Anonymous letter attack shocks State House over Walsh
An anonymous letter to the Democratic State committee startled Lieutenant Governor David I. Walsh at the State House. Walsh, among the first to receive it, said the letter had been circulated widely and that he would comment on the governorship in a few days.
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David I. Walsh
State House
Democratic State Committee
Walsh
Paul ID. Cravath
Union Pacific
Maxwell Evarts
Southern Pacific
Lamar
Mr. Cravath
Cravath
Overman
Denver
David H. Lewis
Simon Wolf
Democratic State Committee advised on Walsh gubernatorial role
An anti Walsh missive questions David I Walsh as a possible governor candidate citing his 1900 01 legislative record. The letter warns about Walsh leading the ticket and the risks of a Democratic campaign with him at the helm.
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Democratic States Committee
David I. Walsh
Boston & Albany
Crane
Boston
Walsh
Public Service Commission organizes with new chairman
The Public Service Commission to supervise state public service corporations organizes this morning with Hon. Frederick J. Macleod of Cambridge chosen as chairman. Macleod previously chaired the old Railroad Commission. The new panel began July 1 with three Railroad Commission members and was joined yesterday by George P. Lawrence and George W. Anderson as additional members.
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Public Service Commission
Frederick J. Macleod
Cambridge
Macleod
Railroad Commission
George P. Lawrence
George W. Anderson
A Summer Trip To The Pacific Coast and Rocky Mountains
A promotional notice offers a free booklet on summer tours to the Pacific Coast and Rocky Mountains. It promises maps, illustrations, and descriptive text about trips to Colorado California Sound Yosemite Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks. It mentions Burlington Route and New England Pass rates and urges readers to request the booklet.
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Pacific Coast
Colorado
California
Sound
Yosemite Valley
Yellowstone
Glacier National Parks
Burlington
Q. R
Pacific Coast Micecks
New England Pass
Washington &T
Boston
Tel
Wall Street Impostor David Lamar Appear Before Senate Panel
A stylish con man calling himself David Lamar of New York described his impersonations and schemes to influence Wall Street and to aid Edward Lauterbach and Morgan interests. He admitted using multiple aliases and feigned as Rep Palmer and others to contact financiers, while denying extortion or real political backing.
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Washington
Wall Street
Congressional Investigation
Senate
David Lamar
New York
the Wolf
Edward l Lauterbach
Nave Lauterbach
Morgan
Union Pacific
Palmer and Riordan
McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Hilles
Republican National Committee
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Ledyard
Lamar
Congressman Palmer
Edward Lauuerbach
Edward Lauterbach
Telegraph
Henry B. Martin
Anti-trust League
Stanley
Steel Trust
Martin
Congressman Stanley
House of Representatives
Stone
Senate Committee
Steel Corporation
Palmer
Probe to Be Sweeping May Broaden Inquiry Into Mulhall Charges
Congress to authorize a sweeping inquiry into lobbying charges raised by Martin M. Mulhall. After heated debate the House sent the issue to the rules committee with instructions to report a resolution granting broad inquisitional powers. The panel will frame the measure and consider joint efforts with the Senate lobby panel. Representative Sherley of Kentucky filed resolutions of inquiry.
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Washington
Martin M. Mulhall
House
Rules Committee
Henry
Senate Lobby Committee
Overman
Senate Committee
Sherley
Kentucky
Congress debate probes broader influence networks
In floor remarks a member labeled by Colonel Mulhall as easily influenced denied knowing Mulhall. Rep Nelley of Kansas and Rep Nolan of California were cited as part of a widening discussion that investigation may target the National Association of Manufacturers as well as labor union agents temperance groups and others involved in shaping congressional legislation.
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Mulhall
Nelley
Kansas
Nolan
California
National Association of Manufacturers
Labor Union
Temperance Association
Missing girl case leads to Utica arrest faces abduction charge
Debie Kadra a 14 year old Syrian girl from Ashland visited Boston and vanished. Abraham Shahood, courting Kadra, also disappeared. Kadra later found in Utica with Shahood claiming a marriage. Utica police arrested Shahood on abduction charges as Kadra denies love or marriage. Ashland families vow prosecution. The rest of the piece covers Medford Elks carnival events and upcoming Roosevelt visit.
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Debie Kadra
Ashland
Boston
Bridget Diab
Abraham Shahood
Utica
N. Y
Kadra
Shahood
Shabood
Shahoed
Big Bonfire for Malden Featured at Midnight
At midnight Mayor Charles Schumacher will ignite a 70 foot high bonfire in a vacant Edgeworth lot in Malden. The Quincey Club conducts the fifth annual event with 20 members leading patriotic songs as the pyramid of railroad sleepers debris and tar barrels burns in a public spectacle.
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Charles Schumacher
Malden
Edgeworth
Quincey Club of
Governor Foss to Attend Gettysburg Celebration
Gov Foss said he would board the 1 oclock train this afternoon to take part in the July 4 observance at Gettysburg and return to Boston on Saturday. The article also notes Roy Norton critiquing American spendthrifts and Paris as Europe’s most extravagant city.
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Foss
Gettysburg
Boston
Paris
Europe
Roy Norton
Next Sunday
Post
Next
Shepard Norwell to Insure Employees with $1000 Life Policy
The Shepard Norwell Company plans to provide each employee with a $1000 life insurance policy through Equitable Life Assurance Society. The plan, announced by John Shepard Jr, starts when the Tremont street store opens and aims to celebrate company growth and employee loyalty.
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Shepard Norwell Company
John Shepard, Jr
Tremont Street
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
James W. Cumnock
Boston
Group Insurance
Samuel Sands Killed in Auto Near Westhampton
New York July 2 Samuel Stevens Sands stepson of William K Vanderbilt was killed in an automobile accident near Westhampton Long Island when his car overturned after a tire burst He spoke briefly to identify himself and to have his wife notified This is the third violent death in his family G Winthrop Sands was killed in France five years ago and his father Samuel Stevens Sands died in a hunting fall.
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New York
Samuel Stevens Sands
William K. Vanderbilt
Westhampton
Long Island
Mr. Sands
G Winthrop Sands
France
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Rochester
Muxham
Riker-Jaynes
Paham Pad Co
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Lauterbach
Morgan Firm
Clark
MedFord
Brookline Gym
Wright's Pond
Fred M. Prescott
Ipswich
Mass
Brookline Swimming Club
Walter Pendergast
Prookline
Wallace Mackinnon
Frank Lynde
Almos
Edwin F. Bowers
Bouve Sterling
Water Street
Washington St
Adams Square
Summer Street
Gov. Foss
Shepard Norwell Co
Samuel Sands
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