Tucker Arrested After Boston Philadelphia Game
Boston players faced tension in Philadelphia when First Baseman Tucker was struck by a passing trolley car window blow. He pursued, confronted an angry crowd, accused police, and was briefly arrested before release. A second incident involved a coach window tomato thrower and a player’s rough response.
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Philadelphia
Tucker
Bostons
Bannion
Bannon
Boston
Race
Lowe
Conferees Report on Tariff Deadlock Seen Likely
Washington July 18. Tariff conferrees fail to agree in two weeks of talks. House insists on its version while Senate resists changes. Report to be verbal stating general disagreement. Sharp clashes over sugar coal iron ore lead ore steel rails and other items.
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Washington
Voorhees
Wilson
House
Senator Jones
Jones
Senate
Committee On Rules
Crisp
Cleveland
Montgomery
Kentucky
House Democrats
Conference Committee
Sugar Trust
Whiskey Trust
Iron
Murphy
Odd Lot Sale Continues with Deep Reductions
Due to hard times goods do not move briskly, so the Odd Lot Sale continues. Bargains remain on oak Chamber Sets, Parlor Sets, Dining Tables and Chairs, Refrigerators, Ranges, Baby Carriages, Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Sideboards, Straw Matting, Carpets, Lamps, Rail Stands, Chiffonnières and many other home, hotel and office furniture in special lots at enormous reductions from spring prices.
Prices Slash for Immediate Sale on Odd Lot Furniture
Free delivery and car fares available with cash or credit. Special odd lots include 21 iron bedsteads 19 bed lounges 16 folding beds 132 rockers priced to close at once. Limited quantities and steep discounts drive quick purchases.
Apostolic Delegate backs Bishop Watterson on liquor ordnance
The New York Tribune reports Monsignor Satolli has condemned liquor traffic in the United States and approved expelling liquor dealers from Catholic societies. He reiterates bishops' rights to guard faith and morals and upholds Watterson's circulars restricting saloons and saloon keepers from Catholic groups, signaling a far reaching church stance.
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New York
the Tribune
Satolli
United States
Watterson
Columbus
Diocese of
Delegate Apostolic
Alexander P. Doyle
The
Paulist Fathers
Catholic Abstinence Union of America
Apostolic Delegate
Stark's Hand in Tabling Murphy Nomination Shocks Boston Aldermen
Seven Republican aldermen, claiming a majority, caucus before board meetings to decide Mayor Matthews appointments. The tabling of John R. Murphy as fire and wires commissioner unfolds with religious bias alleged by Alderman Folsom. Stark, representing the A. P. A., is introduced at the Tavern caucus as the controversy grows.
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Board of Aldermen
Boston
John R. Murphy
Murphy
Matthews
Alderman Presho
Charlestown
Alderman Fottler
West End
Sanford
Folsom
Dorchester
Witt
Bryant
Hallstram
Mr. Murphy
Messrs
Presho
Fottler
Hallistram
Wires
Alderman Folsom
Hallstrom
James H. Stark
Mayor Fitzgerald Faces Removal At City Hall Arow
A heated incident at City Hall saw Mayor Matthews order Senator John F. Fitzgerald to leave his office after delaying. The senator pressed for ward 6’s request regarding ex-Representative Jeremiah Crowley, while the mayor cited busyness and warned of police intervention. The clash followed Fitzgerald’s vote against the subway bill, amid surrounding political tension and behind the scenes maneuvering.
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Matthews
John F. Fitzgerald
City Hall
State Committee
Democratic City Committee
Senator Fitzgerald
Jeremiah Crowley
Keenan
Clerk Upham
Rapid Transit Commission
Scannell
Patrick Daley
Democratic Committee
Taylor
McGiblin
Ward 6
Fitzgerald
Alderman Lomasney
John O’nell
Post
Forecast for New England and eastern New York
Washington reports the weather forecast for Thursday. For New England and eastern New York, expect fair skies with south winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
Breck & Sons Advertise New Wooden Ware Department
The Boston Post announces Joseph Breck & Sons have retained and developed a complete wooden ware department after purchasing Parker & Wood. They pledge the same quality and fair prices across all divisions, offering Everything in Woodenware and items for farm garden and lawn at wholesale and retail prices with free catalogues.
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Breok
Parker & Wood
New England
Mighty Cheer As Cruiser Minneapolis Arrives at League Island
Philadelphia July 18 The cruiser Minneapolis arrived at League Island after a successful trial and was greeted by a rousing salute. Five thousand Cramp shipyard workers cheered as Edwin S Cramp was carried aloft on the shoulders of two workers. Charles H Cramp ordered a paid holiday for the five thousand employees.
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Philadelphia
Minneapolis
League Island
Delaware River
Cramps
Edwin S. Cramp
Mr. Cramp
Charles H. Cramp
Navy Reforms Pay System For Enlisted Sailors
Washington July 18 The Navy department moves toward reforming pay methods with a uniform system. The new circular limits reten tion to at most one month�s pay, except apprentices must keep at least two months. Enlisted men will draw monthly pay based on conduct classes.
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Washington
Navy Department
Navy
Bureau of Navigation
Department
Bass Point House Fire Ravages Nahant Building
July 18 fire at the Bass Point House Nahant destroyed two upper stories and left only the ground floor dining room office. Fire started in a second story room, likely from hot ashes. Nahant and Lynn fire brigades fought a swift, hour long blaze, protecting about 100 nearby cottages. damage estimated at 16000 with 5000 in insured hotel pictures. Building owned by Nahant Land Company leased by Clyde Steamship Company.
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Lynn
Bass Point
Nahant
Bass Point House
Nahant Land Company
Clyde Steamship Company
A. J. Fuller
Clyde Company
J. A. Flanders
Accidental Self Inflicted Wound At Cambridge Home
About 9 last evening Michael Curry shot himself in the abdomen at his sister’s house 479 Cambridge Street East Cambridge. He was removed to Massachusetts General Hospital where doctors could not locate the bullet. Curry, 41, unmarried, is from Watertown arsenal and neighbors report he intended to remove a bullet from his pistol when it discharged. Police investigate Station 3 East Cambridge.
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Michael Curry
East
Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Father O’donnell
Sixth Street
Gordon
Curry
Fitzsimmons
Massachusetts General Hospital
Watertown Arsenal
Margaret Roach
Qurry
East Cambridge
Foreigner forged charge arraigns ex-Harvard player in Newport case
Johnson held in 1000 bail after arraignment before Judge Parmenter. The young colored man and ex-Harvard football player was brought from Newport Rhode Island on forgery charges and pleaded not guilty. He remains held for trial at the August term of the Superior Court.
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W. A. Johnson
Harvard
Newport
R. I
Parmenter
Summer bargains in library furniture reduce surplus stock
Midsummer values cut two thirds off regular uptown prices on bookcases and fine book cabinets. An immense assortment features a six by four foot library cabinet with double glass doors and two drawers. Offers continue for the balance of the month unless sold earlier. early visit advised.
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Jordan
Shields
Aberdeen
Atlantic Ave
Tulum
Barnarnd & Co
Quaker City
Congress
Senator Murphy
Senator Hill
Louisiana
Waitt & Bond
Blackstones
Blackstone. ST
Na‘e’elif Ins. CO
J. T. Phelps
State Agt
Bostom
Rueter & CO
KINSO
Washington Street
Col. Common St
Stark's
Him
Mayor Matthews
Boston Post
Joseph Breck & Sons, (Corporation
North Market St
Joss
Johnson
Pope Mfg
Columbus Ave
Paine’s Furniture CO
Canal ST
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