Roosevelt to Speak on Cooperation in Vermont
Representative Vermonters from Pownal to Derby and Champlain to the Connecticut River will greet former President Theodore Roosevelt at White River Junction on Wednesday. He arrives from New York by special train to discuss the advantages of cooperation among community institutions.
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White River Junction
Vermont
Pownal
Derby
Champlain
Connecticut
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelt to Visit Vermont for Get Together Dinner
A dinner in Gates Opera House will honor President Roosevelt with 400 seats of 3000 ticket applicants. Attendees include Dartmouth faculty, Washington guests, New Hampshire and Vermont officials, Governors Mead and Bass. Wallace Batchelder leads arrangements. Tenth Regiment band and Dartmouth quartet perform. Train from New York arrives White River Junction at 4 20 pm Wednesday. banquet at 6 30 pm. Roosevelt departs 10 30 pm.
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Vermont
A. A. Mead
R. P. Bass
Roosevelt
The
Rough Riders
Green Mountain
Wallace Batchelder
Bethel
Philippines
National Commission On Uniform
Batchelder
U. Ss. A
Fort Ethan Allen
Dartmouth College
New York
Windsor County Christian Association
White River Junction
Wednnesday
Memorial services honor Col Higginson for anti slavery work
In Parker Memorial Hall yesterday, tributes from Boston’s leading Black citizens celebrated Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson. William Monroe Trotter praised his gospel of brotherhood and rejection of racial segregation, urging integrated progress in business, church, and society.
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Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Parker Memorial Hall
Greater
Boston
Colonel Higginson
William Monroe Trotter
Higginson
Mr. Trotter
Boy dragged under auto survives gruesome crash
Alfred Cohen 9 or 10 is dragged over 200 feet by a fast auto on Columbia Road near his home. He suffers cuts bruises and deep gashes but is expected to recover. The driver Haron and the Cohen family live nearby and bystanders assisted until the boy reached his home.
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Alfred Cohen
S. D. Cohen
Columbia Road
Hanon
Morris Sharaf
Alfred
Two Elderly Women Escape Serious Injury In Auto Crash
An auto ran away on Beacon Street in Brookline near Harvard Street. It crashed into an iron pole at Coolidge Corner after a handbag dropped between the brakes. The wheel jammed, one occupant was thrown, the other pinned but both escaped serious harm. Owner listed as Mrs. Sarah F. Cutter Rangley Park Winchester.
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Coolidge Corner
Brookline
Beacon Street
Harvard Street
Boulevard Trust
Automobile Register
Sarah F. Cutter
Rangley Park
Winchester
Woman Auto Driver Hits Medford Woman on Main Street
Mrs. Edgar Hall aged 60 of Simonds Court Medford was seriously injured when an auto driven by Mrs. Clara M Gardner Everett knocked her down on Main Street near Mystic Valley Parkway. She was taken home unconscious after having multiple broken ribs a fractured ear and other injuries. Authorities fear her age may hinder recovery.
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Edgar Hall
Simonds Court
Medford
Main Street
Mystic Valley Parkway
Clara M. Gardner
Sherman Street
Everett
J. W. Cleaves
Auto crashes into pole on Mystic Valley Parkway
Dr Francis G Benedict of 195 Bellevue Street Boston backed his car into an iron pole on the Mystic Valley Parkway near High Street Medford yesterday afternoon. The pole snapped off damaging the auto and the occupants escaped injury with a narrow escape.
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Francis G. Benedict
Bellevue Street
Boston
Mystic Valley Parkway
High Street
Medford
Coupe Joy Ride Lands 3 in Jail
Four men were arrested by Patrolman Tahany on the strandway after joy riding from Sou End to South Boston. They faced a charge of stealing a horse and coupe owned by Owen Hart of Tudor street, South Boston, while it stood on Camden street. Suspects included Samuel Adams of Shawmut avenue, James H. Feeley and John F. Barry of Thorndike street Roxbury, and John Murphy of Harrison avenue.
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Coupe
Sou End
South Boston
Tahany
City Point
Strandway
Owen Hart
Tudor Street
Camden Street
Samuel Adams
Shawmut Avenue
James H. Feeley
John F. Barry
Thorndike Street
Roxbury
John Murphy
Harrison Avenue
Naphtha Explosion May Cost Man Life in Brighton
A naphtha explosion on Oakland Street Brighton occurred when Benjamin Denigal 35 was cleaning clothes with naphtha. The fluid ignited from a gas stove causing a blaze on the second floor of a two and a half story dwelling. Denigal was fatally burned and taken to City Hospital. The fire damage is estimated at a city?
