Refused Testimony in Eddy Next Friends Suit
In Concord New Hampshire on July 29 magistrate E S Cook oversaw depositions in the next friends case involving Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy. H Cornell Wilson refused to answer questions about Mrs Eddy’s affairs and Calvin A Frye was expected to decline testimony as well. A ruling on contempt motions was promised for tomorrow at 10 30 AM. A commission was issued to Fred E Fernald of Boston to take depositions in Massachusetts in the Eddy v Frye case.
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Concord
N. H
Friends
Mary Baker G. Eddy
E. S. Cook
William E. Chandler
John W. Kelly
Wilson
Franks
Streeter
Allen Hollis
Chamberlin
Cook
Mr. Wilson
Kelly
Mrs. Eddy
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Frye
Laura A. Sargent
Frye
A. J. Shurtleff
Superior Court
Fred E. Fernald
Boston
Massachusetts
Eddy
Gulesian Faces Day Under Threat of Death
Under the threat of a violent death, M. H. Gulesian the wealthy Boston Armenian spent the entire day yesterday as if nothing had happened.
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M. H. Gulesian
Boston
State Militia Fires Big Guns at Fort Banks and Heath
At Fort Banks and Fort Heath in Winthrop Massachusetts troops and regular coast artillery under Captain Todd conducted sub calibre practice. Four mortars at Fort Banks and 13 big guns at Fort Heath fired on a fixed Broad Sound target with hopes for moving target drills tomorrow. Night drill involved three companies and real war conditions were anticipated in harbor maneuvers.
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Fort Banks
Winthrop
Massachusetts
Regular
Coast Artillery
Heath
Todd
Fort Heath
Broad Sound
Forts Banks and Heath
Wage scale increase planned for Boston line and labor notes
Labor notes report a 5 percent average wage increase on the Boston Revere Beach Lynn line set to begin Thursday morning. Several unions held meetings last night including Upholsterers Union 53 wharf and bridge carpenters Union 30 Hanover street and Shop and Mill Hands Union 1410. Other items cover parade plans for Labor Day by Bricklayers Union 8 and Park Department Assembly 7576, plus union recruitment for Springfield and Newport and organizing trips to New Haven by A S Starr.
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Boston
Boston Paper Hangers’ Union
Bricklayers’ Union 8
Park Department Assembly
Luxuriant hair growth serum ad from Philo Hay Spec Co
An old advertisement proclaims a hair product that promotes luxuriant growth, stops hair loss, and removes dandruff. It claims to keep hair soft and glossy, is not a dye, and is guaranteed perfectly pure. Philo Hay Spec. Co., Newark New Jersey, 50 cents, at druggists.
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Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
Armenian priest arrested in New York extortion probe
Fr Levant Martoogessian, an Armenian priest linked to the Hun chakist society, was arrested on extortion and blackmail charges. Police investigations into the assassination of wealthy Armenian merchant Hovannes Tavshanjian have led to five other Armenians being detained with more arrests anticipated.
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New York
Levant Martoogessian
Hunchakist Society
Hovannes Tavshanjian
Armenian businessman defies threats amid ongoing intimidation
Mr. Gulesian, a Boston garage developer, described a chilling blackmail plot threatening his life while noting a day uneventful aside from the menace. He spoke of protection plans, a gun, and his busy schedule at Irvington Street, with colleagues vowing to defend him.
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Irvington Street
Gulesian
Chestnut Hill
Lenox
Boylston
Exeter Streets
Waltham Street
Thompson's Spa
Old South
School
Tremont Streets
Park Street
Post
Richard Henry Scales
Huntington Avenue
Yesterdays Prostrations Across Roxbury and City Streets
A list of incidents reports multiple individuals struck by fainting or collapse at work, at home, or in transit. Names include Lewis Greenblatt 23 of Roxbury, William Clark 66 of People's Palace, Elizabeth Pray 37 of Beachmont, Emanuel Walker 68 of Hanover Street, Alicia Anthony 11 of Charles Street, Louis Dargan 30 of Oak Street, William Dorsey 51 of Holyoke Street. Relief stations and City Hospital are noted as destinations.
