Meat Seized By Boston Board Of Health For Lab Tests
Inspector Smith removed meat from Knight & Co. on 85 North Street to the board’s Huntington Avenue laboratory for examination after a Danvers cow carcass was reportedly purchased by Frederick J. Bird and stored overnight in the market. Bird, a longtime butcher, offered to eat a cooked sample, while officials awaited a formal report in a Tuesday morning investigation.
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Inspector Smith
Boston Board of Health
Knight & Co
North Street
Frederick J. Bird
Huntington Avenue
Bird
Danvers
Post
Boston
Knightmeat Market
Knight
Knight Place
Court House
Smith
Old Court House
Board of Health
Root Opens Question Two in Newfoundland Fisheries Case
In The Hague on August 11 Senator Elihu Root continued presenting the American position in the arbitration over Newfoundland fisheries. After five days on question one he moved to question two, arguing that bays must be read in a legal sense and that bays with entrances wider than six miles fall outside the 1818 renunciation clause, citing Lord Kimberley and Lord Aberdeen to support the construction.
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The
Hague
Elihu Root
Newfoundland
Great Britain
United States
Lord Kimberley
Lord Aberdeen
Oil Broker Henry Werlemann Ends Life in Broad Street Office
Henry Werlemann an oil broker killed himself in his Broad Street office today with a pistol. Authorities attribute the act to business troubles as crowds gathered in the financial district following the shooting.
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New York
Henry Werlemann
Broad Street
Financial District
Vatican says no new proposals to Spain seen as possible
Rome reports the Holy See has no intention of advancing Spanish notes and suggests Spain’s Canalejas resume negotiations where they paused. Osservatore Romano accuses Canalejas of anti Catholic policy, while the Giornale d Italia quotes the Spanish premier denying state interference but urging clerical limits.
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Rome
Vatican
Spain
Holy See
Canalejas
Osservatore Romano
Giornale d'Italia
Girl 13 Kills Godfather in Wilmerding Cellar
Catherine Botti, 13, lured Pasquale Volpe into a cellar and killed him with an axe, then burned his body with a hot poker. She told reporters in jail how he maltreated her and planned to attack again, as neighbors recall the godfather’s ties to the Naples christening.
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Pittsburg
Catherine Botti
Pasquale Volpe
Wilmerding
Volpe
Botti
Four Shots Kill Four In Family In Chicago Tragedy
Chicago August 11 W J Meyers a shooting gallery keeper used a revolver to kill three members of his household and then himself Four shots fired four lives ended instantly The dead are W J Meyers Grace Meyers Ralph Meyers and F S Bouton Policeman Dennis O Neal heard the shots and found the bodies A revolver lay beside Meyers death appears instantaneous Meyers and his wife had recently separated after a peace bond was placed on him There are no living eyewitnesses to the tragedy
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Chicago
W. J. Meyers
Meyers
Cottage Grove Avenue
Grace Meyers
Ralph Meyers
F. S. Bouton
Dennis O'Neil
Ohio Man Weds Parisian Artist in Transatlantic Ceremony
In Swampscott a international romance culminated in the wedding of Mlle Madeline Ventre of Paris to George Gordon of Cleveland. The Rev. Edward Pillotson at the Church of the Holy Name officiated. Guests included former Governor Curtis Guild and Mrs. Guild as the couple’s story traces two years from Paris to America.
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Swampscott
Mlle
Madeline Ventre
Paris
George Gordon
Cleveland
Edward Pillotson
Church of the Holy Name
Gordon
Europe
America
Robert Beattie
Curtis Guild
Sheinwald's Second Anniversary Sale Crowds Store
Crowds flocked to William Sheinwald's shoe store at 40 42 Summer Street for its second anniversary sale. Prices slashed on Regal women shoes 1.95, Lady Betty 1.98, men’s 5 6 7 shoes to 2.45, children’s sandals 19 cents, with a 75 000 stock sale expected to set new Boston records.
