Ware explains Progressive debt rumors and his resignation
Charles Eliot Ware Jr writes to the editor disputing a Boston paper claim that Massachusetts Progressive party debts are insolvent. He notes a statement from treasurer Lawrence Brooks that creditors will be paid and says he has resigned as state treasurer, remains a Progressive though out of party duties.
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Post
Boston
Progressive Party
Massachusetts
Prabe Party of
Republican Party
Vé Party
Democratic
Aimilar
Lawrence C. Brooks
Charles Eliot Ware, JR
William W Raymond Celebrates 91st Birthday in East Weymouth
East Weymouth resident and former selectman William W Raymond marked his 91st birthday today. The lifelong local figure, noted for service to the town, celebrated in the community where he has spent his years.
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East Weymouth
William W. Raymond
Selectman
Miners Elect Moyer Head in Regional Vote
The Western Federation of Miners canvassed referendum results and reported Charles H. Moyer elected president. A motion to appoint a three person committee to go to Butte for a new local election was deferred to next Tuesday as the Butte controversy becomes a special order.
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Denver
Col
Western Federation of Miners
Charles H. Moyer
Butte
Seven more file for nomination papers in state primaries
Seven more candidates filed for state primary offices with the Board of Election Commissioners. Senator James H. Brennan of Charlestown seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress and Peter J. Donohue of ward 20 seeks one Democratic seat for the House. Other filers include John J. O Neil ward 16, Oswald Kelly ward 1, John W Kenny ward 13, William H Sullivan ward 19, and Samuel H Mildram Progressive ward 24.
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Board of Election Commissioners
James H. Brennan
Charlestown
Congress
Peter J. Donohue
Ward
House of Representatives
John J. O’neil
House
Oswald Kelly
John W. Kenny
William H. Sullivan
Samuel H. Mildram
Roosevelt's Assailant Shows Mental Deterioration
Milwaukee July 2 Judge Backus reports John Schrank the would be killer of Colonel Roosevelt in 1912 is daily growing worse mentally. Physicians at Waupun state prison say he likely will not be tried for assault with intent to kill.
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Milwaukee
Wis
John Schrank
Roosevelt
A. C. Backus
Municipal Court
Criminal Insane Department
Waupun
Schrank
City Missionary Society picnic at Abbotswood marks a sunny success
More than 1300 mothers and children enjoyed the fourth day outing at Franklin Park Abbotswood. The event ran from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. under blue skies with tents full of sandwiches and ice cream. Families from East Boston and Dorchester attended.
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D. W. Waldron
Mary R. Waldron
Missionary Society
Franklin Park
City Missionary Society
Abbotswood
Boston
South End
Roxbury
Dorchester
Winchester Crossing Report Ordered by Superior Court
Judge Pierce of the Superior Court ordered the Winchester grade crossing commission to file a report on the first Monday of next November after a long delay since 1906. Attorney General Boynton urged the commission’s report and Town Counsel Charles F. Dutch supported the motion in equity court.
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Pierce
Superior Court
Winchester
Boynton
Equity
Charles F. Dutch
Experts Seek Fertile Soils on Deer Island
Professors F. B. Haskell and J. A. Ford of Massachusetts Agricultural College arrive in Boston for a trip to Deer Island to test the soil. The visit supports a movement to have inmates of the institution grow vegetables and plants in their spare time.
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Deer Island
F. B. Haskell
J. A. Ford
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Boston
Slashed girl will recover in Brockton hotel incident
Brockton July 24. John S. Butler 48 of Lynn charged with attempted murder of his sweet heart Miss May Fielding 28 of Taunton by slashing her with a razor in a Hotel Victoria room. Fielding will recover. Butler's condition serious after he allegedly attempted suicide. Razors found by police.
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Brockton
Miss May Fielding
Alger Avenue
Taunton
Relief Fund Grows Slowly Amid Stalled Contributions
The Salem relief fund receipts fell to 2409.38 yesterday from 4599.90 the day before, lowering the total from 582926.36 to 585335.74. Most gifts were small, with only two over 60, while larger donations came from the Salem Relief Fund Committee of Framingham Massachusetts and the Red Cross branches in Boston and New Hampshire.
