Colonel Roosevelt Urges Duty Over Pleasure on Fourth
In Oyster Bay Colonel Roosevelt declares actions count over words urging universal military training and service in war. He warns against self indulgence, stresses family duty, and says he will lead by example in guiding Nassau County youth to meet public obligations. He criticizes the Mexico situation and calls for readiness if war comes.
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Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Washington
LingIn
Gettysburg
Orn
North
National Guard
Plattsburg Camp Opens With 400 Attendees
About 400 young men reported for the start of the Plattsburg military instruction camp in Plattsburg New York. Early trains brought college men and additional arrivals continued by boat and train throughout the day.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Titus the Trader Faces Turbulent Times in De fiance
Forrest Crissey chronicles Titus Johnson of De fiance Ohio as he confronts a severe hardship described in the upcoming Sunday Post Magazine. Johnson’s struggle sheds light on resilience and community support amidst the hardships he endures.
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Titus
Titus Johnson
Defiance
Ohio
Forrest Crissey
Next
Sunday Post
Gladys Pratt Weds Louis C Schliep in Same Church
Miss Gladys Pratt of 326 Decatur Street Brooklyn married Louis C Schliep a New York real estate dealer yesterday morning at the Church of the Good Shepherd with Rev George J Prescott presiding. The wedding coincides with the thirty third anniversary of Mrs Pratt's mother’s marriage. The Amateur Press Association members met at an outing a year ago when both attended. The Amateur Press Club convention in the city passed a vote congratulating the couple.
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Gladys Pratt
Decatur Street
Brooklyn
Louis C. Schliep
New York City
Church of the Good Shepherd
George J. Prescott
Amateur Press Association
Amateur Press Club
Quincy House
Fourth of July chaos leaves four dead and many wounded
In Boston and surrounding areas a Fourth of July event spree ends in multiple gunfire incidents. Ruth Callahan 11 and John Callahan 18 suffer gunshot injuries while others including William Tobin 16 and Edward Cheever 13 are hurt by stray bullets and fireworks. Dozens more youths report powder burns and injuries from caps and firecrackers as police arrest George N Snow 19 for carrying a revolver without a permit.
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Ruth Callahan
Bartholomew D. Callahan
Cottage Street
Lexington
Ruth
John
William Tobin
Pearl Street
Somerville
Boston City Hospital
Edward Cheever
Washington Street
Blagdon
Washington Streets
John Logan
Eustis Street
Tabor Street
Harrison Avenue
Logan
City Hospital
Boston
David Weiner
Quincy Street
Roxbury
John Sullivan
Dedham Street
Sal Smith
Dewey Street
James McCarthy
Theodore Robinson
Clifford Street
Howard Keith
Nightingale Street
Dorchester
Edward Baker
Westville Street
William Duffy
Russell Street
Charlestown
Samuel Hoffman
Spring Street
Dominick Pitreno
Utica Street
John Hines
Compton Street
South End
EF. Welch
East Spring
Field Street
Arthur Connors
East Brookline Street
George Fay
Glendale Road
Quincy
Jeffrey Monks
Cambridge Street
Worcester
Worcester City Hospital
George N. Snow
Canterbury Street
Portsmouth July Fourth Talcum Powder Fines
In Portsmouth New Hampshire Judge Guptill held a special court session fining 15 of 39 men arrested for throwing talcum and tooth-powder on women during the night before the national birthday celebration. He condemned the acts as disgraceful saying the powder ruined clothing and endangered children's eyes.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Guptill
Fable of a King Heralds Barton Editorial Next Sunday
Bruce Barton previews a moral for his editorial in the next Sunday Post Magazine promising a strong message. Readers are urged to see his forthcoming piece to gain guidance.
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Bruce Barton
Sunday Post
Hughes Urges Unity and Democracy Idealism on Fourth
Charles E Hughes addressed a Fourth of July crowd in East Hampton urging an intelligent grasp of democracy. He warned thrills cannot sustain patriotism and urged a nation led by its best men moved by selfless service, hoping for a new birth of unity amid peril.
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Bridgehampton
N. Y
Charles E. Hughes
East Hampton
America
Republic
Sermon on Patriotism and Duty by Hughes
The speaker stresses restraint and service over militarism. He lauds the spirit of independence, the nation's pioneers, and democratic ideals, urging unity, intelligent patriotism, and ethical public service for a brighter future.
Duxbury Yacht Regatta Sees Tight Finish In Breeze
The Duxbury Yacht Club held its second regatta with a strong northwest wind. In the 15-foot class Elizabeth fouled the finish buoy and Merlin edged ahead at the line. Seven Baybirds competed, with Wiki Wiki skippered by Donald Maxwell winning by a clear margin over Sanderling.
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Duxbury
Duxbury Yacht Club
Elizabeth
Baybirds
Donald Maxwell
Sanderling
Auto rollover injures six in Haverhill trip
Six people were injured when a Lynn to Haverhill automobile skidded, struck a telephone pole, and overturned on Ward Hill. Frank J. Hayden, charged with operating under the influence, was released on $100 bail. Cariac, seriously hurt, is listed on the danger list at Gale Hospital.
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Haverhill
Lewis Carrac
West Lynn
Lynn
Ward Hill
Frank J. Hayden
Hayden
Cariac
Gale Hospital
Lewis Cariac
Echo Place
Edward J. Hayden
Ashland Street
Edward Hayden
William Cunningham
Boston Street
Christopher Heron
Myrtle Street
Carl Matson
Linwood Street
Drunken Party Arrests After Wreck
Police summoned to a wreck arrested a six person party with one exception for drunkenness. All members were later released the same day without charges.
Bryan Speaks to Inmates at Sing Sing Prison
William Jennings Bryan visited Sing Sing in Ossining New York delivering an address on Plans and Specifications for Leading a Useful Life to about a thousand inmates. Tom Brown's Aurora band provided the welcome as Warden Kirchway introduced him citing his grasp of the American heart.
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Ossining
N. Y
Tom Brown
Aurora
William Jennings Bryan
Sing Sing Prison
Bryan
Kirchway
Capture of armed felon with $15,000 in jewels in Portland
David Flint alias Alphonse Gomez, arrested after terrorizing Portland east side with a 38 caliber revolver. Officers found diamonds and gems on him valued around $15,000. He claimed to be a Spanish valet and had booked a night boat to Boston under the Gómez alias.
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Portland
David Flint
Alphonse Gomez
Flint
Franklin Street
Harry B. Powers
Gomez
Boston
14000 in Monster Parade at Bridgeport
July 4 parade drew 14000 men and women from varied backgrounds and nationalities, the largest Independence Day procession Bridgeport has ever seen.
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Bridgeport
Everett Gun Club Hosts All Day Shoot Despite Rain
The Everett Gun Club staged an all day shoot with red bird events alongside the regular sessions. Kempton and Maxwood hit their red birds while Higgins missed.
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Everett
Kempton
Maxwell
Higgins
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