Boston and New York grain port shift raises questions
July 17 New York State Commerce Commission met in Providence Exchange to study grain elevation charges at Boston and New York. The inquiry questioned why one line must divert to Boston, exploring Boston's free storage and insurance and its growing ocean freight influence on port choice.
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New York
State Commerce Commission
Proveuce Exchange
John C. Saeger
Boston
Fairchild
Mitchell
Chesapeake
Americans Win Revision Clause in Hague Arbitration
The third arbitration committee at The Hague debated Article 54 on revising arbitral awards. Americans Holls and Low argued for revision. a Russian move to strike it failed. An amendment allows disputing parties to reserve revision by special agreement, effectively preserving the American position.
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the Hague
Third Committee of Arbitration Commission
International Commissions of Inquiry
M. de Martens
Messrs. Holls
Low
J. Holls
Washington
Mr. Holls
Tear down sale at Gilchrist Co. stores on Washington street
Gilchrist & Co. announces a tearing down sale as two adjoining stores are converted into a modern up to date establishment. For two weeks expect drastic discounts on hats silks waists belts ribbons linen dresses and more with many items offered at fractions of their former prices. A bold clearance aims to attract shoppers before the rebuilding reduces space.
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Gilchrist & Co
A. N. Cook Co
Washington Street
Boston
Defaulter Valentine Ready to Accept Sentence
George M. Valentine, the Middlesex County Bank cashier who defrauded Perth Amboy bank funds, is likely to plead guilty without trial this week. Stockholders face losses while creditors expect about 90 percent of deposits. a new Perth Amboy national bank gains approval and may begin operations, affecting local finances and payroll delays.
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New Brunswick
N. J
George M. Valentine
Middlesex County Bank
Perth Amboy
Valentine
Ross Valentine
Woodbridge
Agcee
Washington
Erth Amboy
Hamilton Kean
New York
Elizabeth
Kean
Lewisohn
Porper
Chancer Court
Sty
Died in the Water at Dewey Beach
John E. McCarthy of Charlestown died in the water off Dewey Beach near St. Martin street while with two friends. He stood waist deep watching others swim and disappeared beneath the surface. Passersby and Dr. John F. O'Brien determined death from heart disease and drowning.
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John E. McCarthy
Patrick
Bridget McCarthy
North Mead Street
Charlestown
Dewey Beach
St. Martain Street
William J. Russell
Peter Fitzgerald
Russell
Fitzgerald
John McDonna
John F. O’brien
Transvaal Volksraad to Adopt Seven Year Franchise
The first and second Raad sat in secret session all day in Pretoria. It is believed the Volksraad will approve a seven year franchise with retroactive force, and seek concessions to end the unsettled state of public affairs in the Transvaal.
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Pretoria
Raads
Volksraad
Transvaal
Electric Gars Gollide at Taunton Streetcar Crash
A street railway collision at Dighton, Somerset & Swansea line injured Michael Murph of North Dighton badly. Several others suffered cuts and bruises though no serious injuries. Both cars were badly damaged.
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Taunton
Dighton, Somerset & Swansea
Michael Murph
North Dighton
Amorous insect’s hot kiss injures two victims
Two people sought emergency care after the insect’s labial salutes. Edward Flynn, 26, of 20 Athens Street, South Boston, and Edward Leary, 18 months, of 99 West Second Street, were treated yesterday. The younger child’s case is described as potentially serious.
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Edward Flynn
Athens Street
South
Boston
Edward Leary
West Second Street
Montreal man surrenders over Carranza letter theft
Montreal July 17 George Frederick Bell who admitted stealing the Carranza letter surrendered himself today. He was released on an $800 bond pending a preliminary hearing next Monday.
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Montreal
George Frederick Bell
Molineux Case Delays Grand Jury Hearings in Poison Probe
New evidence to be presented tomorrow in the Molineux cyanide case comes from Dr. Ernest Lederle, official chemist, asserting cyanide of mercury could be formed from dry colors at Morris Hermann & Co. The alias H. Cornish resurfaces as Harry Cornish travels from Hartford to testify, with Walter Swayne describing a man fitting the caller’s description and possible identities among indicated relatives and staff.
