Plan Panama Canal Mails Ocean Mail Service
Postmaster General Hitchcock announced plans for a Panama Canal ocean mail service linking Atlantic ports with Panama and Colon. Fast 16 knot steamers would run weekly from New York and New Orleans to Colon and Seattle to Panama, starting autumn 1914, aiming to boost transcontinental commerce and cover about a million dollars yearly cost.
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Man Dies as Boulder Crushes Worker at Westford Quarry
Herbert H. Colson of North Chelmsford was killed when a three ton granite boulder fell on him at a Westford quarry. The 53 year old man was stooping to work with a pick when the rock dislodged and pinned him between it and another stone. He leaves a wife.
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Burglars Caught by Girl Are Jailbirds
Patrick J. Callahan alias James Evans and Herbert E. Knight alias Albert Smith were arrested in Roxbury after a chase with shots fired. They were arraigned before Judge Williams in Roxbury Police Court for breaking and entering Hawthorne Drug Co. at 114 Dudley Street and held on $3000 for the grand jury.
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Burglary Gang Captured After Shooting Standoff
Special Officer Wright recalls Knight, ally of Edward Bannon slain by Sergeant Henry Barry during a Milk street chase. Miss Annie McGahan alerted officers Doherty and Finnegan after spotting burglars forcing a drug store door with a jimmy. Two suspects were nabbed at pistol point. they left 29 cents in the till.
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Glengarriff Blue Serge Suit at Continental
The Glengarriff special blue serge suit offered by Continental Clothing House priced at $14.75. Advert says it equals any $20 Boston suit.
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Senate to Pass Trade Pact Amid Bitter Battle
Washington July 21 The Canadian reciprocity bill ends a long battle in Congress as Senate expected to approve the measure by a large majority. Predictions say at least 60 of 91 senators will vote in favor with most Democrats and many stalwart Republicans supporting it. Some Republican insurgents and a few Democrats oppose.
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Senate-Taft reciprocity bill faces House delay deadline
Senate leaders hoped to send the reciprocity bill to President Taft before Beverly tomorrow but Speaker Clark said the House cannot stay in session long enough. Adjournment until next Wednesday means the bill cannot be received until then. La Follette lambasted Taft and Democrats over tariff politics while 25 amendments await action with White House opposition to major changes.
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Acting Mayor pushes for fire dept funding transfer
Acting Mayor Walter L Collins seeks a $25 000 transfer from the reserve fund to expand the fire department by 50 men under the new city charter to give city auditor approval power. City Auditor Mitchell reportedly does not plan the transfer. Corporation Counsel Babson argues council overstepped the charter and warns fines and imprisonment for interference with city labor hiring. The council may lack authority if the charter repeals Act 261, leaving the transfer to the auditor with mayoral approval.
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Man Sentenced for Stolen Produce Wagon Near North End
John J. Murphy of 86 Wilton Street Cambridge stole Anthony T. Murray's produce wagon, sold vegetables in the market district, and was arraigned before Judge Bolster yesterday in the police court. He was found guilty and sentenced to six months in the house of correction.
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Women Fight Forest Fires Near Asquam House
Ashland New Hampshire July 21 A fierce forest fire moved toward the Asquam House on Shepard's Hill Holderness and endangered St Peters on the Mount. Women and children aided by forming lines around buildings to protect the Isaac VanHorn estate, Asquam House, and Hillside cottage from the flames.
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