Gaynor and Greene Freed in Quebec Extradition Ruling
In Quebec on August 13 Colonel John F Gaynor and Captain Benjamin D Greene were discharged from custody and freed as Judge Caron ruled the extradition warrant illegal. The decision centers on treaty dates and offenses not covered by the extradition treaties with the United States. The US government may pursue new steps, while supporters celebrate the release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
John F. Gaynor
Benjamin D. Greene
United States
Colonel Gaynor
Greene
Judge Caron
Chateau Frontenac
Gaynor
Washington
Caron
Lafontaine
Great Britain
Montreal
Edwin
Ulric Lafontaine
C. A. Walde
Richards On The Release Duxbury Extradition Case
Judge Caron of Quebec released Benjamin D. Greene and John F. Gaynor on habeas corpus grounds. Solicitor-General Richards said no surprise at the action and would pursue technical fixes in the warrant to renew efforts to secure the men's return for trial. Hoyt declined to comment on the release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mr. Richards
Captain Carter
Supreme Court
Greene and
Gaynor
Great Britain
Hoyt
Greene
Knox Declines Comment On Foreign Court Ruling
Attorney General Knox, informed by the Associated Press, acknowledged Greene and Gaynor’s release at Quebec and read Judge Caron’s decision. He stated he has nothing to say and that commenting on a foreign court’s ruling involving the U S government would be improper.
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Knox
Associated Press
Greene
Gaynor
Quebec
Caron
United States
Fire at Goldstein’s destroys over fifty wedding outfits
A blaze at E. Goldstein & Son at 46 Lowell Street burned surviving wedding garments and left ten completed outfits ruined. Despite the loss Goldstein promised delivery on time for several weddings. Readership notes several forthcoming Jewish weddings with hundreds of invitations and multiple venues in North and West Ends.
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Goldstein’s
E. Goldstein & Son
Lowell Street
Goldstein
Post
North
Goldstein's
Jazzzie Cohen
Chambers Street
William Shane
Concord Hall
Marcella Street
Cambridge
Lena Starr
Salem Street
Joseph Grauman
Scranton
Penn
Commonwealth Hall
Boston
Jennie Mayer
North Marginal Street
Abraham Freedmayn
Chelsea
Everett Avenue
Francis Goldberg
Minot Street
Julius Cohen
Czar Visits Cruisers Chicago and Albany
Admiral Makaroff hosted a dinner for captains and officers aboard the American cruisers Chicago and Albany in Cronstadt Aug 13. The Czar and royal entourage including the Dowager Empress Marie and Princess Marie of Greece visited the ships.
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Chicago
Albany
Petersburg
Makaroff
Cronstadt
Marie
Greece
Michael Alexandrovitch
Alexis
ADVANCE OFFERED GOLD BEATERS
The gold beaters strike continues with 49 workers in Boston and about one eighth of US labor in the trade awaiting a settlement. A New York conference with Morrison and Allen of the international organization involved Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and others. Employers offered a $1 weekly wage increase but rejected piece work changes and did not decide on female labor.
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Boston
United States
New York
Messrs. Morrison and
Allen
International Organization
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Labor notes show Knights of Labor pick parade chiefs
A. G. Norander elected marshal for Labor Day parade with James B. Johnson as chief of staff and Thomas H. Canning as aide. Headquarters at 228 Tremont St. opens Tue and Fri evenings. Unions in Fitchburg and Athol form locals and adopt union labels. Engineers plan a 500 marching force with blue uniform and flag gift from Boston. Lathers join Sheet Metal Workers for Labor Day march. Other unions discuss salaries, protests, and meetings at Pythian Hall East Boston.
