Five Held for Whittier Death
Five men are in custody charged with manslaughter in the death of Lieutenant William A. Whittier of the revenue cutter Androscoggin killed in a North Street fight. Boston police arraigned three suspects in Municipal Court with bonds of 2500 each. Cuneo was arrested on Hanover Street and held for manslaughter.
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William A. Whittier
Androscoggin
North Street
Boston
Wentworth
Joseph Cuneo
Salem Street
Hanover Street
Cavagnaro
Ferrari
Reward Offered for Whit tier Murderers
Washington August 23 The Alumni Association of the Revenue Cutter Service posts a 500 dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the death of Lieutenant William A Whit tier who was assaulted on a Boston street last Saturday night and died from the attack.
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Washington
Alumni Association of
the Revenue Cutter Service
William A. Whittier
Boston
Predicted American Victory At Harvard Meet
Howard W. Gill, arriving from Chicago, predicts American aviators will capture the Harvard meet opening next Saturday. He says Americans have made unsurpassed strides in aviation during the past year, and those gains will be shown at the competition.
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Harvard
Howard W. Gill
Wright
Chicago
Aviators Primed for Boston Meet With Beachey in Lead
Noted English flier Grahame-White seeks entry delays as Beachey Ely and McCurdy propel American hopes. Sopwith arrives with prize ambitions while Curtiss machines intrigue with possible 70 horsepower Gnome engines. Nine aviators travel from Chicago amid customs duties delaying Grahame-White’s Nieuport entry.
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Grahame-White
Atwood
Beachey
Ely
Chicago
Curtiss
Eugene V. Ely
J. A. D. McCurdy
New York
McCurdy
Wright
Gill
Tom Sopwith
Fiier
Charles H. Taylor
Boston Globe
Sopwith
Olympic
New York Harbor
Baron de Forest
Eastchurch
Isle of Wight
England
Thirtmont
Belgium
Touraine
Taft Arrives in Beverly for Brief Summer Visit
President Taft is due in Beverly tomorrow for a short vacation lasting until September 27 before his western trip to the Pacific coast. He will travel by motor from Boston with no public reception or city honors, and staff arrangements are already set in the Mason building. The trip includes planned daily golf at Myopia Hunt Club amid routine security measures.
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Beverly
Taft
Pacific Coast
Boston
Board of Trade
Mason Building
Cabot Street
C. O. Hilles
Ferry
Clut
Marshfield Horse Show Honors Dreamwold Team
At Marshfield on August 23 the Dreamwold stable won the large silver loving cup with Glorious Kelly guiding the four th-hand master Dreamwold. Governor Foss ner sponsored the prize while judges Edward Emerson J Jenkins Captain Harrison and Edgar Power evaluated entries. A. H. Lovely served as ringmaster and A W Davis led the event. Miss Bunnie Lawson drove one Dreamwold horse attracting crowds.
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Marshfield
Kelly
Edward D. Emerson
Boston
J. A. Jenkins
Kingston
Ont
R. S. Harrison
Edgar F. Power
Winthrop
A. H. Lovely
A. W. Davis
Bunnie” Lawson
First Four-In-Hand Race at Marshfield Fair
The Marshfield fair hosted its first four-in-hand race with cheers and bugle calls. The Lawson hitch competed alongside the R. G. Tower team which finished first but broke, and the Harry L. Pierce stable also entered.
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Marshfield Fair
Mr. Lawson
R. G. Tower
Harry L. Pierce
World’s Finest Captures Blue Cup Victory at Crowd Cheer
The event ended with World’s Finest in a celebratory finish while Vanity Fair took the cup awarded to driver Mrs Eben Stanwood. She was accompanied by Mrs Lord, formerly Miss Lawson, in a scene of notable social contrast.
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Wold
Vanity Fair
Eben Stanwood
Lord
Lawson
Glorious Kelly Leads Dreamworld Four-In-Hand to Governor Foss Cup
Dreamworld four-in-hand driven by Glorious Kelly did not win the top prize but earned the Governor Foss cup for completing the mile without a skip or break. The Lawson party and Boston social set watched as Glorious Teddy Glorious Bill Glorious Whiterock and Glorious Spot led the team. President Thomas W. Lawson praised the fair's strong open, with Lawson stables kennels and gardens on display.
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Glorious” Kelly
Lawson
Thomas W. Lawson
Bunnie Lawson
Lord
Stanwood
Boston
Kelly
Teddy
Bill
Whiterock
America
New England
Marshfield Fair
Marshfield
The
Maine Man Jacobson Slain in Brutal Murder
A coroner's jury ruled August Jacobson, a New Sweden farmer, was murdered not killed by his own action. His body was found behind his house on June 12.
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New Sweden
August Jacobson
Jacobson
Shed a Bad Complexion with Mercorized Wax
A Woman's Realm instruction urges using mercorized wax as a nightly skin treatment to remove sallowness and reveal white new skin. Apply at night, wash off in the morning, then rinse with cold water for a velvety complexion. No covering makeup needed.
Riding the Goat and the Emblem Charm Purchase
A girl accuses the goat she rides in a forgeroom game during lodge night. She later visits Wilson Bros Scollay Square jewellers to buy a handsome emblem charm for a water chain and a matching emblem button. Prices are listed as the lowest.
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Bros
Scollay. Sq. Jewellers
Wilson Bros
Hans Gee
Day of Demagogue Is Past Says President
The president urged calm, practical reform to curb demagogues and wealth influence while champions sought arbitration treaties with Britain and France. He contrasted present challenges with 1861, defended joint high commissions, and defended the Monroe doctrine as government policy not justiciable. Governors Dix’s absence surprised party members at Rochester remarks.
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Frederick
Grant
Edgerton
Gilman
Dix
Rochester
Great Britain
France
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Committee
Senate
Joint High Commission
Europe
Edward Grey
Foreign Affairs
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