Clapp Heads Tech Show General Manager Role
Dudley Clapp of Technology, slated for the next senior class, is chosen to serve as general manager of next year’s Tech show.
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Dudley Clapp
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
12
Bennett family holds slim hope after Berlin disappearance
Cambridge man J Q Bennett reads a U S consul cable from Naples saying Mrs Holland Bennett remains aboard the Berlin returning to America and no news of son Tolland Bennett. He doubts murder or suicide theories but fears his son may be lost at sea. Mrs Bennett expected in New York around June 20.
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United States
Naples
J. Q. Bennett
Cambridge
Tolland Bennett
Berlin
Bennett
Holland Bennett
America
Holland
New York
Hold Japanese strike leaders held for trial in Hawaii
Honolulu June 13 Fifteen of the Japanese strike leaders arrested yesterday had a preliminary hearing today District Judge W L Whitney held 12 of them for trial on charges of conspiracy to riot and three for conspiracy to murder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
W. L. Whitney
Long Drop Is Easy for Her Nanny Beckman
Nanny Beckman leaped from a third story window at 42 Holyoke Street last night. She landed on an iron fence with only slight bruises, as William Burns returned home and opened his door. City Hospital physicians marveled at the escape. Burns was questioned at Police Station 4.
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Nanny Beckman
Holyoke Street
William Burns
City Hospital
Burns
Arrests in Franklin Park Crackdown Highlights Sunday Violations
Franklin Park police rounded up 22 people including men women and children for violations of park and Sabbath laws. They are to appear in West Roxbury District Court this morning. Over the past month more than 100 have been arrested on Sundays.
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Franklin Park
West Roxbury
Mrs Jane Hanson Dies in Quincy City Hospital
Mrs Jane Hanson wife of Sergeant Mark E Hanson of the Quincy police died this afternoon at City Hospital from peritonitis.
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Quincy
Jane Hanson
Mark E. Hanson
Quincy Police
Ada Lewis to Act in The Yankee Mandarin in Boston
Miss Ada Lewis staged to perform Mrs. Lotta Chinn in The Yankee Mandarin at the Majestic Theatre tonight after arriving from Europe. She had planned to fly the Wright brothers’ air machine from Fort Myer to the White House but accepted an acting engagement in Boston postponing the aerial trip.
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Ada Lewis
Majestic Theatre
New York
Hope Girl Confronts Gun Cotton Poison Attempt
Helen Wells a 20 year old of Omaha Neb attempted death by swallowing gun cotton after a quarrel with her fiancé. She rests on a heavy mattress with a double set of springs and is being treated with chemicals to dissolve the explosive. Police and doctors monitor her condition as the plan hinges on the gun cotton dissolving by noon Monday.
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Omaha
Neb
Helen Wells
Photographers Mistaken for Spies at Fort Banks Game
The Fort Banks nine fell 10 to 3 to Concord, New Hampshire, in an exciting game at Fort Park. Amid the action photographers attempting to snap the players were chased by guards who mistook them for foreign spies.
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Fort Banks
Concord, N. H
Fort Park
Two Dead From Burns In Separate Incidents
North Reading report says Albert G. Ham aged 62 of Cliftondale died from burns after a hut at Martin's Pond burned when a kerosene lamp exploded while he slept. Elizabeth Hamill of 93A Hampden Street died yesterday from burns from the same lamp incident.
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Elizabeth Hamill
Hampden Street
A. G. Ham
Cliftondale
Martin’s Pond
North Reading
Kerosene Lamp Explodes Killing Mrs Hamill in Boston
Mrs Elizabeth Hamill 58 of 93A Hampden street died from burns after a kerosene lamp exploded while she carried it to her son John J Hamill 34 in his Gordon court home Both were burned he was taken to Boston City Hospital and is expected to recover Mrs Hamill collapsed in flames and ran to the hall as the lamp burned she had used the lamp to check on her son since his childhood The lamp contents spilled over her clothing but did not scorch the carpet
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Reading
Martin's Pond
Albert G. Ham
Cliftondale
Ham
Albert
Wakefield
Melrose
Morris Manufacturing Company
Boston
Elizabeth Hamill
Hampden Street
Boston City Hospital
John J. Hamill
City Hospital
Heat sends three to hospitals in Boston heat wave
Three people were hospitalized after heat exposure in Boston as temperatures rose to 80 degrees on the Common. Louis Speck, 23, Mary Simmons, 24, and Louis Bradley, 25, were overcome in public places and taken to City or Relief hospitals. The day marked a mild June 18 with record highs in past years and forecasted light showers the next day.
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Louis Speck
Parkman Street
Mary Simmons
Isabella Street
Melrose
Tremont Street
City Hospital
Louis Bradley
Blue Hill Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Dedham Street
Two Men Arrested After Fight Over Revolver in South Boston
Thomas Cannizaro and Joseph Puleo, both 20, of Boston addresses, were arrested after a fight in South Boston during which Puleo was shot in the foot while attempting to wrest a revolver from Cannizaro. They face mutual assault with intent to kill charges.
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Thomas Cannizaro
Emmet Street
Joseph Puleo
Washington Street
Boston
Puleo
Man Hangs Self at Green Street Boarding House
Louis W. F. Krauss aged 56 died by hanging with a rope thrown over a closet door in his Green Street boarding house room last night. A dye worker at Lancaster mills, he had become despondent over prolonged rheumatic illness and was found late today.
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Clinton
Louis W. F. Krauss
Green Street
Krauss
Lancaster Mills
Fear for injured Michigan on speed test delay
Officials of the Navy Department fear the battleship Michigan may not complete its 24 hour speed run after grounding off Cape Cod. The vessel, with a bent propeller, is expected to Camden yard for repairs, while a formal assessment by the Board of Inspection and Survey proceeds.
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Washington
Navy Department
Michigan
Cape Cod
Camden Yard
New York Shipbuilding Company
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Delaware
Board of Naval Officers
Thomas C. Mclean
Board of Inspection and Survey
Benjamin Tappan
Isaa S. K. Reeves
Augustus I. Fechteler
George R. Evan
Naval
Robert Stocke
Nathaniel R. Usher
David F. Sellers
Bureau of Navigation
New Yor Shipbuilding Company
Women’s French Lisle Stockings Bargain Sale
Forty dozen French brilliant isle ankle stockings arrive late for customers. Sold to us by the agent at less than cost. Worth $1 per pair but offered at 42 cents a pair in tan and bronze shades.
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United States
Paris
Sale of Swiss Ribbed Vests and Lisle Garments
A local retailer highlights a sale on Swiss ribbed lisle vests and union suits with low necks and no sleeves. The sale includes imported samples and silk lisle garments, with regular prices ranging from 35c to $3.50 and many items offered at reduced prices.
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Decs
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STAR
U. S
R. H. Stearns & Co
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