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Knights of Labor
A. G. Norander
James B. Johnson
Local Assembly
Thomas H. Canning
Tremont Street
Machinists’ Union
Fitchburg
Athol
Starrett Manufacturing Company
Sawyer Tool Manufacturing Company
Engineers’ Union
Boston Post
Lathers
A. G. Mitchell
C. C. Trenholm
William Hooper
J. Hieman
J. Clarey
Sheet and Metal Workers
Pythian Hall
Boston
Bates Talks on Texas in Old South Meeting House
Lieutenant Governor John S. Bates delivered an entertaining talk on The Lone Star State during a course on How the United States Grew at the Old South Meeting House. He spoke to a school child audience about Texas settlement, its struggle for independence, and its destined role in U S history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Bates
United States
Old South
Texas
France
Spain
United States Senate
Holmes May Turn Insular Policy
Washington debate grows over Oliver Wendell Holmes joining the Supreme Court and the potential impact on colonial policy and the 1895 income tax ruling. Some say Holmes could influence future cases while others argue the court must follow precedent once a principle is decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court of the
United States
Gray
Shiras
Congress
Supreme Court
Holmes
Dr John W Bartol Named To State Board Of Health
Dr John W Bartol succeeds Dr Frank W Draper on the State Board of Health. A Boston physician of Beacon Hill with a residence at 48 Chestnut street, he is visiting Manchester by the Sea where he owns a handsome summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bartol
State Board of Health
Boston
Beacon Hill
Chestnut Street
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Bartol
State Board
Frank W. Draper
Work Done for Backward Scholars in South Boston School
The Shurtleff School on Dorchester Street in South Boston hosted a vacation school exhibition. Manual training, cooking, sewing, basket making, chair caning, local history maps, and drawing drew praise. A special class for students who failed spring exams helped many improve enough to be promoted in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Boston
Shurtleff School
Dorchester Street
Fitzgerald
Love in Paris: German Crown Prince and Miss Deacon
Paris society buzzes over the alleged romance between the German crown prince and Miss Gladys Deacon. Le Matin claims the prince offered marriage, exchanged rings with Deacon, and faced式 imperial resistance while the Duchess of Marlborough backs the liaison.
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Crown Prince
Miss Deacon
Paris
Germany
Gladys Deacon
Duchess of Marlborough
le Matin
Frederick
Messenger
Ivernia Sets Speed Record to Boston Light
The Cunard steamer Ivernia arrived at Cunard wharf East Boston after 7 days 3 hours 21 minutes from Daunt's Rock. It is the fastest voyage for the Ivernia, surpassing her prior best by over four hours though not a Cunard record, as Servia once completed the run in 6 days 13 hours 21 minutes. The voyage featured good weather with one foggy night, and quarantine removed three children with chicken pox and measles. Notable passengers included Prince Mahomed Ali Hassan Bey Countess D Aulby violinist Mr. T Adamowski and Rev. Richard Boland among many others. Total steerage 736 with 400 Finnish Norwegian or Scandinavian passengers. Coronation day was observed aboard with flags and services.
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Daunt’s Rock
Queenstown
Boston
Cunard
Ivernia
Servia
Q. H. M. Ivernia Cunard
Servia Cunard
New England
Commonwealth Dominion
Canada Dominion
Pritchard
Stuart Leeds
Italy
Hmngland
Leland
Prince Mahomed Ali
Hassan Bey
Countess D’aulby
Scituate
England
France
T. Adamowski
Gericke
Richard Boland
Lowell
Father O'Farrell
Ireland
Denver
Martha Leggett
Four stowaways found aboard Armenian steamer from Liverpool
The Leyland line steamer Armenian, arriving from Liverpool, carried four American stowaways Edward Johnson Carl Hand James Harris and Charles Gross who were allowed to land. They had claimed to be sailors and a baker and faced working their passage. Cabin passengers included Miss A Baldwin Dr E G Brackett and others.
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Leyland Line
Liverpool
Trant
Line
Cestrian
Edward Johnson
Carl Hand
James Harris
Charles Gross
Nixon Resigns as Crescent Shipbuilding President
Elizabeth New Jersey August 18 Lewis Nixon resigns today as president of Crescent Shipbuilding Company. Mason F Chase of Elizabeth is elected to replace him. Nixon steps aside due to his focus on forming the United States Shipbuilding Company, of which Crescent is a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
WN. J
Lewis Nixon
Crescent Shipbuilding Company
Andy Mason F. Chase
Elizzabeth
Nixon
United States Shipbuilding Company
Crescent Company
New Concern
Sanford's Ginger: a trusted remedy for common ills
For loss of appetite indigestion bowel troubles weakness nervousness and sleeplessness during hot weather changes in water food climate and fatigue from travel. Sanford's Ginger, containing French Brandy and imported ginger, is presented as superior to cheap substitutes and carries a two year purity and strength mark on the wrapper. Sold by druggists and grocers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
King reviews Indian troops at Buckingham Palace
King Edward reviewed 13800 Indian coronation troops at Buckingham Palace this afternoon. The Prince of Wales gave medals to the men as Queen Alexandra and other royals attended. The king praised the contingent and expressed relief at his recovery from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
Princess Victoria
Queen Alexandra
Jaipur
India
Delhi
England
Boy Falls Five Stories From Skylight Jump
Joseph Rosenblatte aged 14 of 58 Barton street fell five stories from a roof skylight at 12 Lyman street after catching his foot during a jump. He landed on stone in the cellar, skull fractured and suspected internal injuries. he was moved to the Relief Station in critical condition.
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Lyman Street
Joseph Rosenblatte
Barton Street
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Continental Clothing House
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