Roosevelt Visits Lynn and Nahant Amid Heavy Escort
President Roosevelt travels from Boston to Lynn with Lodge as crowds cheer along Exchange Street and Nahant Beach. Cavalry, police, and cyclists secure the route while locals decorate streets with national colors. The visit includes a Nahant stay, speeches in Lynn and Boston, and a return schedule ending with a Lowell departure Tuesday morning.
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Senator Lodge
Roosevelt
Nahant
Lynn
Nahant Public Library
Lynn City Hall
North Station
Boston
Marblehead
Lynn Station
Symphony Hall
Huntington
Massachusetts Avenues
Causeway
Canal
Washington
Tremont
Boylston
Huntington Avenue
St. Stephens Street
Hotel
Touraine
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston Street
Tremont Street
Crane
Massachusetts
Congress
Moody
Collina
Lowell
President Roosevelt Brief Stop in Boston En Route to Lynn
President Roosevelt stopped in Boston for about three minutes during a Newport to Lynn trip. Secretary Moody joined the party, and the train entered South Terminal unexpectedly. About 600 people greeted him with enthusiasm before his rapid departure to Lynn.
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Roosevelt
Boston
Newport
Napant
Moody
Lynn
Allston
Charlestown
South Terminal
Mrs Roosevelt Visited Narragansett Bay Pier in Saunderstown
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt wife of the President and her son Theodore Jr arrived by the Sylph at Saunderstown three miles north of the Pier in Narragansett Bay and were entertained by C Grant Lefargee of New York a Saunderstown cottage owner Lefargee a great grandson of Commodore O H Perry of Lake Erie fame.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
Theodore Roosevelt
Theodore, Jr
Saunderstown
Narragansett Bay
Sylph
C. Grant Lefargee
New York
Leefarge
Commodore O. H. Perry
Lake Erie
Tampico approves $5,000,000 sewer and water works project
Tampico with Tamaulipas and the federal government completes plans for sewer and water systems and allocates $5,000,000 for general street improvements. A New York contractor has been awarded the contracts for both systems.
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Tampico
Mexico
State of
Tamaulipas
New York
Boston Investors Buy Bolonitos Gold Mine in Mexico
Monterey Mexico August 24 A deal closed for the Bolonitos mine in Guanajuato for 1 000 000 dollars. Boston capitalists hold the purchase with a 5 000 000 dollar capitalization. Principal parties include F I White Duncan McVichie Arthur W Hale and J A Corra of Boston. The Bolonitos mine has produced seven million dollars in gold.
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Monterey
Mexico
Guanajusto
Boston
F. I. White
Duncan McVichie
Arthur W. Hale
J. A. Corra
City hosts grand St. Ciriaco festival in North End
About 5000 Italians and neighbors packed North Square to celebrate St. Ciriaco with fireworks, bands, lights, and a parade ending at Sacred Heart Church. The Roma Band led the concert as the crowd cheered for Italy and the flag bearer on the balcony.
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North Square
Italy
Leidinaz
Sacred Heart
Francis Cericella
St. Ciriaco
St. Marco
Sti Michele
Sti Maria di Montevirgini
St. Antonia
Sacred Heart Church
Andre Garau
Father Robert
Archduchess Sophie of Austria Dies After Surgery
Archduchess Marguerite Sophie of Austria wife of Albert Duke of Württemberg died in Gmunden Austria from an appendicitis operation. She was born in 1870.
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Berlin
Marguerite Sophie of Austria
Albert
Duke of Wurtemburg
Gmunden
Austria
Man Falls From Train at Back Bay injures head and arm
William J. Simpkins of 26 Belvider e street fell from a moving car as the New York train neared Back Bay station. He suffered a broken left arm and a possible skull fracture and was taken to City Hospital.
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New York
Back Bay
William J. Simpkins
Belvidere Street
City Hospital
Dedham Railroad Leader R P Collins Dies at 58
Reuben P. Collins of Dedham dies at his High street home aged 58. Known to railroad men, he served as assistant roadminister of the Plymouth division and roadmaster of the Providence division, later with the New York New Haven Hartford line, giving up last year. Survived by a widow and three sons.
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Dedham
Reuben P. Collins
High Street
Yvenia
Plymouth
Providence
Old Colony Road
New York, New Haven & Hartford Road
Girl Falls From Roof Through Skylight Injuring Sheehan
Pauline Sheehan of 118 West Fourth Street South Boston aged years fell fifteen feet from a shed roof into the skylight of George H. Sanderson’s bake shop next door. She was badly cut and internally injured and taken to Carney Hospital.
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Pauline Sheehan
West Fourth Street
Boston
George H. Sanderson
Carney Hospital
St Louis Triumphs Over New York In Ninth Inning Victory
St Louis bats late to beat New York 8 to 4 in the ninth as Donovan trims Smoot for the winning run. Attendance 10,090. Kruger and Donovan hit three-base hits. Brashear and Smith contribute. Crohn and ONeill pitch for respective teams in a tight early game turned late comeback.
