Ninth Regiment Impresses Regulars At Camp Pine Camp
A Massachusetts Ninth Regiment baggage train arrives at Camp Pine Camp N Y to cheers from regular army officers who praise their discipline and appearance. The camp fills with militia and regular units as drills, gas lighting from Boston, and a busy schedule of infantry, engineering, and cavalry training unfold under close supervision.
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Pine Camp
N. Y
Massachusetts
United States Infantry
Boston
Sullivan
Ninth Regiment Infantry
M. VB
Cavalry
Rhode Island
Maine National Guard
Vermont National Guard
Tenth Cavalry
Fifth Regiment Infantry
24Th Regiment
Signal Corps
Waltham, Mass
Massachusettts
James Lee
John W. Mahoney
F Company
Lawrence
Father Lee
Ninth Regiment
William E. Walsh
G6th Infantry
Grosvenor JL. Townsend
Robert E. Bogers
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Force Col Roosevelt Into Race Projections In 1912
Beverly August 21 There is a belief that Col Roosevelt cannot stay out of the 1912 presidential race. His advisers push him toward nomination while drafting talks for a St Paul conservation congress speech.
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Beverly
Roosevelt
Taft
Israel
James R. Garfield
Ohio
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
California
St. Paul
Gifford Pinchot
President Taft
New York State
Utica
Sherman
Chicago
Cincinnati
Yatt
Colorado
Wyoming
South Dakota
Wisconsin
United States Senate
LaFollette
Cummins
Beveridge
Pinchot
Garfield
Republican Campaign Committee
Conservation Congress
Congress
McKinley
Illinois
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Coming Air Meet Promises Thrills at Atlantic Event
Crowds flocked to Atlantic to glimpse the air show grounds for the September aviation meet. Aeronaut Cromwell Dixon arrived and set his tent space while Taft and Roosevelt speculation filled political talk. President Taft planned speeches and cups presentations as Beverly hosts continued visits and church attendance.
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Atlantic
Exhibition
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Quincy
Aeronaut
Cromwell Dixon
Boston
Squantum
Dixon
Taft
Beverly
Millbury
Delia C. Torrey
First Parish Unitarian Church
Delia Torrey
Helen Taft
Butt
Samuel A. Eliot
D. D
Bostop
American Unitarian Association
Samuel J. Carr
Manchester
Rowe Triplane to Race at Boston Field Meeting
The Rowe triplane from England is to arrive Thursday for a major aeronautical meet in Boston. Spectators expect thrilling flights by Harmon and other aviators, with a large crowd and boat access rumored to ease field congestion.
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England
Harmon
Long Island Sound
Boston
Atlantic City
Sheepshead Bay
Signalling Plans for 1911 Aviation Race From Boston Light
Charles St Glidden met with the Boston Light keeper to set up a signaling system for spectators as three flight routes for the $10,000 prize race were planned. The No 1 city course spans 7.62 miles to Boston Light then 14.25 more to the stadium and 8.76 back.
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Charles St. Glidden
Boston
Atlantic Aviation
Bug
Narrows
Great Brewsters
Boston Light
Great Brewsters Spit
Lovell’s Island
Deer Island
President Roads
Governor's Island
Harbor
Boston Ferry
Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad
Postoffice Building
City Hall
State House
Charles River
New West Boston Bridge
Cambridge
Central Square
Stadium
Atlantic
Brookline
Brighton
Harvard Medical Schools
Mechanics’ Building
Roxbury
Upham’s Corner
Savin Hill
Commercial Point
Dorchester
Navy Yard
The
Charles
Brewsters Spit
Lovell's Island
Charlestown
Boston & Maine Railroad
Upper Harbor
South Boston
City Point
Old Harbor
Dorchester Bay
Aviation Grounds
Aviation Field
Camp Meeting Opens at Oak Bluffs With Local Sermons
The 76th annual Methodist camp meeting began in Oak Bluffs with Rev. Arthur H. Goodenough of Stamford Conn. presiding. A memorial service honored the late Bishop Daniel A. Goodsell and Rev. Lewis B. Bates of East Boston. Principal talks were by Bishop Willard F. Mallatleu, Rev. M. J. Talbot and Frank P. Parkin. The evening sermon was delivered by Rev. Charles M. Boswell of Philadelphia.
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Oak Bluffs
Arthur H. Goodenough
D. D
Stamford
Frank P. Parkin
Charles M. Boswell
Philadelphia
Public wedding event in Wareham called off after crowd
A crowd of 500 gathered in Wareham as organizers attempted a public wedding at E. N. Thompson's store. Despite licenses, clergy, and a firm offering a honeymoon car, no couple volunteered to marry, and the ceremony was canceled shortly after 10 PM with no ceremony held.
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Wareham
E. N. Thompson
Tremont
Onset
Thompson
Charles L. Bates
Mendelssohn
Guests Escape Inferno At Charleston Hotel Fire
Fire at the Trustee House in Charleston near Bangor destroyed the famous country hotel. Wilbur Estabrook owner reports about 8000 dollars in losses from a blaze that started from a defective flue, leaving guests with only moments to flee.
