No Case Against Haywood Worries Idaho Trial
Boise June 16 The Haywood trial faces the question of withheld evidence and a possible surprise for the defense. Prosecution supporters admit Orchard’s corroboration is weak, while the case centers on Steve Adams and his confession, with defense anticipating Adams may refuse to testify or be held in contempt.
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Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Orchard
Steunenburg
Steve Adams
Adams
Senator Borah
Borah
Friends of the Federation
Harvard seniors hear value of memory in Gordon sermon
The Rev. George A. Gordon delivered the baccalaureate at Appleton Chapel urging Harvard graduates to value memory and experience. He cited examinations as aids to knowledge and urged memory to grow from love and refined character for lasting service.
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George A. Gordon
Harvard
Appleton Chapel
Emerson
Carlyle
Augustine
Cicero
Wind Whirl Strikes Schooner Stillman F. Kelley
The Stillman F. Kelley reports a whirlpool off Cape Hatteras 10 miles south of the point. The vessel lost its mainsail and all head sails and tore its foresail but sustained no other damage.
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Saunderstown
R. I
Stillman F. Kelley
Pascagoula
Providence
Cape Hatteras
Walsh Returns to Face Storm in Hansen Disbarment Case
Thomas F. Walsh a Colorado mine owner and Washington resident arrives with wife and daughter Evelyn Walsh to confront the Delos W. Hansen disbarment proceedings. He states he will not run and is ready to be sued if needed while declining to discuss Miss Watson Mansfield. His New York visit follows reports tying him to the matter and he cites his attorneys Nichols Annabel Lindsay.
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New York
Thomas F. Walsh
Colorado
Washington
Delos W. Hansen
Mr. Walsh
Evelyn Walsh
Newport
Amerika
Walsh
Violet Watson-Mansfield
Miss Watson
Nichols, Annabel & Lindsay
Tardy Groom to Wed Tonight
The Murphy Smith wedding in Somerville was postponed last Wednesday due to the groom’s absence. Smith appeared at Somerville City Clerk Cook’s office seeking a license, claiming residence in Somerville but was told to obtain one in Woburn. He finally secured a license there and sent a note to Miss Murphy explaining his no show.
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Murphy- Smith
St. Joseph's Church
Somerville
Smith
Cook
Hotel Central
Woburn
Josephine Murphy
Ellis
Linden Street
Sullivan Says Train Struck Him No Marks Found
Timothy J. Sullivan claims a Southern division train struck him near the Fitchburg railroad bridge. Reports say he was found unconscious beneath the bridge and taken to Somerville Hospital where doctors found no injuries beyond a shaken state.
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Sullivan
Timothy J. Sullivan
Somerville Hospital
Southern Division
Boston & Maine Railroad
Fitchburg
Somerville
Freight Train Derailment in Maine Causes Delays
A brake beam break derailed six cars of an extra westbound freight at Topsham Maine. One passenger train was held briefly. another assembled on the opposite side and passengers transferred with little delay. The damaged cars carried potatoes and paper bound for Boston.
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Brunswick
Topsham
Boston
Touring Car Collision Narrowly Averted in Malden
In Malden on Salem street a touring car owned by Lewis Woodward of Medford was struck by a Boston & Northern Revere Beach electric car. Woodward and Mrs Woodward were injured lightly with cuts and shock. The front and rear wheels were knocked off and the auto damaged. the car was towed to a repair shop.
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Malden
Salem Street
Boston & Northern Revere
Lewis Woodward
Sheridan Avenue
Medford
Woodward
Mr. Woodward
Murderous lover forgiven by girl in fatal attack
A man named Arthur Marcoux slashed Annie Drapeau after she refused his marriage proposal. He was arrested at the scene near the old leatherboard mill. Annie, severely wounded, fought to reach home and is slowly recovering under care. Family and authorities prepare for the preliminary hearing with potential 20 year penalty.
