Eight Chinese students convene at Williamstown for conference
One hundred twenty Chinese college students in American institutions gather in Williamstown for the eighth annual Chinese Student Alliance conference. The program includes English contests, Chinese kite flying, tennis, and puzzles with events at Williams College and nearby Cushing Academy.
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North Adams
Williamstown
United States
China
Williams College
H. 8. Cowell
Cushing Academy
America
France
England
Scotland
Jesup Hall
No One Responsible for Joy Ride Death in New Haven
Deputy Coroner W B Ely found no one in the car responsible for the death of Anna Carelli in an August joy ride accident near New Haven. The vehicle, carrying Walter S Hastings H C Halsey and Miss Rhea Carelli, turned turtle on August 16.
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New Haven
Conn
W. B. Ely
Anna Carelli
Walter S. Hastings
Windsor
H. C. Halsey
Murdoch Estate Valued At 245863 In Suffolk Probate
The estate of Albert L Murdoch is appraised at 245863.18 with the Hotel Bartel at Gainsboro Street and Huntington Avenue as the largest asset valued at 140600. Land in Hingham is valued at 24750. Real estate totals 170750 and personal property 75115.18.
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Albert L. Murdoch
Suffolk
Bartel
Gainsboro Street
Huntington Avenue
Yale Alumni Plan Club To Rejuvenate Morys
Yale alumni announce plans to form a club modeled on Morys at 306 York Street New Haven to perpetuate the famous ale and chop house spirit. A meeting is set for September 5 with Louis Linder the last proprietor expected to attend and discuss incorporation.
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YALE
Mory
New Haven
Conn
University
Mory’s
York Street
Old Mary’s
Louis Linder
Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief From Sores
Advertises Poslam as a universal skin cure for rashes itching pimples sunburn ivy poisoning and related conditions. Claims immediate action stops itching quickly and notes Poslam Soap for daily use with Pure ingredients and pricing 50 cents and 25 cents. Provides free sample request address Emergency Laboratories New York.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
U S After Border for Smugglers
Boston customs will intensify border checks this summer targeting smugglers. Wealthy summer visitors from Beacon Hill and Back Bay, including Canadian-bound horse show attendees, will face baggage and horse stall inspections as Chief Wilkie orders agents to seize fur shipments at the border this year.
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Uncle Sam
Beacon Hill
Back Bay
Canada
Canadian
Montreal
Wilkie
Secret Service
Boston
New York
Montreal fur smuggling crackdown targets show routes
Passengers and travelers report heavy baggage checks between Montreal and the United States. Montreal fur houses face scrutiny as U S customs vow stricter duties penalties and extra reviews of shipments via horse show routes. Authorities aim to curb smuggling by inspecting attendees from New York and Boston by train or auto.
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Montreal
United States
Treasury Department
Washington
Desjardins & Co
Harry Higginson
Boston
Fox Hunter
New York
Immigration case nets carpenter on immoral voyage claim
Edwin Davies a carpenter was arrested by United States Deputy Marshal Cameron on Dunster road in Jamaica Plain. He faces charges of bringing an immigrant girl Mary Sutcliffe from England for immoral purposes. The girl is detained and her statements underpin the charge. Davies also known as Dyson claimed to be her husband and used allegedly fictitious addresses.
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Edwin Davies
United States
Marshal Cameron
Dunster Road
Jamaica Plain
Mary Sutcliffe
England
Davies
Dyson
Split peas import duty boosted by secretary
Washington August 22 The secretary of commerce ordered countervailing duties on wheat rye flour and split peas imported from Germany to protect the American split pea industry from German government bounty. Meanwhile Boston plans turn North End playgrounds into a waterfront beach with separate women and men sections at an estimated cost of forty thousand dollars, supported by Mayor Fitz Gerald and architect Arthur Shurtleff.
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Washington
Germany
MacVeagh
Boston
Fitzgerald
Arthur Shurtleff
Taft appoints committee to probe appraisal board
President Taft named a panel of government officials to investigate the Board of United States General Appraisers for neglect of duty malfeasance or inefficiency. The board operates from New York headquarters.
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Washington
Taft
Board of
United States General Appraisers
New York
Treasury eyes German bounty repeal easing trade tensions
Treasury officials hope Germany will repeal the bounty to avert a tariff war. The new 30 day rule targets split peas as German flour imports are small. Large imports of German peas strain the U S market, provoking protests from Michigan Minneapolis and the Northwest.
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United States
Treasury Department
Germany
Michigan
Minneapolis
Northwest
Central West
Wally Jones feature by Lloyd Osbourne in Post Magazine
A prominent Sun Sunday Post Magazine feature presents Wally Jones by Lloyd Osbourne the stepson of the late Robert Louis Stevenson who collaborated with him on multiple stories including this piece.
