Bostonians to Receive Decorations From Kaiser
About 30 Bostonians connected to Prince Henry of Prussia's visit are expected to receive Imperial decorations. Likely honorees include Mayor Collins, Alderman Doyle, Councilman Dolan, President Eliot, Professor Munsterberg, J. Montgomery Sears, Mrs Sears, Mrs Jack Gardner, Thomas Higginson, Henry Putnam, President Pritchett, John D Long, and Richard Olney with others from Harvard Tech and Cambridge to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Montgomery Sears
Alderman Carstein
Jack Gardner
Thomas W. Higginson
Henry W. Putnam
President Pritchett
George H. Lyman
Collins
Doyle
Board of Aldermen
Dolan
Common Council
Eliot
Hugo Munsterberg
Harvard
Governor Crane
Dalton
Decorations for 300 Americans tied to Prince Henry trip
Berlin dispatch states cabinet orders for decorations are in Emperor William's hands for signature. The list, prepared mainly by Dr. Von Holleben and including about 30 Boston, 40 New York, and 50–60 Washington figures, awaits White's embassy revision. Decorations are expected to be primarily crown order classes.
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Berlin
Prince Henry of Prussia
United States
Emperor William
Foreign Office
New York
Washington
Boston
von Holleben
Prince Henry
Andrew D. White
Quiet Day at Sagamore Hill Amid Court of Claims Drift
At Sagamore Hill on July 21 President Roosevelt kept to his library with Secretary Loeb handling public business. He received a letter from Senator John L. McLaurin declining a court appointment, leaving the President uncertain about McLaurin’s future position. A note mentions consumption becoming common, with Father John’s Medicine claimed to cure it for fifty years.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Loeb
John L. McLaurin
South Carolina
United States Court of Claims
Senator McLaurin
Cuba Big Brother Cigarro Promises Quality at Tiny Price
The Cuba Big Brother Cigarro caps ten years of effort to bring a genuine Havana filled cigar at a trifling cost. It costs five for 10 cents and is praised for its smoking quality despite lacking the elaborate finish of pricier brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Highwaymen Nab Woman Robbery at Tremont and Upton
Miss Margaret Dillon was robbed on Tremont and Upton as two youths about 18 grabbed her pocketbook containing $9 and two keys. She screamed and police searched the district but found no trace. Authorities believe the pair are part of a South End theft ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Upton Streets
Margaret Dillon
Upton Street
Miss Dillon
South End
Boston Area Weather After Showers Tuesday
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for showers in the morning on Tuesday followed by a fall day. Wednesday brings a fair sky, warmer temperatures, light variable winds becoming westerly.
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Boston
Patrolman Jacobs Saves Severn House Fire Victim
Patrolman Jacobs of Station 7 rescued Mrs. John F. Keene from a third floor fire at 341 Meridian Street East Boston. He carried the unconscious woman through smoke to safety as firefighters battled flames that started in the laundry of Hop Sing. Loss pegged at 1500 with second floor unoccupied.
