Mark Twain's daughter Clara Clemens lauded as heroine
Halifax July 1 The Red Cross liner Rosalind collided with the Senlac near Meagher's Beach. Clara Clemens daughter of Mark Twain aided panicked women on the Senlac as both ships faced danger. The Senlac towed to Dartmouth while Rosalind appeared undamaged.
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Red Cross Hne
Rosalind
New York
Clara Clemens
Mark Twain
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Halifax Harbor
Dartmouth
McNab’s Island
Mill Cove
Mystery Deepens in Melrose Disappearance
July 1 The strange disappearance of Ivenetta Graham a handsome year old brunette who was last seen leaving the Dudley street terminal on a Sullivan square train Wednesday is deepened by a letter received from her to her uncle J. W. Whidden of 917 Main street with a Roxbury station postmark. The letter says she has been very sick and apologizes for not writing.
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Melrose
Ivenetta Graham
Dudley Street
Sullivan Square
J. W. Whidden
Main Street
Roxbury Station
Nova Scotia Girl Missing from Roxbury Visit
An elderly uncle fears for his niece who arrived from Nova Scotia a month ago for work but fell ill and rested. Last Tuesday her aunt Mrs. Whidden took her to Roxbury to Mrs. J. W. Witcher of 38 Thornton Street for a short visit. The 19 year old, 5 foot 3 inch girl with blue eyes left in a dark green skirt white shirt waist and pink flowered straw hat.
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Nova Scotia
Mayor Fitzgerald Convalesces After Alarming Illness
Secretary Dolan announced that Mayor Fitzgerald had a comfortable day and is expected back at work soon. Earlier bedside reports warned the condition was serious as erysipelas spread, but Dr Keany said the illness is under control.
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Dolan
Fitzgerald
Keany
Boston Nationals Lose Doubleheader to Brooklyn
Boston Nationals drop two games to Brooklyn, 6-3 and 3-2, in a twin bill while the Americans fall to the Athletics 5-1. Lynn advances in the New England league and Harvard rower Gordon Glass recovers well. Yankee tennis players defeat Britons in doubles as Neely and Weimer win national doubles title. Only two Bay State golfers enter the Cleveland tournament. Yankee aviators head to a major event in France today. July 4 Charlestown Regatta plans finalized.
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Boston Nationals
Brooklyn
Lynn
N. E
Gordon Glass
Harvard Oarsman
Neely
Weimer
Bay State
Cleveland
France
Charlis River
Street Department Receives 400000 Approval for City Repairs
The Fitzgerald administration secures a 1 599 500 loan bill. A 400 000 allocation funds street repairs leaving 6 500 to draw. Aldermen Battis Bell Berwin Draper vote yes while Bangs Clark vote no. The mayor adds funds for Marcella Street playground and Orient Heights fire house and arranges a celebratory supper.
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Bell
Berwin
Draper
Bangs
Clark
Marcella Street
Orient Heights
Board of Aldermen
Oston
Alderman Leary
Alderman Finigan
Forest Hills
Boston
Cottage Street
Erman J3ell
Baldwin
Curley
Finigan
Flanagan
Whelton
Woods
Leary
Board of Aldermen Passes Loan Bill After Lengthy Debate
After a nearly four hour struggle the Board of Aldermen approved a 13 million loan bill. Compromises awarded Orient Heights fire house funds while Forest Hills and playgound needs gained partial figures. East Boston sought cottages and repairs, street improvements were trimmed from 4500000 to 4000000, and a motion to strike the street loan failed 9 to 4.
Spies in Miners Unions Highlight Haywood Murder Trial
Morris Friedman, a Russian stenographer and former Pinkerton employee, dominates the Boise court as readings of Pinkerton correspondence pass to the jury in the William D Haywood murder case regarding former Governor Steunenberg.
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Boise
Idaho
Morris Friedman
Pinkerton
Denver
William D. Hayawooe
Steunenberg
Friedman
Pinkerton Reports Tie Spies to 1904 West Miners Case
Secret agent reports from Cripple Creek to Denver traced Pinkerton involvement with unions during the 1903 04 labor troubles. Friedman testified about documents read to a jury by Clarence Darrow while the state pressed for more on Friedman and possible theft.
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Cripple Creek
Victor
Globesville
Colorado City
Trinidad
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
United Mine Workers of America
Colorado
Pinkerton
Friedman
Clarence Darrow
Pinkertons
Borah
One Night Cure for Celds and Chills Health Tonic
An old advertisement promotes “One Night Cure” by Sanford’s Ginger as a pure health tonic for stomach discomfort and chills. It markets high purity and strength, urging avoidance of substitutes and claiming long-standing standards of quality.