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New York
Roland B. Molineux
Ernest J. Lederle
Board of Health
Morris Hermann & Co
Molineux
Harry Cornish
Hartford
H. Cornish
Walter S. Swayne
New Haven
Conn
Ladelphia College of Pharmacy
Wiliam Swayne
Lang
Assault Victim James O'Brien Treated At Emergency Hospital
James O'Brien a 56 year old teamster was assaulted at the Kingston and Summer streets corner and choked with footpads. He endured dressings and massage before being discharged home. Police uncertainty remains on intent to rob.
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James O’brien
O’brien
Kingston
Summer Streets
Cavalry Horses for Manila Steamer Chartered
Washington reports the War Debates chartered the steamer Rag to transport 300 cavalry horses to Manila, aiming to bolster forces overseas. The move signals ongoing U S military logistical preparations amid heightened tensions in Asia.
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Washington
Rag
Anila
Concerts at Salem Willows Draw Large Beach Crowds
Salem Willows hosts a weekend program with the Salem Cadet Band led by Jean Missud and Brigham's Scene Orchestra performing hourly concerts. The open air theatre and a ten-piece orchestra provide popular entertainment at the resort along with twice daily Winthrop line boats from 10:80 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. return trips at 3 and 5 p.m.
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Salem Willows
Salem Cadet Band
Jean Missud
Brigham
the Willows
The
Willows
Rustic Theatre
Winthrop Line
Atlantic Avenue
The Princess and the Butterfly at Castle Square Theatre
Cast loud praise for Arthur W Pinero comedy The Princess and the Butterfly at Castle Square Theatre last night. William Jurtleigh as Sir George Lamorant and Lillian Lawrence as Fay Zuliant receive strong notes, with several supporting leads—Addison Pitt, Sanders, Gichele, Seeley, Mackay, Oriel, Kent, Morison and Cummings—also turning in solid performances. The production shows enterprise and strong stage settings. The Princess and the Butterfly runs for the present week only, ahead of next week’s offering In Miz-
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Castle Square Theatre
Arthur W. Pinero
William Jurtleigh
Sir George Lamorant
Princess Audeell
Lillian Lawrence
Fay Zuliant
Fanny
Addison Pitt
Lady Ringstead
Vba ‘ Sanders
Ee Cheig
Base Thomas
Miz
Corinne Leads Boston vaudeville with charm and strong reception
The Keith's Boston vaudeville program featured Corinne the infant phenomenon now grown, delivering dances and encores that thrilled local audiences. Louise Gung and Viola Waterhouse impressed with Scottish songs and operatic tones while magician Ching Ling Foo dazzled with feats and sweet plate tricks. The biograph segment displayed Statrick the one legged bicyclist and various race and farm scenes, complemented by lively sketches from Yorke Adams and the Florences, Dolan and Lenhart, and the Vernons.
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Keith
Corinne
Boston
Louise Gung
Viola Waterhouse
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Massenet
Ching Ling Foo
Ching
Spatrick
Pot of Pines
Columbia
Defender
Riverside Recreation Grounds
Auburndale
Duck Farm
Wrentham
Hal Merritt
Pendie
Yorke An Adams
Four Florences
Dolan
Lenhart
Vernons
Nantasket Music Hall A Season of Beach Vaudeville
Excursion visitors and beach guests flock to Nantasket Music Hall for afternoon and evening entertainment. The weekly program features Casino Comedy Four and Bessie Gilbert with a lineup of Martell Morris Mills and Hart Laura Bennett Melvin and Hill Kittie Nelson and others, drawn from New York cabarets and music halls.
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Nantasket Music Hall
Nantasket
New York
Casino Comedy Four
Bessie Gilbert
America
Martell
Morris
Mills and Hart
Laura Bennett
Capital
Melvin and Hill
Kittie Nelson
AT THE CHUTES FEATURING FOUR OTHES AND DRAWS
The Chutes showcase four high performing acts reengaged this week with a larger stage by the lake for clear viewing. The renowned trick dog Jack, Professor Wilson, headlines while the First Regiment Band pleases audiences under Bandmaster Collins. Apple Orchard Farm debuts a cider press as the miniature railroad expands service. A gigantic swing and the electric fountain draw thousands of spectators daily.