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Salem
Salem Relief Fund Committee
Framingham
Mass
Keith’s Theatre
Boston
New Hampshire
Red Cross
Gardiner M. Lane
State Street
Salem Relief Committee
South Berwick Village
Bair & Weimer
Lancaster
Kossuth Hall Ass
Combis da Wis
Sesienes
Church of the Precious Blood
Sinatetas
SS. Peter and Paul Church
Aatease
North Star
O. F
Worcester
Maas
Henry I. Mason
Beverly
Bawth
Saugus
Emma Densloner
Ralph Garofano
Charles G. Kriel
Baltimore
Holyoke
St. Brendan's Church
Riverside
Peer
St. John’s Church
Hartford
Conn
Salem Relief Fund
Wakefield
Keith's Theatre
Trial testimony in Wakefield murder case in New Haven
Defense in the Wakefield murder trial presented seven witnesses in New Haven Connecticut. Testimony suggested Mrs Wakefield feared James Plew who was hanged for the actual murder, with witnesses noting Plew’s abuse of her children and her fear of him.
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New Haven, Conn
Bessie J. Wakefield
William O. Wakefield
Frank Webster
Middlebury
Hattie Drake
Plew
Mrs. Wakefield
Tyler Davieson
Mr. Davidson
Sir. Mather
Pessie
Alling
Downey
Martha Juda
Business Men to See Wilson in Philadelphia
A delegation representing national associations and more than 1000 wholesale houses will be received by President Wilson at noon next Wednesday to discuss business conditions. Attending groups include the National Wholesale Dry Goods Association the National Supply and Machinery Dealers Association the National Wholesale Hardware Association the National Wholesale Jeweler's Association the Glass Distributors Association and the Sheet Metal Club. A conference of these organizations will be held here on Tuesday.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
National Wholesale Dry Goods Association
National Supply & Machinery Dealers’ Association
National Wholesale Hardware Association
National Wholesale Jeweler’s Association
Glass Distributors’ Association
Sheet Metal Club
Baldwin pays 72 dollars to avoid jail term
Dwight Baldwin a Boston and Allston real estate dealer chose to pay 72 dollars rather than serve 14 days in jail for contempt after refusing to pay a debt incurred by his wife. He served four hours before settling the amount and being released.
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Dwight Baledwin
Boston
Allston
Baldwin
George
Ann Wan
Ban on Corsets Collars and Heels Sparks Fashion Debate
Boston men back American styles promoted at the Sagamore Sociological Conference. Doctors Moore and Caswell fault corsets high heels and tight waists as health risks. Advocates Plummer and Gutterson push simpler dress to improve movement comfort and modesty.
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Boston
Sagamore
Howard Moore
Newbury Street
Newton Hospital
Constance Gutterson
New Dress Idea Promises Comfort Without Corsets
The Rev Morton W Plummer Melrose and Dr A Caswell Pilis of the University of Texas at Sagamore discuss a dress movement. Miss Gutterson designs aim to combine beauty comfort and economy with no corsets high collars or heavy hats. Dr Moore notes clothes affect posture and health and that hats should balance weight to aid posture.
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Paris
Dr. Caswell
Morton W. Plummer
Melrose
A. Caswell Pilis
University of Texas
Sagamore
George W. Coleman
Ford Hall
Miss Gutterson
Man Rescues Drowning Jumper After Cove Street Bridge Fall
Matthew Lavery 42 without fixed abode leaped from Cove Street Bridge into Old Fort Point channel and was saved by drawtenders Edward Hagan Dennis O Connor and Fred Laflin after a fierce struggle during which Laflin nearly drowned.
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Cove Street
Matthew Lavery
City Hospital
South Boston
Cove Street Bridge
Old Fort Point Channel
Edward Hagan
Dennis O’connor
Fred Laflin
Lavery
Laflin
Rhode Island Naval Battalion Embarks for Narragansett Bay Voyage
Members of the Rhode Island Naval Battalion boarded the training ship Aileen in Providence and Bristol for a Narragansett Bay run to Newport. They joined Naval Reserves from Connecticut aboard the battleship Rhode Island and then sailed to Portland to take aboard the Maine Naval Militia.
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Providence
Rhode Island Naval Battalion
Aileen
Bristol
Narragansett Bay
Newport
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Portland
Maine Naval Militia
Neal Institute offers painless drug and drink habit treatment
An unsolicited physician letter touts the Neal Treatment as painless and fully effective for morphine cocaine and alcohol addiction. The testimonial from a physician claims eight years of heavy use ended with no cravings and praises privacy free consultation and confidential talks at Neal Institute Boston and Springfield addresses.
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Neal
Neal Institute
Newbury ST
Boston
Back Bay
Worthington St
Springhold
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