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Lewis Greenblatt
Bellflower Street
Quincy Street
Howard Avenue
Roxbury City Hospital
William C. Clark
People’s Palace
Washington Street
City Hospital
Elizabeth Pray
Beachmont
High Street
Emanuel Walker
Hanover Street
Alicia Anthony
Charles Street
Louis Dargan
Oak Street
Warren Bridge
William B. Dorsey
Holyoke Street
Cambridge Parade Sets City Record in Trade and Civic Show
Yesterday afternoon Cambridge staged a grand trade and civic parade hailed as unmatched since 1896. Mayor Wardwell reviewed divisions featuring 600 Hibernians, 75 young women on Puritan Lodge float, Dolly the 37 year old horse, and prominent displays from J B Holmes Co and Lydian Confectionery. The event closed with a City Hall banquet and Colonial Club reception.
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Cambridge
H. G. Kemp
Russell A. Wood
Wardwell
Grimmons
Somerville
Harvey
Waltham
Thomas W. Davis
Belmont Board of Selectmen
George Howland Cox
George G. Wright
John R. Whoriskey
Old Home Week
Julius Meyers
George A. Giles
William M. Hogan
Charles H. Lake
Board of Aldermen
Robert W. Hunter
Common Council
Fred Ela Warren
Flont
John H. Corcoran & Company
W. T. Roop & Co
Order of Hibernians
St. John's Literary Institute
East Cambridge
Hibernians
Division 1
Agassiz Council
Royal Arcanum
J. B. Holmes & Co
Lydian Confectionery Company
The
Cambridge Chronicle
J. A. Holmes & Co
Clans
Lindsay and Mackintosh
Clan Lindsay
Clan Mackintosh
Puritan Lodge
Uncle Sam
Dolly
Winslow H. Dodge
Father Mathew T. A. Society
Holy Name Society of the Blessed Sacrament Parish
Brattle Outing Club
Bendemere
Cambridge City Men's Union
A. E F
Cambridge Sewer Workers’ Union
City Men’s Union
John Corcoran
James Keith
Edward Kilhane
Henry Wall
Andrew Conley
Thomas Lynch
Jeremiah Hayes
Standard Oil Company
John T. Scully
Ward- Corby
Ginn & Co
Metropolitan Coal Company
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Cambridge Gas Light Company
Howard Fef. Peak
Howard Fef. Peak, Roan
Dover Stamping Company
Frederick L. Churchill
Cambridge Baking Company
John E. Lloyd
American Express Company
Lewis E. Chandler
Dana Hill Market Company
City Hall
Colonial Club
Quincy Street
Roxbury Old Home Week Celebrations Open With Fireworks
Roxbury marked Old Home Week with a full day of athletics reunions and praise. Local schools, a Roxbury Historical Society session, a National League baseball game, a Parker Hill illumination, a two hour fireworks display, and an evening concert culminated in a grand bonfire on Parker Hill.
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Roxbury
Old Washington
Mission Church Band
Parker Hill
Mission Church
Leonard's Orders Put Foresters in Parade Formations
Major Leonard issues orders for the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters to form in columns of 28 with a captain two sergeants and 24 members. Members report 8:45 to 9:45 a m Wednesday for a 10 o'clock start, officers to be drawn from chief rangers of Boston courts. IL Starr & Co will close at 1 p m to allow staff to attend Old Home Week parade.
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Order of Foresters
John J
Leutenant
Boston
Il. Starr & Co
Winter Street
Pequot Killed at South Station Injury Fatality
William Pequot a 22 year old brakeman for the Boston and Albany Railroad died at South Station yards near the Cove street bridge when he was struck by a passing engine while assisting a wrecking crew to reposition a passenger engine. He lived on Massachusetts Avenue in Cambridge.
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William Pequot
Boston & Albany
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
South Station
Cove Street
Pequot
Foraker Opposes Taft in Public Statement
Cincinnati July 29 Senator Foraker issued a public statement saying he cannot favor Secretary of War William H Taft as a presidential candidate He contends Taft supports an immediate revision of the tariff which he opposes as dangerous to the country prosperity.
