Governor Guild Loses Bid to Reappoint Chief Pidgin
Governor Guild refuses to exploit a legal technicality to keep Chief Charles F. Pidgin in charge of the Bureau of Statistics. Pidgin fails confirmation again, will leave after 80 years of service. The governor will name a successor, with Gettemy or Senator Stevens mentioned among candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Draper
Charles F. Pidgin
Bureau of Statistics
Pidgin
Charles F. Gettemy
Gettemy
Bureau Statistics v. Labor
State House
Boston
the Commonweal
Bureau
Monahan Vindicated In Local Manslaughter Case
Michael T. Monahan and Jeremiah P. Curley faced manslaughter charges in connection with James O'Brien’s death on Alden Street. Monahan was discharged by the Municipal Court judge, while Curley was committed for trial in Superior Court and held in 2000 bail. Witness Samuel Swartz, 16, described a confrontation over money and a sequence ending with O'Brien’s fatal fall. The medical examiner testified a left skull fracture and jaw injury could be caused by a curb fall. Curley testified he pushed O'Brien but did not strike him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael T. Monahan
Jeremiah P. Curley
James O’brien
Alden Street
O’brien
Curley
Eliza Fereoli
Murphy
McDonald
Young
Thornton to Join Fall River Tomorrow
Jamaica Plain pitcher Patrick C. H. Thornton will join Fall River for a Lynn tryout tomorrow afternoon. He has pitched 14 of 15 full games this season and played solid defense with timely hitting. His best outings came for Waltham, including holding undefeated Makurias of Quincy to two hits and last week limiting Waltham K. of C. to one hit. He plans to pitch his final game for Waltham before joining Fall River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick C. H. Thornton
Jamaica Plain
Fall River
Lynn
Thornton
Diamond
Waltham
Makurias
Quincy
Waltham K. of C
Man claims $105 stolen on elevated train by woman
William B. White of 1537 Cambridge Street reports to police that a stylishly dressed young woman robbed him of $105 on an elevated train between Haymarket and Scollay Squares. He says his pocket was torn and the thief fled through a dense crowd as the car door opened at Scollay Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haymarket
Seollay Squares
William B. White
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Scollay Square
Bikers Clash Again at Revere Track Championship
The 50 mile second championship race at Revere track features Hugh MacLean, Robert Walthour, and Elmer Collins with Moran absent. Walthour aims to rebound from a Germany fall and improve after a weak first race while MacLean leads with five points from the Bunker Hill Day race. Two amateur events accompany the main race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Hugh MacLean
Robert Walthour
Atlanta
Elmer Collins
Lynn
Moran
Walthour
Europe
Germany
Bunker Hill
MacLean
Collins
Newton Boys Win Golf Title at Wollaston
Newton High School captured the team title in the schoolboys golf championship at Wollaston. William Flynn of Milton High led qualifying with 77 net. In match play Flynn defeated C H Anderson 1 up, and Newton players George Bowden and Paul Tewksbury each won decisive morning and afternoon matches for Newton.
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Wollaston
Wollaston Golf Links
William Flynn
Milton High
Newton High School
C. H. Anderson
Winthrop High
William
Neponset Dorchesterers Meet St Alphonsus at Nightingale Field
Neponset Dorchesterers host St Alphon sus of Roxbury in game two of the series. Home side eyes a comeback after trailing in game one. Neponset bats O Neil and Hanson. St Alphon sus counters with Sullivan and Fallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neponset Dorchesters
St. Alphonsus
Nightingale Field
Aternoon
Roxbury
Shi
O’neil
Hanson
Neponset
Sullivan
Fallon
Brother of Jiggs Donahue Joins Boston Club
John S. Taylor, president of the Boton American baseball club in Springfield Ohio, today signed Donahue, brother of Jiggs Donahue of the Chicago White Sox, as a utility man. He has been playing infield for the locals and is regarded as a solid performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiggs Donahue
Boston
Springfield
Jun
John S. Taylor
Boton American Baseball Club
Rank
Donahue
Jiggs’ Donahue
Micago White Sox
Unionists press DA Moran to halt Franklin Union work
Labor leaders plan formal charges against Woodbury and Leighton over alleged nine to ten hour days for Italian workers at the Franklin Union site corner Berkeley and Appleton streets. Contractor Leighton defends hours as paid by the hour and voluntary, while union officials seek action from District Attorney Moran.