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Four Othes
Jack
Wilson
First Regiment
Collins
Cts
Bass Point and Nahant Draw Big Summer Crowds
Boston area seaside resorts Bass Point and Nahant have turned from feared summer dives into popular destinations. Thousands visit weekly with Sundays yielding full boats as crowds flock to cool shorelines and amusements. Bass Point House offers music by the Naval Brigade Band and moonlit strolls, while baths fishing and drives fill the day.
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Nahant
wetcTes
Boston
An Ass Point
North Shore
Bass Point An Nahant
Bass Point
Naval Brigade
Omega Oil Proven From Swiss Herb for Pain Relief
A Swiss grown green herb gives Omega Oil its distinctive color and soothing power to stop pains anywhere in the body from neck to joints. No other liniment contains this herb or is about to. The Omega Chemical Co. of Boston markets Omega Oil.
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Alps
Switzerland
Omega
Omega Chemical Co
Boston
Mase
Line leave Lincoln wharf and Battery Street line
The schedule notes departures from Lincoln wharf at the foot of Battery Street near the north ferry every ninety minutes.
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Lincoln Wharf
Battery Street
North Ferry
North Side Central Wharf
Boston
State Street
Gleu
Gloucester
Columbus Orchestra
DeCourcy Sisters Battle for Ten Dollar Vaudeville Prize
Excitement rose at Austin and Stone s as sisters DeCourcy fought for the $10 prize for longest stay in the improvised ring. Josephine scored a sharp strike on Leonore forcing a knee drop as Professor Hutchins called time amid cheering. The audience also enjoyed other acts by the Barclays clan and a range of vaudeville performers in the exhibition hall.
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Austin & Stone's
Austin & Stone’s
DeCourcy
Josephine
Leonore
Professor Hutchins
Barclays
Dora
Fred Harris
Emmie
Robbins
Dawson
Booth
Allison
Saunders and Bailey
Flora Shurtleff
Dooley
Bernard
Minnie DeHaven
Myers
Wheeler
Carmen
Ida
Emmie Robina
al Hutchinson
Woods
Jeffries
Cinematographe
Peter Murray
Norumbega Park Show Adds Gypsy Estival Act at Rustic Theatre
Norumbega Park attracts large crowds to Rustic Theatre where free vaudeville and J. W. Gorman's operetta company debut with A Gypsy estival. Ne. Conchita dances gypsy styles as Milo Olive wows at Point of Pines with top vaudeville acts led by Harding and Ah Sid.
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Rustic Theatre
Ustic Theatre
J. W. Gorman
Ne. Conchita
Charles River
Talma Ladies
Point OF Pines
Milo
Olive
London Telegraph
Leicester Square House
Harding
Ah Sid
May Mooney
Wilsons
the Pines
Pinot
Pines
Dreamy Eyes Leads Georgia Minstrels at Nickelodeon
Dreamy Eyes, billed as the $10 beauty, heads a company of top artists at the Nickelodeon. The troupe, praised for artistic singing of coon songs and high level back and wing dancing, competes with Rattlesnake Jack who boasts over 100 snakes. The Moxie girls vs lemonade sisters contest amuses patrons as Manager Walker plans a week end popularity tally. last night the Moxie girls led, selling about twenty five cases of Moxie.
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Georgia
Walker
Palace Theatre Prevails Over Humidity With Lively Burletta
Manager Waldron keeps the Palace Theatre thriving as weather fails to dampen crowds. The week’s program features a lively burletta Which with a big company, Irving Jones the top race comedian, Hart and Williams Irish act, Fannie De Costa ballads, Berry and Hughes musical act, Layman with famous impersonations, and a humorous burlesque The Rehearsal to close.
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Palace Theatre
Waldron
Aliao Irving Jones
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