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Sanford
Why The Hunters Seek Rockefeller Witness In Chicago Case
United States Marshals pursue John D Rockefeller in a bid to compel him to testify in the people versus Standard Oil case in Federal Court Chicago. The hunt spans Pittsfield Forest Hill estates and Rockefeller holdings across the United States as witnesses may reveal inside dealings of the Standard Oil trust.
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E. Parmelee Prentice
Pittsfield
Mass
Forest Hill
Cleveland
The
United States
Chicago
of the People
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller Hidden at Taconic Farm Amid Federal Probe
Pittsfield July 1 John D Rockefeller the Standard Oil magnate is believed hidden at Taconic Farm the summer home of his daughter Mrs E Parmalee Prentice near Lake Onota US marshals seek him to testify in a federal suit against Standard Oil Judge Landis in Chicago. Prentice returns from New York amid efforts to bring Rockefeller to court while officials pursue clues and guards keep watch around the grounds.
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Pittsfield
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Taconic Farm
E. Parmalee Prentice
Lake Onota
United States
New York
Standard Oil Company
Chicago
Landis
Post
Prentice
Mr. Rockefeller
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Relieves Nervous Disorders
Continued on page 16 sixth column highlights Horsford's Acid Phosphate claimed to relieve nervous disorders headaches insomnia exhaustion and restlessness while rebuilding the nervous system.
Boys Suits Reduced at Gray's Washington Store
Boys suits priced at 99 cents, with a $3.00 market label. Gray's department at Washington and Henover advertises the sale.
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Gray's
Washington and Henover
Eleven Victims Overcome In East Boston And Boston Yards
A list of eleven individuals, including James Bradford of 22 Benton Street and Harry Gargage, seaman on the U S S Illinois, all overcome on streets or in workplaces around East Boston and Boston. Some were treated at Relief Hospital others at Emergency Hospital or at home.
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James Quinn
Meridian Street
Boston
Relief Hospital
Frederick T. Thomas
Boston & Maine
Relief
Francisco Gedorio
Fleet Street
Atlantic Avenue
Ernest Bowker
James Bradford
Benton Street
Tremont
School Streets
Thomas Canalti
Northampton Street
Congress Street
Warren P. Freeman
Pine Street
Chelsea
American Popcorn Works
James McCartney
Charlestown Bridge
John B. Gormley
Canal Street
Kittie McLean
Bowdoin Square
William McCready
Revere Street
West Cedar Street
Cambridge Street
Harry Gargage
U. S. S. Illinois
Eliot Street
Heat Record Toll Across City Sees Eleven Prostrations
Eleven people collapsed from heat yesterday and received medical treatment as officials warned of similar heat today with unsettled weather to follow. Humidity stayed near normal at a maximum of 71 percent by eight in the morning.
Boston Area Forecast with Mixed Local Data
Forecast for Boston and vicinity notes Tuesday partly cloudy with possible showers. Wednesday remains partly cloudy with light southwest to west winds. Yesterday’s temperatures are listed with mixed garbled values and several city names and weather figures scattered through the snippet.
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Boston
Saene
Moran Leader Bolis Moran Leader Bolis
Granville S. MacFarland resigns as chairman of the Democratic executive committee and withdraws from the Democratic State committee. He declares allegiance to the Independence League and supports its banner. He targets Henry M. Whitney and his followers in a public letter to Chairman Feeney.
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Granville S. MacFarland
Morani
Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic State Committee
Democratic Party
Independence League
Real Democracy
Mr. MacFarland
John P. Feeney
Henry M. Whitney
Whitney
E. Gerry Brown
Brockton
M Farland resigns party posts over Whitney candidacy
The article publishes M Farland’s valedictory letter resigning as chair of the executive committee and quitting the Democratic Party. He condemns Whitney’s gubernatorial bid as audacious and financed by money, while noting party unity pressures and Moran’s past disputes.
Gray's Fourth Big Clothing Sale in Boston
Gray's Clothing announces a bulk sale with suits priced at five to six dollars, including $5.90 best $15.00 suits and $4.90 outing suits. Men’s pants offered at $1.69 and $1.90 with blue serges and French flannels, at F. Gray Co. opposite rivals on Washington and Hanover.
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F. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover
Huent
Gray Co
Washington
Boston
Boston and Worcester Air Line Elevates Service
A 20 percent equipment increase boosts the trolley service on the Boston and Worcester Air Line. Cars depart Park Square every 15 minutes with Chestnut Hill connections through added cars, marketed as the best in New England.
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Boston & Worcester Air Line
New England
Park Square
Chestnut Hill
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