Governor Guild Receives Medal From Veterans Group
The British Naval and Military Veterans Association of Massachusetts presented Governor Guild with a medal of honor yesterday. The seven pointed star badge bears a crown and inscription on the reverse. An accompanying congratulatory address notes his recovery from illness, signed by William H. McNamara and Thomas T. Stokes.
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Governor Guild
William H. McNamara
Thomas T. Stokes
Three Die in Ship in East River Hold
Three men Michael Menus Augustus Bjorkland and Herman Fabricus were smothered to death in the hold of the Metropolitan line steamer H. M. Whitney while removing cargo after the ship was raised from Hell Gate. Divers recovered the bodies.
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Metropolitan Line
H. M. Whitney
Hell Gate
East River
Michael Menus
Augustus Bjorkland
Herman Fabricus
Teddy as Hay Maker at Oyster Bay
Teddy performs hay making at Oyster Bay and takes a horseback ride before chopping down a sturdy tree. The episode highlights his rustic labor routine and outdoor tasks in a candid scene.
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Teddy
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Heads Home for Yale Harvard Race Trip
President Roosevelt supervises hay making at Oyster Bay and plans to sail from New London on Sylph with family to watch the Yale Harvard boat race. Theodore Roosevelt Jr will join in New London before heading to Lake Superior for steel work under John C. Greenway. Secretary Loeb says no meeting with Taft planned.
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Girl Falls 25 Feet From Fire Escape in North End Home
Glotta Zhontys aged 12 or 13, playing on a fire-escape at 3 Margaret Street North End, fell 25 feet to the sidewalk. Found unconscious by her mother, she was taken to Relief Hospital with a fractured skull and little hope for recovery.
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Margaret Street
North End
Glotta Zhontys
Glotta
Draper to open gubernatorial bid with legislative reception
Lieutenant-Governor Draper plans to launch his campaign tomorrow with a reception at Hopedale for legislators from both parties. Invitations reach Speaker Cole, Robert Luce, Frothingham, and rival GOP hopefuls for lieutenant governor amid talks of a Douglas vice presidential bid.
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Draper
Hopedale
Malden Youth Arrested in Stolen Horse and Carriage Case
Malden June 23 Arthur J Paquette 22 was arrested after stealing a horse and carriage from Probation Officer Killion. Paquette fled toward Portland but entered Malden center where Officer Muldoon fired shots in the air and Paquette was chased down with a hastened pursuit by Ralph Kaulback and the police. He claims Fall River as home and will be arraigned tomorrow.
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Arthur J. Paquette
Killion
Portland
Muldoon
Paquette
Ralph Kaulback
Fall River
Wagon Tipped. Boy Killed on Depot Street Bridge
Fitchburg report of a fatal accident on Depot street bridge as a load of boards toppled from a wagon. Ernest Couch aged 12 was killed. companion Earl Sewell sustained serious internal injuries and John Alexander was slightly injured.
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Ernest Couch
Earl Sewell
Depot Street
John Alexander
Couch
Sewell
Peters Again Heads Board By Governor Guild
Plums from Governor s Guild s official plum tree. Carroll D. Wright of Worcester State Board of Education. Edward Everett Hale Trustee of State Library. Samuel H. Hudson Democratic member License Board. Edwin Va Curtis Metropolitan Park Commission. Dr. Austin Peters Head of State cattle bureau. James Tans ey of Fall River Police Commission.
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State Library
Samuel H. Hudson
Democratic
Edwin VA. Curtis
Metropolitan Park Commission
Governor Guild Announces Executive Council Appointments
Governor Guild made a broad sweep of executive council appointments at yesterday's meeting. Carroll D. Wright succeeds Caroline D. Hazard as head of the State Board of Education, with the others receiving reappointments. Dr. Austin Peters remains head of the cattle bureau despite critics who complained of his handling of pet dogs.
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Executive Council
Carroll D. Wright
State Board of Education
Caroline D. Hazard
Wellesley College
Austin Peters
Cattle Bureau
Tommy Murphy Beats Bert Keyes in Swift Six Rounds
In New York on June 23 Tommy Murphy of Harlem defeated Bert Keyes at the Na varre Athletic Club in Bensonhurst in a fast six-round bout. The match delivered thrilling exchanges with Keyes showing strong recuperative power at several moments.
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Navarre Athletic Club
Bensonhurst
Tommy Murphy
Harlem
Bert Keyes
Keyes
Higen Hints At Independence League Presidential Run
Thomas L. Higen told a Post reporter at the Quincy House reception that he expects to be a candidate for the nomination for first place on the Independence League ticket at the Chicago national convention July 27 and 28. He said competition is open to all and he would accept if the party demands it while not planning a campaign for the post. He also affirmed his intent to run again for governor.
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Ward
Walter A. Webster
Ward 22
Thomas L. Higen
Post
Quincy House
The
Independence League
Reception for Mr. Hisgen Draws Delegates in Quincy House
West Springfield leader Mr Hisgen hosted 300 admirers at the Quincy House reception from 7 to 9 30 PM with a Boston and Lowell delegation among the attendees. He criticized Taft and Sherman’s platform for labor, taxes, and child labor failures, citing Roosevelt reforms and Standard Oil trust prosecutions.
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Michael C. O'Neil
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Gentlemen's Driving Club Matinee at Readville
The Gentlemen's Driving Club will hold its regular matinee at Readville this afternoon under Cyprus Commandery Knights Templar. A silver cup will be awarded to the winner of each race.
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Readville
Cyprus Commandery
Knights Templar
Fast Time At Charles River Speedway Matinee
The Metropolitan Driving Club held its eighth spring matinee at the Charles River Speedway yesterday afternoon. Racing was brisk with close finishes and notably fast times in the driving sport.
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Charles River Speedway
Metropolitan Driving Club
Bryan Club of Massachusetts Opens Boston Headquarters
The Bryan Club of Massachusetts has opened its headquarters at 14 Kilby Street, Room 6, Boston. This move establishes the club’s base of operations in the city amid its community activities.
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Room 6
Boston
Doherty Denies Bribery Charge in Lowell Case
In East Cambridge Doherty, chairman of the Lowell Board of Health, testifies in his own defense in a bribery and political coercion case alleging he sought Garvey's support for Carmichael in the 1907 mayoral race. Garvey and Beane corroborate tensions. witnesses discuss job security and civil service rules.
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Lowell
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
William C. Doherty
Lowell Board of Health
Thomas F. Garvey
James H. Carmichael
Mayberry
William Hunt
Garvey
Thomas J. Beane
William
Thornton
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Casey
Pratt
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Boston Opera House Project Progresses After Europe Visit
Mr P B Haven of Wheelwright Haven key architect for the Boston Opera House reports from Europe. Vienna’s opera house impressed him as plans move to Huntington avenue near the Conservatory. Stock to cost 150000 with 128000 already subscribed. 220 shares remain. Construction planned to start within a month and finish within a year. The design emphasizes many exits and a carriage entrance to reduce theater congestion.
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