Moody Merrill Freed On Bail In Boston Larceny Case
Moody Merrill appeared in Boston court for arraignment on larceny charges as bail was set at 10000 dollars. He stated he would rather stay jailed but accepted bail with help from his son and supporters. The case schedule remains open with further jail and trial proceedings to follow.
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Mr. Merrill
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Massachusetts House of Representatives
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Winthrop Merrill
Post
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New England Safe Company
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Charles Street
Major Jones
Rich
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Back Bay
New York
New Mexico
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Governor Bailey Urges Help as Kansas River Flood Grows
Topeka Kansas June 3 The Kansas River flood recedes four feet since 2 pm raising relief needs. 72 known dead with 66 reported dead and unidentified victims. Commercial Club accepts aid while funds reach $3500 with Elks over $ 900. Governor calls for contributions to William Sims and may seek a legislative extra session for flood relief.
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Commercial Club
Bailey
William Sims
General Relief Fund
Elks
North Topeka
Topeka
Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe
Kramer Leads At Providence Six Day Race
In Providence Rhode Island Frank L. I Kramer again led the six day team race at the Providence Coliseum finishing first with a late burst. Root was second Fenn third and McFarland fourth. Kramer has won all but one intermediate finish this day with Charles McConnell taking one of the earlier events. A daily record of 383 miles was set.
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Providence, R. I
Frank Ll
Kramer
Providence Coliseum
Root
Fenn
McFarland
Charles McConnell
Judge Overrules Demurrer in Indianapolis Sunday Baseball Suit
Judge Carter overruled the defendants demurrer in a suit seeking an injunction to prevent Sunday professional baseball in Indianapolis. The anti Sunday ball group pursues the injunction with their complaint.
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Indianapolis
Carter
Fowler Ball Nuptials in West Somerville Residence
Miss Gertrude Frances Ball daughter of Mrs. Mmma E Ball and the late Rep John N Ball of Somerville wed William B Fowler of Somerville. The Rev J Vanor Gaston officiated at 7 oclock last evening at 604 Broadway the bride’s mother’s home.
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Mmma E
John N. Ball
Somerville
William B. Fowler
J. Vanor Gaston
West Somerville Baptist Church
Broadway
West Somerville
Tornado in Georgia Leaves 110 Dead and 300 Injured
Gainesville Ga June 3 reports up to 2 PM place tornado toll at 110 dead and 300 injured from Monday's storm.
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Georgia
Gainesville
Boston Unions Back Strikers Support for Lowell Work Stoppage
Boston unions meet and pass resolutions backing Lowell strike operatives and urging continuation. Donations accompany the stance with the Plasterers' Union leading at fifty dollars. Upcoming benefit events include a concert by Electrical Workers' Union 108 at Wells Memorial Hall and a Woodworkers' Union 24 smoke talk to aid the strikers.
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Lowell
Boston
Plasterers’ Union
Electrical Workers’ Union 108
Wells Memorial Hall
Woodworkers’ Union 24
New York Trades Council Members Plan Boston Talk
President James Quinlan of the New York Horseshoers Union and Secretary Gus Simons of the New York Cigarmakers Union, committee of the New York Central Federated Trades Council, will address a special meeting in Boston. They plan a Boston labor outreach urging support for New York strikers and boycotts of products from unfair firms.
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New York Horseshoers’ Union
Gus Simons
New York Cigarmakers’ Union
New York Central Federated Trades Council
Boston
Strives
New York
Horseshoers’ Union
Blatchford Hall
Horseshoers
Union meeting sets Labor Day plans for next Sunday
Team Drivers' Union 25 will arrange Labor Day activities at the Sunday afternoon meeting. President Michael Birmingham of Electrical Workers' Union 104 has been elected as the union delegate to the international convention in Salt Lake City.
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Michael Birmingham
Electrical Workers’ Union 104
Salt Lake City
Boston & Maine clerks honor Joseph La Forme on departure
The I. and WW. division freight office clerks in Charlestown presented Joseph F. La Forme a watch chain and charm on his severance from the Boston and Maine Railroad. John J. Murphy gave the farewell address.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Charlestown
Joseph F. la Forme
John J. Murphy
Barge with Sunday School children sinks near Hannibal bridge
A Park Methodist Sunday School excursion barge carrying about 250 children was swept from the Flying Eagle and struck the Hannibal bridge pier. Three children fell into the Mississippi during an eddy and drowned while the rest were rescued as boats arrived.
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Hannibal
Park Methodist Sunday School
Quincy
Mississippi
Flying Eagle
Des Moines flood relief continues with local effort
Care for 5000 destitute flood sufferers remains taxing the local committee with no outside assistance needed. Atlantic reports two families found in Nishbotna bottoms after five days on tables with no water or food. River falls rapidly between Des Moines and Keokuk.
