Court cases may enliven Suffolk campaigns this fall
Important cases likely to be tried in Suffolk county this fall could shape state and city campaigns. District Attorney Moran, a 1904 candidate for re election, may pause duties to campaign, leaving prosecutions to assistants McGettrick Doherty and Dwyer who would handle bribery and ice trust indictments as well as loan pill and telephone graft probes.
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Suffolk County
Dwyer
Ice Trust
Herbert Parker
Superior Criminal Court
McGettrick
McGettrick Stated That the District Attorney's Office
Grand Jury
Moran
Messrs. McGettrick, Doherty and Dwyer
Calls 2-Cent Laws Unfair in Philadelphia Trial
In equity hearings against the city, Pennsylvan ia railroad president McCrea denounces a uniform two cent per mile fare as unfair and impracticable, noting short riders pay less while long trips demand higher revenue. Separately, Young People's Christian Union delegates at Columbus Avenue Church raise 2753 for mission work in minutes, with gifts from A W Pierce and others.
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Philadelphia
McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Young People’s Christian Union
Columbus Avenue
E. Dean Ellinwood
Atlanta
A. W. Pierce
Franklin Academy
Frank M. Bradley
Maine
Arthur W. Grose
Rochester
N. Y
Fred A. Moore
Massachusetts
Governor Guild Sails to Jamestown as Naval Admiral
Governor Guild travels to Jamestown Exposition in August to take command as admiral of a Massachusetts naval ship during the event, in his official capacity as head of the state army and navy.
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Army
U. S
Newport
Massachusetts
Roxbury Parish Picnic and Field Day Planned
St Francis de Sales Church Roxbury schedules parish picnic and annual field day for July 27 at Caledonia Grove West Roxbury. An elaborate athletic program will be featured.
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St. Francis de Sales Church of
Roxbury
Caledonia Grove
West Roxbury
Daring Rescue Offshore Charley Rogers in Waltham River
In Waltham on July 12 Charley Rogers nine of 118 Charles street sank three times while swimming with two companions. William F. Brady of Mason Emery Works plunged into the river, found the boy on the third dive, and swam him to shore saving his life.
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Waltham
Charley Rogers
Charles Street
William F. Brady
Mason Emery Works
Prospect Street
Young Rogers
Brady
Post cards may bear message on both sides
Washington July 12 Postmaster General Meyer issues an order effective Aug 1 allowing a vertical division on the face side of postal cards. Left side may carry a message while right side holds the address. A thin sheet can attach if it adheres fully. Ads or writing may appear on the back and left third of the front.
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Washington
Meyer
Enterprise Probe Ends as Cadets Question Food
A commission appointed by Governor Guild finished its inquiry into cadet complaints of improper food and limited shore leave on the training ship Enterprise. Striking cadets threaten trouble if the report calls for no radical changes. An officer said grub is “all right and always has been.” The panel may issue findings next week.
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Governor Guild
Enterprise
Commission
Post
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Washincto
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Boston
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Young People's Christian Union Convention
President McCrea
William Brady
Gov. Guild
Union Hat CO
Hanover, Union and Marshall Sts
Panama
Balbriggan Underwear
West Sty
Manila
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