Police Recover Powell's Stolen Watch Under Court Action
Amherst resident Paul Rulison Powell found his mathematics prize watch after Inspectors Cowboy and Pierce traced its theft to Louis Jacobsen who pawned it. Jacobsen, of 48 Dundee Street, is charged in Municipal Court and held on $100 bail until June 5 for a hearing.
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Pierce
Powell
Amherst
Fenway
Louis Jacobsen
Dundee Street
Back Bay
Jacobsen
Draper Veto Sparks Senate TVelike Fallout
Acting Governor Draper vetoes the bill to study industrial colleges. Representative Bennett confronts the lieutenant governor with sharp remarks. Draper says the commission should focus on establishing industrial schools for younger or noncollege paths. The veto decision was postponed to today.
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Commission On Industrial Education
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Bennett Draper clash echoes through Legislature corridor
Gossip swirls as Acting Governor Draper and Representative Bennett clash over the veto prone bill. Reporters note threats denied by officials including General Whitney and Detective Hardiman, while others insist no riot is planned and no one was sent for.
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Draper
Mr. Draper
Mr. Draper Went Over the Arguments For and Against the Bill. General Whitney
State Police
Hardiman
Executive Chamber
Hamlin
Governor’s Council
Frank Dean
Morse Made Boys Clothing Promises Great Values
The firm touts popularity for Morse Made clothing with low prices. Two piece suits priced 5 to 10 dollars for ages 8 to 16 show fabric and workmanship quality. Scotches and worsteds in brown and gray checks, plaids and unfinished worsteds. Graduation suits, tub suits in multiple fabrics, government test khaki suits with belt, sizes 3 to 16 years. Shoes hats and furnishings for boys offered.
Scituate Doctor Dies After Sudden Cardiac Collapse
Dr. Charles H. Davie of Scituate collapsed at the South Station ticket window yesterday afternoon and died before help could arrive. He was among Scituate’s oldest residents and once had an extensive medical practice.
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Charles H. Davie
Scituate
Dr. Davie
No Bubonic Plague in St Thomas Report Is Erroneous
NO PLAGUE AT ST THOMAS ST THOMAS D W I June 4 The recent report that one fatal case of bubonic plague had been reported here and that there were two suspected cases is erroneous There is absolutely no bubonic plague here.
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Commercial Travellers Convene 18th Boston Convention
New England commercial travellers and their families gather in Boston for the 18th annual convention. Maine sends a 30 person delegation by special train to join events at Quincy House and Faneuil Hall with tours of Chelsea burned district and Revere Beach.
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Quincy House
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Chelsea
Revere Beach
City Debt Rises by $497,800 Since Start of Year
City auditor reports gross funded debt up to May 30 at $104,230,706, compared with $103,732,906 on Dec 31, 1907. The increase since Jan 1 totals $497,800, and borrowing power stood at $622,488.17 on May 30.
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