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Oakland Street
Brighton
Benjamin Denigal
Denigal
Vaccination Trials Offer Hope for Advanced Cancer
Boston doctors Dr Timothy Leary of Tufts Medical School and Dr Edward H Risley of Massachusetts General Hospital report novel experiments. Cancer patients in advanced stages received vaccines made from fluids of other cancer patients. Trials show pain relief, halted tumor growth, and sometimes tumor disappearance, improving comfort though not guaranteed cure.
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Timothy Leary
Tufts Medical School
Edward H. Risley
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Risley
Leary
Bacteriological Department
Cancer patients treated with autologous fluids claim tumor relief
Dr Risley reports on 65 cancer cases at Massachusetts General Hospital using sterilized body fluids injected into tumors or near them. Patients showed reduced pain, slowed growth for months, and improved general health, though no cures are claimed. Further studies and confirmation are awaited.
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Hodenpyl
New York
Submarine Narwhal Scores Two Bullseyes at 2000 Yards
Newport R I June 4 Improvement in naval marksmanship extends to submarines. The Narwhal running 30 to 40 feet under water hit bullseyes in two of four shots at 2000 yards during ongoing tests in Narragansett Bay. Surface and submerged tests show good performance by the torpedo boat as officers report.
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Newport
R. I
Narragansett Bay
Old Howard Closes Today in Benefit Show
A varied program runs from 1 to 11 at the Howard with proceeds for employees. The house reopens in August.
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Old Howard
the Howard
Barrett Weds Todd In Brighton Parish House Ceremony
Miss Louise Elizabeth Barrett daughter of Mr and Mrs George W Barrett of 45 Murdock Street Brighton and Walter T Todd of Winthrop were married last evening at St Columbkilles Church Brighton in a parish house ceremony performed by the assistant pastor Reverend George Bear.
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Louise Elizabeth Barrett
George W. Barrett
Murdock Street
Brighton
Walter T. Todd
Winthrop
St. Columbkille’s Church
George Bear
Bride and Groom Wed in Winthrop Centre Reception Follows
Miss Elizabeth Barrett served as bridesmaid and George St Todd as best man at the wedding. A reception was held at the bride's home. The couple received many gifts including a large ebony bookcase and writing desk from the Post engraving department where the groom works. They plan to reside at 282 Main Street, Winthrop Centre after a brief honeymoon.
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Elizabeth G. Barrett
George St. Todd
Post Engraving Department
Mrs. Toddel
Main Street
Winthrop Centre
Protestants Praise Taft Peace Stand in Beverly Meeting
Eighteen Protestant churches join at the First Baptist Church Beverly to commend President Taft on international arbitration. Resolutions backed immediate treaty negotiations with Great Britain. Rev C W Chamberlain presided. main address delivered.
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Taft
Beverly
First Baptist Church
Great Britain
C. W. Chamberlain
The
Baptist Church
Boston Clergyman Leads Massachusetts Peace Association
The Rev. James L. Tryon of Boston serves as secretary of the Massachusetts Peace Association, guiding the organization's outreach and advocacy in pursuit of antiwar and reconciliation efforts.
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James L. Tryon
Boston
The
Massachusetts Peace Association
Plan to Educate Man for Husband Failure Pittssburg
Miss Cora B. Lynch a retired schoolteacher testified in court about a shattered romance with James R. Neeld. She offered to educate him and marry him but he objected and threatened to pour vitriol on her face. The magistrate ordered Neeld to leave the city.
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Pittsburg
Cora B. Lynch
James R. Neeld
Neeld
Miss Lynch
Miss Fay Weds Alexander G. King at Watertown Church
Miss Mary E. Fay daughter of Mr and Mrs Miles E B Fay of Watertown and Alexander G King of Waltham were married at 730 last evening at the parish residence of St Patrick Church Watertown The Rev John F Kelleher officiated Miss Loretta Fay sister of the bride served as bridesmaid and Harry Kennedy of Belmont was best man A reception followed at the Fay home on Waltham Street
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Mary E. Fay
Miles EB. Fay
Watertown
Alexander G. King
Waltham
St. Patrick's Church
John F. Kelleher
Loretta Fay
Harry Kennedy
Belmont
Waltham Street
Edwin Robbins Dies at 79 in Arlington Heights
Edwin Robbins of Arlington Heights died yesterday from heart failure at 79. He was the eldest son of the late Nathan Robbins, a early Quincy Market occupant, with whom he worked in business for many years.
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Edwin Robbins
Arlington Heights
Nathan Robbins
Quincy Market
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