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Jacobs
John F. Keene
Meridian Street
Boston
Irvin & Barr
Alleged Sailors Begging Caught in Downtown Incident
Police report two men in U S Navy uniforms begging on Washington Street near Cornhill. Lieutenant Bodenschatz and patrolmen arrested Albert B. Clay and Harry W. Wilson, formerly of the battleship Indiana, who produced May discharge papers and were identified by a witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bodenschatz
Division 2
Washington Street
Cornhill
Hyland
Chisholm
Albert B. Clay
Harry W. Wilson
Indiana
Ice cart collision kills 5 year old in Roxbury
Edward Cronin aged five was run over by an ice cart at Blue Hill avenue and Dudley street Roxbury yesterday morning. He suffered a broken right arm and multiple injuries and died at City Hospital. The driver was delivering ice nearby. police from Station 9 conduct an investigation with no arrests made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Cronin
Blue Hill Avenue
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Millionaire’s wife watch theft leads to arrest
Joseph Ryder, 22, was arrested by Patrolman James Dennessy after larceny of a gold watch from Mrs. Owen Bearse wife of a wealthy lumber dealer. He confessed to pawning the watch for $8 and identified the pawn ticket. The crime occurred Friday while Ryder worked on a furniture wagon moving Mrs. Bearse’s goods from Back Bay to Wrentham Massachusetts. Mrs. Bearse will appear against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dennessy
Station 5
Joseph Ryder
Owen Bearse
Ryder
Dover Street
Boston Coronation Exercises Moved To Aug 11
Allied British Association members met at Copley Square Hotel and voted to hold the postponed coronation entertainment at Tremont Temple on Monday evening Aug 11 instead of Aug 9. Vice-President J H Stark elected president, replacing resigning T H Patterson. Original programme remains with the exception of the dance and parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Association
Copley Square
Tremont Temple
J. H. Stark
T. H. Patterson
Buried Woman Unidentified After Tracks Death
Several people visited Jones's undertaking rooms on Lagrange Street seeking identification of the woman killed on the Boston & Albany tracks on South Street Sunday morning. If no identification by today is found, the body will be buried in the potter's field.
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Jones
Lagrange Street
Boston & Albany
South Street
Potter's Field
European squadron sails from Christiania to Chatham
The European squadron consisting of the Chicago San Francisco and Illinois sailed yesterday from Christiania Norway for Chatham.
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Washington
Christiania
Norway
Chatham, Eay
Chicago
San Francisco
Illinois
Sherman and McDonald buy Miss Todd for 8000 dollars
In Port Henry on July 21, George P. D. Sherman and trainer Alonzo McDonald purchased the two year old filly Miss Todd from Howard S. Russell for eight thousand dollars. The deal confirms Sherman and McDonald as the new owners of the stakes-bound racer.
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Port Henry
N. Y
George PD. Sherman
Alonzo McDonald
Howard
Russell
Miss Todd
West Indies sugar aid request to Parliament
London reports a supplementary estimate to Parliament seeking a £250000 grant to support the West Indies sugar industry. The move aims to bolster production and stabilize distressed sugar prices amid ongoing economic challenges.
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London
West Indies
Rioting on steamer New Brunswick and jewel theft case
Reports describe wild disorder on the steamer New Brunswick leaving Union wharf for a moonlight excursion. Police and six officers were dispatched to Nantasket to control drunken passengers as damage to glass and furniture was noted. Separately in New York, May Yohe accuses former Captain Putnam Bradlee Strong of jewelry theft valued at 250000, with safes opened and jewels missing.
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New Brunswick
Union Wharf
Nantasket
Boston
O’clocs
Hanover Street
Glass
Dawson
Post
New York
Putnam Bradlee Strong
May’ Yohe
Lord Francis Hope
Strong
Hastings
Miss Yohe
Knickerbocker Safe Deposit Company
Goldstone Bros
Sixth Avenue
Henry Goldstone
Captain Strong
Yohe
Goldstone
Mrs. Strong
Goldstone’s
May Hart
Little Willie Schreiber
Elizabethport
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Thirty-second Street
Fifth Avenue
Hastings-on-the-Hudson
Emanuel Friend
Pulitzer
Safe Deposit Company
Friend
May Yohe
Moody to Leave Washington for Byfield Birthday Festivities
Secretary of the Navy Moody plans a trip leaving Washington next Friday and not returning until after September. He will visit Oyster Bay for a Sunday with President Roosevelt, then go to Byfield Massachusetts birthplace for the 200th anniversary on the 30th. He will also take part in Old Home Week at Salem.
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Washington
Moody
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Byfield
Mass
Salem
Colombia Fleet Sails to Reinforce Agua Dulce
The government fleet sailed last night with reinforcements ammunition and provisions for General Bertis army at Agua Dulce. General Salazar governor of Panama believes a major battle is underway and that government victory could end the Isthmian revolution.
