Crane Guests at Sagamore Hill Amid White House Talks
Former Governor W. Murray Crane of Massachusetts visits President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill. A conference with Rabbi bigots and Jewish leaders is planned as the Bnai Brith petition to Russia remains in limbo. In Medford, a Sunday golf war leads the Medford Golf Club to amend by laws, signaling ongoing clashes over weekend play.
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New York
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Hay
Washington
Simon Wolf
Oscar Strauss
Leon N. Levy
Medford
Street Railway Men Organizing in New England
A convention of street railway employees met yesterday at 724 Washington Street, with delegates from 28 cities and towns. The gathering focused on organizing motormen and conductors across New England, with district committees named. Reports noted rapid union formation and a new strong group in Chelsea, and the executive board said relations with Boston and Northern and Old Colony railways were satisfactory.
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Washington Street
New England
Chelsea
Boston & Northern
Old Colony
Division of Huntington Millions Begun in California
The Huntington estate has been equally divided between Arabella Huntington and H. E. Huntington, heirs of C. P. Huntington. The first division of the $60,000,000 estate covers California properties worth over $400,000, including Nob Hill residence valued at $200,000. A follow up distribution of Eastern properties will occur.
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San Francisco
Huntington
California
C. P. Huntington
Arabella Huntington
H. E. Huntington
Oakland
Sacramento
San Luis Obispo
Los Angeles
Howland Named Chairman of State Conciliation Board
The Hon. Willard Howland of Chelsea qualified yesterday as a member of the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration and was elected chairman by the other two members, Palmer and Barry.
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Willard Howland
Chelsea
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Howland
Messrs
Palmer
Barry
Praise for Judge Emmons by East Boston Suffolk Bar
A committee of East Boston lawyers presented Chief Justice William H. H. Emmons with engraved resolutions at Pemberton Square marking his resignation. The Suffolk bar lauds his legal ability, tact, courtesy, and the faith he will bring to his new role as chairman of the Boston Police Board.
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East Boston
Emmons
Pemberton Square
Suffolk Bar
William H. H. Emmons
William H. N. Emmons
East Boston Court
John L. Bates
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Boston
Commonwealth
Lynn Man Seeks Help in Missing Wife Mary Robinson
George H Robinson of 6 Belmont Avenue Lynn reports his wife Mary Robinson has vanished from home last Monday noon leaving five children. He describes her as 5 feet 4 inches tall with dark hair and eyes, about 150 pounds, wearing a black skirt, black shoes, white sailor hat, white shirtwaist and Eton jacket. He says she had no intention of leaving.
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George H. Ropinson
Belmont Avenue
Lynn
Office of
the Post
Mary Robinson
Robinson
Postmaster General Payne Returns From Outing
Postmaster General Henry C. Payne came back to Washington after a brief outing. Fatigue kept him from seeing inquirers on post office matters.
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Payne
Washington
Henry C. Payne
Catskills
Clay pronounced of unsound mind by Richmond jury
In Lexington on July 8 the jury at Richmond ruled General Cassius M. Clay as of unsound mind. He will be sent to an asylum to protect his property. The aged man was not present. physicians testified about his mental condition.
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Lexington
Cassius M. Clay
Richmond
Ivernia Brings 887 Passengers To East Boston Dock
Steamship Ivernia of the Cunard line arrived at East Boston last evening with 887 passengers. The journey was uneventful and July 4 was celebrated on board with sports and a concert. Rev. Dr. George Washburn addressed the crew and passengers about Anglo American friendship. Saloon passengers listed include Rev. Dr. Washburn and numerous companions. many others names appear among the arrivals.
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Ivernia
Cunard Line
East Boston
George Washburn
England
United States
Washburn
F. Wheeler
Teale Wolfe
Bailey
Rose Seullant
Anna Cantin
Joan
Mary Haldane Fickford
T. A. Eadwards
G. P. Gardner
M. Louise Gladding
C. M. Hinkle
Charles Hopkinson
Abby KE. Johnson
M._E. Judd
John S. Kennedy
Georges Koch
McClure
Stephen O. Metcalf
H. G. Mitchell
F. R. Nash
A. van Norden
A. C. Parke
Parke
Mary EF. Pearson
FE. W. Porter
L. H. Robbins
Gordon Shillito
A. Rutherford-Smith
J. S. Thompson
K. C. Tileston
Anna Bower Suffered Foot Injury From Hoisting Bucket
A five year old girl, Anna Bower of 120 Longwood avenue Roxbury, was injured yesterday afternoon when a heavy iron bucket handle fell on her foot and ankle at the corner of Longwood avenue and Phillips street. A teamster lifted the handle and carried her home. She sustained a cut about five inches long on her foot and ankle.
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Anna Bower
Longwood Avenue
Roxbury
Phillips Street
Mystery in Scribner case deepens as clues point to Freeman
Police link Scribner assault to a mulatto man named Freeman of Phillips Street after witnesses identify Freeman at once as the assailant seen with four negroes on Somerset Street. Scribner, a former Navy man from Revere, had little cash and disappeared after being attacked. investigators pursue a key tip about a fight on Somerset Street while considering decoy and robbery theories.
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Freeman
Scribner
Bangor
Benton
Scrib
Spruce Street
Charles Street
Scriber
Revere
Boston
West End
Kelly
Goff
Station 4
Somerset
Allston Streets
Phillips Street
Somerset Street
Hot Weather Goods From A. Shuman & Co.
The shop announces new arrivals for hot weather including mohair and alpaca serge coats, white vests, cotton duck and flannel trousers, and a range of Madras shirts in plain colors and patterns. Madras shirts priced at $1.50 with full regular made sizing and cuffs. A. Shuman & Co. Shuman Corner.
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Centlemen
A. Shuman & CO
Shuman Corner
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George F. Cooke
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King
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Judge Emmons
Jr. W. Mansfield
W. G. Harrington
Michael H, Fitzgerald
Edmund R. Mansfield
Thomas F. Rice
Philip. M. McArdle
George H. Shedds James EE. Fitzgerald
William C. Maguire James FE. Maguire
J. H. Barnes, Jr
John J. Douglass
Ernest W. Woodside
William KE. Burke
Joseph A. Sweeney
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William BR. F. Whall
Frank FE. Dimeck
Albert E. Clary
Homer D. Gove
Jesse M. Gove
Gen. Clay
Pitts - Kimball Co
Richmond K. Rockwell
Everett
Mass
Everett Piano Co
Harvard St
Talbot
Winter Street
Edward Scribner
Station 3
Boston Common
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