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Bangor
Charleston
Wilbur Estabrook
Bible Class Gathers For Taft Visit No Show
Beverly August 21 The Foss Bible class of the First Baptist Church organized a large midsummer gathering after a rumor that President Taft would visit. Charles E. Barker spoke on the President's physical programme and Professor G W Swain also spoke. Officials said Taft had no formal engagement to attend.
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Beverly
Foss
First Baptist Church of
Taft
Charles E. Barker
G. W. Swain
Barker
Baptist Sunday School
Mayor Visits Taft Today Becomes Beverly Greeting
Beverly mayor Charles H. Trent planned a visit to Burgess Point with city officials to meet President Taft. The trip followed a tour to Atlantic City with a sewage disposal committee and Taft promised a longer stay through Indian summer if weather permits.
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Beverly
Charles H. Trent
Burgess Point
Atlantic City
Taft
Trent
Dedicates Polish Church at Salem
St John the Baptist Church on St Peter Street in Salem became the new church home for the citys Polish community. Archbishop OConnell presided over high mass with Polish sermon by Rev James Takuski of Lynn, and 197 members were confirmed. Several priests attended including Michael J. McCall Timothy J. Murphy George A. Rainville James Grocholski and Father Syskie.
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Salem
St. John the Baptist Church
St. Peter Street
Joseph Czubek
Salemn
O’connell
James Takuski
Lynn
Michael J. McCall
St. James Church
Timothy J. Murphy
Immaculate Conception Church
George A. Rainville
St. Joseph’s Church
James Grocholski
Redemptorist Fathers
New York City
Father Syskie
Haverhill
Japan to annex Korea this week under Portsmouth pact
Tokio reports that within days Korea will become part of the Japanese empire under the Portsmouth treaty. About 12 million Koreans will be absorbed and territory as large as England will join Japan, with Japan granted guidance protection and control of Korea after years of testing to preserve the Korean nation.
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Tokio
Korea
Japan
England
Portsmouth
Russia
Korean Peninsula
Japan to Annex Korea Signifies End of Yi Dynasty Rule
Privy council to meet at 10:30 tomorrow as Terauchi and the Korean emperor near signing a convention of annexation. Reports claim Korea will come under Japanese control with elevation of Yi dynasty heads and other officials to Japanese nobility. Censorship hides talks while most Koreans are expected to accept improvements under Japanese governance.
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Privy Council of Japan
Terauchi
Korea
Japan
Privy Council
Viscount Terauchi
Nigratti Shot by Attolino in North End Quarrel
A quarrel over a card game in the North End ended in a shooting last night at 8 near 25 North Square opposite Sacred Heart Church. Pasquale Nigratti 22 of 89 Prince Street was wounded twice by Charles Attolino 22 of Sheafe Street and is dying at the Relief Hospital. Charles LeCourt 22 of Keiths Alley chased and captured Attolino after a four block pursuit.
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North End
North Square
Pasquale Nigratti
Prince Street
Charles Attolino
Sheafe Street
Nigratti
Relief Hospital
Attolino
No. 25
Sacred Heart Church
Charles LeCourt
Keiths Alley
Ramsey suit over stopped gambling bet on Jeffries fight
James W. Chappell sues James Shuart a Ramsey tax collector to recover $100 after Shuart stopped payment on Chappell's bet that Jeffries would win at Reno. Stakeholder Frank Pool held funds from Paterson. Case seeks record and payment despite gambling statute.
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Ramsey
N. J
James W. Chappell
James Shuart
Shuart
Chappell
Jeffries
Reno
Frank Pool
Paterson
Ramsey Bank
Boston book buyer and Miss Thurber wed in Portsmouth
Harold M. Tuttle of the Houghton & Dutton Co Boston and Miss Agnes T Thurber of Boston were married in Portsmouth tonight by Rev Harold Folsom. They left for Atlanta after the ceremony and will return to Boston to live in Brookline.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Harold M. Tuttle
Houghton & Dutton Company
Boston
Agnes T. Thurber
Harold Folsom
Episcopal Church
High Street
Atlanta
Brookline
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Col. Roosevelt
Insurgent
New York
Magnolia
New York State Committee
Kings County
New York County
Barnes and Woodruff
Erie County
Hughes
Glidden
America
Congressional
Tariff Commission
Republican Party
Lloyd C. Griscom
State Committee
Oyster Bay
William Loeb
Port of
C. W. Adams
Geo. Grantham Bain
Glenn HH. Cusetiss
Geo Grantham Bain
Harvard
Driscoll
CLEAN
Wilson’s Cafe
Chauncy Street
Wareham Committee
Mikado
Lues
Johnson
Tuttle—Thurber
Gem Food Chopper
HE ‘Hardware
Portland and
Sudbury Sts
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