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Cincinnati
Senator Foraker
William H. Taft
Foraker
Taft
Japan Likely to Dominate Pacific Fisheries Under New Treaties
St Peters burg July 29 It seems likely that Japan will dominate the fisheries of the Pacific under the new treaties of commerce navigation and fisheries signed at the Foreign Office yesterday. A political entente will follow soon wiping out wartime hostilities and contentions.
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ST. Petersburg
Japan
Pacific
Foreign Office
Pacific Fisheries Entente Expands Rights for Japan
The twelve year convention covers Okhotsk Yellow Sea and Behring Strait areas with all sea animals except the sea otter. It grants Japanese subjects fishing rights repairs sheds and drying on the coast while Russia must notify two months before auctions. Russia and Japan guarantee rights, with negotiations conducted in secrecy and aims to peacefully develop Pacific coast provinces. The 1911 commercial treaty is temporary.
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Okhotsk
Yellow Sea
Behring Strait
Vladivostok
Russia
Russian
Amur
Japan
Pacific
France
Corea
Portsmouth
Two East Boston Men Injured in Cave-In at Work
Bernard Matney 36 and John McLaughlin 52 were severely hurt when earth caved in during trench work at 12 Porter Street East Boston. Matney had a fractured right wrist while McLaughlin suffered facial cuts knee abrasions and facial contusions. Both were taken to Relief Hospital.
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Bernard Matney
Lamson Court
East Boston
John McLaughlin
Chelsea Street
Water Department
Porter Street
Matney
McLaughlin
Relief Hospital
Hibernians Jolly Hosts Old Home Week Reception
Division 58 and Ladies Auxiliary No 18 A O H held an Old Home Week reception in Dahlgren Hall South Boston. Speakers included William J Sullivan on Ireland’s contribution to America Frank J Linehan on Boston's Old Home Week and Matthew J Cummings on the Order and its Work.
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Dahlgren Hall
Boston
William J. Sullivan
Ireland
America
Frank J. Linehan
Matthew J. Cummings
Travel 2200 Miles To Attend Old Home Week
R. J. Schwappe and E. P. Schwappe arrived yesterday on the United Fruit Company steamer Simon from Costa Rica to join Old Home Week. RF Schwappe is manager of the Costa Rica fruit office and his brother E P Schwappe is associated with him.
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R. J. Schwappe
E. P. Schwappe
United Fruit Company
Simon
Porter
Costa Rica
RF. Schwappe
Fruit Company
Moyer Granted 25000 Bail in Haywood Case
Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners was ordered released on 25000 bail by Judge Wood after acquittal in the Steunenberg murder case He will likely be released tomorrow and return to Denver A separate speedily set trial was arranged for Pettibone with possible later bail requests The Butte union will sign the Boise bail bond via 100000 to 140000 reserves to back the bond and show support for Moyer.
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Boise
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
William D. Haywood
Steunenberg
Wood
Haywood
Federation
Oer
Denver
George A. Pettibone
Pettibone
Moyer
Harry Orchard
Peter Breen
Butte
Mont
Breen
Butte Union
First National Bank of Boise
Bryan Says Haywood Verdict Appealing and Flawed
Peoria Illinois July 29 W J Bryan comments on the Haywood verdict saying he was glad it was not guilty. He watched the trial and contends Orchard’s testimony is unreliable and shows the defendant’s innocence. He criticizes the prosecution’s conduct and notes questionable mine owner connections.
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Peoria, Ill
W. J. Bryan
Haywood
Orchard
Colorado
Suffering Gall Stones Healed by Appendixine Claim
Mrs Patrick Moore of Paterson New Jersey credits Appendixine with curing her gall stone agony avoiding surgery and urges others to use the remedy. The ad promotes Appendixine as a natural liver tonic priced at 1 per bottle with mail order booklets and lists Jaynes Drug Co as a distributor in Boston.
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Patrick Moore
Barclay St
Paterson
N. J
Appendixine Co
West 70Th St
New York
Jaynes Drug Co
Boston
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