Boston mass meeting backs McNamara protest on Common
Five thousand Boston workers and their allies lauded McNamara and called for an impartial Los Angeles trial for the alleged Los Angeles Times bombing. The gathering endorsed defense funds, adopted resolutions protesting alleged kidnappings, and urged fair treatment and legal due process.
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Boston Common
J. J. McNamara
Iron Workers’ International Union
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles Times
Frank
Chicago
The
Structural Iron Workers
James F. Carey
Socialist Party
J. D. Cowper
Carpenters’ Brotherhood
Joshua Wanhope
New York Call
John J. Gallagher
Car Men’s Union
McNamara
Boston
Capital
Patrick Mahoney
Boston Central Labor Union
Frank Buchanan
Illinois
Iron Workers
Otis
Buchanan
Huddell
John ¢. McNamara
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Ind
California
Indiana
Greater
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Keep Sanfords Ginger Ready to Knock Out Summer
Keep Sanfords Ginger Ready to Knock Out Summer is a familiar tonic claimed to cure cholera morbus cramps pains and stomach and bowel upsets from heat impure water or diet changes. Sold everywhere for 40 years as the standard remedy.
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Sanfords
Widowed mother of four hangs self in shed
Burlington, July 30. Mrs Lucy Lamson 45, widow of Clarence Lamson, hanged herself by a slipnoose attached to a beam in a shed after long illness and despondency. She left four children.
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Burlington, Vt
Lucy Lamson
Clarence Lamson
Battle on for trade agreement campaign opens
Ottawa July 30. Liberal leader Sir Wilfrid Laurier opened the campaign over the reciprocity pact between the United States and Canada. He delivered an open address to the Canadian people outlining the key issues of the current campaign and the stakes for the pact.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States
Canada
Wilfrid Laurier
Britain Canada United States pact urged by Sir Wilfrid
Sir Wilfrid argues reciprocal relations with the United States have long been sought by both nations. He says the Conservative party plans to reverse past liberal trade policy, urging the 1854 66 treaty precedent and a current U S Canada tariff negotiation to establish broad reciprocal trade, arbitration prospects, and closer ties amid parliamentary obstruction.
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Wilfrid
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Lordy Elgin
Maritime Provinces
John A. MacDonald
Parliament balks over reciprocity as people to decide
A parliamentary address denounces pretexts for suspending debate as misconduct and shifts the issue to the people. It asserts Parliament should let voters judge between government and opposition and decide if they support reciprocity, denying any war rant that reciprocity implies annexation and affirming Canada will keep British preference policy.
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Canada
Kilmer Jr Weds Widow in Quiet Covington Nup
Frederick M. Kilmer Jr mining engineer of Brookline Mass marries Blanche Ellis Henderson widow of Hot Springs Ark. in Covington Kentucky at the parsonage with bride’s sister Mary Inlis present. They will reside in Brookline.
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Cincinnati
Frederick M. Kilmer, Jr
Lancaster Terrace
Brookline
Mass
Blanche Ellis Henderson
Hot Springs
Ark
Texas
Andrews
First Baptist Church
Eleventh and
Madison Avenues
Covington
Mary Inlis
Newport
Falls in fit when girl friend drowns
St. John New Brunswick July 30 a young man, drenched after a river outing near Westfield, cried out that Miss Avis Cowan of St. John had drowned and then collapsed in a fit. The overturned canoe was found and the girl’s body has not been recovered. Doctors fear for the man’s recovery as he remains unconscious.
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ST. John
N. B
St. John River
Westfield
Avis Cowan
Taft Extends Sunday Spin to Baltimore
President Taft’s auto party, returning from Baltimore, continued the Sunday excursion beyond planned miles. The unplanned stop at Laurel, Maryland, led to a longer trip into Baltimore than initially intended.
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Taft
Baltimore
Washington
Laurel
Humidity Grips Boston as Heat Fails to Rise
Boston endured oppressive humidity with a mild maximum temperature of 79.4 degrees. At 8 AM humidity stood at 78 percent and fell to 70 by 8 PM, keeping the day uncomfortable despite lower heat. Hourly readings from 4 PM to 6 PM are listed in the official record.
Man Struck By Heat In Quincy While Walking Home
Alexander White 42, a ship builder of 40 Pine Street Baltimore, Md, collapsed from heat while walking up Main Street in Quincy yesterday afternoon and was taken to Quincy City Hospital in serious condition. Weather outlook predicts showers and seasonable temperatures for the week nationwide with a Northwest low moving east bringing cooler air and more showers.
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Alexander White
Pine Street
Baltimore
Main Street
Quincy
Quincyity Hospital
Washington Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic States
Catch Hub Men At Gun Point
Gardiner Maine July 30 three men seized after being driven from a willow thicket by Night Policemen Cusick and Annis charged with robbing Water Street stores. Persons named Daniel Smith Boston Lewis Bolton West Roxbury and Frank Gray Roxbury arrested after officers fired to force them out. Six suits two suit cases small cash and cigars recovered. Suspects linked to a gang hired for a water department job.
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Gardiner
Cusick and
Annis
Daniel Smith
Boston
Lewis Bolton
West Roxbury
Frank Gray
Roxbury
Water Street
Water Department
Father of Large Family Takes Poison
Despondency drove Samuel Wright of Hanksville to commit suicide by taking poison today. He leaves a widow and several children.
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Hanksville
Samuel Wright
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National Defence Fund Committee
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Laurier
John Thompson
House of Commons
Maurice Ketten
F. M. Kilmer, JR
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Iver Johnson's Store
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Serene
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Mitchell the Tailor
Washington Street
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