Sulzer Declares Democratic Leadership of New York
Governor William Sulzer said his election as Chief Executive makes him the Democratic leader of New York State. He challenged any Democrat to dispute his leadership in an open public debate and stated he would meet with any seeker, including Roosevelt, Barnes, Murphy, Morgan, or Ryan, if they come openly.
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Albany
N. Y
William Sulzer
New York State
Theodore Roosevelt
William Barnes, Jr
Republican State Committee
Charles F
Dr Muck Returns to Conduct Symphony Head Soloist Elena Gerhardt
Dr Carl Muck resumes baton at Symphony Hall this afternoon after illness. The program features Mme Elena Gerhardt as soloist with Holbrooke Queen Mab in its local premiere and Bruckner Symphony No.7.
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Carl Muck
Symphony
Symphony Hall
Mme
Elena Gerhardt
Josef Holbrooke
Anton Bruckner
Three Arrests Over Large Mill Thefts In Fall River
Fall River reports three men James Holden cotton rope and mill banding maker J W Dacey teamster and Felix Breault Shove mill overseer charged with conspiring to steal 70000 pounds of cotton and 40000 pounds of cotton waste valued around 15000 dollars from the Shove mill.
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Fall River
James Holden
J. W. Dacey
Holden
Felix Breault
Suicides at Shore Mill Superintendent Linked to Theft Scandals
Charles H. Richardson Jr the Shore mill superintendent died of strychnine poisoning, with medical examiner Dr Thomas F Gunning stating suicide. Police say thefts spanned over three years prompting despondency. Holden Dacey and Breault faced Newport Municipal Court on continued hearings with 15000 bonds. Holden posted and returned to Fall River. Richardson was son of Charles H Richardson county commissioner of Lowell.
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Thomas F. Gunning
Charles H. Richardson, Jr
Shore Mill
Richardson
Holden
Dacey
Breault
Newport
R. I
Tiverton
R. L
Fall River
Charles H. Richardson
Lowell
Elopers Beat Five Day Law In Connecticut
Two Wakefield youths Henry Dudley Lovering and Gertrude Emma Towne wed in New London to beat the five day waiting period. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. J Wilson Dixler and the couple return to Massachusetts. A separate town fire drill dispute in Wakefield involved Fire Commissioner Cole and Headmaster King, with officials resolving friction after a three minute drill and plans to address the matter at the next School Board meeting.
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Wakefield
Henry Dudley Lovering
Gertrude Emma Towne
New London
Conn
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New England
Greenwood
J. Wilson Dixler
First Congregational Church
Miss Towne
Herbert Towne
John H. Lovering
Dyer
King
A Matter of Taste by J W McFall Prominent Feature
A double page drawing by J. W. McFall titled A Matter of Taste stands as a notable feature in next Sunday's Post Magazine. The piece showcases the artist's distinctive style and is highlighted among upcoming magazine offerings.
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J. W. McFall
Next
Post
Fire drill conflict investigated at Dearborn School
The dispute between Dearborn School headmaster Charles F. King and Fire Commissioner Cole over a pupil fire drill alarm was probed by Michael H. Corcoran of the school board and Dr. Franklin B. Dyer, superintendent of schools, yesterday.
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Charles F. King
Dearborn School
Roxbury
Cole
Michael H. Corcoran
Franklin B. Dyer
Tech Alumni Elect Three New Corporation Members
Three Technology Alumni elected to the Institute of Technology Corporation for five-year terms. Cass Gilbert, famed New York architect. Charles Hayden of Hayden Stone & Co.. and Charles T. Main, superintendent at Pacific Mills, join the board.
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Technology
Corporation of the Institute of Technology
Cass Gilbert
New York
Charles Hayden
Charles T. Main
Lawrence
Gilbert
Woolworth
State Capitol
St. Paul
United States Custom House
American Institute of Architects
Pacific Mills
Hayden, Stone & Co
Shawmut National Bank
Diapepsin Relieves Indigestion In Five Minutes
A fifty cent case of Pape s Diapepsin promises quick relief from sour stomach or indigestion. The ad claims the formula is printed on the box, that each dose digests food, promotes appetite, and leaves the stomach clean, with no need for laxatives or liver pills.
Harvard Reopens After Holiday Break
Harvard reopens in Cambridge after a 13 day vacation with nearly 1000 students staying over the holidays and more than 3000 expected to register by sundown today. Stragglers arriving late face a $10 fine unless living far from Cambridge makes timely travel impossible.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Rich Man Kills Self and Wife in Bellport Tragedy
In Bellport New York Henry C Edey a wealthy retired Wall Street broker shot his young wife in their Great South Bay home today then killed himself The couple had reconciled after a separation last summer Servants heard shots and found Mrs Edey in the doorway and her husband dying He died before a doctor arrived
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Bellport
N. Y
Henry C. Edey
Wall Street
Great South Bay
Man and wife saved from house fire by passerby
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Paul of 551 Columbus avenue were rescued early today by Allan Drury who discovered the blaze. Drury entered the house and helped them from their first floor bedroom while others searched the top floor for a lodger who was found absent. The fire caused about 500 dollars in damage with unknown origin.
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B. H. Paul
Columbus Avenue
Allan Drury
Wellington Street
Pauls
Drury
William Grimmons
Trowbridge Street
Cambridge
Woman Killed by Auto Truck in Quincy Incident
Agnes McDonald of Quincy, 50, widow, was struck by an auto truck owned by Henry L. Kincaide and driven by John Russell on Newport Avenue near South Central Street Wollaston at 5 30 last night. She died at Quincy Hospital shortly after arrival. Russell said he was traveling about 12 miles per hour and did not see her until the truck hit.
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Agnes McDonald
Pine Hill Street
Quincy
Henry L. Kincaide
John Russell
Gay Street
Quincy Hospital
Russell
Newport Avenue
South Central Street
Wollaston
Divorce Libel Seeks Alimony and Counsel Fees
Fred R. Sawyer of George A. Sawyer & Co. was ordered to pay Edna W. Sawyer $30 in counsel fees and $12 weekly during the divorce case pendency. The libel was filed on statutory grounds. co-respondents’ names withheld under the statute.
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Fred R. Sawyer
George A. Sawyer & Co., Haberdashers of
Tremont Street
Edna W. Sawyer
Fire destroys Queen's Hotel and stores in Wapella area
A major blaze at Wapella Sask destroyed the Queen's Hotel at Wapella and three general stores a warehouse and several smaller buildings with contents. The loss was estimated at $100,000.
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Winnipeg
Man
Queen’s
Wapella
Sask
Man Loses Arm In Trolley Car Incident
Buffalo N Y Harry Pullman 23 of Brooklyn is hospitalized in serious condition after the left arm was severed by trolley wheels. He admits placing his arm under the car to have it cut off by divine command, saying he knew what he was doing and that he was not drinking.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Harry Pullman
Brooklyn
Pullman
Cambridge Police Chief marks 42 years in service
Chief Frederick B. Pullem of the Cambridge police department observed his 42d year as a member yesterday. He has led the department as chief since 1904.
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Frederick B. Pullem
Cambridge Police Department
Taft faced Senate split over Goethals as Panama plan
Democratic Senators oppose Taft's plan to name Colonel George W. Goethals governor of the civil government zone. Some advisers urge abandoning the plan and leaving the zone's creation to President-elect Wilson.
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Washington
Taft
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Wilson
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