Roosevelt party photo prompts destruction of negatives
A government order requires destroying hundreds of snapshots from President Roosevelt’s hunting trip return. A young woman joined the party near Glenwood Springs and appears in many images wearing a tan riding habit, cocked hat, rolled sleeves, and riding astride, leading to the removal of most photos and negatives.
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Denver
Col
M Roosevelt
Glenwood Springs
Roosevelt
Loeb
Photographer Reports Pocketbook Theft in Malden Studio
Malden police report a theft at a photographer's studio on Pleasant Street after $10 was taken from a pocketbook. Ernest Detrich, the studio owner, filed the report noting the loss occurred last night amid ongoing complaints of petty theft by youths.
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Malden
Ernest Detrich
Pleasant Street
Four Boys Treated After Firework Incidents Across City
Four youths were treated at Relief Hospital after fireworks and blank cartridge pistols caused injuries. Daniel Dunlea, 13, was hurt on Hudson Street. Charles Youth, 10, burned by powder and eye injury. Robert Wocinski, 12, severely burned forearm. Joseph Perna, 10, burned hands. Police pursued violators and arrested Nicolo Morello, 17, near Prince and Salem streets. Chairman Cole visited business districts and Chinatown during the patrol.
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Daniel Dunlea
Call Street Place
Hudson Street
Charlestown
Charles Youth
Central Avenue
Revere
Robert Wocinski
West End
Joseph Perna
Salem Street
North End
Nicolo Morello
North Street
Prince and
Salem Streets
South End
South Boston
Broadway
Cole
Police Board
Tenderloin
Chinatown
Barge's Back May Be Broken At Quincy Steamer
Quincy June 15 With her back broken it is thought the coal laden barge No 17 of Consolidation Coal Co Baltimore lies aground on a mud bank near a dug channel to the Quincy power station wharf The barge arrived last Sunday towed by the ocean tug Savage with 1644 tons of coal destined for the station A pump attempt by the tug William Hi Clark failed to keep the hold free and lightering of remaining cargo is planned
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Quincy
Consolidation Coal Company of
Baltimore
Savage
William Hi. Clark
Public urged to aid preservation of Paul Revere home
A letter to the editor requests public help to save Paul Revere's North Square home in Boston. The Paul Revere Memorial Association needs 23000 dollars more to reach a 30000 goal for purchase restoration and a maintenance fund, with 7100 already raised.
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Concord
Revere
North Square
John Hancock
Hancock
Old South Meeting House
Henry L. Higginson
Boston
W. Sumner Appleton
Paul Revere Memorial Association
Zionists Depart Boston for Federation Convention
Nearly all Boston delegates to the American Federation of Zionists convention, opening today in Philadelphia, left yesterday afternoon. Professor H Friedenwald of Johns Hopkins University, president of the federation, will call the convention to order and Mayor Weaver will deliver the welcome address.
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Boston
American Federation of Zionists
Philadelphia
H. Friedenwald
Johns Hopkins University
Federation
Weaver
Middlesex rivals for attorney generalship agitate county politics
A Middlesex county clash over the attorney generalship divides the county ring. Sanderson allies seek northern votes to control Middlesex delegates while Champlin and Dallinger backers plan incursions to thwart Sanderson. Persistent maneuvers include Pingree’s Essex county push and Lowell figures, with McCall’s retirement seen as distant.
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Middlesex County
George A. Sanderson
Sanderson
Middlesex
Mellen A. Pingree
Essex County
Champlin- Sanderson
Timmons
Lowell
Pingree
McCall
Englishman Deluged by Tide During Gloucester Rock Fishing
Aubrey G. Whitelaw, an English visitor at Moorland House in East Gloucester, found himself stranded on a rock when the tide rose. Lifesavers hauled him to shore after he lashed a line to the land and waded through the surf. The scene drew sympathetic cheers from summer girls on the piazza as Whitelaw described the ordeal and his damp attire.
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Gloucester
Aubrey G. Whitelaw
Moorland House
East Gloucester
Whitelaw
X Zalia touted as quick cure for Brown-tail Moth poisoning
Fred W. Whidden of Somerville Massachusetts endorses X Zalia as the fastest relief and cure for Brown-tail Moth poisoning after his own experience. He claims the liquid stops itching immediately and heals raw flesh without pain, suitable for children. The vegetable compound is sold by druggists, 50 cents for a large bottle, from the X Zalia Co. in Boston.
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Fred W. Whidden
Pearl St
Somerville
Mass
Kill Gypsy Moth Caterpillars Under Sticky Bands Says Official
Superintendent Kirkland of the State bureau urges killing gypsy moth caterpillars daily under sticky bands applied to trees in infested districts. He warns against banding clean trees, notes bands may require repairs, and stresses bands must be kept at a safe distance from infested trees to prevent spread.
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Kirkland
State Bureau
May Abolish Transfers At Sullivan Square
The transfer system at Sullivan Square terminal will be abolished due to patron abuse. A surrounding fence is in place and automatic gates with flagmen may be installed to prevent accidents as outlying district customers use checks past the time limit.
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Sullivan Square
Kyle Wins Reinstatement Suit. Paving Inspector Delays Return
Patrick Kyle, paving inspector, who secured reinstatement to his old post in a Supreme Court suit against James Donovan and Mayor Collins, did not report for duty yesterday. He told a Post reporter he acted under his counsel's orders and would return once court papers arrive, while friends congratulated him.
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Patrick Kyle
James Donovan
Collins
Supreme Court
Post
Kyle
No Warrant for Spencer Denied by Police
Julian C. Woodman, counsel for Chester R. Spencer, corrects a report that a warrant for Spencer’s arrest was applied for. Police Supt. Pierce says there is no warrant and no charge. Spencer did not contest the case and denies the wife’s witnesses’ allegations.
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Julian C. ‘Woodman
Chester R. Spencer
Mr. Spencer
Mr. Woodman
Pierce
Spencer
Trains Collide on Pawtuxet Valley Line Killing Engineer
A head-on freight train crash near South Auburn station on the Pawtuxet Valley branch of the New York New Haven & Hartford railroad killed Engineer Joseph W. Oldham of Providence. His fireman died later, while Patrick Keenan the other engineer survived with his fireman. The crash on a sharp curve involved nine cars per train with two cars telescoped.
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Providence
Pawtuxet Valley
New York, New Haven & Hartford
South Auburn
Joseph W. Oldham
Oldham
Patrick Keenan
Lost Boy Found In Wash Boiler In North Adams
A two year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Contors of Willow Dell, was reported missing last night. Police led a search through Willow Dell including barns, sheds, river, and school grounds, until the boy was located asleep inside a wash boiler in the pantry.
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North Adams
Fred Contors
Willow Dell
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