Colonel Edmund Rice Honored With Hall of Flags Lying in State
General Rice will lie in state in the Hall of Flags at the State House in Boston. Governor Guild orders Sixth Infantry to escort and attend services with U S regulars detail from the War Department. Burial planned at Arlington National Cemetery after Wakefield services.
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Spottsylvania
Edmund Rice
State House
Blackmar
Commonwealth
Ares
Rice
Massachusetts Infantry
Massachusetts
U. S
Guild
Priest
Sixth Infantry
M. Vv. M
United States
Charles K. Darling
Wakefield
Hall of Flags
Kinsley Post
Legion of the
Nineteenth Massachusetts Regiment Association
Sixth Massachusetts Veteran Association
The
Loyal Legion
James A. Frye
Governor
Samuel M. Mansfield
George Goodale
George T. Coppins
Nineteenth
Massachusetts Regiment Association
William A. Hill
Massachusetts Commandery
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Butler Ames
Sixth
Thomas H. Mathews
Bowdoin
Parker
Ira B. Goodrich
Kinsley Post 113
Thomas Talbot
Twenty-sixth
United States Volunteer Infantry
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
Slayer Bailey acquitted after unwritten law defense
Edmund Bailey was found not guilty of murdering Jay Lawder, a coal operator, after 24 hours of jury deliberation in Fulton Missouri. Bailey claimed the unwritten law as his defense while his wife’s trial for accessory was suspended for the verdict. Mrs. Bailey sat with her month-old baby during the proceedings.
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Fulton, Mo
Edmund Bailey
Jay Lawder
Bailey
Lawder
United Fruit steamers San Jose and Admiral Sampson arrive
The San Jose, Captain Owen, docked from Port Limon with 40 000 banana bunches and passengers A Rich and Mrs Rich returning to Danvers. The Admiral Sampson, Captain Henshaw, arrived from Jamaica with 34 781 banana bunches and passengers Dr A E Dunning Mrs J H Baker and Master Don Baker of Boston.
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United Fruit Company
San Jose
Owen
Port Limon
A. Rich
Tiribi River
Mrs. Rich
Danvers
Jamaica
Admiral Sampson
Henshaw
Long Wharf
A. E. Dunning
J. H. Baker
Don Baker
Boston
Many Bostonians on Saxonia Leaving Today
The Cunard liner Saxonia under Captain Charles sails at 11 30 this morning for Liverpool and Queenstown carrying 105 saloon, 160 second cabin, and 360 steerage passengers. Among the saloon passengers are Dr William M Bullard Frederick L Bullard Mr and Mrs R M Bradley Mr and Mrs Charles M Barker C H Fiske Harry Hartley wool merchant Charles Pratt Harrington Mr and Mrs C Humphrey Dr Frederick L Jack Dr Edwin E Jack Edward Everett Rice W L Richardson Dr G K Sabine and Mrs Sabine Frank E Simpson Miss S W Smith Dr J Miller Coit of Concord Mass Miss Alice York Miss Grace R Skinner Edward L Skinner all of Andover Mass.
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Cunard
Saxonia
Charles
Liverpool
Queenstown
William M. Bullard
Fredérick L. Bullard
Statistics of Deaths From Athletic Sports
Dr. Robert E. Coughlin of Brooklyn collects 1905 fatalities across sports totaling 78 deaths. Football accounts for 28, baseball 12, horse racing nine, boxing six, gymnasium work three, with most others single incidents. Seventeen football victims were high school boys.
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Robert E. Coughlin
Brooklyn
New Orleans and Windrim Kid Rival Yachts for German-American Cup Trials
New Orleans yacht club members fund and launch a Small boat to race in the German-American trials alongside Windrim Kid. Frank G. Macomber Jr. backs Herreshoff Chewink VI and commissions a second Small Bros. design Windrim Kid, which won its first race against Boundrei. Both crafts show strong windward and reach performance, aiming to face German vessels in Marblehead in September.