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Des Moines
Atlantic
Nishbotna
Here
Keokuk
87 Year Old Man Falls 40 Feet at Atlantic Works
Yesterday afternoon August Buckman aged 87 of 179 Morris Street East Boston fell forty feet from a roof at Atlantic Works. He fractured ribs on his right side and bruised his left hip and was taken to City Hospital Relief Station.
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Morris Street
Boston
Atlantic Works
City Hospital
Victory by Columbia of Winchester in Lawrence centennial event
Fifty thousand visitors attended Lawrence’s semi centennial celebration on June 3. The Columbia of Winchester won the playout with a 226 feet 178 inches throw, earning the $2590 prize while City of Lawrence got the $250 prize with 210 feet 9 inches. Watch City of Waltham finished third and Red Jacket of Cambridge fourth. Fireworks closed the celebration.
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Lawrence
Columbia
Winchester
Marvin Beal
North Andover
South Lawrence
Winchendon
City of Lawrence
Waltham
Three Philadelphia Firms Yield to Textile Strikers
In Philadelphia on June 3, eight firms granted workers demands, swelling striker ranks as mills closed or paused. The major employer concessions included a 55 hour work week and higher pay at Lightenberger & Co, yarn maker Samuel Biswick, and Franklinville Dye Works.
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Philadelphia
Lightenberger & Co
Samuel Biswick
Franklinville Dye Works
Naples Fire Destroys Monte di Pieta Strong Room
A fire in Naples destroyed the Monte di Pieta state pawnbroking building. The strong room with valuables was gutted, with damages reported around 2,400,566 dollars. The blaze occurred during the night of June 3.
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Naples
Rome
Monte di Pieta
Atlantic Coast Line Wreck Near Hunter Claims Dozens
An excursion train on the Atlantic Coast Line wrecked near Hunter and ploughed into a washout. Conductor Clements and several black passengers were killed. Thirty three injured, eight seriously. The accident halves from Nichols to Columbia.
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Charleston
S. C
Atlantic Coast Line
Hunter
Clements
Nichols
Columbia
Hundred People Homeless After Hull Suburban Fire
A Hull suburb fire in Ottawa area destroyed 28 small worker dwellings amid a strong wind. Ottawa sent aid, and by arrival the blaze was controlled. Loss estimated between $40,000 and $85,000 with no insurance. one hundred residents left homeless. A separate Foley Quebec blaze destroyed eight houses worth $20,000.
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Ont
Hull
Foleau
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Hanna Rules in Ghi o is Supreme at Ohio GOP Convention
Columbus June 3. Senator Hanna's allies dominated 21 congressional districts at the Republican State convention. The convention favored Roosevelt, opposed tariff changes, and sought to settle nominations through conferences. Hanna praised Ohio's centennial progress and urged allegiance to Republican principles with the slogan hands off.
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Hanna
State Central Committee
Cox
Cincinnati
Dayton
Roosevelt
Boothman
Herrick
Republican Party of
Ohio
Chillicothe
Republican Party
Theodore Roosevelt
Buffalo
McKinley
United States
Chelsea Day Aims to Stamp Out Illicit Liquor Sales
Chief Hudson and five officers in plain clothes searched 158 Arlington Street and found a quart bottle of whiskey in the toilet water tank. The liquor was secured and taken to the station strong room as authorities vow to enforce the no vote.
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Chelsea
Hudson
Philip Leff
Hyman Burman
Arlington Street
Waddell Weds Lynn Girl In Quiet Ceremony
Rube Waddell known as king of twirlers and star pitcher for the Philadelphia Americans married May Wynne Skinner today at 8 PM in Lynn at 400 Essex Street. The couple then left for Philadelphia where Waddell will pitch tomorrow against New York and Mrs Waddell plans extensive travel with him after the season.
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Lynn
Rube Waddell
Philadelphia
May Wynne Skinner
Rube
Washington
Essex
Hobart Couple Wins Middlesex Open Doubles Title
American duo Mr and Mrs Charles Hobart defeated H J Burkhill and Miss Sargent 4 6 7 5 6 4 in the open doubles at the Middlesex championship. They also won the mixed handicap and helped by Mrs Hobart and Miss Coles in the ladies doubles handicap, securing 8 6 6 2.
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London
Charles Hobart
H. J. Burkhill
Miss Sargent
Hobart
Barker
I’. Hohns
Gordon Hogg
Yale Names Edwin Clapp Yale Track Captain
Edwin Clapp of St Paul Minnesota was elected captain of the Yale University track team. Clapp, 1904, is the Intercollegiate champion hurdler and led Yale this season.
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New Haven
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