Chinese boycott linked to Chinese officials' sons
San Francisco acting consul-general J W Davidson from Shanghai reports the boycott stems from discourteous treatment of sons of Chinese officials by immigration staff on landing at San Francisco. He notes orders placed for six months of American goods may blunt the move but warns anti foreign sentiment could escalate and lead to serious consequences.
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San Francisco
J. W. Davidson
Shanghai
Orient
Father accused in milk theft scheme testimony from children
In police court two of George A Bridges's children testified he sent them to steal milk from residences and to provide false names to obtain goods. Edward 13 and Ethel 17, siblings of the accused, supported the claim as the hearing opened with Bridges held on $200 bond for receiving stolen property.
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Lad
Lynn
George A. Bridges
Edward
Ethel
Pridges
Policeman Injured by Wagon in Somerville
Special policeman George F. Winters employed by T. F. Little of 285 Washington street Somerville was injured internally when a wagon struck him on Somerville avenue yesterday afternoon. John Frederickson of Acton Centre, named by police as responsible, is jailed at the Somerville police station on drunkenness and fast driving charges.
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George F. Winters
Somerville
T. F. Little
Washington Street
Somerville Avenue
John Frederickson
Acton Centre
Winters
When You Pack Your Trunk
Delivers advisory notes on SANFORD'S GINGER for hot weather ailments including indigestion weak bowels nerves and sleep loss. Claims travel fatigue change of water and climate as triggers, promotes product as thirty years standard in purity and strength sold by druggists and grocers.
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Sanford
Undertaker Referred to End City Work After Burial Case
Newton officials say undertaker E W Pratt will not receive city burials anymore. Overseer E M Fowle notes exhumed body of Mrs Ann Flaherty found in rubbish in Newton Cemetery. Burials to be by contract with strict terms. city allowance of $15 covers only expenses.
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Newton
E. W. Pratt
E. M. Fowle
Ann Flaherty
Ryan Fails to Ask for Warrant in Dock Trust Case
Martin J. Ryan visited the U S district attorney to obtain a warrant for James T. Mahoney on illegal naturalization charges. Mahoney, with counsel John J. O’Connor, met Assistant District Attorney Lewis who said the charges were insufficient for criminal action and promised a hearing if new charges arose. Mahoney denied the accusations, calling them personal spite tied to bribery claims against Ryan by Peter W. Collins. Mahoney naturalized in October 1897.
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Martin J. Ryan
United States District Attorney
James T. Mahoney
East Boston
Mahoney
Ryan
Peter W. Collins
United States District Court
Requested Resignation of Federal Agent Stuns Officials
Internal Revenue Commissioner Yerkes asked for the resignation of Captain Charles R. Ingram a special agent in the New England division. Ingram at 65 years old has gone to Washington to learn the reason for the request. He is a Civil War veteran with a noted record and no fault found with his work.
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Internal Revenue
Yerkes
Charles R. Ingram
United States Revenue Division
New England
Walker seeks reelection to Legislature in Waltham
Representative Edward A. Walker will again run for a term in the Legislature. Friends say upcoming Waltham bills justify his decision, and Walker notes he had planned retirement after three years but was urged by leading Republicans to reconsider.
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Waltham
Edward A. Walker
Evicting sheriff barely escapes as woman causes fracas
In Lowell on August 15 Mrs. R F Gifford rushed from a neighbor's wash tub to stop furniture eviction. She collided with Deputy Sheriff Clark, tearing his coat and causing him to lose a necktie as she was arrested.
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Lowell
R. F. Gifford
Clark
Todd Arrested for Attempting to Sell Hired Horse in Newton
Harry C Todd, 25, was captured in Newton last evening by police while attempting to dispose of a horse and buggy he had hired in Worcester. He will be turned over to Worcester police.
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Newton
Harry C.todd
Worcester
New money order form adopted to curb fraud
Washington D C Aug. 15 A new style of money order blank has been adopted for the next four years Postmaster General Cortelyou says the new one cannot be tampered with This comes after many fraudulent and raised orders were circulated and the old forms were found inadequate.