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ST. Louis
New York
Donovan
Smoot
Louis
Farrell
C Barclay
Brash’r
Kruger
Hart’an
J.ryan
M.o'n'lo
Brown
J. Dunn
Bresn'n
McGann
Brodie
Bow'm
Lauder
Smith
Cronin
Bowerman
Diunn
Brashear
Dunn
O'Neil
Emslie
Cincinnati and Pittsburg Split Double Header in City
In Cincinnati on August 2, Cincinnati and Pittsburg split a double header before a record crowd of about 25 000. Errors plagued Cincinnati in game one leading to a loss while Cushman was hit hard in game two as nine hits in the third inning and three walks built a Cincinnati lead before a late retirement ended the contest when Pittsburg had to catch a train.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Phillips
Cushman
Kelly
Clarke
Beckley
B'mont
Crawf'd
Leach
Seym'r
Cf O
Wagner
Peitz
Burke
Corcoran
Conroy
Stinfeld
T'n’hill
Zimmer
C Bergen
Poole
Hopkins
Peacsees
O'Day and Brown
Chicago and Brooklyn Split Doubleheader in Chicago
In the first game Lundgren faltered as errors and hits gave Brooklyn a lead. in the second, Chicago pummeled Donovan for an easy win. King's strong batting and fielding highlighted the day as 11,000 attended.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Lundgren
Donovan
King
American matchups list for four cities
The schedule shows St. Louis at Boston, Chicago at Baltimore, Detroit at Washington, and Cleveland at Philadelphia.
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St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cunard Fleet Expands At Boston Harbor With New Carpathia
The Cunard line extends its Boston service with the Carpathia a twin screw freighter passenger steamer of 12 990 gross tons 568 feet long 64 feet beam and 40 feet depth fitted for 200 saloon and 60 third class passengers electric light and quadruple expansion engines. Existing vessels include Sylvania Altonia Saxonia Ivernia and new Dominion liner Vancouver and Columbo. Atlantic trade prospects rise with increased wheat shipments and arrivals from Newfoundland Grand Banks and Mediterranean voyages.
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Cunard Steamship Company
Liverpool
Sylvania
Carinthia
Hayti
New Orleans
South Africa
Altonia
Saxonia
Ivernia
Carpathia
Swan & Hunter
Wallsend-on-Tyne
Warren
Iowa
Walters
Lost Bay State
New Dominion
Columbus
Commonwealth
Cunard Line
Potter
Ultonia
Goulden
Altonta
Captan Barr
T Wharf
Newfoundland
Grand Banks
Harvard
Western Bank
Irene
May
James R. Clark
Arthur Binney
Gloucester
Europe
Teutonia
Rotterdam
Michigan
New England
Buenos Ayrean
Glasgow
Richard Searson
United States Quartermaster’s Department
General Ayres
Lewis Wharf
Robert S. Lavender
Baker
New London
Robert M. Lavender
Somerville
Chamber of Commerce
Provincetown
Mediterranean
Thomas A. Goddard
Mystic Pier
South America
Francesca
Rebecca
Amicizia Camte
Elsie
John Degen
Antonio d’Ali
Cunard
Boston
Trapani
Sicily
Mercury
Brown
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
N. S
Long Wharf
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Canfield
Twigg
Arthur
Shipping News Miniature Almanac August Arrivals and Passages
Voyager entries list arrivals of steamers and barges at various ports with cargoes and passengers for numerous vessels including St. Croix Pike St. John N. B. Mora Philadelphia and City of Gloucester. Ocean traffic details note tugs towing barges, wind directions, and sundry vessels such as Amicizia Antonio d'Al ([tal.) Catawissa Gazelle and many others with lumber salt and general cargo.
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St. Croix
Pike
St. John
N. B
C. E. Laechler
Prince Arthur
Kinney
Yarmouth
N. Y
J. F. Masters Mora
Frank P. Wing
Chattahoochee
Lewis
New York
E. H. Downing
Herman Winter
Crowell
H. M. Whitney
Old Dominion
Burton
City of Rockland
Pierce
Bangor
Bay State
Oliver
Portland
Kennebec
Marr
Bath
Cape Ann
Godfrey
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Amicizia
Ital
Olivari
Elsie
Antonio d’Al
Chiesa
Trapani
Eastern Salt Company
William Hall
Knowlton
Advocate Harbor
Valdare
Anthony
Bear River
Flash
Levose
Comeau
Belleveau Cove
N. S
Lizzie
Boudreau
Gazelle
Warner
Port Gilbert
John W. Dana
Fossett
Fernandina
P. S. Huckins & Co
Harold B. Cousins
Boston
Hart
Jacksonville
Lucy H. Russell Babbitt
Baltimore
Ellen M. Golder
Chase
Ida
Southard
Blake
Philadelphia
Wiliam
Sullivan
John G. Chandler
Guilmet
Waltham
Bartlett
Carlisle
Robinson
Draper
Hammond
Richardson
Lehigh
McGoldrick
Perth Amboy
Catawissa
Hanson
Beth Ayres
Lincoln
Teaser
Calhoun
Lamar
Kimberton
Tacony
Ritson
Portsmouth
N. H
Malvern
Prince George
Hohenfels
Bennett
Bergen
Norway
Sydney
C. B
Vimetra
George W. Clyde
Charleston
Oxford
Upton
Wind
West
Testimonial for T P Cotter Before Ireland Visit
Timothy P. Cotter vice-president of Division 72 A O H Boston received a royal send off at St James Hall Kneeland Street. The occasion marked his departure for Eve leary County Cork Ireland. A O H charm was presented by Division 72 with speech by Patrick J Cooney.
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Timothy P. Cotter
Division 72
Boston
St. James Hall
Kneeland Street
Cotter
Heath
Eveleary
County Cork
Ireland
Patrick J. Cooney
William Shine
James Quill
William A HW Crowley
James McDermott
Roy O'Haigin
Succeeding applicants for Naval Academy admission
Among the successful candidates for admission to the Naval Academy class of 1908 are Andrew Lane Beil Chelsea William Alden Hall North Easton and Edward R Hyde Boston.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Andrew Lane Beil
Chelsea
William Alden Hall
North Easton
Edward R. Hyde
Boston
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