Ladies Day At Rockingham Park Delights Local Crowd
At Rockingham Park Salem New Hampshire on a hot July day ladies attended five races. Autumn Flower won the feature Vassar stakes for 2 year old fillies. Elmont won the first race. Slickaway the second. Neptunus the fourth. Modest the fifth. Kinleydale pneumonia scare noted. several horsemen shipping to Fort Erie Sheepshead.
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Rockingham Park
Salem
N. H
Vassar
Autumn Flower
John Cheney
Fort Erie
Sheepshead
Frank Rector
Miss Billie
T. Co. Crist
Brighton
J. Griffin
W. J. Young
Phantom Light
Accumulate
Notter
Neptunus
Drage Kid
Plantagenet
Modest
Water Thrush
Lady Avis
Frank Green
Sister Belle
Shute
Elmont
McIntire
Big Store
Tadlock
Vinegar Bill
Garner
Hamslip
Yale
Hiram
Slickaway
Lawsonian
Mescal
Sheridan
Noone
Humming Bee
Miss Helen Almy Weds Providence Youth in Syracuse
Helen Almy daughter of Edward C Almy of Boston married Howard O Winslow of Providence at Syracuse New York in a lifelong love match. The bride 25 a Providence Normal School graduate and public school teacher, the groom 27 a Providence native and patent office employee in Washington and Syracuse. They will reside in Providence after a brief honeymoon.
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Helen Almy
Edward C. Almy
Boston
Howard O. Winslow
Providence
Syracuse
N. Y
R. I
Providence Normal School
Providence Public
George W. Corey
Jules Breton Dead Noted French Painter
Aris July 5 Jules Adolphe Breton noted genre painter of French peasant life born May 1 1827 at Courrieres Pas de Calais pupil of Felix de Vigne and c Drolling made commander of the Legion of Honor in 1889 member of the Institute in 1886 among his works Blessing the Harvest Calling Home the Reapers Evening The Gleaner The Communicants sold at the Morgan sale for 45000 dollars
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ARIS
Jules Adolphe Breton
Courrieres
Pas-de-Calais
Felix de Vigne
C Drolling
Legion of Honor
Institute
Morgan
Night detail of sleuths created for Boston inspectors
Boston Chief Watts and Commissioner O'Meara introduced a new night squad of eight inspectors Patterson Wolf Morissey Norton Dennessey Burr Smith Sheehan to patrol North and West ends and rest of Boston. They will respond to patrol boxes every two hours to counter rising crime.
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Watts
O'Meara
Patterson
Wolf
Morissey
Norton
Dennessey
Burr
Smith
Sheehan
Boston
Burke
Collins
Michael Anagnos Dies in Roumania
Michael Anagnos, born November 7, 1837 in Epirus, Greece, led the Perkins Institute for the Blind after Dr. Samuel G. Howe. He edited the National Guard in Athens, aided Crete, married Julia Howe, and earned Harvard’s MA in 1892 for his philanthropic and educational work in the United States and the Balkans.
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Anagnos
Epirus
National University of Athens
National Guard
Greece
Samuel G. Howe
Athens
Crete
Dr. Howe
Julia Romana Howe
Samuel G
Julia Ward Howe
Perkins Institute
Jamaica Plain
National Union of Greeks
United States
Balkan States
Harvard College
Great Match Race of Trotters at Readville Tomorrow
Postponed by rain the three horse contenders Sweet Marie Tiverton and Wentworth completed workouts yesterday with jogging today and planned morning and evening walks in the grass to sharpen for the big Readville clash tomorrow.
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Readville Track
Sweet Marie
Tiverton
Wentworth
Readville
King
Dorchester Night Robbery Targets Albert Warf
Albert Warf of 62 Greenwich Street Dorchester was forced into a doorway by three men near Dorchester Avenue and Linden Street just before midnight. He was beaten and robbed of $16 a gold watch and chain and several checks. Police link the attack to a local gang of footpads. Warf described the robbers and investigators seek two ex convicts seen nearby after visiting a Field's Corner saloon. Warf was found unconscious in a store doorway by Patrolman Higgins.
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Albert Warf
Greenwich Street
Dorchester
Dorchester Avenue
Linden Street
Warf
Field’s Corner
Higgins
Wife Sues Baseball Magnate for Divorce in Cleveland
Cora M. Somers sues C. W. Somers, famed baseball magnate, for divorce after three years of alleged extreme cruelty. Married in 1891, they have daughter Dorothy, 12. Petition seeks alimony and custody. she claims an interest in the family home. Somers holds multiple executive roles in Cleveland Baseball Club and the American League.
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Cleveland
C. W. Somers
Boston Americans
Cora M. Somers
Somers
Dorothy
Somerses
East Eighty-ninth Street
Cleveland Baseball Club
American League
J. H. Somers Coal Company
Runaway Girl Captured After Fleet Street Chase
Sarah Allsup, 16, who had been missing from Watertown for over a week, led a swift pursuit through Tremont Row before Patrolman King of Court Street Station arrested her on Sudbury Street. Her parents learned she was in Boston and urged police help. The girl was returned home with her father.
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Sarah Allsup
North Beacon Street
Watertown
Sudbury Street
Boston
King
Court Street
Tremont Row
Portland Street
Daylight Hold-Up Arrests In Cambridge Nord End
Special Officer Cody and Patrolmen Boutelier and Jacobson arrested Sigos Lotie Joseph Lotie and Peter Spero Greek pedlers at 340 Commercial Street after a daylight robbery attempt on Nicola Vasile of Leverett Street. Vasile said $69 was taken during the assault on the Cambridge side of the Craigie bridge ridge at 5 30 last Friday morning.