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Next Sunday
Post Magazine
Wally Jones
Lloyd Osbourne
Robert Louis Stevenson
Raymond Exits Race as Candidate for Senate
Boston merchant George J. Raymond announces in a voters statement his Republican bid for the Second Middlesex Senate seat. He reflects on past Democratic loss, vows to represent Cambridge wards 5 through 11, and urges turnout at primaries, signing his address at 28 Roseland Street Cambridge.
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George J. Raymond
Boston
Second Middlesex
Raymond
Cambridge
Mugwump
Moose
Senate
State House
Public Service Corporation
Roseland Street
Mass
Progressive campaign committee nearly complete in Chicago
United States Senator Joseph Dixon of Montana and Henry Cocnem s of Wisconsin arrived in Chicago to finalize the Progressive headquarters. The executive committee includes Perkins chairman Lindsay Adams Priestley Dewey and Lissner with Hacker named treasurer. remaining members to be named in a week or so.
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Chicago
United States
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Progressive Campaign
Henry F. Cocnems
Wisconsin
New York
Campany Executive Committee
Senator Dixon
George WW. Perkins
Ben B. Lindsay
Colorado
Jane Addams
Illinois
George C. Priestley
Oklahoma
Chauncey Dewey
Meyer Lissner
California
E. H. Hacker
Niagara Falls N
New York State
Roosevelt
Campaign Predictions Highlighted in Next Sundays Post
The piece surveys forecasts and prognostications shaping the campaign scene with Mike Flannery’s distinctive take, presenting a snapshot of anticipated moves and strategic angles to watch.
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Mike Flannery
Next Sunday
Post
Taft names broad inquiry panel on customs board
President Taft appoints Chandler P. Anderson William Loeb Jr Winfred T. Dennison to lead a wide inquiry into the customs appeals board with a plan to rehabilitate the service. The panel includes H. M. Somerville and others, each paid 9000 dollars annually, with aides from the Treasury and Justice departments assisting. Somerville is abroad and due back by September 1. Chamberlain expresses surprise.
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Taft
Chandler P. Anderson
State Department
William Loeb, Jr
New York
Winfred T. Dennison
United States
Dennison
Treasury Department
Customs Service
Board of
United States General Appraisers
H. M. Somerville
T. S. Sharetts
W. B. Howell
I. F. Fischer
B. 8. Waite
BE. G
Denounced Roosevelt by Massachusetts Colored Suffrage League
The Massachusetts branch of the New England Suffrage League passed resolutions denouncing Theodore Roosevelt and issued a statement through Rev. John J. Davis of Malden. They cited his support for the colored vote while backing exclusion of colored delegates at Chicago, warning that he would sacrifice one race for political gain and appealing to Union veterans to resist this shift in policy.
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Massachusetts
New England Suffrage League
Theodore Roosevelt
John J. Davis
Malden
New Fingland Suffrage League
Roosevelt
Point of Pines
Chicago
New Eingland Suffrage League
Colored Ecitizens
Union
Commonwealth
Roosevelt Defends Race Issue and Progressive Plan
In this week’s Outlook editorial Theodore Roosevelt defends his party’s aims for colored men. He argues no other plan offers a remotest chance of success and that Progressives seek to secure political expression for the Negro who shows intelligence integrity and self respect under capable white leadership.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt supports Progressives steadying race relations
The Colonel reiterates views shared with Julian Harris and his Progressive convention speech. He argues the Progressives alone offer justice and fair dealing to colored citizens, condemns both major parties, and pledges to foster goodwill between white and colored neighbors nationwide while North and South follow the same appeal to the nation’s best, most honest citizens.
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Julian Harris
Joel Chandler Harris
Progressive Convention
Republican
Democratic
Progressive Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Suffragists Darn Socks Booth At State Fair
Minnesota suffragists resolve to run a booth at the State Fair offering hose darning for any man to dispel the idea that voting requires poor housekeeping. Their war cry urges citizens to patch holes in hubby's hose and march to the polls, with the sewing needle as emblem.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Hubby
Adeline Back to the Minors Campaign Song Debut
Mayor Fitzgerald unveils a campaign tune titled Fallin and Follow Me inspired by Sweet Adeline and associated with Sir Thomas Lipton. The song, once popular in England, will be performed publicly for the first time in Falmouth this Saturday as he campaigns for the senate.
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Fitzgerald
Adeline
Thomas Lipton
England
Sir Thomas Lipton
Boston
Sir Thomas
Falmouth
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