Admiral lauded in London after speech sparks debate
Despatches from Washington show the admiral has not replied to Secretary Denby's request for a report on his speech. London despatches claim he would not retract a word. He is being lionized with feasts and honors by leading figures including Sir Thomas Lipton Sir Hall Caine Lord Inchcape Earl of Lindsay Lord Riddell and Lord Charnwood.
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Washington
Denby
London
George Washington
Thomas Lipton
Hall Caine
Lord Inchcape
Earl of Thindsay
Lord Riddell
Lord Charnwood
Sims Receives Ovation at London Luncheon Club
Rear Admiral William Sims spoke for 40 minutes at the American Luncheon Club in London. He said he will continue “doing the same thing” despite criticism and noted critics’ view of him as pro British. Notables applauded as Mr Cross praised Sims and Americans who stand by him.
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London
Associated Press
William
Sims
Wilson Cross
American Chamber of Commerce
Sima
Cross
Mr. Cross
Admiral Sims
England
Washington
Cat crowns top prize at dog show in Massachusetts
A cat named I was named best in the dog show at the Ladies' Kennel Association of Massachusetts event. The cat won the biggest medal and occupied the largest exhibition space among about 500 dogs in two big tents at Commonwealth.
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Ladies’ Kennel Association
Auburndale
Ladies’ Kennel Association of
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Dog Show Judge Caricature Event at Local Fair
A narrator recalls a dog show at Auburndale where dogs were penned and examined, including prohibition terriers linked to the 18th amendment. Baldur the English bulldog and Bon Maida attract attention as the speaker wins Best in Show with a lavish ribbon, while a Mrs Clark’s dog dies soon after judging.
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Wynans Burnett
Thompson, Conn
Elizabeth Harding
Meyer S. Sternburg
Mise Harding
Heat claims prize-winning dog after show success
A dog that won its first prize later died from heat. The fog of prize notes lists many blue ribbon winners across breeds including Fox hound, Letters, Collies, Shepherd dogs, Chow chows, English bulldogs and more with owners and kennel names such as Fox hound Jack Mansfield, Cliftondale Kennels, Palisade Kennels, Mrs. W. N. G. Clark, Greenacre Kennels, and others.
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Fox Hound
Jack Mansfield
G. F. McAlpin
Rosemary
R. A. Hanson
Francis 8. Bemis
Susie Bell
Collies
Cliftondale Kennels
Cliftondale Dix
MH. P. J. Earnshaw
Earnscliffe Ermine
Palisade Kennels
Armine von der
Greenaere Red Knight
Coassock Kennels
Ming Toy
Widow and Wife Fight with Gun in Battle
A dispute between a widow and his wife led to a gun being used in a confrontation. Scalp wounds from a fall against a radiator are noted. The man is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to kill. Mrs. Wilson faces assault and battery charges in the case heard at the Tombs. The husband, who runs a law office at 40 Court Street, declined to comment beyond his wife being insanely jealous.
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Court Street
Patterson
Wilson
Fight in Astor Street rear suite ends with gunfire
Mrs Patterson, wife of attorney, confronts Mrs Wilson in suite 15 on the third floor of 64 Astor Street Back Bay. A struggle for a revolver leaves Patterson bleeding from the head after a confrontation in the rear room. a bystander witnesses her on the street.
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Astor Street
Back Bay
William Long
Oxbury
State Theatre
John Devine
Wilson
Cuy Hospital
Devine
Long
Attorney Patterson
Hemenway Street
Attorney Patterson in Domestic Discord Incident at Astor Street
Police moved quickly when a dispute at the Astor street residence led to a shooting report. Mrs Patterson and Mrs Wilson were questioned after a man’s wife alleged jealousy driven trouble. Patterson remained calm at the hospital as police tied the case to prior accusations and past meetings.
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Wilson Ie J
Lved
Vermont Avenue
Somerville
Cambridge
Hampshire Street
Patterson
Accident at National City Bank Leaves Teller Shot in Palm
Lewis Bee of East Sangus, a paying teller at the National City Bank on Market Street, accidentally shot his left palm while loading an automatic pistol yesterday. He received treatment at the bank and was later taken home, with officials saying no dangerous development is anticipated.
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Lewis 'Bee
East Sangus
National City Bank
Market Street
Lynn
J. Fletcher Farrell Oil Tanker Launched at Fore River
The J. Fletcher Farrell built for Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation was launched yesterday at Bethlehem Shipbuilding Fore River plant. Miss Esther V. Farrell, daughter of Sinclair’s vice president, acted as sponsor and broke a bottle to christen the vessel.
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Quincy
J. Fletcher Farrell
Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation
Fore River
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
Esther V. Farrell
Sinclair Corporation
Legion Men to Wear Poppies for 80 Days in Vermont
Vermont American Legion members will wear red poppies in the buttonhole for 80 days to honor Colonel Frederick Galbraith, late national commander, killed in Indianapolis. The order was issued today from Montpelier.
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Montpelier
American Legion
Vermont
Frederick Galbraith
Indianapolis
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