Uniform State Laws Debate Ends ABA Convention Dinner
The American Bar Association closed its convention with a dinner at the Algonquin Clubhouse after a forenoon session at Horticultural Hall. Judge Lyman Brewster presented the uniform state laws report urging national commissioners for harmony across states, with resolutions to guide governors and legislatures. The officers for the coming year were elected and medals controversy dominated the final debates, ending with bylaw adjustments and thanks to Boston hosts.
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American Bar Association
Algonquin Club
Horticultural Hall
Lyman Brewster
Connecticut
Congress
Territories
District of Columbia
New Yok
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
Delaware
Grubb
General Council
Association
Commission
Special Committee On Relief of the Supreme Court of the United States
Special Committee On
Supreme Court
Chicago
John F. Dillon
New York
Edward Otis Hinkley
Baltimore
Francis Rawle
Philadelphia
Shep
George A. Mercer
Georgia
Alfred Heminway
Mas-sochusets
Bradley G. Schley
Wisconsin
Alabama
Henry G. Tomkins
California
W. H. L. Barnes
Colorado
George J. Bool
Lyman JD. Brewster
George Gray
K. Fendell
Florida
EK. M. Randall
N.J. Hammond
Illinois
Indiana
Benjamin Harrison
Iowa
Emlin McClain
Kansas
J. H. Gilpatrickentucky
Benjamin F. Buckner
Louisiana
Tomas J. Semmes
Maryland
Skipworth Jimer
Maine
F. A. Wilson
P. Emory Aldrich
Thomas J. O’brien
Minnesota
Hirami
Stevens
Misissippi
Charles P. Howry
Missouri
James
Montana
William F. Sanders
Nebraska
James M. Woolworth
New Hampshire
Charles H. Burns
Charles Bordaling
New Mexico
W. C. Hazeldine
Robert D. Benedict
North Carolna
John L. Bridges
Ohio
Joel W. Tyler
Oregon
M. P. Deady
George P. Kulp
Rhode Island
James Tillinghast
South Carolina
G. L. Bulst
South Dakota
J. W. Wright
Tennessee
M.T. Bryan
Texas
T. N. Wane
Vermont
Elisha B. Tait
Wirwis
Leigh & P
Os Aehnetan
Chases Eepard
Te Jary
Oming
Frederck S. Hebard
ABA annual banquet at Algonquin Club honors leaders
In the evening the American Bar Association held its annual banquet at the Algonquin Club with about 150 members in attendance. Professor James G. Thayer of Harvard presided as short, felicitous post prandial addresses followed. Speakers included Judge Dilla, newly elected ABA president, ex-President Simeon E. Baldwin, Hon. William C. Endicott, Hampton L. Carson, Dr. William Everett, Captain John S. Wise, Henry Wise Garnet, and J. H. Gillpatrick.
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American Bar Association
Algonquin Club
James G. Thayer
Harvard
Dilla
Association
Simeon E. Baldwin
William C. Endicott
Hampton
Weather Indications and Forecast for New England
Northern New England today fair with possible Maine morning showers and falling temperatures. Southern New England clear with cooler winds. Sunday expected pleasant and dry, with cool westerly winds, likely fair Monday. Frosts likely in northern New Hampshire and Vermont Saturday night.
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Maine
Minnesota
Dakotas
Atlantic
New York
Boston
Portland
Albany
Weather Bureau
Savannah
New Brunswick
Ohio Valley
South Dakota
Pennsylvania
Nantucket
Lock Island
Eastport
Washington
New Hampshire
Vermont
Killing of Bresnahan: manslaughter charge in case against Connors
The complaint against Morris Connors for striking Michael Bresnahan with a brick on Aug 17 was amended in Municipal Court to manslaughter after Bresnahan died. Connors waived exam and is held for Superior Court in $10,000. witness William Flynn is held in $200. Bresnahan was buried from St James Church on Harrison Ave with funeral at Mt Calvary.