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Moran
Franklin
Woodbury & Leighton
Franklin Union
Berkeley and
Appleton Streets
Morgan
Daniel Kelley
Leighton
Col Scannell s Pack under injunction
The Knights of St Brendan clash with Col Roger Scannell over a goat named Puck. Counsel Jesse Gove alleges ownership by the Knights while A D Hill counters. Judge Sanderson grants an injunction to restrain exhibit of the goat on July 4 as parties dispute possession and rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Jesse
Jesse Gove
Knights
Roger Scannell
Gove
A. D. Hill
Scannell
Henry Siskind
Hill
Mr. Hill
Mr. Siskind
Siskind
Big Auto Run for Saturday
Bay State Automobile Association plans a 200 mile endurance run to Keene New Hampshire and return with 31 cars starting at 6 am. Cars depart every minute and maintain 16 29 miles per hour as they pass Concord Dublin Keene Orange Fitchburg and return finish in front of the Bay State Automobile Association. Official observers will record adjustments and a two point penalty applies per minute of repair time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State Automobile Association
Keene
Nhs
Boston
Concord
Mass
Dublin
N. H
Orange
Fitchburg
A. D. Peck
A. Wheeler
Lewis R. Speare
Howard G. Reynolds
Dr. Hovestadt
Dublin Checker
Corbin
Eeee Cates Ake Mee
Corbin Co
Oldsmobile
Ota Ae
Aero
Peerless
Pear Eerie
H. H. Brown
Pope
Dartford
Shewoxs
Dodge
Grout
Uae
Great Auto Co
Columbia
J. H. MacAlman T.—Rambler
Cess Seetaee
Onearies
Ceeeeres i Mks
Berliet
Lips Kame
EF. Whitney
Shawmut
Harold Church
Cadillac
Croh
Grout Auto Co
Winton
Fivcanes
F. A
A. H. Waitt
Bay State
C.seeseeseees
Russell Drisko
Mtndebeker
W. A. Daniels
Pho Cgriss
Cree
Enees Sees Corbin Co
Ekmok Spe
Nes A. P. Underhill
Knox
J. E. Brown
Himore
Sk. R. Parker
Knights of St. Brendan deny ownership claim to Puck goat
D. J. Moynihan Jr. and the Knights of St. Brendan deny Colonel Roger F. Scannell’s statements that the Kerry goat Puck is his property. Moynihan says the society holds a receipted bill for the goat and has always paid its board since arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Moynihan, Jr
The
Knights of St. Brendan
Post
Roger F. Scannell
Kerry
Miss Lyon Denies Engagement to Mark Twain
New York July 3 Miss I V Lyon private secretary to Samuel L Clemens denied yesterday the report she was engaged to the humorist. She called the rumor untrue and expressed relief at the correction. Clemens aged 71 is expected back from Europe in about two weeks for rest at Tuxedo. friends dismiss the engagement tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
I. V. Lyon
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Miss You
Europe
Tuxedo
Mr. Clemens
Miss Lyon
First Mahogany Ties Cuba to Jamaica Trade Arrival
The United Fruit Company's steamer Jamaica, Captain E. Meyer, arrived at Long Wharf from Nipe Bay Cuba with 18 572 bunches of bananas and 47 pieces of mahogany, the first from that region. Postmaster General W Luce Smith and Mrs. Smith were aboard the saloon passenger list on the steamer Admiral Dewey bound for Jamaican ports.
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United Fruit Company
Jamaica
E. Meyer
Long Wharf
Nipe Bay
Cuba
W. Luce Smith
Mrs. Smith
Admiral Dewey
Davisor
Jamaican
Idol of All Epicures Dead
Ernest Mieusset, a famed Boston caterer and hotel proprietor, died after a prolonged illness at his Winthrop summer home. Age 63, he built 35 years in the Hub city, ran Hotel Mieusset at 840 Washington street, and earlier catered near the Majestic Theatre and on Milk Street. Survived by wife Harriet Barnes, son Claude, daughter Yvonne. He served in the Franco Prussian War and was a Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Mieusset
Winthrop
Mieusset
Washington Street
France
Boston
Majestic Theatre
Miesusset
Milk Street
Harriet Barnes
Claude
Yvonne
Mr. Miesset
Massachusetts Lodge of Masons
St. Paul
Boston Council of Masons
Mack Mack Wins Class A Trotting at Readville Matinee
Readville July 3 A large crowd witnessed the Gentlemen's Driving Club matinee races. Mack Mack a gelding owned by George A Graves won Class A Trotting with times around 2 20 and 2 24. Other winners included Annabel W and Keepsake in various trotting classes.
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Readville
Gentlemen’s Drive
Ch. m
Mr. Lawson
Frank G. Hall
Cora Wilkes
Bigelow
Annabel W
B. m
W. D. Hunt
Alondra
B. G
Mr. Hunt
Arnold Lawson
Dreamwold Prioress
B. i. Cme Tawhoree
Ieee Eee
George A. Graves
Keepsake
Mr. Camino
John Oe Haynes
Belle- BU ii
Charles Sanders
Osceola
B. H
Mr. San- Eco Ois
Tower Keeper
Br. H. Cree
Mr. Ae
Dreamwold
B. m. Cores
Louise Taylor
TP Putin
Milady O
C. Haley
Jack
Haley
Press Club Golfers Open July Tourney in New England
The fifth annual championship tourney of the Press Golf Association of New England will run the week of July 15 at Wollaston Golf Club Montclair. A qualifying round begins the first day with match play on subsequent days. Entries close July 13. post entries allowed for accredited newspaper representatives.
