Three Children Die In Nearby Accidental Fires
Three youngsters perished in separate accidental blazes yesterday. Victims include Thomas ONeill aged five of 24 Vine Street Charlestown Mildred Kenney four Grant House Malden and Ida Koplon age one year eight months of 150 Poplar Street Roslindale. Ida Koplon died at City Hospital last night after severe burns.
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Thomas O’neill
Vinestreet
Charlestown
Mildred Kenney
Grant House
Malden
Ida Koplon
Poplar Street
Roslindale
Louis Koplon
City Hospital
Provincetown Prepares for Mayflower Visit and Pilgrim Memorial
Provincetown welcomes the President as its chief guest and marks the corner stone laying for the Pilgrim memorial on Town Hill. The town, rich in Pilgrim lore, emphasizes its historic claim as the first land touched by the Pilgrim fathers in 1620.
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Provincetown
Pilgrim Memorial Monument
Town Hill
United States
Fire Fatality After Kitchen Oil Stove Accident
Mrs Koplon lit an oil stove in her pantry and dozed on a dining room couch. A minute later her little girl burst into flames. Mrs McManus rushed the child outside and rolled her on grass while an offal-carrier doused the burns. Mrs Koplan suffered severe facial and hand burns and is under Dr Mahoney care.
Boy Burned to Death in Charlestown Tenement Fire
A tenement blaze at 24 Vine Street Charlestown yesterday killed five year old Tommy ONeill and badly burned his grandmother Mrs Catherine Murphy who slept nearby. The child was playing with matches when the nightgown and table cover caught fire. Continued on Page 5 Second Column.
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Charlestown
Tommy O'Neill
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Van Cleave seeks order to curb AFL boycott powers
James W. Van Cleave, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, filed suit in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia seeking to enjoin Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell, and AFL officers and affiliates from using the boycott and unfair list, a move described as the biggest labor action to date.
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James W. van Cleave
National Association of Manufacturers
Organized Labor
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Manufacturer Sues Labor Unions To Stop Boycott Lists
Mr Van Cleave heads a St Louis firm filing suit in his name as head of a manufacturers group. He seeks a permanent injunction to bar organized labor from using unfair or dont patronize lists in fights against firms and individuals. Personal service targeted at labor leaders in Washington. Plaintiffs name Gompers Morrison Lennon Duncan Mitchell OConnell Morris and Denis A. as defendants.
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van Cleave
St. Louis
Les
Manufacturers’ Association
Washington
Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John V. Lennon
Bloomington
Ill
James Duncan
Quincy
Mass
John Mitchell
Indianapolis
James O'Connell
Max Morris
Denver
Denis A
Superior to Lemonade HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
A teaspoonful added to a glass of cold water with sugar creates a delicious summer tonic.
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Horsford
Parade Route From Wharf To Town Hall Features Elite Guests
President Roosevelt and Selectman George Allen ride in a carriage along the parade route to Town Hall. Secret service personnel also travel in a carriage. Governor Guild, British Ambassador Bryce, Senators Lodge and Crane, Congressman Lovering, Admiral Davis and Pilgrim Memorial Society officers join in carriages. 1200 U S sailors and marines from battleship squadron participate. King Hiram Lodge, Provincetown, and Sultan Commandery, New Bedford attend with a police platoon present.
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Bryce
Senators Lodge
Crane
Congressman Lovering
Admiral Davis
Pilgrim Memorial Society
J. Albert Blake
Massachusetts Grand Lodge
United States
King Hiram Lodge
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Provincetown
Notable Men Who Will Visit Provincetown Today
President Theodore Roosevelt Hon James Bryce British ambassador Governor Curtis Guild Jr Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Senator W Murray Crane Senator George P Wetmore of Rhode Island Rear Admiral Davis USN Congressman William C Lovering J Albert Blake grand master grand lodge of Massachusetts F and A M Nathan Haskell Dole Judge Seth Shepard Rev William Elliot Griffis D D Hon William B Lawrence.
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James Bryce
Curtis Guild, Jr
Henry Cabot Lodge
W. Murray Crane
George P. Wetmore
Rhode
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William C. Lovering
J. Albert Blake
Grand Lodge of
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Seth Shepard
William Elliot Griffis
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William B. Lawrence
Pilgrim Society
United States
Secretary of War
College teams listed for upcoming games across several states
A compact note lists teams from Alabama Rhode Island New Jersey Illinois Kentucky and Georgia along with Kearsarge and Virginia as part of an upcoming schedule. It reads like a regional roundup of college and school matchups across multiple states.
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Rhode Island
New Jersey
Illinois
Kentucky
S. Kearsarge
Georgia
Virginia
Night before end of two ambitions centers on pleas
The text shows a late stage in a story where the night before a culmination is devoted to pleas, with continuation promised on the next page. The line hints at ongoing negotiations or appeals surrounding two stated ambitions.
Readville Harness Winners Highlight Sonoma Girl Breaks
Readville Aug 19 Sonoma Girl the Crabtree stable star opened the Grand Circuit meeting with a 2:32 first heat in the Blue Hill stake and a dramatic early misstep at 2:33 as Tempus Fugit and Beatrice Bellini trailed. Myron McHenry led the applause as starters signaled the field away.
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New England
Sonoma
Crabtree Stable
Myron McHenry
Bob Newton
Blue Hill
Trotter
Tempus Fugit
Beatrice Bellini
Marjorie
Burma Girl
St. Peter
Newton
Sonoma Girl
McHenry
Forecast for Boston and vicinity in coming days
Forecast: Boston and vicinity likely fair Tuesday with light southerly winds. Continued fair conditions expected Wednesday in most areas. Regional notes from Washington indicate New England will be fair and warmer Tuesday, with possible showers and cooler conditions in the northwest on Wednesday, aided by fresh south winds. Eastern New York should see fair, slightly warmer Tuesday and Wednesday, with showers and cooler temperatures and fresh south winds.
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