Terrific drive drags stock market to new lows
The stock market closed weak with new low records in both New York and Boston as bears dominated the final hour aided by forced liquidation. Amalgamated, Colorado Fuel, Mexican Central and others hit new lows while United States Realty suffered heavy selling due to Norcross Bros. and loan financing concerns. James Stillman and Charles M. Schwab held directorate roles amid large daily volumes.
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New York
Boston
Bears
Colorado
Mexican Central
Rock Island Common
Tennessee Coal and Iron
Southern Pacific
Copper Range
Tamarack
United States Realty Company
Norcross Bros. Company
James Stillman
National City Bank
Charles M. Schwab
Amalgamated
Administration of Bates Arraigned in Massachusetts
Congressman McNary led a Democratic attack on Governor Bates over vetoes and appointments, criticizing labor vetoes and the gas and police commissions. Speakers urged unity and aggressive action to win back seats, with claims of rising taxes and debt under Republican rule and optimism for a Democratic victory in Massachusetts. About 300 attendees heard calls for organization, loyalty, and a new administration.
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McNary
Bates
S. W. George
Heverhill
Gas and
Judge Emmons
Dean
Gaston
Arthur Lyman
Walsh
Clinton
Daniel B. Beard
Lynn
Massachusetts
Senate
Congress
Canada
Henry Cabot Lodge
Union
Boston
A. W. Moore
Essex
Charles L. Dean
Wakefield
Walter L. Ramsdell
W. P. Connery
Body of East Boston tunnel victim recovered after 34 days
After 34 days buried by earth from the June 19 tunnel accident described as a compressed air explosion, Peter Carline’s body was found last evening. The corpse, little decomposed, surfaced about 12 feet above the blast and will be interred at 40 Howard Street. Annie Carline, his daughter, expressed mixed joy and grief upon confirmation.
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Peter Carline
East Boston
Carline
East Drift
Briggs
Howard Street
Annie Carline
Post
Mary
Lowell Child Scalded in Cotton Machinery
Lowell July 2 Lillian OHare 14 years old in Appleton mill card room hair caught in frame scalp torn off part forehead and eyebrows. Taken to corporation hospital where scalp was stitched and she will probably recover.
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Lowell
Lillian O’hare
Appleton Mill
Corporation Hospital
Miss Cossaboon Recovers After 13 Days in Dorchester Woods
Miss Luella Cossaboon, found in the Dorchester woods near Oak Ridge Street after a 13 day absence, is weak but improving and not deemed insane. She says she survived on water and berries, and authorities doubt she remained unseen in the busy area. Her brother, nurse, and Rev. Swett are allowed at her side as hospital nourishment continues.
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Luella Cossaboon
Oak Ridge Street
Dorchester
A. L. Draper
War on West End Gaming War on West End Gaming
Captain Peabody of the Joy Street station raided a West End gambling den, capturing seven men. Three officers found two men dice shaking at 7 Strong Place and five others present. Arrested men include Albert Crawford Charles Bay Andrews Nichols Horace Ward Harvey Blake William Smith and John Jordan. The first two face gaming charges while others are charged with presence where gaming implements were found. All arrestees are Black.
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Captain Peabody
Joy Street
West End
Strong Place
Albert Crawford
Charles Bay
Andrews Nichols
Horace Ward
Harvey Blake
William Smith
John Jordan
Weather Outlook for Boston Area Weekend
Fair skies expected in Boston and vicinity with warmer temperatures. Friday and Saturday will see light to fresh westerly winds across New England with generally pleasant conditions.
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Boston
Vicinity
New England
Boston and Worcester Trolley Line Schedule Update
On Saturday afternoon and Sunday all day cars depart Chestnut Hill Brookline every 15 minutes toward Worcester and Framingham. From Park Square Boston service to South Framingham connects for Worcester every 30 minutes. Fast time and low fares stated.
