Priest Against Parade in Rockland July Fourth Row
Father O Nell of the Church of the Holy Family warns parishioners at high mass to avoid streets next Tuesday during Judge Kelley s Fourth of July parade amid labor dispute tensions. He urges gentlemen conduct and cautions against demonstrations while Kelley presses ahead with a solo parade plan that drew public interest from Rockland boys.
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Rockland
Father O’nell
Church of the Holy Family
Abington
Kelley
Accidents Mar Wedding at Central Hall West End
At a Syrian wedding in Central Hall a guest named Corly 20 of Lexington severed a artery during plate breaking. Patrolman Kelliher took him to a Relief station. another guest Mrs. Addie Sandler fell and broke her wrist and was sent to the hospital.
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Joseph Cozlg
Lexington
Kelliher
Station 1
Cozlg
Central Hall
West End
Corly
Addie Sandler
Shearer Street
Press Golfers Tournament Opens at Wollaston Montclair
The Press Golf Club of New England will hold its annual individual championship next week at Wollaston Golf Club in Montclair. The event runs July 10 to July 14 with a handicap stroke event on opening day. The top 16 gross scores advance to match play for the championship, the next 16 contend for the consolation cup, and prizes go to top net and gross scorers. A solid silver trophy donated by John S. Taylor will be awarded to the champion, plus prizes for the consolation winner and the championship runner-up.
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Press Golf Club of
New England
Wollaston Golf Club
Montclair
John S. Taylor
Parrot Missing In Malden Found By Resident
Malden and vicinity report a lost parrot found by A. H. Fornaken. He hopes the owner will come for the pet.
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Malden
A. H. Fornaken
Boiler blast wrecks Newtonville building and injuries
A boiler exploded in the apartments of Mrs. L. L. Bowers at 84 Bowers street early this morning, driving the boiler to the roof and flooding the building. Damage is about 1200 dollars with losses split among the Sydney Bryant Upholstery Co and the R. B. Bridgham estate. Mrs. Bowers and Helen Walk escaped with minor injuries.
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Newtonville
L. L. Bowers
Bowers Street
Bowers Flat
R. 8
Bridgham
Randlett
Hydrophobia Fatalities After Lowell Dog Attack
George W. Tilton died this morning from hydrophobia after a dog attack three months ago. His daughter, Mrs. Josephine Hodgman, died in May from injuries sustained in the same incident.
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Lowell
George W. Tilton
Josephine Hodgman
Packers 10 Seek Injunction Against Prosecution
Chicago July 2 Efforts to block federal indictments proceed as Packers seek an injunction in U S Court through special counsel John S Miller The move aims to prevent prosecution on grounds of irregularity in the indictment process.
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Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Record-Herald
Packers
Johns. Miller
United States
Miller
Indicted Packing Firms and Key Company Officials Named
The indictment lists Armour & Co. leaders J Ogden Armour Charles Armour Arthur Meeker and others along with executives from Swift Nelson Morris Cudahy and Schwarzschild & Sulzberger. Also named are four employees and directors from various firms including Fairbank Canning Company.
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J. Ogden Armour
Armour & Co
Charles Armour
Arthur Meeker
T. J. Connors
Armour & O
P. A. Valentine
Armour O
Samuel McRoberts
Louis E. Swift
Swift & Oo
Charles Swift
Swift & Co
Lawrence A. Carter
Swift Oo
Arthur F. Evans
C. McManus
C. E. Todd
W. D. Skipworth
Armour Packing Company
Fairbank Canning Company
Cudahy Packing Company
Hyde Convicts Father of Graft In Equitable Inquiry
Syracuse dispatch reports Congressman M E Driscoll alleging James H Hyde exposes Henry B Hyde as controlling Equity Safe Deposit deals. Driscoll accuses Hyde of profiting from one sided leases and stock holdings, claiming Henry B Hyde dominated the Equitable Society and harmed policy holders. He urges all policy holders to read Hyde's letter and questions the society's governance.
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Syracuse
N. Y
West
Taft
Party For
Philippines
M. E. Driscoll
Hendricks
Equitable
James H. Hyde
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Driscoll
Young Hyde
Mercantile Trust Company
Mr. Hyde
Safe Deposit Company
Equitable Society
Henry B. Hyde
Mercantile Safe Deposit Company
Hyde
Equitable Safe Deposit Company of
Boston
The
Security Safe Deposit Company
BEWARE OF JAPAN SAYS PASTOR BRONSON
In a St. Mark's Brookline sermon the Rev. Dillon Bronson warned that Japan, buoyed by recent victories over Russia, has its eyes on the Philippines and Hawaiian Islands. He urged vigilance and stated the United States could be defeated in arms without moral support from Britain and other powers.
