Tinoco Out of Costa Rica After Assassination of Brother
Washington reports President Tinoco has left Costa Rica. His brother Joaquin Tinoco was assassinated on August 10, prompting hopes for a US-recognizable government. Tinoco seized power in a revolution, but the United States never recognized his regime.
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Washington
Tinoco
Costa Rica
State Department
Joaquin Tinoco
Congress
Republic
United States
Quincy Man Appointed Parre Fire Chief
Arthur G. Preble of Quincy Massachusetts was named chief of the Parre Vermont fire department at $1500 yearly. The City Council approved the appointment after Mayor Glysson recommended two names, one of which was rejected as not local and due to Preble's pension from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Burlington, Vt
Arthur G. Preble
Quincy
Mass
Parre
Glysson
Charles A. Cardani
Boston Fire Department
Preble
Freble
Lynn
Fore River Fire Department
U Sues to Dissolve Cement Combination
Attorney General Palmer announced a suit in equity to dissolve the cement combination. The action will be brought in the district of New Jersey against 19 individual companies.
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Washington
Palmer
District of New Jersey
American Air Pilot Signs Up for Life
Lieutenant Arthur Whitten Brown, navigator on the Alcock transatlantic flight, has married Londoner Kath leen Kennedy and settled in, with plans to live in America. The couple tours the world from the Savoy Chapel to the United States, where Brown intends to reside permanently despite Britain's honor.
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Arthur Whitten Brown
Brown
John Alcock
Newfoundland
Ireland
King of England
Captain Alcock
London
Savoy Chapel Royal
America
Arthur
Lady Brown
Britain
Hannah
Frank Williamson
Grove Place
Schenectady
N. Y
Miss Kennedy
Reveille for Yeomen at Hingham Naval Station
A Boston paper recalls the yeomen at the Hingham naval station waking to reveille at 6 a m until a railway strike shifted their departure to 8 05 am They ride a subchaser from Northern Avenue bridge and endure seasickness on some mornings.
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Hingham Naval Station
Rip
Reveille
Northern Avenue Bridge
Thief Snags Wrong Coat at Crowded Theatre
Edward Callahan of 42 Shawmut Avenue Boston attempted to steal a coat belonging to Patrolman Killian’s wife outside the Crown Theatre in Myerett. Patrolman Killian nabbed him after a chase. In his pockets were rouge, a setho scope, a drug kit and four bankbooks under Mary Locke of Brighton.
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Edward Callahan
Shawmut Avenue
Boston
Killian
Everett
Mary Locke
Brighton
End of Atlanta shopmen strike inks hope for national rail return
Chicago report notes no break in local strikers while nationwide, shopmen return to work after wage talks. Railroad officials predict normal operations within a week as several previously cancelled trains in Chicago are reinstated.
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Chicago
Atlanta, Ga
Vermonter Daughter of the Revolution Featured in Springfield
Mrs. Phoebe Randall of Springfield is presented as a living Daughters of the American Revolution member at 69. Her father Stephen Hasham, born 1761 in Boston, served in the Revolutionary War and helped in the Battle of Bunker Hill. Hasham later worked as a carpenter and distanced distance with a cyclometer device.
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Springfield
Phoebe Randall
Randall
Charlestown
N. H
Stephen Hasham
Boston
Bunker Hill
Hasham
Samuel Hasham
General Amherst
Canada
High Grade Dresden Ribbon Description and Price
A brief notice describes high grade Dresden ribbon from six to eight inches wide with light and dark effects offered at 89 cents.
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Dresden
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Tremont Street
THE
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