Brothers Try to Remove Emblem at People's Temple
Two young men, Joseph and Theodore Ducett, 20 and 22, natives of British Provinces, attempted to take down the American flag at the Youths' Companion building on Berkeley Street. Shots rang out as they fled pursued by police. four large flags were recovered. The brothers, living at 26 Casenove Avenue, were arrested at Station 5 and refused to explain their motive.
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Berkeley Street
Columbus Avenue
Joseph
Theodore Ducett
Casenove Avenue
Camp Cadets Drill and Rifle Practice Report
Rainy day at Camp of the First Corps of Cadets with 266 on roll. Company drill 9:30 to 10:30, movements and arms practiced. Rifle practice 11 to 2 with top scores: Grimes 19, McFarland 22, Forbes 22. Gov Greenhalge and Cols Bunting Cappello arrived after 6 pm and will stay overnight.
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Hingham
Thieutenant
William Hayes
Bagley
Barrel
Lyman
Emerson
Linder
Grimes
Bouve
D. W. Green
McFarland
Forbes
Spear
Parker
Greenhalge
Bunting
Cappello
Child struck at grade crossing in Woburn
Mary Cady a 9 year old girl from 28 Buckman Street was sent on an errand when she was hit by a Boston and Maine train at a grade crossing in Woburn. She suffered a broken leg a dislocated shoulder and internal injuries and is in critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital.
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Woburn
Mary Cady
Buckman Street
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts General Hospital
Man Injured by Falling Coal at Mystic Wharf
Thomas Vaughn aged 44 of 61 Medford Street Charlestown is at Massachusetts General Hospital with a broken leg after a bag of coal fell on him while unloading the schooner Annie W. Weston at Mystic Wharf yesterday afternoon.
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Thomas Vaughn
Medford Street
Charlestown
Massachusetts General Hospital
Annie W. Weston
Mystic Wharf
Death of Rev Arthur Brooks Aboard Fulda at Sea
The Rev Arthur Brooks, brother of Boston Bishop Brooks, died at sea on the steamer Fulda from Southampton July 10. Rector of the Church of the Incarnation in New York, he grew worse after boarding the ship on July 9 and died July 10. Embalmed body placed in morgue. funeral likely at Church of the Incarnation, with interment in Boston.
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New York
Arthur Brooks
Phillips Brooks
Boston
Fulda
Southampton
Church of the Incarnation
Brooks
John Cotton Brooks
Massachusetts
William G. Brooks
John G. Lewis
Bishop Brooks
Frederick
Harvard
John
Springfield
Mass
Boston Latin School
Newark
Police Attack On Former Bulgarian Premier News
In Sofia on July 16 ex premier M Stambouloff regained awareness after an assault. He identified two assailants named Holn and Tufektchiew, the latter once condemned in Turkey for murder. Witnesses say police blocked the valet from pursuing the attackers and an inspector wounded the valet with a sword. Foreign residents met to discuss safety amid perceived authority inaction.
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Sofia
M. Stambouloff
Holn
Tufektchiew
Turkey
Contumaciam
M. Vulkovitch
M. Krajew
Colonel Thomas Hosts Politely Private Dinner at Parker House
Colonel Thomas private secretary to Governor Greenhalge entertained about a score of friends at the Parker House. The Sirloir Club joined in sparring and the gathering was described as a family affair with politics to be tabooed. Attendees included Howes Norris George Nye Fuller Ryder Billings Hibbard and Kenney with a post dinner rally ride through Back Bay parks.
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Thomas
Greenhalge
Parker House
Sirloir Club
Howes Norris
George Nye
Lower Cape
Fuller
Brockton
N. F. Ryder
Middleboro
Salvation Army outing of Boston's poor mothers and children
Yesterday marked the annual summer excursion for Boston's poor mothers and children organized by the Salvation Army. Aboard, 328 passengers enjoyed a harbor sail and a Salvation meeting where two women from the slums disclosed their conversion.
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Boston
Salvation Army
Salvation
Insurance firms challenge claims after Saga More Hotel fire
In Lynn on July 16, it is understood underwriters will contest payment on policies issued to the L. A. May Company, burned out in the Saga More Hotel blaze of July 3, arguing non notification that fireworks would be sold near the building.
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Lynn
L. A. May Company
Sagamore Hotel
Malden Officer Arrests Sewer Dept Worker in Assault Case
Malden July 16 Thomas Nilan a sewer department employee was arrested by Officer Timothy J Foley and Captain Hew of Everett for participation in the assault on Officer Joseph Kelly of Everett last Saturday. Nilan identified by Kelly as one of the escaped men was taken to Everett and locked up to be arraigned in the District in Malden tomorrow morning.