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Sigos Lotie
Joseph Lotie
Peter Spero
Commercial Street
North End
Thomas F. Cody
Cambridge
Boutelier
Jacobson
Nicola Vasile
Leverett Street
Craigie Bridge
Craigie Bridge Last Friday Morning, When the Three Former Attacked Vasile
Banker predicts crisis and calls for government Issued currency
Frank A. Vanderlip, VP of National City Bank of New York, told the New York State bankers' convention in Champlain that a financial crisis looms. He urged a government bank with issuing power to reform currency laws and Rediscounting as a remedy, and urged committees to push improved currency legislation.
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Congress
John van Wormer
New York
New York State Bankers’ Association
State Bankers’ Association
New York Chamber of Commerce
American Bankers’ Association
Autoists Start On Big Glidden Tour
Chicago dispatch reports four cars of the Glidden tour left Chicago for Goshen Indiana as the first day objective. Drivers were N H Van Sicklen J H McDuffee R W Spangler and R R Paulman.
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Chicago
Goshen
Ind
N. H. van Sicklen
J. H. McDuffee
R. W. Spangler
R. R. Paulman
Mrs. Tanner Buried in National Cemetery
Washington July 5. The funeral of Mrs. Tanner wife of James Tanner commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic who was killed in an automobile accident at Helena Montana last week was held here today.
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Washington
Mayor Helps Italians Honor Mr. Badaracco
Andrew J. Badaracco a leading North End Italian figure received a grand send off with a banquet at Hotel Italy attended by about 600 Italians. Mayor Fitzgerald and toastmaster Thomas J. Grady led tributes to Badaracco and local figures before the group and gifts were presented.
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Badaracco
Hotel Italy
Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Grady
Mayor Fitzgerald
Italy
Congress
North End
Arrested Fugitive Salesman Harry Levinson Caught
After a nine month search detective departments nationwide located Harry Levinson 25 a former jewelry salesman for Louis Sonabend and arrested him in New York on a larceny charge of 1269 worth of jewelry. The alleged crime occurred October 12 1905 as Levinson reportedly confessed and he will be brought back to the city.
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Harry Levinson
New York
Louis Sonabend
Elm Street
Levinson
Sonabend
Chicago
Banker Caught Banker Caught
An insurance agent named Frank McKay, staying in Torrington for three weeks, was arrested in Torrington at Boston police request for larceny totaling about $700. His bond was set at $6000, which he could not furnish while awaiting requisition papers from Boston.
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Torrington, Conn
Frank McKay
Torrington
Boston
Saloons Reopen in San Francisco After Fire
San Francisco resumes saloon operations with about 600 licenses issued since April 18. Extra police patrols on saloon blocks. no trouble reported. Licenses now cost 500 dollars annually, up from 84 dollars prior to the fire.
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San Francisco
Bank secret case shadows McKay and wife
Chief Watts reports Frank McKay also known as Frank J Mackewicz once ran a bank at 83 Endicott Street and left town after learning of a 700 dollar embezzlement charge. Inspector Patterson said he faced fraud charges for operating a bank without a 1500 dollar bond and left on bail via his wife who was later indicted and jailed on straw bail. She lives in Hyde Park.
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Watts
Frank McKay
Frank J. Mackewicz
Endicott Street
Inspector Patterson
Patterson
Mackewicz
Hyde Park
Falling Rail Injures Two Men at City Corner
Carmella Cincotta and Joseph Spagniolo of 13 Sheafe Street were struck by a fallen street car rail at the Blackstone and Hanover streets corner yesterday at noon. Cincotta suffered a crushed toe and Spagniolo severe bruising to the right leg.
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Carmella Cincotta
Joseph Spagniolo
Sheafe Street
Blackstone
Hanover Streets
Cincotta
Spagniolo
McAleer Rumored to Succeed McGraw as Giants Manager
A Cleveland rumor reaches Chicago that McAleer will take over from McGraw as manager of the New York Giants. The report places the potential change in baseball leadership at the Giants' helm.
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Chicago
Cleveland
McAleer
McGraw
New York Giants
Labor unions elect officers and plan actions in Boston area
A report lists officers elected last night at various unions. Boston Machinists' Lodge 264 appoints a committee to appeal to the C L U Executive Committee over non union repair work on city ferry boats. Brushmakers' International Convention names Brady Parks Wyman Wadsworth O Connor Doettling Gilfert and McElroy in key roles. Stone Masons' Union 9 elects Scully McInerney Ryan Walsh Chisholm Croston. Inside Telephone Workers' Union 30 votes to parade Labor Day.
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Boston
Lodge 264
Brushmakers’ International Convention
Michael Brady
St. Louis
R. M. Parks
Chicago
E. Wyman
Milwaukee
Harry Wadsworth
Jersey City
J. P. O’connor
Troy
N. Y
C. I. Doettling
William Gilfert
New York
J. M. McElroy
Philadelphia
A. F I. of L
A. H. Lowe
Brooklyn
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Autummn Flower
Judge Joseph Murphy
Ed Cole
Dade
Canobie Lake
Judge Murphy
Kinleydale
Sands & Brady
R. O. Winslow
Jules Breton
Michael Anagnos
Roumania
Magnate
Vanderlip
National Cemetery
Andrew J. Badaracco
Octave Brogi
George Scigliano
Badaracca
Samuel H. Borofsky
Charles Logue
Santosuosso
Joseph de Marco
Garrett W. Scollard
Mathew Mullen
Jerome Pettiti
Republican Committee
P. H. Bradley
Michael Severoni
Edward Fitzgerald
Thomas MccMackin
Daniel D. Rourke
Philip McGonagle
Mr. Badaracco
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Frisco
New England
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