Governor Reviews First Corps Cadets at Hins ham
Governor Foss fresh from command of the Bay State fleet reviewed the First Corps Cadets at Hins ham yesterday. Mrs Foss and the Foss Twins attended as the governor and staff arrived at 4 35 in the afternoon. The reception was at the corps headquarters with Colonel Joy officiating. The cadets formed battalion lines as the escort of the colors moved and Major Cole served as officer of the day. Captain Atwood of Company B greeted Mrs Foss at the evening parade. The party dined with the corps and returned home by automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bartlett
Foss
Franklin L. Joy
Charles H. Cole
Robert E. Hamilton
Foss Twins
Governor Foss
Holten B. Perkins
1St Corps
Cadets Camp
Hingham
Shoes 10 cost record price forecast in Brockton
Brockton July 19 John S Kent president of the Brockton Shoe Manufacturers Association says rising costs for sole and upper stock leather and other materials will push shoe prices higher than ever. He notes Chicago reports of a possible 20 percent rise but expects varied increases by grade rather than a flat rise.
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Brockton
John S. Kent
Brockton Shoe Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago
Kent
Motor Cyclist Fatally Injured in Rural Accident
Gardiner Missouri July 19 Philip Maxcy 22 son of W E Maxcy insurance man was badly injured today while riding to his Pleasant Pond cottage when his motor cycle hit a rut and overturned throwing him into a ditch. Concussion of the brain is feared.
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Gardiner
Philip Maxcy
W. E. Maxcy
Pleasant Pond
Stay in the Game TIZ Foot Bath Free Trial Offer
A vintage ad promotes Stay in the Game TIZ foot bath as boosting athletic performance and comfort. It touts nerve, speed, eye, and mind with relief from bunions and callouses and claims drawing out acids and poisons. Readers are urged to request a free trial from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. or buy a 25 cent box.
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Tiz
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
S. Wabash Ave
Chicago
All
Colonel calls Bay State men to Oyster Bay for Roosevelt talks
James P. Magennis Colonel Thomas F. Doherty and Kenneth H. Damien secretary of the new progressive league in Massachusetts travel from Boston to Oyster Bay to meet with Colonel Roosevelt. Damien will join Charles H. Thompson in New York before heading to Oyster Bay for talks on the Massachusetts situation ahead of the Faneuil Hall convention on July 27.
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James P. Magennis
Thomas F. Doherty
Kenneth H. Damien
New Progressive League
Boston
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Bull Moose
Mr. Magennis
Colonel Doherty
Damien
Charles H. Thompson
New England
New York
Massachusetts
Faneuil Hall
John L Sullivan Takes Abington Children to Circus
Abington onlookers rejoice as John L Sullivan, recently ill, returns to join the children of Abington and West Abington. He leads a car to Rockland for a circus, treating the kids to lemonade peanuts and candy while ensuring each ward has a great time. They cheer him loudly as they depart.
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Abington
John IL. Sullivan
West Abington
John L
Rockland
John
Mrs. Morrow Is Not Guilty in Murder Trial
Chicago July 19 A jury in Judge Kersten's court found Mrs Rene B Morrow not guilty of murdering her husband Charles B Morrow after three hours and ten minutes of deliberation.
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Chicago
Rene B. Morrow
Charles B. Morrow
Kersten
Woman saves boy with pan of water in Jamaica Plain blaze
Sylvester Sullivan of 189 Boylston Street Jamaica Plain was severely burned while playing with matches yesterday afternoon. His aunt Sarah Malloy heard screams upstairs and rushed to extinguish the flames by pouring a pan of water over the boy. Dr Malone stated the case is critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Sullivan
Boylston Street
Jamaica Plain
Sarah Malloy
Sylvester
Taft thanks negro voters in White House address
President Taft in the East Room saluted the National Civil and Political Negro League delegation. He praised their loyalty to his campaign and pledged action within federal limits on criminal cases, including a firm stance on lynching and clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
White House
National Civil and Political
Negro League
Republican Party
25Th Infantry
Delegation Seeks Restoring 25th Infantry Battalion
A delegation presented resolutions to the President requesting restoration of the battalion of the 25th Infantry involved in the Brownsville affair and urging a federal law against lynching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
25Th Infantry
Brownsville
Boy Defender Of Pet Fined For Cruelty
In Haverhill a boy named Charles Roberts was arraigned on cruelty charges after he struck an attacking dog against the sidewalk. Judge Ryan warned that cruelty differs from killing and ordered Roberts to pay $20 in damages or fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverhill
Charles Roberts
Ryan
Roberts
Hazing of Jewish bathers at L Street bath prompts protest
A letter to the Boston Post denounces roisterers who rush and drive Jewish, Armenian, and Greek bathers from the L Street bath. The writer condemns the hazing as unmanly and calls for authorities to stamp it out. witnesses say most bathers disapprove but offer little help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
L-street Bath
L Street
Boston
William B. Wright
Pemberton Square
Fall Down Stairs Fatal At City Home
Hannah Collins age 58 living at 183 Harrison Avenue died after a stairs fall at her home early yesterday. She sustained head injuries and was pronounced dead at City Hospital. The body is at the City Hospital morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Collins
Harrison Avenue
City Hospital
Neighbors in Row Over Boy’s Prank
Edward E. Cogswell of Melrose was arraigned in Mald en District Court on assault and battery against neighbor Mrs. Clara Thomas. The incident stemmed from Cogswell’s boy capturing Thomas’s boy and removing his clothes at a henhouse. Thomas says Cogswell grabbed her and struck her, knocking her down. The case was continued to next Tuesday at defense request.
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Edward E. Cogswell
Melrose
Bruce
Malden
Clara Thomas
Cogswell
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Rocky Montain Limited
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Colorado Springs
S. L. Parrott
Washington St
Main
L ST. Bath
A. G. van Nostrand
Bunker Hill Breweries
Charlestown
William B. Watts
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
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