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New Orleans
Windrim
Small Bros
Boston Naval Architects
Marblehead
Eastern Yacht Club
Southern Yacht Club of
Frank G. Macomber, Jr
Massachusetts Bay
Mr. Macomber
Herreshoff
Bristol
M Herreshoff
Chewink
Windrim Kid
Boundrei
Vessels Return with Heavy Fresh Fish and Cargoes at Water Front
A Saturday closing hour tally shows 37 vessels discharging 1 171 000 pounds of mixed fresh fish at the fish pier including 696 000 haddock 416 000 cod 34 200 hake 2 700 pollock and 1 300 halibut. Swordfish trips added 206 fish plus 266 barrels of mackerel from the Halifax. Weekly imports total 3 297 285 and exports 1 580 192 with year to year gains. The Marquette and Jolanda arrivals add cargoes and coal fleets pass Cape Cod amid fog.
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Rita
A. Viator
Thomas W. Knight
Olive F. Hutchins
Halifax
Haddock
Shipping News Mini Almanac Reflects July Seaports Activity
The almanac lists ship arrivals and clears on July 24 including steamers Marquette Tribe San Jose Admiral Sampson Halifax and many tugs towing barges. It notes high and low tides, sun and moon data, and a long roster of vessels with origins such as Antwerp Liverpool Port Antonio Norfolk and Philadelphia.
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Marquette
Tribe
Antwerp
Sachem
Murdock
Liverpool
Warren & Co
San Jose
Owen
Port Simon
C. R
Admiral Sampson
Henshaw
Port Antonio
Jam
Halifax
Ellis
Charlottetown
P. E
Port Hawkesbury
C. B
N. S
Astral
Godfrey
Philadelphia
Navigator
Newport News
New Jersey
Florida
Concord
Hewitt
Canton
Tipton
Sagua
Eureka
Plummer
Cienfuegos
Bala
Newburyport
Cheektowaga
Farnham
Perth Amboy
Bath
Balize
Brooklyn
Richmond
Snow
North Boothbay
Kennebec
Washington, D. C
Mars
Chandler
Portland
Reading
Wesley A. Gove
Crocker
Lynn
Kimberton
Covington
Perry
Kentucky
Triton
Hersey
Guttenburg
Liberty
Thomas
Clara A. Donnell
Brendige
T. Charlton Henry
Sanford
Baltimore
Alice Holbrook
J. Kennedy
Morrison
Warren
R. L
St. Leon
Tracy
Machias
Harry
Chester
Clark
Sagamore
Trefry
Wind Southwest
United States
Maryland
Rockport
Mass
Bosnia
Hamburg
Prince George
Yarmouth
St. Croix
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Calvin Austin
H. F. Dimock
New York
Cuba
Dunlo
Matanzas
Norfolk
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Legal Loan Co
Dewey Company
State St
Commercial Investment CO
Compton Bldg
Devonshire St. Or
Arch St
Mutual Loan CO
Water St
Tremont ST
Amount Life 2 Insurance
TES Priv
SB Eusavivay
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
Ieee Erinaeioiaidecie
City Loan Coo
gild&Sutt
Spooner & Briccs
Devonshire ST
RR and Heirs
W. T. Salter
Tolman
Bromfield St
P. O. Box
caild&Sutt
Workincmen’s Loan Association Voor Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
McNamara
Tremont
Budding
Cambridge
Boydoin
CASLF
Russell
the Post
L. J. Peabody
Winancial
Bankers Loan Company
Bankers Loan Cmpany
Court Square
Front Street
Worcester
Strong & CO
R. Briggs
Washington Et
Franklin Loan CO
School St
Waren
Realty Investment CO
Washington St
Aetna Loan CO
Martin
Bago Room
Ostmaster
Provincetown
Dorchester Yacht Club
W. Spear
Freeport St
Dorchester
S.R. Knights & CO
Washington Street
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Compton and
Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
West End Dispensary
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
Fsasututh
Suffolk Supply Co., Inc
d&Su Tfa
Atlantic Ave
Summer St