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Washington, D.C
Cortelyou
Winifredian Brings European Cargo and Passengers
The Leyland line steamer Winifredian, capt F Shepard, arrived from Liverpool after 9 days 8 hours with 1000 tons of cargo including 400 tons salt wool and cotton plus machinery and iron. It carried 47 cabin passengers nine returning cattlemen and three stowaways Edward Grey 19 will be deported and two Americans James Faulkner 22 and Charles Skeare 31. The ship skipped July sailing due to dull freights.
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Leyland Line
Winifredian
F. Shepard
Liverpool
Edward Grey
James Faulkner
Charles R. Skeare
Dulness
Alone he waits for child wife in stray caravan
Hoary headed farmer Oren Robbins waits on his farm for his child wife Minnie Burgess who deserted him with a dog, pups, cat and mare. Deputies issued description cards and expect a trace tomorrow as Robbins forgives if she returns.
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Orange
Oren Robbins
E. C. Fowler
Robbins
Minnie
Dolly
Minnie Burgess
Fowler
Rector Calls For Quiet as Junk Dealers Face Restriction
Rev Silas H Duffield of St Thomas Episcopal Somerville told a city meeting that street pedlers and ragmen create senseless noise. He asked the authorities to restrict junk dealers and suggested they may use a bell to limit disruption to residents and ill effects on health.
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Silas H. Duffield
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Somerville
Duffield
Basle Congress Report to Be Delivered at September Meeting
The American Federation of Zionists informed the Zionist Council of Boston that Dr. Harry Friedewald, president of the federation, Rev. Dr. J. Magnus, secretary, and Professor Richard Gothul of Columbia University will report on Basle congress proceedings at a public mass meeting scheduled for early September. The council also voted to postpone their picnic.
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American Federation of Zionists
Zionist Council of Boston
Harry Friedewald
Federation
Richard Gothul
Columbia University
Basle
Son's Wedding Sparks Fury in Melrose
Frederick L. Hatch protests his son Ralph Lewis Hatch's marriage to Josephine A. Downey in Somerville. The 18 year old groom and his 19 year old bride, both in the acting field, wed Saturday and may not remain at the Hatch home as the father vows to take action.
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Melrose
Frederick L. Hatch
Sargent Street
Ralph Lewis Hatch
Josephine A. Downey
Somerville
Young Hatch
Florists Gather for 21st National Convention in D C
The 21st annual convention and exhibition of the Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturists opened in Washington. John R. Freeman national vice president presented President J. C. Vaughan with a magnolia gavel carved from a tree planted by General Washington in 1799, the year of his death.
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Washington
Society of American Florists and Ornamental Horticulturalists
John R. Freeman
J. C. Vaughan
General Washington
Special trolley trips promise scenic sights and low fares
Boston and Northern and Old Colony street railway firms offer guided excursions with reserved seating to Gloucester Cape Ann Nantasket Beach and Plymouth. Friday departures from Postoffice Square include Paragon Park and two shows with a 60 cent round trip, Plymouth trips cost 1 dollar. Tickets available at 309 Washington Street passenger department.
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Boston & Northern
Old Colony Street Railway
Boston
Portland
Hanover Streets
Gloucester
Cape Ann
X Zalia antiseptic claims healing flesh with ease
Sz Falia promotes X Zalia as a miraculous antiseptic for eczema running sores cuts bruises and flesh itchings. It guarantees instant relief by keeping sores wet to stop pain reduce inflammation and grow healthy flesh. A large bottle costs 50 cents with a free 36 page pamphlet available from X Zalia CorporationBoston.
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X-Zalia
X-Zalla
X-Zalia Corporation
Batterymarch St
Boston
Canada to Hang Yankee Ottawa
Charles King an American will be hanged at Edmonton on August 31 for the murder of English prospector Hayward at Lesser Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories last fall.
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Ottawa
Charles King
Edmonton
King
Hayward
Lesser Slave Lake
Tot Tells Why She Ran Away
Margaret Cochran twelve-year-old and two siblings escaped from the Little Wanderers Home to Lynn and Chelsea in hopes of finding food and freedom. They were found by Agent Noyes in Lynn and returned to Boston. He says the children, once at Amesbury poor farm, were placed there by their father and show no signs of abuse. The agency plans to rehabilitate them as useful members of society.