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William Sheinwald
Summer Street
Shienwald
Boston
Mellish elected grand master at Knights Templar conclave
At the World Union of Knights Templar in Chicago Sir William Mellish of Cincinnati was elected grand master of the Grand Encampment of the United States. Earl of Boston and Luther B. Archibald attended representing England and Canada respectively. Denver will host the 1913 conclave.
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Uf Ruston
England
William B. Mellish
United States
Luther B.arad
Canadian Templars
Ihe World Union of Knights Temars
Micago
Willian Mellish
Cincinnati
Wales
Earl of
Boston
Chicago
Luther B. Archibald
Great Priory
Canada
Knights Templar
Knights of
Scotland
Denver
Militia Officers Promoted and Others Resign in State Board Action
The Board of State Military Examiners chaired by Brigadier-General Emory P. Clark promoted four Ninth Infantry officers and two naval reserves. Edward R. Densmore became first lieutenant, with Charles E. Hoey George F. Leahy and Richard H. Baker rising to second lieutenant. Frank P. Turner and Franklin G. Wright received naval reserve promotions. Three Ninth Infantry lieutenants, Jeremiah P. Healey John A. Scribner and Cleveland Morse, resigned. Major Charles H. Cole was named range officer for Camp Perry rifle match.
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Board of State Military Examiners
Emory P. Clark
Springfield
William H. Brigham
Ninth Infantry
Ninth Regiment
Peter F. Connolly
Edward R. Densmore
Charles E. Hoey
George F. Leahy
Richard H. Baker
Naval Reserve
Frank P. Turner
Franklin G. Wright
Jeremiah P. Healey
John A. Scribner
Cleveland Morse
Louis A. Frothingham
Charles H. Cole
Corps of Cadets
Commonwealth
Camp Perry
George Washington University Homeless After Rent Shortfall
At Washington August 11 trustees of George Washington University face relocation after failing to raise $25,500 yearly rent for the Fifteenth Street building. The alma mater sold the property for $350,000 to reorganize finances, with plans to continue lectures elsewhere in the coming year.
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Washington
George Washington University
Fifteenth and I Streets
Northwest
University
Milk and Baby Hygiene Association Acknowledges Contributions
The association via treasurer Arthur H. Brooks records grateful acknowledgments of various donations. Listed donors include G. Peabody, W. Blake, Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Park, Mrs. Sturgis, J. Bartlett, J. Farlow, M. Williams, G. Walker, Miss S. Frothingham and Mrs. Bliss among others, with amounts noted.
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The
Milk and Baby Hygiene Association
Arthur H. Brooks
Peabody
W. Blake
F. Kimball
G. Perkins
R. Park
J.sturgies
J. Bartlett
J. Farlow Eye
M. Wiliams Oseeve
G. Walker
S. Frothingham
Saige
FE. Bliss Jf
GIVES HIS OWN LIFE FOR GIRL
Irving Marble of Rehoboth saved a drowning young woman in the Taunton River off shore, then was swept away by a current and drowned. The woman had gone under twice before Marble reached her. his body was not recovered.
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Berkeley
Irving Marble
Rehoboth
Taunton River
Marble
Ames Named Man for Court Not Created
Washington August 11 A letter from Representative Butler Ames of Massachusetts urged appointment to a commerce court that Congress authorized but not yet organized. The Interstate Commerce Commission received the letter since no court vacancy exists and no appointments can be made. President Taft had delayed court formation until next winter.
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Washington
Butler Ames
Massachusetts
Commerce Court
Congress
U. S. Commerce Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mosely
Commission
Newburyport
Connolly
Ames
Taft
Estate Left by John G Carlisle Values At Forty Thousand
The will of former Treasury Secretary John G Carlisle was filed for probate in Washington. He leaves real and personal property to his grandchildren John G Carlisle Jr Jane Carlisle Allen and Laura Carlisle Pitkin to be divided equally. The estate is valued at about $40 000.
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Washington
John G. Carlisle
Torpedo Practice of Fleet Finished at Provincetown Harbor
Ath fleet completed torpedo practice in Cape Cod Bay. The larger ships stayed near Barnstable for maneuvers through tomorrow and Saturday forenoon. The Ana arrived to replenish bunkers and will rejoin the fleet after fueling.
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Provincetown
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