Malone and Cole Clash Over Merger On Beacon Hill
Attorney General Malone backs the Brandeis bill to force the New Haven to dispose of its Boston and Maine stock and bar future acquisitions. Speaker John N. Cole says he lacks legal grounds to force return of stock already purchased. The dispute follows yesterday’s sensational merger developments as Cole refuses to move to compel New Haven President Charles S. Mellen to appear before the railroad committee.
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Malone
Brandeis
New Haven Road
John N. Cole
House
Beacon Hill
Cole
Timothy J. Buckley
Charlestown
Charles S. Mellen
New Haven
Buckley Order Sparks House Debate and Merger Stand
The Buckley scope incident mirrors a railroad committee clash over the Brandeis anti merger bill. Speaker Cole defends delaying the Buckley order while Buckley vows to fight for its adoption despite prolonged hold.
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House
Buckley
Committee On Railroads
Harry P. Morse
Brandeis
J. H. Bryan
Governor Guild
Kimball
Mr. Buckley
Cole
Central America faces new wars and revolutions in 1907
United States and Mexico hesitate to intervene after a breakdown of the Mexico United States plan for a peace pact among the Central American republics. President Zelaya of Nicaragua blames US and Mexico for aggression against Salvador, while officials urge restraint and await invitation from belligerents. Ambassadors Creel and Root discuss options.
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Washington
State Department
Central America
Mexico
America
Nicaragua
Acajuila
Zelaya
Salvador
United States
Amapala
Republic of
Creel
Root
Proving Orchard Letters Ties Haywood Plot to Denver Store
The prosecution in the Steunenberg murder trial links George Pettibone’s Denver store to Harry Orchard in San Francisco during the Bradley murder plot. It cites registered letters and aliases, avers Adams and Williams arrested in Ogden, and witnesses corroborating Orchard’s testimony while the defense disputes the witnesses’ origins.
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Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
George Pettibone
Denver
Orchard
San Francisco
Bradley
Haywood
Steve Adams
J. Wolff
Pettibone
J. Dempsey
Golden West Hotel
Dempsey
Hogan
Wolff
Pat Bone
Ogden
A. T. Williams
Adams
The
Western Union
Fred Miller
Spokane
Caldwell
Vindicator Mine
Lyte Gregory
Pinkerton
Carnegie Gift Accepted for Leominster Public Library
In Leominster a special meeting with about 1000 voters approved a $27,500 Carnegie library gift by 286 to 8. The session also defeated a motion to rescind lunch cart licensing 400 to 90, debated cart use and fees, approved buying a 100 acre Mechanic Street farm for a sewage filtration bed, and funded $1600 for sewer extensions.
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Leominster
Andrew Carnegie
Hamilton Mayo
J. H. P. Dwyer
Mechanic Street
Malden Singer Dies in Hotel in New York
Grace Goodwin Davis a well known singer on her way from Denver to visit her mother in Malden Mass died in the Continental Hotel New York from a hemorrhage related to tuberculosis. She was attacked with a hemorrhage late yesterday and another occurred early today. She rang for help but died before assistance arrived.
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Denver
Col
Malden
Mass
Grace Goodwin Davis
Continental
Rhage
Grace Davis
Continental Hotel
Poisoned by brown tail Ise X Zalia
Liquid treatment claims to stop itching and heal sores quickly. Product describes immediate relief from skin irritation and fast healing. The note presents promotional language for a topical remedy with claims of soothing effects. It omits medical endorsement or side effect warnings.
Dublin Convention Delegates Arrive to Empfang Welcome
Delegates to the Irish national convention Thomas B. Fitzpatrick Dr P J Timmins and John O Callaghan arrived yesterday afternoon on the Cymric. They were greeted by a party of admiring friends and cheered by others at the dock as the government tug Winnisimimet ferried them ashore. A reception is planned for next Thursday night in Faneuil Hall with remarks by Governor Guild Mayor Fitzgerald and other Irish cause workers.
