Citizens Get Busy Urges Mayor Daly at Cambridge Assembly
Mayor Daly of Cambridge urged civic reform at the Waltham Business Men's Association outing in Riverside. He called on citizens to attend caucuses and polls to influence city and state government, support civil service heads, and resist generous grants to public service corporations. Speakers included Mayor J L Harvey and General E Champlin.
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Riverside
Daly
Cambridge
Waltham Business Men’s Association
J. L. Harvey
Waltham
E. Champlin
E. T. Luce
Waltham Court
R. B. Somers
Sandy Ferguson quits Gloucester schooner trip in protest
Sandy Ferguson returns from a Gloucester fishing trip after quitting a mackerel seiner at Provincetown. He criticizes the crew and skipper calling them no good and a dope. He visits his wife in Gloucester and shows interest in W. K. Vanderbilt Jr.’s steam yacht Tarantula priced around 250 000 dollars.
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Gloucester
Sandy Ferguson
Sandy
Provincetown
Ferguson
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Vanderbilt
Hart
Jeffries
Reunion of Redberry Club at Old Orchard
Old Orchard Mo August 22 One of the most successful reunions in recent years was held today by the Redberry Club The men’s game pitted married men against single men with the benedicts captained by ex Congressman Fitzgerald as wives looked on The benedicts won 14 to 0 The ladies then raced in foot and potato events Katherine Hayes of Pawtucket Jane McDonald of South Boston Mrs John W McDonald of Jamaica Plain and Mrs Nan Gallagher of Lowell won the races
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Redberry Club
Old Orchard Old Orchard
Fitzgerald
Katherine Hayes
Pawtucket
Jane McDonald
South Boston
John W. McDonald
Jamaica Plain
Nan Gallagher
Lowell
Lawyers Meet at Seashore in Narragansett Pier
At Narragansett Pier Rhode Island on August 22 a preliminary conference of the American Bar Association section of legal education was held ahead of the main meeting opening the next day. President Lawrence Maxwell Jr. presided with Dean Norham Abbott of Stanford as principal speaker and James P. Hall of Chicago presenting a paper on Practice Work.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
American Bar Association
Association
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
Cincinnati
Norhan Abbott
Law School
Leland Stanford, Jr
Association of American Law Schools
James P. Hall
University of Chicago Law School
The
Abbott
Open Track For Injured Man
Train service on the Boston & Albany and parts of the New Haven Hartford rail network slowed after an order granted Clar ence Butland right of way. Butland, an injured Beacon Park brakeman from Allston, was crushed between cars and rushed to South station. surgeons found a badly torn and broken arm with no internal injuries.
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Boston & Albany
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Clarence Butland
Butland
Beacon Park
Allston
Massachusetts Hospital
Liverpool Pilots Send Gift to Boston Colleagues
A brotherly exchange between Liverpool England and Boston pilots includes a framed group photo of 178 Liverpool pilots and Captain Bynon of the Warren liner Michigan. The portrait, with Union Jack and American flag, features Point Lynas lighthouse and Liverpool landing stage, presented at Lewis Wharf tomorrow.
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Liverpool
Eng
Boston Pilots
Bynon
Michigan
Lewis Wharf
Point Lynas
Picnic in Aid of Jewish Children’s Home
Over 8000 attended the third annual Hebrew Ladies' Helping Hand Auxiliary picnic at Caledonia Grove West Roxbury. Proceeds will fund maintenance of the Destitute Jewish Children’s Home undergoing renovation and enlargement. Guests included local philanthropists and city officials. General committee: Mrs. Sarah Kurinsky, Mrs. Annie Weinbaum, Mrs. William S. Leven, Mrs. Bessie Kasanof, Mrs. Celia Samuels, Miss Frances Cohen, Miss Leah Sacofsky.
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Hebrew Ladies’ Helping Hand Auxiliary
Caledonia Grove
West Roxbury
Sarah Kurinsky
Annie Weinbaum
William S. Leven
Bessie Kasanof
Celia Samuels
Frances Cohen
Leah Sacofsky
Catholic Young Men's Union Opens 31st Convention
The Catholic Young Men's National Union held its 31st annual convention in Albany as a solemn high mass opened the session at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Rev. Walter J. Shanley presided while diocesan reports and papers from each diocese were read. Topics included The Press The Young Men's Club and Literary Societies for Catholic Young Men.
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Albany
N. Y
Catholic Young Men's National Union
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Walter J. Shanley
Daniel P. Toomey
Archdiocese of
Boston
the Young Men's Club
W. C. Sullivan
Baltimore
Literary Societies For Catholic Young Men
William J
China Clay Steamer to Run Direct to Boston
The steamship service transporting china clay between Fowey Eng and this port will omit Portland and sail directly to Boston. The Tabasco carrying 1200 tons will inaugurate the reorganized line with portions bound for Portland shipped by rail.