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St. Mark’s M. &. Church
Brookline
Dillon Bronson
Japan
Philippines
Hawaiian
Russia
Pacific
International Grocer and Supply Department
Fourth of July enforcement planned by city police
Police plan to arrest anyone celebrating before 4 am as Superintendent Pierce and all police commissioners patrol Boston area to enforce quiet hours. Most towns will curb celebrations until 4 am with exceptions in Chelsea and Wakefield.
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Pierce
Greater Boston
Chelsea
Wakefield
Quiet Brookline Night Before Fourth Under Curfew
A quiet night in Brookline precedes celebrations with no fireworks or horns until 4 a.m. Restrictions allow youths to celebrate until 12 p.m. Potash dextrine tablets hidden in canes and toy pistols are banned and arrests threaten anyone using them.
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Brookline
Cambridges Enforce Quiet Fourth With Early Start
Cambridge officials announce a restrained July 4 with no loud noise before 4 a.m. Firearm use on streets is banned and disorder will trigger action. Chief Pullen urges calm and says celebrations begin at daybreak.
Chelsea to Be Wide Open Says Chief Hudson
The Chelsea police chief, Hudson, states there will be no restrictions imposed, signaling an open approach to operations and public safety.
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Chelsea
Chief Hudson
Independence Day Celebration in Chelsea Tonight
Residents plan a typical Independence Day celebration in Chelsea with no start time set after midnight on Monday. Expect usual noise from local youths, mirroring past years.
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Chelsea
Quiet Fourth of July Planned by Somerville Police
Somerville Chief of Police Parkhurst orders officers to curb firing of blank cartridges and unnecessary noise. No parade will cut celebration costs, resulting in a quieter, cheaper Fourth of July.
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Somerville
Parkhurst
Everett Police vow strict enforcement for Fourth of July
Chief Emerton warns no unnecessary noise before 4 AM the Fourth of July and strict enforcement of the new explosives law. An extra police detail brings total on duty to 45 officers.
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Everett
Emerton
Newton Quiet Fourth Observance After 4 A.M.
Newton officials announced that Fourth of July activities will begin at 4 a.m. with no expected disturbances. Posters were posted two weeks ago by Chief Mitchell warning residents of the quiet hour and to avoid noise before the designated time.
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Newton
Mitchell
Roxbury Society To Host Open House And Concert
St Patrick's Total Abstinence and Literary Society of Roxbury will hold an open house this evening at 431 Dudley Street. Tomorrow the society stages a band concert in front of its home with a display of fireworks.
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St. Patrick’s Total Abstinence and Literary Society of
Roxbury
Dudley Street
Roosevelt Announces Peace Envoys for Russia Japan Talks
President Roosevelt said Russia and Japan have named plenipotentiaries to meet in Washington after August first. Russian picks are Muravieff and Rosen. Japanese picks are Komura and Takahira. Additional delegates may join. envoys have full power to negotiate a treaty subject to home governments' ratification.
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Oyster Bay
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Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
Washington
Muravieff
Rome
Rosen
Baron Komura
Takahira
Captured at House Breaking In Somerville
John G. Harker, 40, jailed at Somerville police station on breaking and entering charges at the Tufts College professor's home on 128 Professors row. Police seek two accomplices. Harker to appear in Somerville Police Court. Benjamin Dolbear's son, 16, aided arrest.
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John G. Harker
Somerville
John S. Kinsley
Row
Tufts College
Harker
Summer Street
Sprague & Hathaway
Day Street
Benjamin Dolbear
A. E. Dolbear
Baseball News Roundup From Boston to Newark
Washington plays at 3 30 as Winter starts for Boston while Townsend faces the Nationals. Boston aims to climb to fourth as Detroit rests. Athletics visit for two games tomorrow. Maloney of Attleboro hits .250 for Chicago and Georgetown ties his career path. Southern league President Kavanaugh fines Little Rock 6300 for forfeiting to New Orleans. Louisville suffers from illness and injuries. Frank Selee and Connie Mack receive praise for polishing rough diamonds. Ed Ashenback manages Scranton in the New York State league.
