Readville arrest linked to Methuen police murders
A suspect named Max Windelck of New Bedford was arrested at Readville at noon and, after admitting he slept in Methuen woods, was turned over to Jamaica Plain police. He claimed cotton weaving work and said he wandered from New Bedford to Lowell and Lawrence seeking jobs. He had a wife and two children and carried only a pocket knife.
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Howland Village
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Lowell
Lawrence
Charlestown
Hawkins Street
West End
Boston
Thaw Sister Loyal Reveals Family Strife and Honor
Alice Thaw former Countess of Yarmouth asserts her loyalty to her brother Harry, claiming he would have killed the man who became her husband after ill remarks about her. She vows to beg in the streets rather than let him want for money.
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Yarmouth
Harry
Alice Thaw
Countess of
Dooley at York Harbor Court Records Divorce Ruling
London reports say the former Countess of Yarmouth has strained her fortune aiding her son Harry Thaw. Mrs Thaw’s two daughters lent support while sons from a prior marriage declined. Justice Eve refused to reopen the divorce decree, leaving the original decision intact and ending further negotiations.
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London
Countess of
Yarmouth
Harry K. Thaw
Wiliam Thaw
Earl of Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
Pittsburg
Eve
Bryan Accepts Democratic Nomination in Lincoln Rally
William J. Bryan received formal nomination for the presidency from Henry D. Clayton in Lincoln Nebraska under a tropical sun. A vast crowd cheered as Bryan reiterated his party principles from the Capitol north front, with police supplemented by the Second Nebraska Regiment to maintain order. See Page 4 for his full address.
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Capitol
Frank Brown
Nebraska
Tribute to Cambridge maid Miss Ormond ends ties
Miss Mathilde Ormond of Cambridge dies at 64 after 35 years as a devoted servant to Miss Mary E. Blatchford. Her funeral will be held at Mt. Auburn Chapel with burial in the Blatchford lot. The note recalls a long, unselfish friendship begun in Paris and carried across the Atlantic.
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Mathilde Jeanne Ormond
Cambridge
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Boston
Mary E. Blatchford
Brattle Street
Europe
America
Paris
Miss Blatchford
Miss Ormond
Lucerne
Switzerland
France
Blatchford
Mt. Auburn
Cy Young Owns City for Today
The probable lineup for today's game lists stars from multiple teams including Boston New York Philadelphia Chicago Detroit St. Louis and Philadelphia with Cy Young starting as pitcher. Other named players include Oss Collins Gessler Keeler Coombs Chesboro Smith and Sullivan among the lineup.
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Boston
Chase
New York
H. Davis
Philadelphia
McConnell
G. Davis
Chicago
Bos
Oss
Sabe
Collins
Wagner
Killifer
Detroit
Thoney
F. Jones
Sullivan
Maoris Greet Our Sailors in Rotorua Welcome Scene
Rear Admiral Sperry and an American fleet contingent visited Rotorua in the Thermal district as guests of New Zealand officials. Maoris welcomed them with war dances and a peaceful pledge, presenting tribal heirlooms while Sperry praised the hospitality in a brief address.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Sperry
Rotorua
Thermal
Wonderland
Ward
Admiral Sperry
Aided Ship in Mid Ocean
In mid ocean off New York on Aug 7 the Lyderhorn signaled a provisions shortage while the Cunard liner Caronia, arriving today, sent aid. The Lyderhorn crew had starved for two days and lived on sea biscuit. Caronia supplied enough food to guarantee survival for the rest of the voyage.
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New York
Cunard Line
Caronia
Coronia
Weather forecast for Boston and New England showers
Washington reports Thursday and Friday outlooks with showers across Eastern New York and New England. Cooler conditions expected in southwest portions on Thursday and in the north on Friday. Winds vary from light to brisk, mainly southwest.
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Washington
New York
New England
Bryan hailed in Lincoln parade to State House
Mr. Bryan rode through Lincoln amid a partisanless ovation from citizens of the plains. The Republican administration, including Governor Sheldon, attended the parade and platform. He greeted 1500 visitors in Fairview before arriving at the Hotel Lincoln for a luncheon with John Kern.
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Lincoln
State House
Plains
G. L. Sheldon
Fairview
John W. Kern
Committee On Notification
Taft
Bryan Platform Sways State House Crowd
The State House grounds overflowed with people as Mr. Bryan appeared on the platform to cheers and applause. The ceremony of notification proceeded amid a sea of supporters and a strong display of public enthusiasm.
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State House
Mr. Bryan
Red Sox to honor Cy Young with league trophy at Huntington
The ceremony at Huntington Avenue grounds honors Cy Young as he receives a loving cup and the American League trophy after years in the pitcher’s box. The 3 PM game features nearly all Red Sox players, with Jack Chesbro, Coombs, Hal Chase, Jones, Killifer, and Harry Davis among the opponents.
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Cy Young
Boston
Red Sox
Boston Rooters
N. G. Wood & Son Company
Boston Post
Hub
Shreve, Crump & Low
Draper
Boston American
Jack Chesbro
New York
Coombs
Philadelphia
Hal Chase
Jones and Killifer
Detroit
Harry Davis
Cy Young's Storied Major League Pitching Career
Facts trace Cy Young born Denton Tecumseh Young to a 41 year career from 1890 with Canton Tri-State to 1908 with Boston. He logged 751 games pitched 473 wins 271 losses 1987 strikeouts 582 walks. Notable feats include no hit games in 1897 and 1908 and a 15 inning 1904 win.
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Canton
Cleveland
St. Louis
National
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Athletics
Waddell
Ed Killian
Detroit
Yankees
Yankee
Boston faces All American stars in first recorded matchup
Jimmy Collins of Philadelphia Billy Keeler and other American League stars join fans to witness a Boston team oppose a squad of All American stars for the first time in record. See Page 12 for Other Cy Young Stories.
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Jimmy Collins
Philadelphia
Billy Keeler
Boston
Cy Young
Bill Bailey's Notes of Yesterday's Sports
The Doves tied with the Phillies in a double header with Boston taking the opener 3 to 2 and Philadelphia winning 5 to 2 in the nightcap. Lindaman’s form helped Philadelphia edge Boston while Cleveland beat Philadelphia 4 to 3. Giants lost to the 1, Cubs beat Pirates 3 to 0. Old-timers day at Peddock's Island drew a loud crowd.
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Dana Gibson Ferguson
Boston
Temple of Victory
Vive Lindaman
Philadelphia
Red Sox
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Cleveland
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Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Peddock’s Island
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