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Boston
Fowey
Eng
Portland
Stowaways From Jamaica Escape Custody In Boston Harbor
Two stowaways Samuel Brown and Herbert Hamilton from Port Antonio Jamaica walked ashore with the ship Brester at Long Wharf Boston. Captain Bock released them, ignorance of immigration law cited. A $600 fine may follow as police pursue the pair near Boston Common.
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Port Antonio
Jamaica
Samuel Brown
Herbert Hamilton
Bock
Brewster
Long Wharf
Boston
Crispus
Boston Common
Schooner Marion E. Rockhill Runs Aground Off Long Island
The three master schooner Marion E. Rockhill ran ashore near Amagansett Bay Long Island in heavy fog. Her five man crew were rescued by Amagansett life-savers. The Bath Maine owned vessel of 270 tons carrying coal was bound from South Amboy New Jersey to Danversport Massachusetts. Captain and owner M. L. Gilbert was aboard.
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New York
Marion E. Rockhill
Amagansett Bay
Long Island
Amagansett Station
Bath
South Amboy
N. J
Danversport
Mass
M. L. Gilbert
Father Reunites With Long Lost Daughter in Court
In Lowell a 20 year old Elizbeth Cotes, arrested as a vagrant, collapsed when her father arrived at Police Court as Miss Skelton of the Crittenton Home brought the parents to her. Judge Hadley urged forgiveness and a fresh start, with the case continued six months for sentence.
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Lowell
Elizabeth Cotes
Hadley
Miss Skelton
Crittenton
Miss Cotes
Color line in Knights of Pythias discussed in Lynn
Grand Chancellor Ramsdell of the Peter Woodland Lodge announced the protest against a Worcester lodge member due to color. The protest was sustained and an order issued to exclude the colored man from membership, citing concealment of parentage as evidence.
President Roosevelt Invited to Newport Perry Day
Newport Rhode Island August 22 The City Council voted to invite President Roosevelt to be guest of the city on Perry Day September 11 for the 92d anniversary of the Lake Erie battle Commodore Perry a Newport native commanded the American squadron in the fight.
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Newport
R. I
President Roosevelt
Lake Erie
Commodore Perry
Yellow fever update from New Orleans officials
Yellow fever report from New Orleans at 6 p m lists 57 new cases bringing total to 1503. Nine deaths today, total 214, with 21 new foci and 342 overall. Remaining under treatment stands at 319.
Bonfire and Lamp Fatal in Haverhill
Emma Doe an eight year old child of Moses and Emma Doe of Apple street died at the hospital from burns received while playing near a bonfire. Harriet Dunham aged 64 died at the hospital from burns caused by a lamp overturning at her Water street home.
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Haverhill
Emma
Moses
Emma Doe
Apple Street
Harriet Dunham
Water Street
Indian Empire Will Be Lost Says Goldwin Smith
Toronto, Aug 22 Professor Goldwin Smith warned that the Indian Empire will end, from the east, due to lack of breeding. He questioned Lord Minto’s Viceroy appointment and noted the governor general role differs in India. He believed Russia unlikely to invade India amid current European tensions.
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Toronto
Ont
Goldwin Smith
Lord Minto
Ottawa
Canada
India
Smith
Kitchener
Curzon
Russia
Knowls Law but Won’t Practise Miss McAleer Admitted to Bar
Miss Mary E R McAleer of 740 Brookline Avenue Brookline has just been admitted to the bar at about 35 and holds property for herself and family She has studied law at Boston University for personal interest rather than office practice She lives in a Brookline home left by her father Patrick McAleer a wealthy real estate dealer.
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Mary ER. McAleer
Brookline Avenue
Brookline
Miss McAleer
Boston University
Patrick McAleer
Gaston to consult Whitney on reciprocity candidate
Colonel William A. Gaston will confer with Chairman Henry M. Whitney about nominating a lieutenant governor candidate. A Democratic leader says the party must field a strong reciprocity candidate to challenge Eben S. Draper. Whitney and Foss have split. Foss leads a hot 14 member committee while Whitney heads a mixed committee. The Republican committee, led by Webster, plans to announce principles after Chicago talks and may endorse Lieutenant Governor Guild and discuss Fred S. Hall and Colonel Goetting regarding reciprocity bids.