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Morris Connors
Michael Bresnahan
William Flynn
Church of St. James
Harrison Avenue
Nilan
Mt Calvary
Man Found With Fractured Skull Near Dorchester Bridge
Alexander Fitz of 291 Broadway South Boston found under the New York and New England bridge at Cottage Street Dorchester with a badly fractured skull. He was taken to City Hospital in an unconscious state. about 30 years old, 6 feet 8 inches, 140 pounds, light complexion, light hair and mustache. Dressed in a black suit and derby with a check shirt and lace boots. pocket contained a Walpole ticket.
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Broadway
Boston
New York & New England
Cottage Street
Dorchester
City Hospital
Walpole
Gloucester Schooner Wrecked on Flower Rock
The fishing schooner John G. Whittier is a total wreck on Flower Rock in Buena Vesta Bay Newfoundland. The crew were saved. Owned by William H. Jordan of Gloucester, the schooner weighed 9 tons, was built in Bath in 1886, and insured for 7364 dollars in the Gloucester Mutual.
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John G. Whittier
Flower Rock
Buena Vesta Bay
Newfoundland
William H. Jordan
Bath
Gloucester Mutual
Farrell Signs With the Reds for Two Years
Charley Farrell signed a two years contract to play with the Reds yesterday morning. Farrell has developed into a remarkably good all round player and in securing him for another season the management merit the congratulations of all the patrons of the Congress street grounds.
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Sutcville
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Alvord
Farrell
Congress Street Grounds
Boston Beats Cleveland As Cold Attendance Dips
Boston triumphed over Cleveland in a cold afternoon game as local players appeared sleepy. McKean produced the only notable hit while Stovey and Young starred for Cleveland, and the contest drew about 70 in attendance.
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Beckley
Tiernan
Ward
Iernan
Bassett
Rely
Gore
Terman
O'Rourke
Modern collection agencies and their methods explored
A Post reporter visits Snow, Church & Co to learn how mercantile debt collection operates. The firm, founded 1874 in Cincinnati, runs four departments across twenty offices with global correspondents. In Boston, 30 staff handle cases with courteous, effective methods before resorting to lawsuits.
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I’. A. Higgins
Mercantile Credit Department
Law Department
Cincinnati
United States
Canada
Boston
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New Hineland
First anniversary of the order of Carme in Boston observed
The anniversary was celebrated yesterday in Mount Carmel convent Roxbury. Rev Dr L A Banks will close his sermons at St John's M J Church South Boston with a Sunday morning talk on The Gold God of Modern Society. J B Church, alleged slayer of Thomas J Hayt of Everett, appeared in Municipal Court with case continued to Sept 4 after Hart was shot Aug 3 at 36 Portland street. Board of Health held a nuisance hearing over a stagnant pool at Chelsea Marion corner. no action to be taken. Street Commissioners order laying out Moreland Roxbury from Blue Hill to Dennis, Peter Parney West Roxbury from Forest Hills to Walnut, Sycamore West Roxbury from Ashland to Florence.
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Boston
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Roxbury
L. A. Banks
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South Boston
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Thomas J Hayt
Everett
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Church
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Ast
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Moreland Street
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Dennis Street
Peter Parney
West Roxbury
Forest Hills Street
Walnut Avenue
Sycamore Street
Ashland Street
Florence Street
Not Sold to an English Syndicate Claim
A Boston reader disputs a Post report that Anheuser-Busch was sold to an English syndicate. He wireed St Louis for confirmation and received a reply denying any foreign sale, stressing the brewery as an American industry and Mr Busch’s duty to American quality over dividends for Europe.
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Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
Busch
Europe
Jacos Wirth
Boston
Horticultural Society Show Nears Free Weekend Closure
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society shows close today with a fine display of local garden and farm products. Admission is free from 12 to 3 p.m. Then, starting Tuesday at 3 o'clock, the free annual exhibition runs for four days with continued public access.
Rapid Transit Plans Circulate for Boston Union Station
The Boston rapid transit board met with Boston & Maine General Manager Furber to decide a northern city union station location. A Haymarket square site was favored by Furber, with elevated tracks over Causeway and Travers streets and elimination of Friend and Canal streets. Crossing the Charles River was a major issue.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Haymarket Square
Causeway Street
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Travers Street
Portland
Washington Streets
Canal
Charles River
Boston Paupers Need Reform In Island Hospitals
A detailed critique of Boston pauper institutions calls out underused funds for a new hospital, insufficient wards for sick women, lack of medicines for infants, poor facilities at Rainsford Island, and inadequate night oversight. It urges immediate building of more wards, hired nurses, better chair seating for the elderly, and an advisory board with mixed gender representation.