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Margaret Cochran
West Newton Street
Barbara
Johnnie
North Station
Lynn
Chelsea
Johnny
Noyes
Little Wanderers
Boston
Amesbury
Hamilton Dinger Wedding in Medford at First Baptist
The wedding of Miss Bessie Dinger of Dorchester to Mr. W Allan Hamilton took place yesterday at the First Baptist Church Medford with Rev Maurice I Levy officiating Miss Maude Dinger sister of the bride served as brides maid Patrick J Conboy was best man
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Bessie Dinger
Dorchester
W. Allan Hamilton
First Baptist Church
Medford
Maurice I. Levy
Maude Dinger
Patrick J. Conboy
Parker Forms New Law Firm In Worcester
Worcester August 15 Attorney General Herbert Parker and Charles C Milton have formed a copartnership to practice law in Worcester under Parker Milton firm with Henry H Fuller and George A Gaskill to be associated. Milton handled Parker interests in Worcester during Parker's term as attorney general.
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Worcester
Herbert Parker
Charles C. Milton
Parker & Milton
Henry H. Fuller
George A. Gaskill
Milton
Parker
Woman admits self-inflicted wound in Riverside Park case
Mrs. Delia W. Lytter of Elmira admitted at Belle Vue Hospital that she shot herself in the right breast at Riverside Park after being found Friday. She had given the name May Hall of Syracuse earlier and refused to explain her motive, clearing Kid McCoy of any involvement.
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New York
Delia W. Lytter
Elmira
Riverside Park
May Hall
Syracuse
Bellevue Hospital
Kid McCoy
Clinton census shows more women than men
Clinton Aug. 15 census reports 13,105 residents with 6921 females and 6184 males, a net 737 more women than men in the city.
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Clinton
Bliss Coal Company Receivership Dismissed
Judge Lowell in the United States Circuit Court dismissed the Bliss Coal Company receivership yesterday. President Atkins announced plans to resume business today as property is transferred back to company officials. Former treasurer and promoter C. W. Pinkham has severed all connections with the company. George F. Atkins of Revere serves as president and general manager.
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Bliss Coal Company
Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Atkins
John H. Casey
C. W. Pinkham
George F. Atkins
Revere
Body Found After Nantasket Beach Drowning
The Station 9 police were informed yesterday of the recovery of Walter Al Bradbury, 27, of 6 West Cottage Street, who drowned in the undertow at Nantasket Beach at noon on July 31. Remains were found on Marshfield Beach about 15 miles from where he disappeared.
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Walter AL. Bradbury
West Cottage Street
Nantasket Beach
Marshfield
Jupiter's Seventh Satellite Observed Again
A dispatch to the Harvard Observatory from Lick Observatory reports the seventh satellite of Jupiter, discovered in February 1905, was observed on the 8th 9th and 10th by Albrecht at Lick.
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Jupiter
Harvard Observatory
Cambridge
Lick Observatory
San Jose
Cal
Albrecht
Worcester Chemist Dies In Hope Cemetery
Henry E. Browne a 67 year old chemist from South Framingham drank carbolic acid in Hope Cemetery Worcester in a suspected suicide. His body was found by workmen at 5:30 pm. He leaves two sons in Worcester named W. L. Browne an electrical contractor and Harry Browne. Family says he acted in a momentary insanity.
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Worcester
Henry E. Browne
South Framingham
Hope Cemetery
W. L. Browne
Harry Browne
Browne
Charges Against Taggart Filed With War Dept
Washington august 15 charges were filed last april at the war department against Major Taggart who is suing his wife for divorce in Ohio but no action will be taken until the present suit ends. Taggart also filed charges against Colonel Miner but they were dismissed.
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Washington
Whar Department
Taggart
Ohio
Miner
Teacher of Adelina Patti Dies in Poverty in New York
Giuseppe Nicolao, 80, a early music teacher of Adelina Patti, died in poverty in New York. Born in Palermo, he once led a small opera company to America but it failed. His Ave Maria and Ti Prego O Padre are familiar to choir students.
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New York
Giuseppe Nicolao
Adelina Patti
Palermo
America
Ave Maria
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