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William A. Gaston
Henry M. Whitney
Committee On Reciprocal Trade
Eben S. Draper
Whitney
Foss
Little’ Committee
Republican Committee
Webster
Chicago
Guild
Fred S. Hall
Colonel Goetting
Foss Denies Shifting Sides in Tariff Debate
Eugene N. Foss, Republican leader, returns from Chicago reciprocity talks asserting the movement remains firm against stand-patters. He cites consensus at the convention favoring Dingley maxima with concessions carved from them and notes the American Reciprocal Tariff League name traced to his secretary William E. Brigham.
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Eugene N. Foss
Chicago
Foss
Mr. Foss
William E. Brigham
Suit Against Waggaman Filed in District Supreme Court
Attorneys for H Rozier Delaney trustee in bankruptcy for Thomas E Waggaman treasurer of the Catholic University file a bill in equity to sell Woodley Park, distribute proceeds to creditors, and set aside a July 1904 deed of trust as a bankruptcy preference.
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Washington
H. Rozier Delaney
Thomas E. Waggaman
Catholic University
District Supreme Court
Waggaman
John Dout
Woodley Park
Mrs Russell Sage Joins Audubon Society
New York August 22 The National Audubon Societies welcomed Mrs Russell Sage as a life member after she sent a 100 dollar contribution. Her interest grew from visits to the park as an invalid and her friendship with the squirrels as 19 busy animals played nearby.
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New York
National Association of Audubon Societies
Russell Sage
Miss Walsh on road to recovery after accident
In Newport Rhode Island Miss Evelyn Walsh who was hurt in the automobile crash that killed her brother Vinson Walsh learned Saturday night that he was critically ill and then died. She is reported to be greatly affected yet on the road to recovery and not endangered by the news.
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Newport
R. I
Evelyn Walsh
Vinson
Fairbanks Family Reunion Draws 600 Descendants to Dedham
Descendants of Jonathan Fairbanks gather for the fourth annual Fairbanks Family Association reunion at the Dedham homestead built in 1636. The four day event includes excursions to Lancaster and Fort Loggastoco site visits, a banquet and illustrated talk by J Wilder Fairbank, music by the Waelde family, and plans to preserve family memorials and the old house. Vice-President Fairbanks, eighth in descent, may attend but is delayed in New York.
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Dedham
Jonathan Fairbanks
Old Homestead
Fairbanks Family Association
East Street
Eastern Avenue
Lancaster
John Fairbanks
Jonathan
Fairbanks
Tola
J. Wilder Fairbank
Millis
Fort Log
Boston
New York
Jonas
Hanscom Said To Be Better After Gall Stone Surgery
Deputy Superintendent of Police Orrinton M. Hanscom of Boston recovered rapidly after an operation at Maine General Hospital for removal of a gall stone. He was attacked at the Lafayette Hotel on Saturday and moved to hospital after his condition grew serious late Monday night.
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Portland
Orrinton M. Hanscom
Boston
Maine General Hospital
Hanscom
Lafayette Hotel
Old Lady Wanders Roxbury Found by Police
A gray haired well dressed woman wandering Roxbury streets was taken to Station 10. She gave the name Clara Smith and could not provide an address. She claimed her daughter's marriage to an Armenian unsettled her mind and was placed in a padded cell for examination.
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Roxbury
Clara Smith
Lodge Meets Leaders But Crane Is Detained
Senator Lodge met Republican chieftains at state headquarters with Congressman Gardner of Essex among the visitors. Gardner endorsed Malone for attorney general while Crane indicated he would be absent for more than a week.
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Senator Lodge
Crane
Lodge
Congressman Gardner
Essex
Gardner
Malone
Widowed Queen of Chinatown to Marry Bellas Guide Jim
Bella the white queen of Chinatown, after the death of her husband, plans to marry Jim the guide to avoid being ignored by the Celestials. The story notes her loss of caste and desire for tribute from former rulers.
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Chinatown
Bella
Jim
Hay Fever Relief Promised By X Zalia In Boston Ad
An old time hay fever remedy ad touts X Zalia as relief for sneezing watery eyes and nasal discharge. It instructs nasal application with an inhaler and offers a booklet titled Treatises on Hay Fever and People Cured from the X Zalia Corporation in Boston.
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H. E. Waite
Lebanon
X-Zalia
X-Zalia Corporation
Batterymarch St
Boston
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Oppenheimer Treatment
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Presidene Osident Empire
Archer Brown, JR
Iron and Steel
Charles R. Brown
Charles Evans
Presid K. Ala
Eta & Sates
DeHaven & New York Stock Exchange
Townsend
Anderson Fowler
Produce Exchange
Carl H. Fowler
Boylston Street
Liverpool Pilots
Catholic Young Men’s Union
Marion Rockhill
Pythian Lodge
New Orleans
Prince Street
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Gaston
Audubon Society
Miss Walsh
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Ood
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