered While Visiting Grave in Rochester Grave
Anna Schumacher 17 was slain near a cemetery in Greece town after going to place flowers on her father’s grave. Her body was dragged to a depression, covered with earth and leaves, and discovered by constables aided by a shell hairpin and a piece of white dress. The attack involved one or more unknown men and occurred Saturday afternoon.
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Rochester
N. Y
Anna Schumacher
Greece
Schumacher
Murder Probe After Girl Found Dead at Cemetery
Skin particles under the victim’s nails suggest a struggle while a spade tied to the body came from a barn at St Bernard's Seminary. Police round up cemetery employees for nail marks. a St Bernard’s worker has been missing since Saturday as investigators suspect vagabonds attacked the 17 year old girl living with her mother on 192 Cady Street.
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St. Bernard's Seminary
St. Bernard’s
Mary A. Schumacher
Cady Street
Schumacher
Woman found slain in woods near Hamtramack township
Mrs. Martha Galahin of 117 St Josephs Avenue was identified as the dead woman found in a Hamtramack woods patch after an assault. County Physician Grimes reported finger marks on the throat and probable murder. The husband suspects a man but the family knew of no companion.
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Detroit
Hamtramack Township
Martha Galahin
St. Joseph’s Avenue
Grimes
Sea goers on the Saxonia sail from East Boston
The Cunard line steamer Saxonia will depart East Boston at 4 pm for Queenstown and Liverpool under Captain EF H Pentecost. It carries 60 saloon, 150 second cabin, and 300 steerage passengers, many Boston area Scandinavians. Notables include John Mason Little and John S Paine among saloon passengers. cargo includes 75,000 bushels of wheat, the largest wheat shipment from here in weeks.
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Cunard Line
Saxonia
EF. H. Pentecost
East Boston
Queenstown
Liverpool
Boston
John Mason Little
Helen Little
John S. Paine
H. A. Henshaw
Admiral Sampson
Almirante
Belfast
Ireland
Benjamin F. Trueblood
American Peace Society
R de M. van Swinderen
Netherlands
Washington
Leather Men to Hold Tariff Celebration
The New England Shoe and Leather Association will host a noon reception at 166 Essex Street to celebrate the victory for free hides. Guest of honor is Charles H. Jones of Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Company, with brief remarks by Charles C. Hoyt Elisha W. Cobb George E. Keith and Andrew G. Webster.
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New England Shoe & Leather Association
Essex Street
Charles H. Jones
Commonwealth Shoe & Leather Company
Washington
Charles C. Hoyt
Elisha W. Cobb
George E. Keith
Tom Shevlin to Try Auto Racing in Minneapolis
Yale football captain Tom Shevlin will enter automobile racing in Minneapolis. He owns a large horsepower runabout bought through the local automobile club and plans to race in local events and, if possible, a major road race.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Tom Shevlin
Yale
Slevin
Professor Todd and Wife Plan Mars Observation by Balloon
Amherst August 9 Professor David Todd of Amherst College will ascend in a balloon with Charles J. Glidden from Fitchburg to observe Mars. Mrs Todd will accompany him in the basket. Todd expects to use a small but powerful telescope and notes the near approach of Mars next Wednesday may yield new observations.
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Amherst
David Todd
Amherst College
Charles J. Glidden
Fitchburg
Todd
Mars
Professor Todd
Post
Mrs Roosevelt Arrives in Paris with Roosevelts
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt and Archie Quentin and Ethel Roosevelt arrived in Paris from Avignon this evening. They were met at Lyons station by Arthur Bailly Blanchard the second secretary and Commander Chapin and Captain Guignard naval and military attaches of the American embassy who escorted them to their Paris residence.
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Paris
Theodore Roosevelt
Archie
Quentin
Ethel Roosevelt
Avignon
Lyons
Arthur Bailly-Blanchard
Chapin
Guignard
Sandy Creeker Wins Saratoga Steeplechase Card
At Saratoga a fairly good card featured two handicaps and selling races. The steeplechase finish had the first three horses within half a length, led by Sandy Creeker with Commodore Fontaine second and Selectus third. Marksman placed third but was disqualified for fouling, and rider Simpson received a suspension for the meeting.
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Saratoga
N.Y
Sandy Creeker
Commodore Fontaine
Selectus
Marksman
Simpson
Torpedo Boats to Be Targets Off Virginia Capes
Two torpedo boats named O'Brien and Nicholson will accompany battleships of the North Atlantic fleet 380 miles off the Virginia capes for a sea drill next week. They will be shot to pieces by the fleet's great guns as targets.
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Old Point Comfort
Virginia Capes
O’brien
Nicholson
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Claim Test Offer
Advertises Rexall 93 Hair Tonic with a money back pledge if it fails to cleanse the scalp nourish roots cure dandruff and stimulate new growth. Offers two sizes 50 cents and one dollar through Riker Jaynes Drug Stores Rexall Stores.
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Rexall
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Alexander-Hackett Win Tennis Finals
Frederick B. Alexander and Hardy H. Hackett, the national doubles champions, won the final match of the special tennis tournament at White Plains. They defeated George Jones and Maurice McLaughlin of the Pacific coast 6 to 1 and 6 to 4.
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New York
Frederick B. Alexander
Hardy H. Hackett
White Plains
Pacific Coast
George Jones
Maurice McLaughlin
First Chinese hog shipment to England fails
London August 9 The Peninsular and China Steamship Co hoped Chinese hogs would dominate beef and mutton rivals. Five thousand hogs arrived on trial, sold at 250 percent below other imports, but retailers report public demand collapsed as butchers raised prices on American and European pork to move stock.
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London
England
Peninsular and China Steamship Co
Boy dies jumping freight near Westfield bridge
Westfield, Aug 9 James Keyes 13 year old son of Mr and Mrs William Keyes of 24 Taylor avenue was killed instantly this afternoon while jumping a freight near the West Silver street bridge after slipping from the car The accident was witnessed by bystanders and authorities were summoned to recover the body
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Westfield
James Keyes
William Keyes
Taylor Avenue
West Silver Street Bridge
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