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Panama
Colombia
Bertis
Agua Dulce
Salazar
Safe crack ers drill open New York station safe
Five expert burglars six masked and armed dynamited the New York and Stamford railroad station between Port Chester and Rye early today. They seized $2000 in cash and valuable checks and vouchers while four railroad employees were overpowered bound to chairs and forced to listen to the drill.
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New York
New York & Stamford
Port Chester
Rye
Yankee Edges Mineola In Strong Sloop Race At Sea
Yankee skippered by J Rogers Maxwell beat August Belmont's Mineola by 10 minutes 44 seconds in a six mile course held off Mineola in a steady breeze. Harry Maxwell sailed the Yankee against Charlie Barr, while other winners included KF F Brewster's Elmina over Muriel and Quissetta in a 380 mile course and Carwina beating Effort in the 48 foot class.
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New York
Belmont
Mineola
J. Rogers Maxwell
Harry Maxwell
Charlie Barr
KF. F. Brewster
Muriel
Clifford Braham
J. Berre King
I. Firte
S. W. Roach
Firefly
The
Rascal
Mary Baker
Ace
Adelaide
Emigration From Ireland Tops Three Million Over Fifty Years
London July 21 The final Irish census returns show that in fifty years more than 3,000,000 people left Ireland. Eight percent of emigrants have gone to the United States.
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Ireland
London
United States
Chamberlain Fully Recovered From Cab Accident
London July 21 Joe Chamberlain has completely recovered from injuries sustained in a cab accident and will resume his seat in Parliament tomorrow.
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London
Joe Chamberlain
Mr and Mrs White law Reid visit Skibo Castle Scotland
London report notes Mr and Mrs White law Reid visiting Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnegie at Skibo Castle in Scotland during a pair of social calls.
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London
Mortgage filed for 2 million bonds by Pawtucket Gas
In Pawtucket on July 21 the Pawtucket Gas Company filed a mortgage for 2 000 000 dollars with the city clerk. The loan proceeds are to support the issuance of bonds and the lien is in favor of the Slater Trust Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawtucket, R. L
Pawtucket Gas Company
Slater Trust Company
City Pays $320597 for Damages From Bennington Street Flood
The East Boston duty flood case reveals the city paid $320597 to about 900 claimants for damages to sealskins pianos and valuables stored in Bennington street cellars. 210 claims remain unsettled with potential further costs as 1484 claims were filed and many suits concluded in court.
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Boston
Bennington Street
East Boston
Law Department
Jesse M. Gove
Dodge
Board of Aldermen
Child
Eagle Square
Supreme Court
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Kaiser
Professor Munsterberg
Alderman Doyle
John D. Long
Richard Olney
C. R. Cross
F. L. Higginson
Edward Atkinson
W. T. Councilman
Dr. Donald
Oliver Ames
F. P. Vinton
Lathrop
Joseph Warren
J. M. Sears, Jr
C. F. Choate, Jr
B. H. Richards
Solomon Lincoln
J. R. Chadwick
W. H. Niles
Edward Everett Hale
R. F. Clark
H. P. Walcott
Judge Loring
Moses Williams
H. P. Bowditch
Francis Shaw
Lawrence
F. H. Appleton
E. D. Draper
Roger Wolcott
W. T. Sedgwick
A. L. Roche
Nathaniel Thayer
Gordon Dexter
Alexander Cochran
R. H. Stevenson, Jr
James Ford Rhodes
Henry L. Higginson
Charles Francis Adams
Judge Holmes
Sir Henry Irving
Robert Treat Paine
Professor Jagemann
E. S. Morse
Franz Pfaff
E. Rollins Morse
Lucius Tuttle
G. S. Goodale
G. H. Long
Grafton Cushing
Frederick M. S. Goodwin
Clement S. Houghton
Louis Wissem
Winthrop Wetherbee
Franks C. Lowell
William
Prussia
Bos
McLaurin
Father John
Hughwaymen
Thompson's Spa
IGE Cart Kiba Hoxbury Buy
Bearse
Crowninshield Sails
May Vohe
HOPE
Eugenie
Lady Francis
Yankee
Boy Skipper
Chamberlain
Reids
Carnegie
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