Gaynor decision attacked by Macmaster in extradition case
Montreal August 15 in a sharp critique lawyer Donald Macmaster senior counsel for the United States government condemned Mr Justice Caron’s Gaynor Greene extradition ruling He said the judgment lacks hearing and the date issue is used improperly He argued crimes of embezzlement and false pretences remain extraditable and Senator Dandurand backed the critique calling it a regrettable failure of justice.
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Montreal
Donald Macmaster
King’s Counsel
Canada
United States
Justice Caron
Gaynor-Greene
Marion Erwin
Macmaster
Dandurand
Delicate insinuation in witty yacht quip dialogue
Miss New York recalls loving their old yacht and having canvas shoes made from its sail. Miss Chicago reacts with surprise asking if the shoes were large enough for that.
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New York
Chicago
Two heads better than one in a morning after debate
A terse exchange from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune contrasts collaboration with independence in a brief, wry note about mornings after. The quote implies two viewpoints may surpass a single stance, while one view is enough for the speaker.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Lens Lock Eyeglasses Feature Multiple Advantages
Lens Lock Eyeglasses offer several benefits over standard frames. The stud screws do not touch the nose, dirt has fewer places to lodge, guards stay in position more securely, and the cost remains the same. Nickel Rimless frames modified to Lens Lock priced at 50 cents with letter L on the posts.
King Edward Gifts Westminster Abbey Crucifix
London reports King Edward presented Westminster Abbey with a golden crucifix to mark his coronation. Cowers Isle of Wight notes the monarch thanked Portsmouth for congratulations on coronation health recovery and world peace. He expressed gratitude and vowed renewed effort for the empire and its heritage.
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London
Edward
Westminster Abbey
Cowers
Isle of Wight
Portsmouth
Alexandra
Army of sightseers at Westminster Abbey plan
London Aug 15 The plan of opening Westminster Abbey to permit the public to visit the famed church drew a surge of interest with crowds gathering as officials announced extended hours and guided tours in the historic facility despite ongoing security concerns.
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Westminster Abbey
London
Crowds Throng Abbey for Coronation Fittings
Public viewing of coronation fittings drew massive crowds and required police to maintain order. Admission dropped from 1.25 to 0.60 to 0.12 dollars as crowds surged. by noon lines stretched a mile west of the Abbey with thousands turned away while 2,500 entered per hour.
King and Prince visit East Cowes on Victoria tribute
The King and the Prince of Wales arrived at East Cowes and toured Osborne House. The royal yacht Victoria and Albert bore the coffin spot where a brass cross was set into the deck to mark Queen Victoria's resting remains from Feb 1 to Feb 2, 1901, with birth and death dates noted.
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Cowes
Island of Wight
Prince of Wales
East Cowes
Osborne House
Queen Victoria
Victoria and Albert
President Roosevelt’s New England Visit Begins Soon
President Roosevelt will travel through over twenty New England towns including Boston Lowell Haverhill Nashua and Montpelier from Aug 25 to Sept 2. Governors and officials will host him with speeches receptions and tours of mills lakes and towns across Massachusetts New Hampshire Vermont and Maine. local residents and newspapers publish detailed itineraries and報 Roosevelt’s Boston stop will include a 5 pm arrival and overnight stay with subsequent 9 am departure for Lowell.
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New England
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Crane
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Dalton
Pittsfield
Collins
Lowell
South Lawrence
Haverhill
Dover
N. H
Old Orchard
Portland
Lewiston
Augusta
Bangor
Ellsworth
Nashua
Manchester
the Weirs
Concord
Lake Sunapee
Newport
Cornish
Windsor
White River Junction
Montpelier
Essex Junction
Thompson's Point
Burlington
Proctor
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Miller’s Falls
Fitchburg
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Westfield
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New Haven
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Austin Corbin
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Zenas M. Crane
Craneville
Crane Mills
Lynn
Nahant
Somerville
Central Station
Mayor Shepherd
Isthmus
Henry Cabot Lodge
Eastern Point
Parkway
Oceanside
Shoe City
Shepherd
Love Knocks Out Royal In Second Round Bout
Tommy Love of Philadelphia stops Bobby Royal of Brooklyn in the second round of a 20 round boxing match in Baltimore. Royal is kayoed as Love lands decisive punches to win by knockout.
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Love
Royal
Altimore
Tommy Love
Philadelphia
Bobby Royal
Brooklyn
Power suit hearing in Northern Pacific case continues
New York Aug 15 hearing before Special Examiner Mabie in Peter Power against Northern Pacific directors over stock transfer to Northern Securities Company continued. Focus shifted to Great Northern merger actions and alleged big operator behind the litigation. Witnesses Weidenfeld Boyden Thomas Jones discussed stock moves and payments tied to Ellsworth Chapman Sophie Chapman and Milton Boyden. Adjournment set to Tuesday with disbarment proceedings for Peter Power promised.