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Arthur Marchand
William S. Drew
Arthur
Sanbornville
Hazen Plummer
Fred Howard
Milton Hotel
Marcoux
Annie
Post
Milton
Miss Drapeau
Hart
Charles Welch
Arthur Marcoux
Smith
Dr. Hart
Selectman
Plummer
Dwight Hall
Drapeau
Annie Drapeau
Thayer
Investigators Probe Foley Death After Hospital Silence
Engineers' Union 16 members, including Hugh Foley of 263 West Newton Street, mourn the death at City Hospital Thursday. They demand an inquiry into his bruising, dispute Dr. Hersey's heart failure fall explanation, and threaten to appeal to the Mayor if hospital authorities refuse details.
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Engineers’ Union 16
Hugh Foley
West Newton Street
City Hospital
F. W. Mansfield
F. C. Hersey
Union Rejects Peace Offer and Vows to Continue Strike
The Boston Team Drivers' Union 25 unanimously rejected a business-proposed settlement to the 360-worker strike. The group planned to march in the Labor Day parade and appoint committees for event arrangements. Contributions from allied unions supported striking members as delegates head to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters convention in Paine Memorial Hall, Boston.
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Boston
Boston Central Labor Union
Central Labor Union
N. Y
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Paine Memorial Hall
Daniel J. Tobin
John M. Gillespie
William J. O’neil
N. J. Lannon
Patrick Flynn
Christopher A. Clayton
James F. Grady
Yachting Season Opens as Boston Area Resorts See Crowds
Yesterday crowds surged at hub seaside spots with 54 000 at South Boston 35 000 at Nantasket 150 000 at Revere 75 000 at other Boston pleasure resorts Riverside Norumbega Park Lexington Park and Dedham Opening of the yachting season at South Boston draws large attendance and local leisure activity.
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South Boston
Nantasket
Revere
Boston
Riverside
Norumbega Park
Lexington Park
Dedham
Extra trains run for canoeists amid full streetcar lines
The Boston and Albany railroad ran extra trains from Riverside to serve canoeists while streetcar lines from Norumbega Park Lexington Park and Dedham ran with all open cars in service to meet demand.
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Boston & Albany Railroad
Riverside
Norumbega Park
Lexington Park
Dedham
Marine Park Draws 54000 For South Boston Holiday Visit
Large crowds flocked to Marine Park and Castle Island in South Boston yesterday as 54000 visitors enjoyed the scenery, baths, and yacht club events. The South Boston Yacht Club hosted a cruise with about 15 boats to Hull, then Marblehead, while others went to Weir River for the two day holiday. Bathhouse sections served thousands with 10000 in the men’s area, 6000 in the boys’ department, and 2500 women and girls visiting. The day featured improved facilities and a title card presentation by Superintendent M F Kelley.
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Boston
Marine Park
South Boston
Yacht Club
Nantasket
Revere
Charles River
Riverside
City
Frog Pond
Charles Street
Strandway
Long Pier
Park Reservation
North End Park
North End
Long Beach
Nantasket Hone
Revere Beach
Boston & Northern
L Street
Peninsula
Castle Island
Old Fort Independence
Prominent drug firm astonished by sale boom
The Jaynes Drug Company reports sustained demand for Cooper Preparations after his Boston visit. Five stores now carry the remedies and Boston endorsements pour in from customers like Mrs. Margaret Beach of 176 Cambridge Street and Mr. George E. Dresser of 883 Broadway.
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Cooper
Boston
Jaynes Drug Company
Mr. Cooper
Washington Street
Jaynes
Margaret Beach
Cambridge Street
West End
George E. Dresser
Broadway
South
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Harry Orchard
Myers
E. L. Whitney
Idaho Penitentiary
R. Barthel
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Edgar T. Hawley
Charles A. Siringo
Pinkerton
Storm
Hansen
Lurch
Maine
Carters
Foley
Engineers’ Union
Michigan State
New York State
Washington ST
Warren ST
Dudley Street
The
Home Furnishers’ Association of Massachusetts
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