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Chestnut Hill
Brookline
Worcester
Framingham
Park Square
Boston
South Framingham
Death by own action of A W Phinney
Abel W. Phinney a 47 year old real estate dealer with an office on Dorchester avenue ended his life yesterday afternoon by jumping into the Neponset river from Granite avenue bridge. He placed his business card in his cap and left it on the bridge as his body disappeared in the swift current. Police and friends searched the water into the night. his son Francis aged 19 aided the effort. Phinney had been in poor health after a cancer operation two years ago and his wife mourns, unsure if suicide or illness caused the act.
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Abel W. Phinney
Dorchester Avenue
Neponset
Granite Avenue
Phinney
George H. Pike
Prezell
Pike
A. W. Phinney
Lonsdale Street
Dorchester
Cleveland Signs Pearson from Homestead Pitcher
July 23. Alex Pearson of Homestead Penn was signed by Cleveland in the American league at 400 dollars per month after yesterday holding Pittsburg champions to two hits in nine innings. Pearson had stints with St Louis Toronto and the National and Eastern leagues prior to this deal.
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Pittsburg
Alex Pearson
Homestead
Penn
Cleveland
Pearson
St. Louis
Toronto
Beating May Prove Fatal in Charlestown Assault
Charles C. Canning, 83 Harding street Cambridge, lay in a relief station with a fractured skull and brain concussion after an 8 PM assault on Chelsea street Charlestown near the Navy yard gate. He was found unconscious by an unknown man who took him to hospital. Police believe robbery sparked the attack and seek suspects seen near the navy yard soliciting for coins.
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Charles C. Canning
Harding Street
Cambridge
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Navy Yard Gate
Division 15
Canning
Navy Yard
Police nab two bunco men in Chambers Street store
Thomas Graham and John Braslin, young men, ran a confidence game on Mark Daysh operator of a clothing shop at 2 Chambers Street yesterday afternoon. They entered about 5 pm, one feigned a purchase while the other appropriated samples. Goods valued at 23 dollars 60 cents were later found being disposed of in a pawnshop. both men are locked up at Station 3.
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Thomas Graham
John Braslin
Mark Daysh
Daysh
Chambers Street
Revere Beach Rescue Saves Medford Boy From Drowning
Nelson Caulkner a 12 year old from Medford nearly drowned at Revere Beach yesterday at 4 45 pm when he stepped into a deep hole. Metropolitan Police Officer Albert Chapman saw him, dived in with no coat or hat, and pulled him from the water. The boy was revived at the bathhouse emergency ward and sent home.
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Revere Beach
Nelson Caulkner
George Street
Medford
Metropolitan
Albert Chapman
Saxonia Reaches Harbor After Atlantic Crossing
The Cunard Line steamship Saxonia, sailing from Liverpool via Queenstown, passed Boston Light at 7 30 p m last evening en route to Boston, signaling arrival in the harbor.
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Saxonia
Harbor
Cunard Line
Saxonfla
Liverpool
Queenstown
Boston
Patrick Hanlon Held by State Police as Proprietor of Bay View House
State police arrested Patrick Hanlon a Lynn resident and reputed king of Revere Beach gamblers over a raid on a Revere Street gambling joint. He was jailed briefly on bail posted by John McGuinness as surety. The article notes local officials discuss Chief Oakes's possible removal amid indictments and citizen indignation meetings, with Selectmen Segee and Nevins named as opponents. Continuous coverage mentions prior arrests, the raid’s scope, and political tensions in Lynn government.
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Patrick Hanlon
Bay View House
Revere Beach
Lynn
Dick Canfield
Grand Army Hall
Edward H. Oakes
S. A. Segee
Simon J. Nevins
Oakes
Segee
Nevins
Revere Street
Revere
Frank P. Hardiman
Boulevard
Park
John McGuinness
Flying Horses
Han
Neal
William J. Arnold
Walter F. Hall
John Callahan
Jority
Post
Sackett
Michael Sullivan
Police
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Wade
Blackstone
Lyman
Nahant
Miss Cossaboon
WAR ON West End Gaming
Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Boston & Worcester Trolley Air Line
C. C. Canning
BUNCO
Qakes
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