R. A. Klous & CO
Lenox Jewelry CO
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Mheee
Paueadonia
Aiwase
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Star Line
Ueenstown
Republic
Thurs
Company
India Building
Michigan
REN House
Dominion Atlantic BY. S. S. Line
Foot State St
Maritime Provinces
Newfoundland
Waa
J. F. Masters
Commercial Wharf
Hawkesbury
Sydney
Baddeck
A. W. Perry
Romney
Read
Eran
Warren St
Roxbury
Imp
Singer
Broadway
Somerville
Snow & Bons
North Market St
Max Keezer
Harvard
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Metropolitan Park Commission
Charles River Reservation
Arsenal Street
Cambridge Hospital
Engineering Department
Beacon Street
Illiam
DE Las Casas
Edwin B. Haskel
Edwin A. Curtis Pevio N. Skillings
Ellerton P. Whitney
Metro- Htan Park Commission
John R. Rablingineer
Prof
Slye
Astrology
Karana
Johnson
A. Zabola
Old Stand
Stafford
Friend St
Royal Auto CO
Columbus Ave
Tel
Tremont Ae
Tenses Exchange
Bromfield, Tel
Camp White
Narragansett Bay
A. A. White
Riverside
R. I
Whitman & CO
Arlington Ave
Sullivan
Goddard
Boston School of
Lawyer C. ©. Allen
Court St
Casey
Guy's
Canals
William N. Souther & CO
d&Sutt
Frank. G. Macomber
Warren Line
Pier 4
Hoosac Docks
Cape
Vineyard Sound
Cape Cod
Red Star
Pier 2
New Haven
Jolanda
Torrevieja
Spain
Mystic Wharf
Buenos Ayres
Joseph H Sa
Mary Cantos
Maxwell
Mina Swim
B. B
Domingos
Philip P Fish Hawk
Francis V Bymvia
Dorothy
Sarah Eee
Thomas Brundage
Water Witch
Maud Silva
Harmony
Winifred
Gladys and
Sabra
Ignatius Enos
Olympia
Oliver F. Killam
Shipping News
Sheppy Allison
Tronta (Jr
City of
Cunard Line
Ivernia
Sylvania
Etruria
Lucania
Carmania
Umbria
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Adriatic
Carpathia
Slavonia
Pannonia
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas. P. Sumner
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Providence
Artery Wharf
W. Coria
Province
Grand Atlantic
Virginia Ave. and Beach
Atlantic City
N. J
Steel Pier
Pacity
Cheshire Eovent
McDowell
Tailor’s Square
U.S
Mcdowell' S School
Winter St
Miss Winters
E. T. Slattery Co
Wolf’s
Cross St
Bondon
F. H. Roberts Stogg
Tremont Et
Dov Dover
NEW England Confectionery CO
Melcher St
South Station
Back Bay Auto School
U. S. Army
Hanover St
Herbert Cook
Haverhill 1
Tremont Tea CO
Portland St
Cor
Smyth
BE. Adams & CO
Congress St
Broad St
Lady’s Gold Watch
Quincy House
A. L. Drake
A. Freeman
Bedford St
Revere Beach
Atlantic
Lady's Ank
Eton
Sullivans
T. Farbpf
Tyler Ct
Mapewood
Castle Island
Sohmer
Ruggles St
Trp SR
Empire Mfg. CO
Wash. St
Dover St
R. M. Sharaff& CO
Interst
Jamaica Plain
Terrace St
Pantalas
A. P. Ham
Bowker St
W. A. Bunton
High
Federal
Bunker Hill Terrace
Tufts St
Newton ST
Ste Brookline
Riverway Drive
Green St
Raskind & Shuman
Einen
Altham St
Spizer & Cooper
Stone B Bros
Leverett, Jr
Peabody Medical Institute
Buldweb St
Opposte Revere House
America
Boston Auto School Incorporated
Tremont Street
STATE
Haverhill St
James Coyne
M. B
COYNE
Broad
d&Sutf
HUB
National Adv. Bureau
Chicago
Albert’s
Crown
Richards
Beverly St
City
St. James’ Church
Federal St
Salem
Mack Bros
Houghton & Ware
John’s
Davis St
Dover
MR. Cotton
Canal &T
Hale St
West End
Edward Reardon
Atkinson Law Officcr
d&Su
Dr. Hallock Co
Court Street
Stoddard Streets
Bowdoin Square
Sudbury Street
Knight’s Pharmacy
Cor. Hanover
Pratt’s Drug Store
James C.ady
Berkeley St
Weinstein
Boston Medical Institute
Scollng Sq
Sun
Hayden Medical Co
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