Lawyers Hie to Portland for Dual National Meetings
Fully 100 distinguished lawyers gather for the 306th annual American Bar Association sessions in Portland Maine with many more arriving. International Law Association plans its conference later in the week with delegates from Fingland France Germany Belgium Austria-Hungary Denmark and Italy.
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Portland
Legal Fraternity
American Bar Association
International Law Association
Fingland
France
Germany
Belgium
Austria-Hungary
Denmark
Italy
Alton B. Parker
New York
James Bryce
Henry St. George Tucker
Virgin's
James G. Jenkins
Wisconsin
William Wirt Howe
Louisiana
Francis Lynde Stetson
Ezra B. Thayer
Massachusetts
Franklin Ferris
Missouri
Thomas H. Hubbard
Frederick V. Brown
Minnesota
Lucien H. Alexander
Pennsylvania
Wright Gives Up Rowing After Disqualifications
Worcester August 25 Harry Wright the lake’s fastest oarsman since the Ten Bucles left has quit rowing for good following A A U action failing to reinstate him and a Boston regatta official disqualifying him after a second place in the junior novice on July 4. He had just acquired a new gold shell and had previously been a professional wrestler who quit to take up rowing.
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Worcester
Boston
Harry Wright
Jim
Wright
Everybody Can Live Long Says Rockefeller Doctor
The Rockefeller doctor shares health rules for long life. He cites food sleep and fresh air as the trinity of health and urges Americans to consult physicians for stimulants. He warns against heavy drinking and red meat after 40.
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Rockefeller
America
Advice On Longevity From Dr Biggar For Busy Americans
Cleveland surgeon Dr Hamilton Biggar urges a long, healthy life for busy Americans. He warns modern life harms digestion with hurried meals and drinks, recommending slower dining, less stimulants, outdoor exercise, and siestas after meals. After age 40 favor chicken fish oysters over red meats and choose coarse cereals for digestion.
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Cleveland, O
Hamilton Biggar
John D. Rockefeller
Wellman Air Ship America Ready to Sail Toward Pole
Walter Wellman reports from Camp Wellman that the air ship America is ready to sail toward the Pole. Motors and machinery have been tested and are working perfectly. The crew includes Hershey, Vaniman, Reisenberg, and Wellman, awaiting a calm for a compass-correcting trial over Virgo Bay before starting north, possibly by September 6.
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Chicago
Record Herald
Camp Wellman
Walter Wellman
America
Messrs
Hersey
Vaniman
Reisenberg
Virgo Bay
Meat wagon strike shows peaceful day in New York
Striking meat wagon drivers report meat delivery tied up while police keep crowds moving near packing houses. Packers counter that many workers remain and business will largely proceed tomorrow. Both sides held meetings with no definite resolution announced.
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New York
Wrecked Sea Witch Strikes Rocks Near Long Island
The Sea Witch a sloop owned by John MacCallum of East Boston ran aground between Nix s Mate and Long Island. A party of eight women and crew escaped to shore as the tender capsized. Vigilant the harbor police tug offered help to one man and one woman, while others waited for the next tide to refloat the vessel.
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Nix
Long Island
John MacCallum
Eutaw Street
East
Boston
Channel
River two upsets in Auburndale paddlers rescued
Two boats overturned on the Charles River near Auburndale as young men paid more attention to their fair passengers than steering. Both groups, in shallow water, were pulled out and the drenched escorts were snubbed by the indignant women who refused further aid once ashore.
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Auburndale
Yacht Athena Floated Off Lefkimo
The American steam yacht Athena owned by Charles Gibson of Boston was floated today after grounding off Lefkimo. The vessel had run ashore recently and was brought to buoyant status with efforts by rescue crews.
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Corfu
Athena
Charles Gibson
Boston
Lefkimo
Rest for tired sore feet remedy ad
To remove the pain of sore feet first bathe them with warm water and then wet with X Zalia. This liquid takes out soreness and heals the flesh.
Adams Talk Heard Prominent in Boston Politics
Colonel Melvin O. Adams has fueled talk in Boston as a possible Republican candidate for district attorney though he denies candidacy. Republicans weigh his potential, citing his solid DA record and strong campaign prospects if nominated, while city committee positions remain unclear amid past ties to Moran and family in the office.
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Melvin O. Adams
Boston
Adams
United States
Republican City Committee
John 8. Richardson
Walter Webster
Clarence Rowley
George Tinkham
Republican
Colonel Adams
Moran
Carl Adams
Young Adams
Congress
Eugene N. Foss
John A. Sullivan
Niagara Movement opens with Burkhardt du Bois as leader
The Niagara Movement convenes with Professor William E. Burkhardt du Bois as chosen leader to counter Jim Crow policies. The circular denounces the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling and vows to overthrow it, highlighting Senator Foraker of Ohio as a cited ally. Registration today, pilgrimages to Whittier and Garrigan homes tomorrow, and a public session at Faneuil Hall on Wednesday.
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William E. Burkhardt du
Joseph Foraker
Ohio
Whittier and
Garrigan
Faneuil Hall
Panfilio the Musician Dies Suddenly in Roxbury
Antonio Panfilio, famed member of the Ninth Regiment Band, died at his Roxbury home after a rheumatic attack. Born in Italy, he was 58 and had also lived in Tacoma. Survived by seven children, his funeral is set for tomorrow with a solemn high mass at the Italian Catholic Church on Prince Street.
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Antonio Panfilio
Ninth Regiment
Brookford Street
Roxbury
Mr. Panfillo
Italy
Tacoma
Wash
Fie
Jamestown
Massachusetts
Prince Street
Roxbury A. O. H. Outing Discusses Politics at Waverley
The Roxbury A. O. H. division held an outdoor gathering on the Patrick McManus lawn at Waverley with politics as the main topic. Speakers included President John F. McKenna John J. Brattle Patrick McManus Thomas Gileen and Peter J. Griffin.
Morgan Wrote Passion Poetry in Love and Debt
W. P. Morgan a former diplomat and industrial figure facing a San Francisco arrest for passing bad checks is linked to an exclusive New England family. He courted Mrs. E Kaufman in Tokio and Cambridge, ruined fortunes in Buffalo and Tonopah, and wrote ardent poems to his Cambridge love as his financial and social rise collapsed.
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W. P. Morgan
San Francisco
New England
Greater Boston
Morgan
United States
Tokio
Japan
Buffalo
N. Y
Tonopah
Nevada
Davis
New England “College Society
E. Kaufman
Globe Trotter
Cclubrman
Pres
Cambridge
Kaufman
America
Mrs. Kaufman
Public spooning ban passes by Highmore council
Dan Cupid is sidelined as Highmore South Dakota officials enact an ordinance to curb flirtation on church steps and public places after a council meeting. The acting mayor approves the measure promising to enforce it, though police prospects remain uncertain.
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J. E. McDonald
Richard Mulholland dies former Dunkirk mayor
Richard Mulholland, former mayor of Dunkirk, died today. He served as the first supreme president of the Catholic Mutual Benefit Association and held a prominent role in the Knights of Columbus in Dunkirk, New York.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Richard Mulholland
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Knights of Columbus
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