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The
Press Golf Association of
New England
Wollaston
Austrian Immigrant Seeks Bride In Western New Jersey
Stefan Borczak an Austrian immigrant sought his bride to be in Clayton New Jersey after landing three times in Clayton New York. Having spent all his money a collection was raised and he was finally put on the right track.
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Philadelphia
Clayton, N. Y
Stefan Borczak
Clayton
N. J
Cuticura Remedies Said to Save Life After Long Eczema Battle
Montreal clairvoyant Mrs. Jean-Baptiste Renaud recounts a twenty-five year eczema ordeal ended by Cuticura products. She describes severe leg damage, crutches, and a doctor doubting cure before skin regrowth and seven years of freedom from symptoms. She endorses the regimen for future patients.
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Jean-Baptiste Renaud
Montana St
Montreal
Que
Sleep For Babies With Cuticura Skin Cure
Instant relief and refreshing sleep for skin-tortured babies and rest for tired mothers come from warm baths with Cuticura Soap and gentle anointings with Cuticura Ointment. Cuticura Soap 25c Ointment 50c and Resolvent 50c sold worldwide by Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston Mass. Free Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mass
Coasters Pounded by Storm Off North Carolina Coast
Norfolk July 3 A pair of schooners the Scotia of Boston and the Harry W Haynes of Ellsworth Me reached Hampton Roads after a fierce storm off the North Carolina coast on June 29. The Scotia endured a hurricane off Cape Hatteras and returned to port badly damaged with sails torn and two crewmen injured. The Haynes sailed from New York June 15 to Jacksonville with 500 tons of cement and, after severe pounding, leaked badly with main rigging gone. fear of further bad news from Cape Lookout area. The Scotia is an old vessel built in Cleveland Ohio.
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Norfolk
Scotia
Gilbert
Boston
Harry W. Haynes
Ellsworth
Hampton Roads
North Carolina
New York
Charleston
S. C
Light
Cape Hatteras
Bodies Island
Jacksonville
Haynes
Cape Lookout
N. C
Cleveland
Ohio
Lawrence Beats Brockton 1 to 0 in Umpire Fine Incident
In Brockton, Lawrence defeated Brockton 1 to 0. Coveney of Lawrence was fined 10 dollars for talking to the umpire. The game featured run scoring by Courtney with a three base hit from Hickman. Pitchers Maroney and O'Toole each fanned six. Time 1 hour 50 minutes. Umpire Henry officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Brockton
Lawrence
Coveney
Courtney
Hickman
Wilson
Maroney
O'Toole
Lynn Beats Lowell 2 1 In Six Inning Game
Lynn defeats Lowell 2 to 1 at home as Lynn pitchers hold Lowell to two hits. Steele allows one run, while hitters cluster in the sixth. Runs by Ort Steele Followsbee. two-base hits Fitzmaurice Daum. Stolen bases O'Brien Adler Ott Connaughton. Double plays Burns Shannon Borrill. Bases on balls Ott Abbott. Struck out Steele 10 Abbott 3. Time 1:37. Umpire Merritt.
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New England
LYNN
Lowell
Steele
Ort
Follawsbee
Fitzmaurice
Daum
Scully
O’brien
Adler
Ott
Connaughton
Burns
Shannon
Borrill
Ott Abbott
Abbott
Merritt
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Council
Kneeland Street
Labor Department
Paige
Southbridge
Russell
Pittsfield
Bemis
Brookline
Bartlett
Jones
Newton
Cox
Malden
Barry
South Boston
Pratt
Middleboro
Pidgin Committee of Investigation
Gurtis Guild, JR
Monahan
Fall Rivers
Newton Boys
Henry S. Pritchett
Frank K. Foster
James J. Storrow
Lincoln
Franklin Institute
Col. Scannell
PACK
Moynihan
Kerrymen’s Association
Locust Street
Roger Scan
Nell
the Knights OF ST. Brendan
Ernest Miecusset
Mark
Mack Mack
Mack Mack, B. G
Mr. Graves
Press Club
Rest
Hatteras
Cornhill
Adams Square
Mason Bros. &Co Sole N. E
Pain's Fireworks
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
Radium Corn Cure CO
Summer
Harvard, Dental Co
Holmss
Court St
Bowdoin Sqeatre
Second Universalist Church
Columbus Avenue
Clarendon Street
Todd
Massachusetts General Hospital
Frank Todd
Helen A
Nathaniel M. Todd
Tobin
John Tobin
County Waterford
Ireland
Stradbally
Tremont St
Mission Church
New York City
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