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Malden
Thomas Nilan
Sewer Department
Timothy J. Foley
Hew
Everett
Joseph Kelly
Kelly
Nilan
London
House of Commons
Grimsby
George Doughty
E. Heneage
Sunderland
R. P. Doxford
E. T. Gourley
Samuel Stoley
St. Helens
H. Seton-Karr
John Forster
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Stoke-upon-Trent
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G. Leveson Gower
Stafford
C. BE. Shaw
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Whitehaven
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Little
Scarborough
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Stockton-on-Tees
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Carlise
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Great Yarmouth
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J. M. Moorson
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A. H. Heath
Wolverhamton
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Thorne Apare
Greenock
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A. E. Pletcher
Birmingham
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Bordesley
J. Collings
Mr. Cook
West
J. Chamberlain
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Colchester
S. W. D. Pearson
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Gloucester
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St. Pancras
North
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Dr. Collins
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Newcastle-under-Lyme
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A. N. Lee
Wolverhampton
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Mr. Fowler
India
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Goldsworthy
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Kidderminster
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Richard Eve
Newington
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Nottingham
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F. W. Maude
Marylebone
E. Boulnois
Mr. Gardner
Shoreditch
Hoxton
Professor Stuart
C. Hay
Aston Manor
G. W. Grice- Hutchinson
Mr. Lawson
Wakefield
Lord Milton
Mr. Wilson
Walworth
J. Bailey
Russell Spokes
G. Lansbury
Brighton
W. Wentworth
Sir Joseph Ewart
Birkenhead
Elliott Lees
W. H. Lever
Bethnal Green
B. H. Pickersgill
Arnold Statham
Hackney
Sir Andrew Scoble
Mr. Russell
Lidspeth
Drunken yacht crew knife attack in South Boston
A quarrel between two yacht hands on Sixth street ends with Alexander H. Murray of Dorchester hospitalized with two knife wounds the longer one a foot long across his chest. Oscar Johnson, a 27 year old Swede of Commercial street, is jailed at Station 12 for assault with a knife. Johnson fled after the attack, Murray was treated and later sent to City Hospital. Johnson held pending the outcome of Murray’s injuries.
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Sixth Street
Boston
Alexander H. Murray
Longfellow Street
Dorchester
City Hospital
Oscar Johnson
Station 12
Johnson
Commercial Street
Murray
Gallivan
Lost eye at play injures Annie Bornstein in city
Nine year old Annie Bornstein of 82 Rochester Street was struck in the face by a file tossed by a playmate on Tyler Street yesterday afternoon. The impact gouged out her left eye and she was taken to City Hospital. The boy identified as the offender is nine year old Frank Coughlin of 3 Newton Street.
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Annie Bornstein
Rochester Street
Tyler Street
City Hospital
Frank Coughlin
Newton Street
Girl, 17, Injured After Fall From Electric Car
Norah Duggan aged 17 of 6 Hunting Street East Cambridge fell from an electric car on Dorchester Avenue at Broadway South Boston yesterday afternoon sustaining slight injury to her left arm and hip.
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Norah Duggan
Hunting Street
East Cambridge
Dorchester Avenue
Broadway
Boston
Slasher Tenders Vote to Strike at Some Mills
Fall River report: Slasher Tenders' Union rejects manufacturers proposal 79 to 41 and votes to strike next Monday in a limited number of mills. Secretary Lonsdale withholds mill names until Secretary Rounseville announces them. Union cites pay 19 cents per hour and vague hours in week as key factors. The strike’s scope is unclear. few slasher tenders are employed per mill.
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Fall River
Slasher Tenders
Lonsdale
Slashers’ Union
Secretay Rounseville
England Election Returns Show Unionist Gains Across Regions
London dispatch reports a steady rise in Unionist strength in the new Parliament with 231 Conservatives and Unionists, 45 Liberals, 18 McCarthyites, and 4 Parnellites elected by midnight. Detailed borough results list gains for many districts, noting specific candidates and majorities.
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London
Manchester by the Sea celebrates Winthrop landing site
A July 16 celebration in Manchester by the Sea commemorates the 0th anniversary of the settlement with an out‑door parade and pageant. Indians impersonate Agawam tribes, led by Chief Masconomo, while governors and Red Men lodge members participate. A beacon fire, decorated town, and living American flag seating unfold around tepees, banners, and historical English ensigns.
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Manchester-By-The-Seha
Manchester-by-the- Sea
Massachusetts
Ross Turner
Howard Walker
Mr. Abbot
Governor Winthrop
Massachusetts Bay Colony
New Land
Manchester
Winthrop
Masconomo
Beach Street
O. T. Roberts
F. J. Merrill
Charles C. Dodge
C. A. Reed
EB. P. Knight
J. W. Marshall
C. L. Hoyt
C. P. Crombie
Edward F. Preston
Weather Forecast Across New England States
MEN WASHINGTON July 16 Forecast for Wednesday. For Maine fair in northern areas and showers in southern portions with variable winds. For New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts showers warmer with southerly winds. For Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York cloudy with occasional showers and warmer southerly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Unknown man run down by train near Hyde Park
Hyde Park police seek the identity of a man found killed on the railroad tracks yesterday afternoon at about 430. The dead man appears 30 years old, 5 feet 8 inches, 160 pounds with dark complexion and a dark brown mustache. An anchor inked on his right arm and initials J. E. D mark his hat and ribbon reading 126 Hanover street.
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Hyde Park
Hanover Street
Electric car rides draw crowds at Nantasket Beach
At Nantasket Beach visitors ride electric cars along the shore for a low fare of cents for the full length of the beach. The service proves popular and pleasing to riders seeking an affordable scenic trip.
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Nantasket Beach
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