President Roosevelts Trip To Wedding Of Ruth Hanna
President Roosevelt departs Washington for Cleveland to attend the wedding of Ruth Hanna daughter of Senator Hanna and Joseph Medill McCormick of Chicago. Miss Alice Roosevelt accompanies him and the White House clarifies no gift acceptance of an automobile by Miss Roosevelt.
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Boston
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Worley Dies From Cemetery Beating After Assault
William A Worley foreman of Forest Hills Cemetery died from injuries after a Friday assault by former laborer Frank McDonald. McDonald, held on $3000 bail in Jamaica Plain Municipal Court, faced assault and battery and faces possible manslaughter charges.
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Maplewood Estate Sold to Lawrence Man in Malden
One of Maplewood’s oldest estates formerly owned by Dong Ar Sheeve the longtime Chinese tea merchant in Boston has been sold by Mrs. O D Davis to Mark Dearborn of Lawrence.
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Boston Man Robbed of 3000 Dollars in Paris
A Boston man named Smithson was accosted on the Champs Elysees by a well dressed man who claimed familiarity. They toured sights and parted with mutual hope of another meeting. Smithson later found his pocketbook containing 2000 pounds was stolen and police are unable to identify the thief among many charming men in Paris.
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Grey's Family Saved Him From Reform School
Judge Bishop in the Superior Criminal Court sentences Charles A. Grey after a guilty verdict for breaking and entering. He notes Grey is on the threshold of life and seeks an unusual disposition, saying the case hinges on giving him a second chance rather than immediate reform school placement.
Reform School Advice to Youth Urges Better Paths
A speaker urges a youth to join reformatories as a path to positive influence saying the reformation of character depends on choosing good associations. He reminds the reader of a good father and family and encourages turning from a low path to become an excellent man aligned with hopeful aims.
Czolgosz Family Guarded During President's Visit
Cleveland authorities announce tight surveillance of Leon Czolgosz relatives during President Roosevelt's Cleveland stay for the Ruth Hanna McCormick marriage. No relatives will be jailed, but a large police detail and 20 detectives will guard the President at Union Station and during his visit.
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Hull residents oppose land release to Miss Vining
Fishermen clam diggers and yacht owners along Stony Beach protest a town warrant article for a Thursday special meeting. The measure would release to Miss Floretta Vining all rights in a narrow land strip joining nine adjacent lots for buildable landings and floats, prompting fears of beach loss.
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Allerton
Nicholas Sirovich
Harrison Mitchell
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Graduation Day at Lasell Newton
Twenty one Lasell students received diplomas at Auburndale as the historic seminary held its commencement. Dr Perrin led the opening prayer. Rev Newell Dwight Hillis of Brooklyn delivered the address on A Hero's Ideals From the Viewpoint of Oliver Cromwell. Rev Charles M Southgate gave the benediction.
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Gas and Electric Hearing on Edison Stock Plan Held
The Gas and Electric Light Commission yesterday held a hearing on Edison Electric Illuminating Company's petition to issue 4,000,000 in stock to buy suburban plants. There was no opposition.
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Clock draws crowds to Wolf’s My Clothier corner
Pedestrians at Hanover and Portland streets stop by Wolf’s My Clothier to view the large Howard clock recently mounted on the building attracting notice from passersby.
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Man Will One Day Fly Like Birds Says Holland
New York June 9 John P Holland the submarine inventor predicts humans will fly with wings strapped to their bodies. He argues wings are the practical solution to aerial navigation and that energy from a man’s muscles could propel a flying machine at 20 to 40 miles per hour. He plans summer experiments if health permits.
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Little Girls Victimized In Unusual Court Term
Six girls under nine exposed to abuse as three defendants Leander Randall J G Hanscom and Fr P Prevoir face sentencing Friday. Randall a Chelsea resident, Hanscom a 22 year old North Ender and lame, and Prevoir 16 son of a West End fish market keeper each stood trial for multiple counts with all counts found guilty.
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Vermont Excursion Rates Cut for Summer Travel
The Central Vermont Railway offers reduced round trip excursion tickets from Boston and New England to Vermont Lake Champlain Canadian and Adirondack resorts. Tickets are valid for travel through Sept 30 with return use through Nov 1 and are available at 360 Washington Street Boston. Details appear in Summer Homes mailed on request for a 4 cent stamp.
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Baer Explains Coal Prices in Interstate Hearing
In New York on June 9 the Interstate Commerce Commission heard President Baer explain coal pricing. He cited a $1.65 per ton rate from the anthracite region to tidewater, saying the Reading system could not ship cheaper. He noted strike losses and discussed company control of related lines and mines while acknowledging competitive limits on price increases. The session adjourned to Thursday.
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Lawyer Charles F. Stubbles Suspended Two Years
Massachusetts lawyer Charles F. Stubbles received a two year suspension from Justice Pierce in Suffolk Superior Court after findings he charged the U S Watch Factory for time not worked. The judge noted the offense was serious yet stopped short of disbarment, allowing probation after the suspension.
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Pierce
Suffolk County
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United States Watch Factory
Waltham
Neal
Baby's Future Lives of Suffering and Sorrow Averted
A hopeful note follows grim headlines as reports describe a child spared from ongoing hardship. Authorities and families collaborate to provide care, safety, and support, outlining steps toward recovery and stable guardianship.
Cuticura remedies pitched for skin cure in infants and children
An advertisement extols Cuticura for infants with skin disorders, detailing Wash with Cuticura Soap Ointment for itching and inflammation and Resolvent for blood cooling. It cites millions of users and lists global depots in London Boston and more, promoting Triscuit as a new healthy biscuit.
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Rue de la Paix
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Columbus Ave
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