Newburyport Auto Accident Involving Prominent Boston Man
In Newburyport July 14 Lewis Tyree a 24yearold porter at Wolf Tavern and Clark University graduate was struck and seriously injured at the Newburyport bridge by a fast moving auto. Governor Frederick W Plaisted of Maine witnessed the incident and Tyree was taken to a nearby home for medical care while the driver’s name was withheld by police.
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Newburyport
Lewis Tyree
Wolf Tavern
Harvard Law School
Newburyport Bridge
Boston
Frederick W. Plaisted
Maine
Tyree
Clark University
Worcester
Portsmouth
Absence of Walter Cleveland and Le Burton G Cilley Stirs Exeter
The July report from Exeter New Hampshire details the unexplained disappearance of Walter C Cleveland and Le Burton G Cilley. Their families are left behind with a wife and child for Cleveland and a husband with two children for Cilley. Local people find the case puzzling and note Cleveland’s good reputation.
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Exeter
N. H
Walter C. Cleveland
le Burton G. Cilley
Cleveland
Disappearance of Two Exeter Families Sparks Local Mystery
Neighbors report a quarrel between Mr and Mrs Cilley leading to the Cilleys moving to Kingston Plains while Mr Cleveland took his wife and daughter to Haverhill. By next day both couples vanished, thought to have fled in Cleveland's car to Portsmouth. Colonel Elwell investigates missing property. old teacher recalls Walter Cleveland as a Harvard 1904 graduate with grit and honesty.
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Cileys
Portsmouth
Cleveland
Rufus H. Elwell
Burt” Cilley
Gale Brothers
Exeter
Kingston Plains
Walter Cleveland
Harvard
National fete celebrated in Paris at Longchamps
July 14 marked a grand celebration with a garrison review at Longchamps. President Fallieres attended as term ends this year, amid a 300000 strong crowd and a showcase of new French military uniforms. Dignitaries included Bey of Tunis, ex Queen Ranavalo, cabinet members, parliament, diplomatic corps, and ambassador Myron T Herrick. Air display featured dirigibles balloons and planes with one dirigible breaking away.
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Paris
Longchamps
Fallieres
Europe
Proper way to dress the astral self lecture
St Louis July 14 Mrs Lillian Stuart spoke on Our Foolish Clothes at the Southern Hotel parlor. She demonstrated with circulars charts pictures and a skeleton leg and argued a three in one undergarment can replace a waist and skirt with a union suit to reduce waistline.
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ST. Louis
Lillian Stuart
Southern Hotel
Stuart
Governor Blease threatens to kill accusers over graft charges
Governor Cole J. Blease of South Carolina rages against graft charges including pardons and extortion by "blind tigers" after witnesses testified before a South Carolina legislative committee. He openly threatens to kill any man who tells him to his face that the charges are true.
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Augusta
Cole J. Blease
South Carolina
South Carolina Legislative Committee
Blease
South Carolina Governor fronted by bitter denials and threats
The governor lashes at Attorney Thomas B. Fielder of Atlanta for obtaining evidence against him and attacks Judge Ira B. Jones and the investigation committee as “gutter snipes.” He dares critics to meet him on Columbia streets and pledges more pardons, criticizing Georgia officials and defending his record.
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Blease
Thomas B. Fielder
Atlanta
Ira B. Jones
South Carolina
Columbia
Fielder
Tom Fielder
Savannah River
Judge Jones
Moses
Georgia
Brown
Augusta
Aviator Sandt Falls 100 Feet In Gale Near Exposition Park
Earl Sandt, a well known Erie aviator, lost engine in a strong gale and plunged 100 feet at Exposition Park Penn. He suffered concussion of the brain two broken ribs contusions and possible internal injuries.
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Exposition Park
Penn
Earl Sandt
Erie
Roosevelt plans campaign swing to Michigan Kansas Iowa
Colonel Roosevelt announced a campaign tour to Michigan Kansas and Iowa after staying in Oyster Bay New York. He aims to deliver speeches before the national progressive convention in Chicago and will depart westward next week after staying this week. Professor Charles Van Hise of Wisconsin University met him and discussed economic campaign questions. Roosevelt said Van Hise was not allied with any candidate, just interested in issues.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Michigan
Kansas
Iowa
Chicago
Charles van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Sea Girt
Woodrow Wilson
van Hise
Professor van Hise
Brockton Rescue: Boy Saved From Drowning at Cross Pond
On July 14 Albert Ferranti 15 of 226 18 Main Street Brockton was pulled from Cross Pond by Edward L. Gleason with Officer Clark aiding. Ferranti swam to a small island then cramps struck as Gleason dived to help both were brought to shore after a ladder was extended to them.
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Brockton
Albert Ferranti
Main Street
Cross’ Pond
Edward L. Gleason
Clark
Ferranti
Gleason
Lorimer Says He Will Return To Chicago And Work
Washington July 14 William Lorimer says he is going back to Chicago and to work after being stripped of his Senate seat. He has not decided whether to seek political vindication or a House return, with two years before any possible Senate bid. Lorimer plans to stay in downtown Chicago until week’s end, then depart for the city.
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Washington
William Lorimer
Chicago
Senate
Illinois
Lorimer
House of Representatives
People of
Deneen
Oglesby
Hat Remarks Turned Fatal Stabbing on Revere Beach
Giuseppe Fulginiti, 21, of Salutation Street North End, allegedly stabbed Ronald Stapleton, 22, of Hanover Street, on Revere Beach Boulevard after a dispute over remarks about a hat. Stapleton suffered a left temple wound and was taken to Metropolitan Park police station where wounds were dressed. Fulginiti was booked on assault with a dangerous weapon.
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Giuseppe Fulginiti
Salutation Street
North End
Ronald Stapleton
Hanover Street
Revere Beach Boulevard
Stapleton
Metrospolitan Park
Fulginiti
Sunk freighter G. J. Grammer collided near Port Huron
The 418 foot freight steamer G. J. Grammer owned by Frank Seiver of Cleveland sank after a collision with the Northern Queen just north of Port Huron. The wooden vessel went down in 26 feet of water and its crew were rescued by small boats. The Grammer, built in 1902, is noted as a wood hull ship like the Northern Queen.
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Port Huron
Mich
G. J. Grammer
Frank Seiver
Cleveland
Afternoon and Evening Gowns and Cloth Suits Closeout
Closeout sale offers suits and gowns in plain and fancy fabrics. Gowns include taffeta foulard crepe meteor voile and charmeuse in spring shades and black. Dresses priced from 15 down from 45 to 65. Suits range from 25 to 35, sizes 34 to 44, in serge and wool fabrics.
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Paris
Copenhagen
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