Taft Meets Judges in Beverly For Judiciary Luncheon
President Taft attended a judiciary luncheon at the Boston area home of Charles P. Searles with Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes and other U S Judges among the guests. Discussions covered pending Supreme Court vacancies and possible nominations including Lloyd W. Bowers, with plans for regular Senate confirmation in the new session. Taft also planned to lay the Beverly M C A building cornerstone after a day of dinners and a Ipswich motor ride.
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Beverly
Myopia
Taft
Ipswich
Judiciary
Charles P. Searles
Boston
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court
United States
Colt, Putnam and Lowell
First Circuit
Lloyd W. Bowers
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Hughes
Senate
Congress
Justice Moody
Oliver Ames
Pride's Crossing
Tlis Taft
Balloon Girl Delights Vaudeville at Orpheum Theatre
A novelty act titled The Balloon Girl entertains at the Orpheum Theatre. A pretty singer performs about her balloon as it lowers from the stage and glides into the audience. The balloon passes near spectators who reach for the slippers worn by the performer.
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Orpheum Theatre
Barnstable County Cattle Show Opens With High Hopes
The 69th Barnstable County fair and cattle show opened in Barnstable today amid strong promise of record interest and crowds for the Cape Cod event hosted by the Barnstable County Agricultural Society.
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Barnstable County
Cape Cod
Barnstable
Barnstable County Agricultural Society
Cape Cod County Fair Opens With New Attractions
The three day Cape Cod fair near town opens with free admission for children under 16 and strong adult turnout. Highlights include New England athletic events, balloon ascension, animal exhibits, and a fishing and shellfish display by the Massachusetts Fish and Game Association. Governor Draper and Boston Mayor John Fitzgerald expected tomorrow, with horse trotting purse of nearly $1000 and finals of the athletic meet.
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Cape Cod
Cape
Humble Farm Democrat
New England
Massachusetts Fish and Game Association
State Forester's Department
Salem Cadet Band
Falmouth
Hyannis
Draper
Charles R. Clark
Massachusetts
Bevery
Boston Athletic Association
By Mancean
R. Sadler
T. I. Guething
J. A. Leydon
F. Ham
C. Salisbury
O Connell Opens Campaign For renomination In Tenth District
Congressman O Connell opened his bid for renomination in the Tenth District with a Ward J rally. He urged issues over personal attacks and stressed dignity in Congress while citing wage earners and family needs as central concerns. He vowed to curb capital domination and enact laws addressing growing economic pressures.
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O'Connell
Tih
Ward J
Tenth Congressional District
Congress
Tenth
Tenth District
Oakes Is OuI For Congress In Sun District
General William T. Oakes of Charles Town, former Fifth Regiment commander, filed for Republican congressional nomination in the Sun district. He cites possible GOP gains amid Democratic dissension. News notes include multiple nominations across wards and senatorial races with filing windows opening next Tuesday at 6 p.m. and closing Thursday.
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William T. Oakes
Charlestown
Fifth Regiment
Oakes
Republican City Committee
Graves
Herman Hormel
J. Mitchell Galvin
O'Connell
William B. Wilcutt
Ward
W. Dudley Cotton
Daniel W. Lane
William Berwin
Thirst
Charles M. Robinson
Harry Ham
Thomas Vincent
Railford H. Barnes
Sth
J. Henry Leonard
Fred G. Gilpatrick
John Carr
John E. Rousmaniere
James H. Kinsat
Charles Grauman
Rupert H. Costello
William A. Morse
Jdr
Willard N. Poland
George W. Carruth
Samuel H. Mildram
Herbert W. Burr
Harrison H. Atwood
Leonard G. Roberts
James A. Hart
Martin Hayes
Joseph P. Brown
Manicure girl becomes a wedding target in Bridgeport divorce plan
Bridgeport financier William Bishop announces intention to divorce his wife after a three year separation to wed Pauline Valentine, a former manicure girl. He may pursue a New York or Nevada divorce if East cases fail, while his wife currently controls their children.
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Bridgeport
Conn
William Vb
New Haven Railroad
Pauline Valentine
Fifth Avenue
New York
Bishop
Reno
Nevada
Susan Blackburn
France
Mr. Bishop
Congress
William D
Yale
Bianca West
Hibernians Plan Great Field Day at Locust Street Grounds
The Ancient Order of Hibernians in Suffolk County gears up for a Labor Day field day at Locust street grounds. Organizers predict a record outdoor event with entries from top amateur athletes in the New England states.
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Order of Hibernians
Locust Street Grounds
Suffolk County
New England
Mission at Roxbury Church Draws Big Expected Attendance
The annual Roxbury service at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament opens Sunday September 11. Redemptorists lead a series of exercises and organizers expect attendance to match or exceed past years' turnout.
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Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Roxbury
Dr Chapman and Bride Begin Auto Honeymoon in Providence
Dr J Wilbur Chapman and Miss Mabel Cornelia Moulton wed at her Providence home in a ceremony attended by family and friends. The couple plan a Jamaica Estates, Long Island home before a world tour launching in Wales with Charles W Alexander.
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Dr. Chapman
Providence
J. Wilbur Chapman
Mabel Cornelia Moulton
Mimwoeod Avenue
Elijah Hanley
First Baptist Church
Ford
Stamford
Conn
Chapman David Potter Moulton
Ralph C. Norton
Minneapolis
Dorothy Mouleon
Davie
Boston
Chapman
Charles E. Denelson
New York
The
Lion
Benejamin Z. Moulton
Jamaica Estates
Long Island
Wief
Morals Topic Echoed By World Tour Return
Mrs Katherine Stevenson president of the W C T U says moral standards vary with education and western progress. She cites liquor use in foreign lands rising with civilization while some countries drink at home. She returned to Boston after a two year world tour visiting the East. State W C T U officers welcomed her home with flowers.
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Katherine Ll. Stevenson
Boston
Three Minutes From New York to Long Island City
The first official train runs from Pennsylvania Terminal at Seventh Avenue and Thirty second Street to daylight in Long Island City via the Thirty third Street tube and the Mast River tunnel. Officers of the Pennsylvania and Long Island railroads ride the inaugural trip marking the new service.
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Long Island City
New York
Pennsylvania Terminal
Seventh Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Pennsylvania
Long Island
Thirty-third Street
Mast River
Lincoln Aide Rathbone Near Death in German Insane Asylum
Hanover Germany Aug 30 Major Henry Reed Rathbone once Lincoln's aide and a one time American counsel here lies near death in the criminal ward of the insane asylum at Hildesheim where he has long been confined. He gained notoriety years ago for murdering his wife.
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Hanover
Germany
Henry Reed Rathbone
Lincoln
Hildesheim
Rathbone
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Supreme Bench
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Orpheum
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Allen & Sally
Wormer
Washington and
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Maine
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G. C. Lewis
Rexford
Lewis
Plaisted Club of
Hotel Rexford
OUI
New Haven
Hibernians
America
Stevenson
W.cc. T. U
Lincoln Aide
SHO
Achos
Bryant & Stratton Commercial School
Boylston Street
Oe Bae Hibbard
Boylston St
Harrison
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