Attacked On Wakefield Lynn Carhold by Italians
Conductor C R Peterson and Motorman Patrick Lee were assaulted by 8 to 10 Italians who halted the 8 oclock Wakefield to Lynn car near North Saugus. Police captured four Boston men named Tony Ruggilli Rossa Magena Amoulliei suspected of complicity. one suspect Rossa scarred by a knife wound. The crew fled into nearby woods and the passengers reached Lynn at 10 26 after the car resumed service.
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Lynn
C. R. Peterson
Patrick Lee
Wakefield
North
Saugus
Boston
Tony Ruggilli
Rossa
Magena
Amoulliei
North End duelists battle ends with girl shot in street
Jennie Milano, carrying her baby sister, was struck as Mastriano fired amid a desperate alley chase with Cammucci. The Milanos pursued Mastriano and restrained him until police arrived. the infant recovered, while Mastriano was carried to Station 1 and Cammucci surrendered claiming self defense.
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Jennie Milano
Cammucci
Mastriano
Milano
Mystery in Death of Unknown Woman
A baffling death case centers on a mysterious woman who collapsed in a cafe after entering from an unknown direction. Police, medical examiners, and cafe staff weigh poisoning as a theory as investigators seek clues about her origin, timing of death, and potential assailant before nightfall.
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Walter Murray
Samuel Issex
North End
Issex
Police raid nets beer and whiskey at Rippling Wave cottage
Revere police conducted raids yesterday seizing 18 cases of beer and seven quarts of whiskey at the residence of Alice Fellows, known as the Rippling Wave cottage.
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Revere
Alice Fellows
National Guard heads to Tracy City amid strike tensions
Nashville report says seven companies of the Third Regiment National Guard departed for Tracy City as striking ruiners threaten trouble.
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Nashville
Tenn
National Guard
Tracy City
Yacht Ar row Runs Aground On Hull Bar Near Point Allerton
The 30 foot yacht Ar row owned by H J Stack house A T Malloy and W Mullett of Cambridge ran ashore in heavy seas on a bar about a mile from Point Allerton. Captain Sparrow of the Point Allerton life saving station rescued the trio. Mullett, struck by the boom, was unconscious on rescue and did not recover by night. The yacht was later floated by Captain Sparrow but was badly damaged.
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Hull
Arrow
H. J. Stackhouse
A. T. Malloy
William Mullett
Cambridge
Point Allerton
Sparrow
Mullett
Boston Labor Groups Move Toward Unified Trades Council
James Kirby writes from the National Structural Building Trades Alliance urging cooperation with the Boston Building Trades Council to unify Boston trades. The new Building Trades Alliance of Boston reports 4000 members and area unions announce duties for Labor Day activities while optional parades and banquets proceed.
Awning Fire at Washington Street Damages $18
An alarm from Box 17 sounded yesterday afternoon for an awning fire at 43 Washington Street. A spark is believed to have started the blaze, causing $18 in damage.
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Box 17
Washington Street
Beth Israel Dedication At Former Faulkner Church
About 5000 people attended the dedication of Beth Israel the new synagogue on Faulkner street formerly the Faulkner Methodist Church. The auction for the door key raised 40 dollars won by A Schofman. Rabbi Bornhof opened services and introduced Max Quint as president. Mayor Hastings, Senator Charles L Dean and leaders spoke. Nearly 2500 dollars was raised for the church fund.
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Maiden
Beth Israel
Faulkner Street
Faulkner Methodist Church
Lombard Court
A. Schofman
Bornhof
Max Quint
Hastings
Charles L. Dean
Boston
Robbery Allegation In Station 3 Cell
Fred Browne of Charlestown reports he was robbed of a ring by James F. Atkinson while jailed in Station 3 West End after a simple offence. Police say the ring was found in Atkinson's stocking. Atkinson arrested for drunkenness and disturbance and facing theft charges.
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Fred Browne
Charlestown
West End
James F. Atkinson
O’rourke
Atkinson
Hancock Street
Arrest 3 for Fighting Dogs in Lynn Hotel Disturbance
Michael Long Michael Casey and John McGrath were arrested in the Grand Central Hotel in Lynn for setting two dogs to fight. Patrolmen Larabee and Quirk intervened when the barking noise disturbed the neighborhood.
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Lynn
Michael Long
Michael Casey
John McGrath
Grand Central Hotel
Larabee and
Quirk
Roxbury Foresters Hold First Annual Outing at Needham
The St Patrick's branch of the Irish National Order of Foresters at Roxbury hosted its inaugural outing at Hock's Grove in Needham yesterday. About 250 attended with John J. Reynolds as committee chair and a crew including P J Larkin Thomas W Comer James Meehan Patrick Gallagher James McNeil Michael J Roberts and James P Powers assisting as organizers.
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St. Patrick's
Roxbury
Irish National Order of Foresters
Hock’s Grove
Needham
John J. Reynolds
P. J. Larkin
Thomas W. Comer
James Meehan
Patrick Gallagher
James McNeil
Michael J. Roberts
James P. Powers
Explosion Kills Twenty in Mamillo Port Works
Mazatlan reports twenty Mexican laborers killed with many injured after a premature dynamite blast at Mamillo Port works. Officials probe cause as rescue units work at the scene.
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Mazatlan
Mexico
Mamillo
Miners Demand Eight-Hour Day After Wage Pact
John Mitchell head of the United Mine Workers declared at Manila Park that after the current wage agreement expires in April the union will seek recognition and an eight hour workday for miners.