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Board of Commissioners
Jenks
Long
Rainsford Islands
Rainsford Island
Long Island
Clara Laundry Watron
Lewksbury
Long and
Ramsford Islands
de. Banks
September Wide Awake highlights lively tales for young readers
The September Wide Awake issue spotlights Margaret Sidney’s Five Little Peppers Grown Up and a host of children’s stories by Clara Doty Bates Rowland Robinson Langley and others. It promises engaging pieces like Aunt Betsy’s Cap Box and a fairy tale Peterkin and Politkin go to the Fair, plus poems, humor, and a four-page anecdote section Men and Things.
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Margaret Sidney
Polly
Clara Doty Bates
Rowland E. Robinson
Maud Lincoln Langley
Betsy
Clarissa Potter
Louis
Napoleon Eugenie
Eleanor Lewis
President Whitney and the Conductors Meet in Boston
West End street railway men gathered about 1000 at 1171 Tremont street for a mass meeting led by McNeil Pillar Thompson and O Sullivan. A note from President Whitney says he will meet a committee Tuesday at 9 at the Central power station Albany street to seek an amicable settlement. Painters and decorators held a mass meeting at Caledonia Hall to advocate union benefits.
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West End Street Railway
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Thompson
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Caledonia Hall
Abuse of Process in Maine Bond Case Habeas Ruling
Henry Graves, a New York resident, was arrested in Boston on mesne process in a Maine case over lumber and ice bills totaling 782365. The court found the arrest an abuse of process, noting the telegrams and prior letters created a fraud when Graves was invited to Boston under the pretense of a business conference. Graves is discharged. costs reserved.
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Maine
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M. W. Weston
Ayers
Hats by Jackson & Co. Dunlap Hats in Boston
New hats announced by Jackson & Co. at 126 Tremont Street describe silk hats and Derbys with a reputation for high grade goods. Last call on current hats, inspect latest styles and shapes, including the celebrated Dunlap hat sold exclusively in Boston by this firm.
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Cross Street Episcopal Mission Ends Playroom Sessions
Yesterday the Episcopal Mission at 93 Cross Street held its last playroom session with a large attendance. Games were popular and refreshments of ice cream cake and lemonade were served. Superintendent Rev. Frederick B. Allen is credited with much of the mission work and efforts behind the event.
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Episcopal Mission
Frederick B. Allen
Rides In The Park Plans Aerial Vehicle Tour At Franklin Park
Franklin Park introduces two carriages for regular tours starting September first. Each ride costs twenty five cents with hourly morning trips and half hourly afternoons from the Columbia Street entrance covering the East Circle, Valley Gate, Overlook and more, returning by the Circuit road. Return fare Scarborough Hill to Blue Hill Avenue is ten cents, with stop over options. The venture is run by Bacon & Warbell of Dorchester under a one year contract, aiming to become permanent. Northern Investment Company stock at 103 per share touts real estate backed growth with new partial payments and six percent interest disclosed along with a sixth page advertisement.
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Sioux City
Sunday Notices From Tremont and Boston Churches
Sunday services and programs across St. Jomax's Church Tremont Street Belmont area include 10:30 a.m. services with communion and 7:30 p.m. prayers. Emory J. Haynes pastor and Drew Theological Seminary professor will speak tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School at 12:10. Y S C E at 6:15. St. Joan's M E hosts Rev Dr Louis Albert Banks at 10:30 a.m. topic Gold God of Modern Society. Union Hall hosts August lectures by Rev A D Mays with Woman's Kingdom as special topic. Choral selections by male quartet. Doors open 7:15, program 7:45. Christian Patriotism event with Rev T M MacArthur in New York hosts public talk on current Catholicism at 9:30 p.m. Next meeting in Music Hall with Mr Fulton.
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Drew Theological Seminary
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George Lawrence
Walter Lowes Heath
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MacArthur
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Republic
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