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P. J. Timmins
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick
John O’callaghan
John O'Callaghan
Dublin
Cymric
Faneuil Hall
Irish delegates back Birrell bill rejection as only solution
John E Redmond’s leadership is affirmed and the Birrell measure is condemned as undermining home rule. Fitzpatrick and O Callaghan praise rejection, citing increased lord lieutenant power and harmful consequences for Irish self governance. The group notes improved conditions from land acts and warns against replacing landlords with grazing lords.
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Hest
Birrell
John E. Redmond
Fitzpatrick
United Irish League
Post
Ireland
John O'Callaghan
Bryce
P. J. Timmins
South Bostor
Death of Grace Davis Shocks Malden Family
Grace Davis a well known singer in Malden and elsewhere died suddenly after sending a letter to her mother Mrs. L. M. Goodwin stating she was very sick. She leaves two daughters Marie 18 and Helen 11. This follows the recent death of another daughter Louise M. Pierce within three weeks.
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Goodwin
The
Post
Louise M. Pierce
Bangor Mayor Watches Ringside Boxing at Armory
Bangor Maine June 14 Mayor Woodman Chief of Police Bowen and other notables attended a boxing show in the Armory with 400 spectators. The main event featured Black Fitzimmons of Hartford against Bartley Connolly of Portland. Fitzimmons controlled most of the bout and finished strong to prove Connolly was outmatched.
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Bangor
Woodman
Bowen
Armory
Black Fitzimmons
Hartford
Bartley Connolly
Portland
Fitz
Connolly
When Car Hit Auto in Taunton Hits Four
A trolley car of the East Taunton Street Railway struck an automobile on Summer Street. Mrs. Noah Strange of Berkley was fatally injured. Noah Strange, his daughter Mrs. Cooper of Providence, and granddaughter Miss Helen Cook of Berkley escaped with injuries. Mrs. Cooper had a back injury. Miss Cook a scalp wound. Mrs. Strange died from skull fracture and internal injuries at Morgan Hospital. The crash was a rear end collision as the car turned onto Summer Street after a steep grade.
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Taunton
East Taunton Street Railway Company
Summer Street
Noah Strange
Berkley
Mrs. Cooper
Providence
R. I
Helen Cook
Cooper
Miss Cook
Death mystery surrounding Ada Gooding case baffling police
Police have given up pursuing leads in the Ada Gooding death at 79 Myrtle Street West End and have referred the case to the district attorney. An inquest will be scheduled once a date is set and the coroner will probe after the inquest. The will directs cremation, and the legatee has not yet appeared. The chief inspector seeks to discuss final disposition with the legatee.
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Ada Gooding
Myrtle Street
West End
Regatee
Taft Illness Delays Taft Banquet in St Paul
Secretary of War Taft fell ill at Fort Snelling with indigestion amid a troop review. He was rushed to the home of J. S. Hill, then attended a 2000-strong audience at the Auditorium where he spoke after cheering. He attributed his condition to a cold and overindulgence at meals and beer.
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Taft
Ireland
Brown Tails Appear Again Adv X-Zalia Antiseptic Liquid
An advertising blurb promotes X-Zalia antiseptic liquid claiming instant relief from itching and healing properties. The text highlights continued use to address skin irritation and provides no further medical claims or endorsement details.
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Zalia
Boston Area Weekend Forecast Urges Fair, Warmer
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair Saturday and Sunday with light variable winds. Washington reports prospects for New England and eastern New York are fair and warmer, with summer temperatures by Sunday afternoon and Monday.
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Boston and Vicinity
Washington
New England
New York
Loss of Appetite HORSFORDS ACTD PHOSPHATE
Advertisment claims Horsford's Active Phosphate nourishes strengthens and imparts new life and vigor. It is presented as an excellent general tonic for restoring appetite and energy.
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Horsford
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