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Tamaqua
Penn
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Manila Park
Lawson Plans Copper Pool Formation By Copper Stocks
Mr Lawson announces a $10,000,000 pool to sell copper and smelt stocks short. He reserves $6,000,000 for himself and friends and offers the remainder to the public with terms outlined in an accompanying advertisement.
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Lawson
Redmond Reception Plans Shaped by City Irish Groups
Meetings of Irish organizations across the city prepared programmes for the reception to the Hon. William Redmond M P on Thursday September 14 at Huntington Avenue baseball grounds. Committees will meet at the American House next Tuesday evening to finalize arrangements.
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William Redmond
Huntington Avenue
Death Toll Grows In Picnic Train Wreck Near Logansport
A crowded excursion train returning from Cincinnati on the Pennsylvania railroad was ditched southeast of Logansport and several cars toppled into an embankment. At least two people were killed and many injured, with authorities fearing a large casualty list.
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Logansport
Ind
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
Police Victim Jeremiah Creedon Dies After Beating
Malden Aug 28 Jeremiah Creedon 22 arrested Saturday by Officers Shaughnessy and Wilson on a charge of assault on John Reid is dying at his home 67 Adams street from head injuries received during the beating.
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Malden
Jeremiah Creedon
Shaughnessy and Wilson
John Reid
Adams Street
Duel at Richmond and North streets ends with arrests
Two Greeks faced off with a gun and a dirk at the corner of Richmond and North streets in the North End last night. Patrolman Leonard intervened before the fight escalated and arrested both men for drunkenness.
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Richmond and
North Streets
North End
Leonard
Navy ships open for public view in harbor tour
The Brooklyn Chattanooga and Tacoma lay at the upper harbor ferry slips after a week with the naval militia. After a heavy mail arrival, the trio will join the fleet including Massachusetts Alabama Iowa and Illinois for target practice near Provincetown starting Sept 10 before sailing to New York.
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Brooklyn
Chattanooga
Tacoma
Naval Militia
Massachusetts
Alabama
Iowa
Illinois
Provincetown
New York
Pickpockets Take $112 From South Boston Man
Winfield S. McGregor of 665 Sixth street South Boston was helping his family onto a City Point car in Park square last night when pickpockets jostled him and stole a pocketbook containing $112 from his trousers pocket.
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Winfield S. McGregor
Sixth Street
South
Boston
City Point
Park Square
Seats Collapse at Chautauqua Tent in Glen Park
Rev Anna Shaw was lecturing when a section of elevated seats fell, sending about 100 people to the ground at Glen Park. There was no panic during the incident near Richmond Indiana.
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Richmond
Ind
Anna Shaw
Glen Park
Roosevelt Presses Emperor Appeal Reported
Portsmouth dispatch reports a persistent claim that President Roosevelt has made a new appeal to the Emperor of Japan. The article notes timing at 1 10 a m and reflects ongoing diplomatic tension amid the war context.
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Portsmouth
Roosevelt
Japan
Cholera Infantum Cured by Almohis Balsam
A remedy named Almohis Balsam touted as a warranted cure for cholera infantum, quickly reducing the illness and costing a quarter.
Massachusetts Governor Hints At Possible Re Candidate
Governor Douglas expresses that he is reluctant to run again but acknowledges strong business calls for a second term. He says he will consider a committee’s request, vows nonpartisan governance if elected, defends merit-based appointments, supports municipal utility ownership free of politics, and advocates broad reciprocity with all countries.
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Massachusetts
Douglas
Russell
John A. Andrews
Curtis Guild
John A. Andrew
Fee
Worcester
Draper
Thayer Says He Cannot Accept Lieutenant Governor Nomination
Worcester August 27 Hon John R Thayer stated he could not take the nomination for Lieutenant Governor if offered He cited ill health and a desire to vigorously back Governor Douglas He praised Douglas prospects and urged his renomination noting party unity and broad support across the state
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Worcester
John R. Thayer
Post
Douglas
Mr. Thayer
Hope Douglas Backed For Second Term By Reciprocity Leader
Henry M. Whitney of Cohasset says he favors Governor Douglas for a second term and hopes he will give Massachusetts voters a chance to support him. Whitney notes business leaders across the state express support for Douglas and credits his administration with promoting freer trade relations.
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Hope Douglas
H. M. Whitney
Henry M. Whitney
Cohasset
Massachusetts
Douglas
Commonwealth
Governor Douglas Sees Swell of Letters Over Reconsideration
Governors Douglas mail has been jammed with letters from Republicans and Democrats as protests grow after he announced he would not run again. The influx of appeals suggests mounting pressure to reconsider his decision and seek another term.
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Douglas
Lyman Optimistic Amid Busy Economic Tide
In a yesterday post interview Governor Lyman expresses cautious optimism about incoming developments. He notes that business leaders see both opportunities and challenges as the economic tide shifts, emphasizing pragmatic support over personal preference.
Governor Predicts State Will Act With Tide
The exchange notes that the state favors acting in tune with incoming tides and that patience will determine whether their plan succeeds. The Governor responds with caution, indicating action aligns with timing.
Businessmen push for Governor Douglas to run again
Democratic executive chairman Arthur Lyman relays Governor Douglas faces strong statewide demand and a business-backed push. Lyman notes the appeal from many sectors and suggests Henry M. Whitney could lead a delegation to urge the governor. Observers say Douglas may yield to overwhelming sentiment and reconsider.
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Arthur Lyman
Democratic Executive Committee
Douglas
Henry M. Whitney
Whitney
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