Man accused of stealing six sheets of music downtown
John Quarato 29, a Tremont street resident described as a singer and bartender, allegedly grabbed six sheets of music valued at 60 cents from a store on Tremont Row and ran, pursued by store staff and police. He claimed it was a dream or hoodoo and offered no clear motive.
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Rifle accident kills chum during practice in Taunton
Manuel Souza claimed the rifle was loaded when aimed at his friend Joseph, causing a fatal explosion. Marques, 18, was held by police as an investigation begins. both men had a day off and were practicing with a rifle in East Taunton.
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Residents protest B M fare hike on Central Division
Residents along the Central Massachusetts division of the Boston and Maine railroad protest the recent marked increase in passenger rates. The public outcry centers on higher fares impacting daily riders and concerns over the railroad company’s pricing.
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Southern division proposes steep fare hikes on Central Massachusetts line
The new passenger tariff raises many fares by 15 20 and even 2 percent with Northampton 23 to 60 cents. Boston and Maine defends action noting Central Massachusetts line was unprofitable and underdeveloped but now upgraded. The plan links Hampden County with faster trains and a Boston terminal connection, while protests continue as the 58 station system sees higher prices and debates over routes persist.
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Suit Against Governor Sulzer For Breach Of Promise
Miss Hopkins files a breach of promise suit claiming that until November 1907 Governor Sulzer presented himself as her husband and she lived with him for a time. She identifies the defendant as the same William Sulzer, and says he was her sweetheart who later rose politically and abandoned her.
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Miss Hopkins Refuses Comment on Political Suit Venture
The woman identified as Miss Hopkins, a former shop girl employed by John until ten days ago, declines to discuss political motives or alleged financial backing behind a suit against the New York Governor. She says she has pondered suing for a long time and delayed to avoid public reaction.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Heat Record Reaches 96
Four men restrained a man to keep him until police arrived with a straitjacket. Doctors fear several of the hospital patients may die as hotter conditions persist. A forecaster promises some relief by this afternoon with possible local showers and cooler weather to follow.
Chilly Eastport and Sizzling Portland Set Maine Weather Tone
Maine recorded extreme contrasts with Eastport at 52 degrees and Portland hitting 102, near the nation's high for the day while Phoenix, Arizona boasted the warmest reading. The state demonstrated one of the coldest and warmest spots in the country.
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Slater Falls From Roof in Heat at Eastern Point
July 1 John C O Donnell a slater for Frederick Hall at Eastern Point toppled from the roof in extreme heat and struck stone steps. He was taken to Addison Grove Hospital where doctors feared for his life.
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John C. O’donnell
Frederick Hall
Eastern Point
Addison Grover Hospital
Five Generations in Mrs Cranes Family Told in New York
Mrs Crane's family spans five generations with her daughter Mrs George T Plunkett, granddaughter Mrs Theodore L Pomeroy of Greenwich ConN, great granddaughter Mrs Philip Weston of Dalthe, and two great great granddaughters Katherine Louise and Theodore Anne Weston, daughters of Mr and Mrs Philip Weston.
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Care Of Horses Warns Against Inexperienced Drivers
President Francis H. Rowley of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals called on team owners to limit hot weather strain on horses. He urged care, shade, and frequent cooling, and provided steps for treating prostration including head baths and avoiding whole‑body dousing.
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