How to Reach Wolf's by the New Tunnel
Directions to Wolf's store from Union Street Washington Street Hanover Street and Friend Street routes for northbound and southbound travelers. Guidance includes exits at Adams Square Scollay Square or Haymarket Square for travelers using the old subway.
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Wolf’s
Union Street
Washington Street
Friend Street
Friend
Washington Streets
Hanover Street
Adams Square
Scollay Square
Haymarket Square
Artin Kills Wife then Shoots Self in Northampton Riot
Granville report says John Artin, recently confined at Northampton Insane Hospital, killed his wife by a shotgun blast in the kitchen and then fatally wounded himself in a yard incident. The blast tore away his lower jaw. he died before midnight.
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Granville
John Artin
Northampton Insane Hospital
Tragic Shooting In Northampton Boarding House Farm
Artin 40 from Youngstown Ohio shot his wife in the kitchen before their five children aged 10 to four months. The couple married in 1901 at Youngstown. Artin had a prior suicide attempt last June and was hospitalized, now living with his wife at the reservoir workers’ boarding house.
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Artin
Northampton Hospital
Springfield Water Works
Youngstown
Milton's Birth Bicentennial Observed by Winthrop Society
The Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association marks John Milton’s 200th birthday with a display at the Deane Winthrop house in Old Boston. The exhibit features the Paradise Lost title page and images of Milton’s Chalfont Street home, to be unveiled Monday evening, noting the house predates the poem’s writing.
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John Milton
Winthrop Improvement and Historical Association
Deane Winthrop
Boston
Milton
Chalfont Street
Giles
Winthrop Society
Milton Works On Display At Public Library
The Milton anniversary is observed at the Boston Public Library with an exhibit on the main floor of the Fine Arts department next Wednesday featuring Milton's books.
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Milton
Public
Boston Public Library
Fine Arts Department
Diapepsin Promise of Easy Digestion for All Meals
An advertisement claims Diapepsin prevents stomach distress after eating. It asserts no indigestion, belching, dizziness, or nausea, and that meals will digest fully. A 50 cent case is promised at druggists with a claim you can eat anything tomorrow without discomfort.
Milton tercentenary exhibition at a library
The display on the library’s third floor features prints and manuscripts related to Milton. Objects include Milton portraits loaned mainly by Mrs. Sears and Bernard Quaritch, facsimiles of Milton’s autographs from the British Museum, and the genuine Milton autograph loaned by Bernard Quaritch.
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J. M. Sears
London
Bernard Quaritch
Milton
British Museum
John Milton
Ward 6 Control Contest Shows Cross-Party Substitutions
The Democratic anti Fitzgerald faction and the Republican Ward machine united to wrest ward control. Substituted candidates include Francesco Ciambelli and Ernest W Piscopo replacing Di Persio and Di Marino. Substitutions closed yesterday at 5 pm. Samuel Simmons replaced John Pease in Ward 21 and Owen E Todd replaced Augustus Geneks in Ward 14.
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Francesco Ciambelli
Ernest W. Piscopo
di Persio
di Marino
Samuel Simmons
John Pease
Independence League
Owen RE. Todd
Augustus Geneks
Divorces Granted to Mayor Johnson’s Daughter
Mrs. Elizbeth Johnson Mariani daughter of Mayor Tom J. Johnson won a divorce from Frederick Mariani of New York a playwright. She testified her husband never supported her since their March 1907 marriage at the mayor’s home. They moved to New York and soon separated.
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Cleveland, D
Elizabeth Johnson Mariani
Tom J. Johnson
Frederick Mariani
New York
Mariani
Bailey Bast Pepperell Robbery Suspect Freed With Return Condition
Albert Bailey, arrested last night on suspicion in the First National Bank robbery, was released late this afternoon to return home under the condition he remain in town if needed again in the case.
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Bast Pepperell
Albert Bailey
First National Bank
Robbery suspects questioned after bank break in Pepperell
Lowell drug clerk Frank J. Campbell confronts Bailey in the town lockup over the sweet oil left by robbers. A Boston agency official hunted a promising clue at a railroad junction, while detectives probe a Pepperell local involved and urge reporting mutilated banknotes for tracing the passers.
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Frank J. Campbell
Lowell
Bailey
Campbell
South Pepperell
Pinkerton
Boston
Barrett
Yegg
Higginson Wins Harvard Gun Shoot Title
Harvard Gun Club capped the season with Higginson scoring 90 of 100 to win the scratch cup. Lewis and McLaughlin tied for the handicap cup at seven and 12 handicaps, to be shot off, while McLaughlin again tied for first in the novice event with Heard at 81.
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Harvard Gun Club
Harvard
B. M. Higginson
CC. F. Lewis
C. B. Mclaughlin
Lewis
McLaughlin
J. Heard
Soldiers Field
Revolution Begins in Salvador Led by Ex Vice President
Managua Nicaragua Dec 4 A revolution has started in Salvador under former Vice President Prudencio Alfaro The cities of Ahuachapan Usulutan and Santana have fallen to the revolutionists.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Salvador
Prudencio Alfaro
Ahuachapan
Usulutan
Santana
No Cherry in the Up-to-Date Cocktail
New York reports a mysterious barroom trend banning cherries and olives from cocktails. The piece notes women may lament the change as the cherry offers a nostalgic remark, while observers admit the drink tastes fine without fruit.
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New York
Martini
Manhattan
$1000 Bathroom for T. Roosevelt of Thompsonville
The Theodore Roosevelt Jr. $1000 bathroom paraphernalia will be installed next week in his new Enfield street apartments at the King home. The President's son rejects living in keeping with a $7 weekly income and will maintain bachelor apartments.
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Thompsonville
Conn
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Robert F. King
Enfield Street
Drowned Skater in Sokesis Lake Near Sanford
Yucien Terraint Jr. aged 19 drowned while skating on Sokesis Lake. His body was recovered from beneath the ice about an hour after the accident. his parents reside in Sanford.
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Limerick
Yucien Terraint, Jr
Sokesis Lake
Sanford
Pope Recovers From Illness Reported Relapse Is Denied
The Correspondenza Romano states Pope Pius has practically recovered from a recent indisposition, refuting circulating reports that he relapsed and returned to bed.
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Rome
Correspondenza Romano
Vatican
Pius
Dorando Pietri to Start Six Day Bicycle Race
Dorando Pietri will start the six day bicycle race in New York with two Italian rivals Maurice Brocco and Carlo Vanoni in the field. He agreed to fire the pistol to start the long race next Sunday at the midnight hour amid widespread excitement.
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Dorando
New York
Dorando Pietri
Maurice Brocco
Carlo Vanoni
Grand Trunk Dock Fire Bites Half Million Loss
Firefighters gain control of a blaze that damaged two Grand Trunk docks in Portland and then spread to the Dominion steamer Cornishman. Loss on the docks and sheds estimated at 250 000 to 390 000 dollars, with the Cornishman and cargo about 200 000 dollars. total about 500 000 dollars. The Cornishman fire still smouldering but under control.
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Portland
Grand Trunk Railway
Dominion Line
Cornishman
Grand Trunk Company
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Him
Pepperell
Higginson
T. Roosevelt
Pope
Portland Fireloss
Topsham
Bowdoin Pulp and Paper Mill Company
W. O. Bye
Dept. P. Broadway
Kansas City, Mo
Sterling Shoes
Spring Lane
Water Street
Washington St
Summer Street
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