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Boston
Detroit
Athletics
Maloney
Attleboro
Chicago
Georgetown
Kavanaugh
Southern League
Little Rock Club
New Orleans
Charley Dexter
Louisville
Fred Carey
Dorchester
New York
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Brooklyn
Hugh Duffy
Quakers
Giants
Duffy
Ralph Davis
Pittsburg
Pirates
McLean
Waltham
Fordham
Newark
Hobe Ferris
Unglaub
Ferris
Frank Selee
Connie Mack
Ed Ashenback
Scranton
Knights of Labor to Hold Special Meeting in Charlestown
District Assembly 30 will meet at Roughan Hall to discuss joining a Boston labor unity parade for Labor Day. Delegates McNally and McCarthy elected to the Sand and Tip Cart Drivers' Union 191 to attend the international Teamsters convention in Philadelphia August 7. The union sent $100 to Chicago striking Teamsters and re elected John R. Dalton as master workman of Coastwise Longshoremen Assembly 1062. Lawrence Hennessy named master workman of Transatlantic Steamship Clerks' Assembly 1648. Boston Coal Handlers' Union 628 asks for more time on a new scale. Fourth of July will feature a smoke talk at Wells Memorial. Park Department Assembly seeks reinstatement for 25 laid-off employees and plans for the 15th annual Apollo Garden picnic on July 27.
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Knights of Labor
Roughan Hall
Charlestown
Boston Central Labor Union and Building Trades Council
Knights
Peter H. McNally
J. B. McCarthy
Sand and Tip Cart Drivers’ Union
International Convention of Teamsters
Philadelphis
Teamsters of
Chicago
Shea
John R. Dalton
Coastwise Longshoremen’s Assembly
K. of L
Lawrence Hennessy
Transatlantic Steamship Clerks’ Assembly
Boston Coal Handlers’ Union
Wells Memorial Building
Park Department Assembly
Collins
Apollo Garden
15 Year Old Girl Sues Railroad Over Three Month Trance
Irene M. Burke of Weir sues the New York Hartford railroad for 5000 dollars claiming neglect by train officials led to a months long trance and nervous fright. She wandered Boston once boarded the wrong train Jan 18 and was found hysterical and unaware of her family. Now recovering she explains her experience to a Post reporter and says officials did not investigate.
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Taunton
Irene M. Burke
James Burke
Weir
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston
Chartley
Post
Chicago shuts out Detroit 1 to 0 in July baseball clash
Chicago defeats Detroit 1 to 0 as White pitches well and Davis makes a noteworthy one hand catch. The game featured strong defense from both sides and a decisive single tally for Chicago.
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Chicago
Detroit
White
Davis
Cleveland Beats St. Louis 8 to 2 in American League Game
Cleveland defeated St. Louis 8 to 2 in a clear victory. Howell pitched well but costly Cleveland errors produced all three unearned runs. A second game was halted in the fifth inning after a rain delay with the score tied 2 to 2.
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ST. Louis
Cleveland
Howell
Sons of Veterans Hold Chelsea Soldiers' Home Services
Massachusetts Division conducted annual services at the Soldiers' Home in Chelsea yesterday afternoon. The event was largely attended, and the Massachusetts Division took over duties previously handled by the local camp.
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Sons OF Veterans
Chelsea
Massachusetts
Soldiers’ Home
Liquor Punch Ready to Serve by Graves & Sons
Liquid Deligh? promotes a pre mixed HUB PUNCH offering all the pleasures of a blended punch without brewing. Sold by licensed dealers generally. Co. H. Graves & Sons, Proprietors, Boston, Mass.
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HUB
H. Graves & Sons
Boston
Errors seal Pittsburg loss in muddy Cincinnati game
Cincinnati tones defeated Pittsburg 3 to 1 as three fifth inning miscues by Pittsburg allowed all runs. Debuting catcher Gibson, formerly of Montreal, performed respectably amid a rain softened field. Attendance reported at 5200 with St. Louis umpire pair Bauswine and Korea officiating.
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Cincinnati
Phillippi
Pittsburg
Gibson
Montreal
Chicago Takes Two In St Louis Doubleheader
Chicago won both games against St Louis in St Louis Missouri with a heavy rain halting the second game after five innings. Reusbach defeated Taylor in the opener due to Tylers control issues Briggs kept St Louis scoreless in the nightcap.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Reusbach
Taylor
Briggs
Socialist Picnic to Feature Mills at Apollo Garden
The Socialists expect several thousand attendees at tomorrow's picnic at Apollo Garden with speaker Professor Walter Thomas Mills of Chicago. The day includes sports and dancing, and Boston's Socialist Dramatic Club will present The Upper and Lower Classes.
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Apollo Garden
Walter Thomas Mills
M. A
Chicago
Socialist Dramatic Club of
Boston
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