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Richard A. Mabie
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Securities Company
Great Northern Railroad
Ellsworth Ives Chapman
Milton F. Boyden
Herbert Limburger
H. Content & C O
Camille Weidenfeld
Lawson, Weidenfeld & Co
Northern Pacific
Weidenfeld
Stern
Ellsworth Chapman
Sophie Chapman
Content & Co
Thapman
Boyden
Lancaster
van Sant
Supreme Court of the United States
Lamb
Captain Stern
Guthrie
WH. R. Tho
West
Mr. Thomas
Western
Thomas & Thomas
Thomas
Bourke Cochran
Parker C. Chandler
Tredwell Cleveland
KE. R. Thomas
Thomas & Post
BH. R
C. ¥. Thomas
Great Northern
Edwin Main Post
Northern Pacific Salt
J. P. Morgan & Co
Mitchell to tour West and press for arbitration
President Mitchell will leave for a Westward trip starting in Indianapolis before returning to Illinois. A Wilkes Barre Public Alliance committee will travel to Atlantic City to meet Senator Quay and urge arbitration with the operators to end the strike.
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Wilkesbarrhd
Penn
Mitchell
Indianapolis
Illinois
Public Alliance
Atlantic City
Senator Quay
Time Heals Wounds The Court Plaster Remedy
A quatrain on healing hearts contrasts time with quick fixes of court plaster for emotional injuries. It frames heartache as a wound mended by time, while suggesting a literal remedy as a playful metaphor.
HER GREAT FORTUNE A WOMAN HEALED BY FREE TREATMENT
A chronically ill woman mired in debt and despair finds relief after reading that Dr. Hartman offers free home treatment by letter using Peruna. Letters are confidential and promptly answered. Patient testimonials from Miss J Newlove and Miss Estella Richardson praise the remedy and urge others to seek Hartman’s advice gratis.
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J. Newlove
Estella Richardson
Straight Street
Grand Rapids, Mich
Peruna
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Governor Durbin Lacks Power Over Boxing Contests
Attorney General Taylor rules Governor Durbin cannot interfere in boxing matches in Indianapolis. He states that local police must regulate the events and maintain order during contests.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Taylor
Durbin
Goodwin Beats Glancy in Chelsea Bantam Bout at Home Club
Chester Goodwin of Chelsea wins a ten round decision over Hugh Glancy of Pawtucket at the Home Athletic Club of Central Falls. Both boxers weighed under 118 pounds. Goodwin’s jab and uppercut dominate. Glancy earns respect with grit. Preliminaries feature Vincent defeating Mylod. about 500 in attendance. Stanton Abbott refereed.
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R. I
Chester Goodwin
Chelsea
Mass
Central Falla
Hugh Glancy
Pawtucket
Young Corbett
Goodwin
Glancy
Moore Brothers
Steve Mahoney
Joe O’brien
Kid Hessell
Vincent
Mylod
Stanton Abbott
B. H. Benton
Rob Roy
Lakewood Beats Westchester in Rhode Island Cup Match
Lakewood defeated Westchester by default when I. T. Burden could not play. A special cup game was held with Devon’s Spencer filling in for Burden. Jay and Kingdon Gould starred for Lakewood with sharp shooting and quick riding. Nicoll anchored the defense in a hard, reliable performance.
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Narragansett Pier
R. IL
Lakewood
Westchester
I. T. Burden
George J. Gould
Spencer
Devon
Burden
Goulds
Jay
Kingdon
Nicoll
National Amateur Cycling Championships Outline
The NC A board of control lists Hartford August 18 New Haven August 19 and Springfield August 21 as the three tracks for the national amateur championships. Events include half and two mile at New Haven quarter and five mile at Hartford and one third and one mile at Springfield.
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N.C. A. Board of Control
America
Hartford
New Haven
Springfield
N. C. A. Board of Control
Nassau Street
New York City
R. F. Kelsey
P. O. Box
Boston
Mass
Bobbie Walthour
Albert Champion
Revere
Hugh MacLean
Walthour
MacLean
Providence
Boston Salt Fish Strike shuts down industry
Bos ton fish handlers and cutters except B S Snow Co workers walked out yesterday. Moody the firm’s business manager awaits return, leaving Salt fish operations largely idle. Major firms affected include Caswall Livermore Co Leonard A Treat and Pierce Austin Co. Spurr Co kept workers by raising wages to 12 dollars weekly.
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Boston
B. S. Snow & Co
Atlantic Avenue
Moody
Caswall, Livermore & Co
Leonard A. Treat and
Pierce, Austin & Co
Spurr & Co
Potter & Wrightington
Scores From Connecticut High School Football Matches
Norwich-Norwich beat Springfield 3 to 2 at Norwich Nor. Waterbury-Waterbury defeated Meriden 4 to 2. New London Bridgeport forfeited to New London 8 to 0. Hartford-Hartford defeated New Haven 8 to 2.
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Norwich
Springfield
Waterbury
Meriden
New London
Bridgeport
Hartford
New Haven
Draw for national lawn tennis tourney at Newport
The drawing for the national lawn tennis tournament begins next Tuesday at the Casino. Dr James Dwight president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association, with Richard Stevens and W W J Clothier, conducted the procedure. Henry Norman of the British embassy watched as eight entrants, the most ever, were drawn into the event.
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Newport
R. I
Casino
Mae
James Dwight
United States Lawn
English Players Lead Entry With Whitman Among Names
By the names of R. F. Doherty H L Doherty and Joshua Pim the English players and Malcolm D. Whitman the former American champion all the best known American players are entered with a few older players.
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R. F. Doherty
H Ll Doherty
Joshua Pim
Malcolm D. Whitman
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