Taft Likely to Avoid Bank Dispute During Beverly Visit
Reports from Beverly indicate little chance President Taft will intervene in the dispute between Attorney General Wickersham and Secretary McVeagh over the National City Bank affair. The matters were presented to Taft in Beverly via papers brought from Paramatta by Secretary Hilles, alongside the Wylie case potentially involving Wickersham and Wilson.
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Beverly
Taft
Wickersham
McVeagh
National City Bank
Paramatta
Hilles
Wylie
Wilson
President's Beverly stay faces uncertain progress in short window
The report notes a final action in three weeks allotted by the President for his Beverly stay, but doubts arise about any concrete steps being taken within that tight period.
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Beverly
President's tight schedule includes Essex County GOP meeting
The President spends a rain soaked morning golf outing with Major Butt then hosts callers at Beverly. He plans a speech before 1200 Essex County Republican members tomorrow at Congressmen Gardner's Hamilton home.
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Sagamore Farm
Hamilton
Essex County Republican Club
Myopia
Major Butt
Hamilton Hill
Dale
Paramatta
John Hays Hammond
Magnolia
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
J. Gray Bunton
Philadelphia
Beverly
Transatlantic Society of America
Clinton Q. Bunn
Oklahoma Commission On Uniform Legislation
Hilles
Charles E. Hatfield
Republican State Committee
Edward G. Graves
Boston
Lincoln Club
Maine
Essex County
Gardner
Frothingham
Walker
Representative White
Girl Killed by Auto in Chelsea Crossing
Katie Osmond nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Osmond of 70 Wainnisimmet street Chelsea was struck by an automobile while crossing Broadway near Williams street and died at Frost Hospital. The car was driven by John E Barbey of 725 Centre Breau Reading. Witnesses indicated Barbey called Tan:
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Katie Osmond
Richard Osmond
Wainnisimmet Street
Chelsea
Broadway
Williams Street
Frost Hospital
John E. Barbey
Centre Breau
Reading
Mr. Barbey
Crisis at Hand Over Morocco
Paris reports a cabinet council unanimously approved the French course in the Morocco Congo dispute. The move seeks a rupture or accord with Germany and now places the issue before the German government as diplomatic circles await Berlin’s reaction.
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Paris
Germany
Morocco-Congo
France Asks Cambon To Offer Congo For Morocco Rights
France prepares formal terms for talks with Germany on Morocco. Ambassador Cambon will offer parts of French Congo in return for Germany recognizing French rights in Morocco. The cabinet, led by Premier Caillaux, debates the instructions after Ram bouillet. negotiations may extend, with a possible new international conference if talks stall.
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Jules Cambon
Germany
M. de Selves
Cambon
Caillaux
L. Lebrun
M. Cruppi
M. Cambon
France
Morocco
French Congo
Herr von Eiderlen Waechter
Connolly Leaves Tammany Club After Curley Indorsement
I J Connolly of Ward 17 resigns from the Ward 17 Tammany Club following its endorsement of Timothy F Callahan of Ward 9 for Senator. Congressman Curley accuses him of bossism and warns the gathering that Callahan and other club picks will win, while Connolly departs with about 40 followers. The club backs Callahan for Senator and also endorses William O'Brien John D Connors and F L Daly while planning to oppose Doyle Donovan and Kelcher.
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Common Council
I. J. Connolly
Ward
Tammany Club
Timothy F. Callahan
Curley
Callahan
Connolly
Dodo
Senator Doyle
Indorses
Doyle
James Donovan
Former Wakefield Man Dies in California Roller Coaster Fall
Clarence T. Abbott, a former Wakefield resident and San Diego wholesale drug businessman, died in Venice California after falling from a roller coaster. He reportedly fell from air at height striking his head.
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Wakefield
Venice
Cal
Clarence T. Abbott
San Diego
Harvard Geis 500-Lb Turtle on Exhibition at Long Wharf
Professors S Garman and Kenneth Webster of Harvard viewed a 500 pound turtle displayed at Long wharf, caught off Nova Scotia two weeks ago. They call it sphargias coriacea a rare southern species rarely seen north. it will be embalmed for permanent exhibition at the Agassiz Natural History Museum. The captors hoped price for meat would rise, but local hotels refused to serve such a rare specimen.
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Henshaw
Agassiz Natural History Museum
Harvard College
S. Garman
Kenneth Webster
Harvard
Long Wharf
Nova Scotia
Caribbean Sea
Boston
126 New Lawyers Take Oath of Duty
Of 153 who passed the June bar, 126 appeared before Judge Henry N. Sheldon in the Supreme Court to take oath. Miss Cora L. Cudworth the only woman present. Mary A. Bradbury and Helen A. Ranlett opted to take oath later. Hollis R. Bailey proposed a roll of honor for the top ten, with separate oath administration.
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Henry N. Sheldon
Supreme Court
Cora L. Cudworth
Hotel Canterbury
Mary A. Bradbury
Helen A. Ranlett
Hollis R. Bailey
Board of
Bar Examiners
Sheldon
Arrestee Duo In Conspiracy Case Tied to Hebron Labor Plot
Nathan Berman aged 29 of 235 Quincy Street Roxbury and Louis Brooks 24 of 67 Greenwich Street Malden were nabbed by Inspectors Rooney and Wolf on a Hebron Conn fugitive warrant. The charges allege a conspiracy to ruin Samuel Sherlip’s business and drive workers from his employ by threats and violence. Both men, members of the Cloak Makers Union, posted $500 bail and await a Sept hearing.
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Nathan Berman
Quincy Street
Roxbury
Louis Brooks
Greenwich Street
Malden
Rooney and
Wolf
Hebron
Conn
Samuel Sherlip
Cloak Makers’ Union
Geneva Avenue Boston Service Extended to the East
Commencing today the present Geneva Avenue Meeting House Hill Scutty Boston Service will be extended to the east.
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Geneva Avenue
Meeting House Hill-Scutty
Boston
Pius Celebrates First Mass Since Illness in Vatican
Pope Pius today celebrated his first Mass since illness in his private chapel. He attended with his secretaries, then spent substantial time touring the Vatican gardens.
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Pius
Rome
Vatican
Cuts throat with glass in cell in Barre
In Barre Vermont on August 2 Thomas Cotter a single man and a stone cutter cut his throat with a piece of glass while in a police station cell. He had applied for lodging the night before and was admitted before taking his own life.
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Barre
Thomas Cotter
Cotter
Three Women Sentenced for Shoplifting in Municipal Court
Judge Wentworth in the Muy nicipal Court yesterday sentenced Lillian Graham Lizzie Fitzgerald to four months in the House of Correction for larceny of shirtwaists from a department store. Mary Callahan and Catherine Cronk of Malden received one month each. Mothers pleaded for leniency but the sentences stood.
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Wentworth
Lillian Graham
Allié Lizzie Fitzgerald
House of Correction
Mary Callahan
Catherine Cronk
Malden
Wentner
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