Melrose Driver Thrown 30 Feet In Street Collision
William Landick driver for S L Clemen & Co grocers Melrose was hurled 30 feet when his covered wagon collided with a touring car at Porter and Lebanon streets. He suffered cuts and bruises but was said to be only lightly hurt. The car, driven by William Peterson of Malden, allegedly emerged from behind the wagon without warning just before Main Street turn.
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William Landick
S. L. Clemen & Co
Grocers
Melrose
Porter
Lebanon
Landick
Main Street
William Peterson
Herbert Damon
Mountain Avenue
Malden
Auto dress sale price reductions timeline
An ad shows dresses initially at 3.95 with staged cuts: 2.96 on Aug 12, 1.97 on Aug 19, 0.98 on Aug 26, and giveaway on Sept 3. The only way to avoid further cuts is to sell the stock before reductions begin.
Deny Right of England at Panama Debate in Senate
In Washington on July 29 the Senate rejected Britain's claim to join a canal tolls accord. Senators Bradley and Massey argued the United States may regulate its own affairs under the treaty and that purchasing the canal zone withdraws the issue from international control.
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Washington
Great Britain
Panama Canal
Senate
Bradley
Kentucky
Massey
Nevada
United States
Debate on Panama Canal Prudence Divides Senate Leaders
Senators clash over the Hay Pauncefote treaty and the canal’s status. McCumber argues fortification is a war measure and warns of international backlash. Massey says the treaty can be ignored on canal matters, framing the waterway as a domestic issue. Bradley presses that the U S must apply equal rights and protect its shipping as the canal is a domestic project.
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McCumber
North Dakota
Massey
United States
Bradley
Kentucky
Canal
Master for Canal Case Hears Buzzards Bay Nuisance Claim
W Harold Hitchcock appointed master by Judge Pierce to hear evidence on a Buzzards Bay nuisance claim regarding night work on the Cape Cod canal. Complainants include Francis W Hunnewell and others from Wellesley Natick Brookline Boston Cambridge and Dover. Cape Cod and Furst Clark Construction Co. are the defendants.
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W. Harold Hitchcock
Pierce
Buzzards Bay
Cape Cod Canal
Hitchcock
Cape Cod
Furst-Clark Construction
Francis W. Hunnewell
Walter Hunnewell
Henry S. Hunnewell
Jane H. Hunnewell
Wellesley
William S. Patten
Natick
Moses Williams
Brookline
John L. Hall
Boston
Joseph Warren
Cambridge
Charles F. Lyman
Dover
Tested Beauty Recipes For Troubled Hair And Skin
Advertisements promote Canthrox shampoos and Spurmax lotion to treat stringy hair rough skin and oily complexions. Formulas include glycerine hazel water spurmax and parnotis for tone smoothing and toning, with pyroxin claimed to enhance lashes and brows.
Rose Rosenthal Murder Confessions Move Against Becker
The district attorney signs a cooperation deal with Rose, Bridgie Webber, and Vallon associates to obtain confessions. Becker pleads not guilty to first degree murder and is held at the Tombs as investigators flag a broader conspiracy behind the Rosenthal murder. An unverified Catskills report claims Harry Horowitz is among those recently arrested as part of the case.
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Becker
Rose
Max D. Steuer
Bridgie Webber
James M. Sullivan
Jack Rose
Harry Vallon
Webber
Wallon
Whitman
Vallon
Libby
Shapiro
Sullivan
Dago Frank Cirofici
Steuer
Mulqueen
Criminal Courts
Rosenthal
Mr. Kling
Court of General Sessions
Tannersville
Catskills
New York
Harry Horowitz
Gib the Blood
Daley Declares Run for Congress in 12th District
Daniel J. Daley of Brookline announces his candidacy for Congress in the new 12th district. He is viewed by Democratic leaders as the strongest challenger who can beat Republican rivals and trim the party’s margin. Daley previously contested Weeks and reduced the GOP majority, signaling a vigorous campaign across the district and parts of Boston’s Ward 2% and surrounding towns.
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Daniel J. Daley
Brookline
United State Congress
Mr. Daley
New
12Th
Daley
Congress
John W. Weeks
Newton
Old Fourth District
Boston
ELOPERS FACE CATHOLIC REMARRIAGE IN GARDEN CITY
Charles A Sadler and Elizabeth Florence Leonard, a popular Garden City pair, eloped to Hartford and wed. They will remarry in a Catholic church with the bride’s parents blessings. The couple met as Technical High School students two years ago. Sadler works as a traveling salesman for a Boston hardware firm.
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Charles A. Sadler
Elizabeth Florence Leonard
Newton
Garden City
Hartford
Conn
Michael Leonard
Technical
Young Sadler
Boston
Leonard
Fred H. L. Hammond
Sadler
Charles Sadler
Funeral Plans for William H. Walker in Sharon
William H. Walker a well known Boston lawyer and Park Commission associate dies after weeks of illness at his Sharon home. Born September 24 1862 in Warshaw Illinois he leaves a widow Eva M. Perry three children a sister and his mother. Funeral from the Sharon home tomorrow at 2 pm with burial in Keokuk Iowa.
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William H. Walker
Boston
W. B. de Las Casas
The
Park Commission
Charles R. Saunders
Sharon
Warshaw
Ill
John E
Martha A. Walker
Monster muster set for Chelsea August twenty second
Indications point to a major league gathering in Greater Boston with a monster muster planned in Chelsea on Thursday August 22 as part of the current schedule.
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Greater
Boston
Chelsea
World's Greatest Hypnotist Publishes Free Hypnotism Book
Herbert L. Flint, known as the father of modern hypnotism, offers a free copy of Lessons in Hypnotism to readers who apply to Flint's College of Hypnotism in Cleveland, Ohio. The ad touts Flint's expertise and claims a first edition may sell out quickly, urging swift requests.
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Herbert L. Flint
Flint
Wlint
College of Hypnotism
Dept
Cleveland
Ohio
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