Canada to Deport Harry Thaw Under Immigration Act
Ottawa reports Harry K. Thaw will be deported from Canada as a prohibited person under the immigration act. He may be sent back to New Hampshire, with Canadian and U.S. authorities coordinating transfer after arrest. The case hinges on section 40 prohibitions and potential extradition questions.
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Justice Department
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New German Line to Run Bremen Boston New Orleans
North German Lloyd announces a new regular freight and passenger service from Bremen to Boston and New Orleans beginning mid September. The Bremen based company issued the cablegram from its general offices confirming the transatlantic connection.
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North German Lloyd Company
Boston
Lloyd Steamship Company of
Bremen
New Orleans
Germany
Steamship line to offer Bremen Boston service this fall
The company announced its Boston entry after weeks of planning. The first sailing to Boston will depart Bremen around mid September. Several Breslau type ships of about 9000 tons will be added to the fleet with modern appliances.
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Boston
Bremen
Astronomical Timings and Historical Anniversaries
The note lists rise and set times for Venus Mars Jupiter and Saturn, zodiacal timings, day length and year day count, light auto lamps at 7 09, plus a mini calendar of anniversaries including a naval review in 1898, the Fort Massachusetts massacre 1746, Benjamin Harrison born 1833, and General Booth death in England a year ago.
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Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Fort Massachusetts
Benjamin Harrison
United States
General Booth
The
Salvation Army
England
Boston Weather Forecast Calls for Fair Days
Forecast for New England warns of generally fair weather in Boston and vicinity on Wednesday and Thursday. Northeast winds will be moderate to brisk, diminishing by Wednesday.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Bellboy saves one, one sinks at Rye Beach
In Rye Beach New Hampshire on August 19 Whitney Kipp of Washington and Brooklyn 30 drowned while his classmate Roscoe N. Snow was saved by Walter Pickett a bellboy from Waltham Massachusetts and student at Waltham High School who acted bravely before the eyes of Kipp s wife and friends
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Rye Beach
N. H
Whitney Kipp
Washington
Brooklyn
Roscoe N. Snow
Walter Pickett
Waltham
Mass
Ocean Wave House
Waltham High School
Baseball results from yesterday across leagues
National league games saw Cincinnati beat Boston 4 2 in the opener and 2 0 in the second for a doubleheader sweep. Pittsburg defeated New York 8 3. St Louis downed Brooklyn 5 2. Chicago beat Philadelphia 3 2. American matches include Chicago 5 1 Boston, Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3, Washington 5 Cleveland 1, and New York St Louis Kain list.
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Detroit
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New York-St. Louis
Kain
Canoe accident at Wallis Sands ends in rescue effort
Hundreds on the shore witnessed a light canoe capsize repeatedly as Kipp and Snow rode heavy surf at Wallis Sands. Both swimmers struggled after being thrown, Pickett diving repeatedly to aid Snow and then Kipp. A life saving crew rescued the Waltham youth near shore. Kipp disappeared before recovery.
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Wallis Sands
Kipp
Snow
Pickett
Healers Held on Bail After Fraud Claims
Evangelist assistant to Mrs Etter and another leader remain free on bail on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. In South Framingham on August 19 the Montwait Chautauqua revival continued under Mrs M B Woodworth-Etter despite arrests, with demonstrations of cures causing frenzied responses from children and elderly attendees.
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Mrs. Etter
South Framingham
Montwait Chautauqua
M. B. Woodworth-Etter
Seven Drown on Steamer Henry Bosse at Keokuk
In a heavy wind on the Mississippi at Keokuk Iowa the government steamer Henry Bosse overturned. Seven men drowned while others escaped by clinging to wreckage as the vessel, used for building a wing dam, headed for shore.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Henry Bosse
Mississippi
Creation of Customs Guards proposed in reform bill
Washington Aug 19. A bill introduced by Representative Harrison of New York proposes a federal force named Customs Guards to replace existing customs watchmen at New York and other ports. The plan calls for a deputy surveyor in charge at New York with three acting surveyors three lieutenants 18 guardsmen and an overall guards force.
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Washington
New York
Harrison
Knowles Found Safe Roaming Maine Wilderness
Confirmation reaches Spencer Maine that Joseph Knowles, the Boston artist, remains alive and continues his bare wilderness experiment. He travels naked and unarmed to prove man can endure without modern tools, separately from civilization.
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King and Bartlett
Spencer
Joseph Knowles
Boston
Maine
Suspicious Sound Reported by Knowles Range Explorers
A party of sportsmen and guides traveling the Knowles range reported hearing a sound like breaking branches upon returning to camp. The incident was noted and continued on Page 9-6th Column.
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Knowles
Former Court Officer George W. W. Saville Dies
George W. W. Saville, longtime Middlesex county court figure, died at home in Malden. He served nearly 30 years as deputy sheriff and 20 years as court officer, and was special sheriff under John R. Fairbairn from 1889 until his resignation last week due to ill health.
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George W. W. Saville
Middlesex County
Appleton Street
Malden
Saville
John R. Fairbairn
Women not good insurance risks debate in Minnesota
At the American Life Insurance Association meeting in It, delegates debated whether women are desirable life insurance risks. Speakers argued some spinster and single women may be better risks than married women, but no definite conclusion was reached.
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Paul
Minn
American Life Insurance Association
Foss Picking G O P 40 Minutes To Talk About Himself
Dorchester Republicans heard Ham say Governor Foss will not be an independent candidate. Foss dodged questions on support for the Republican nominee and declined to define his principles. He remarked he has 40 minutes to talk about himself.
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Foss
Ham
Cavanagh
Dorchester
Post
Governor Foss withdraws from GOP governor race at Dorchester club event
Governor Foss ended his campaign for the Republican nomination during a Young Men's Republican Club gathering in Dorchester at Nantasket. He predicted a GOP victory this fall if the party adopts sound principles and stays close to the people. Earlier, he learned he lacked enough signatures to appear on the ballot.
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Young Men’s Republican Club
Dorchester
Nantasket
Meeting Quizzed Candidate Support in Republican Primaries
The record notes that during the meeting the speaker did not say he would back the Republican nominee. The question was directed to him but yielded no explicit endorsement.
Boutelle's Eatery Offers Dinners Daily and Regular Course
Eat at Boutelle's now serving fresh vegetable dinners daily and a regular course dinner each night priced at $36.
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Boutelle’s
Governor confirms party switch amid hostile crowds
Ex Representative James Cavanagh challenged the Governor who avoided answering and spoke for forty minutes about himself. In Essex on Saturday and Nantasket yesterday the crowd appeared skeptical about his Republican alignment and possible support for the primary nominee. Councillor Guy Ham cited assurances the Governor would not run as an independent, praising his move to the GOP. A cabaret show performances interrupted the speeches.
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James Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Essex
Nantasket
Guy Ham
Ham
Republican Party
Thaw Enters Sherbrooke to Crowd Support
fugitive Harry K. Thaw, freed from a life sentence, rides into Sherbrooke to cheering crowds and cries for his release. Reporters describe widespread public approval from men women and children as he is greeted by supporters.
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Sherbrooke
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