Ballinger Expected to Quit Taft Cabinet
Washington reports a confirmed plan by Richard A. Ballinger to resign as Secretary of the Interior. The move comes amid ongoing Gifford Pinchot related controversy and is said to be awaiting the president's acceptance. The resignation was to take place early in the month but has been delayed to a few days.
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Washington
Taft
Richard A. Ballinger
Interior
Bn Gifford Pinchot
Ballinger
Post
White slaver case shadows Boston crime scare
John Brown of 26 Dartmouth Street was arrested by East Dedham Street Station police on a white slaver charge. He was arraigned before Judge Bennett and held in 500 dollars for the grand jury on enticing and procuring Isabelle Irving known as Goldie Fennington, who said she lived with Brown as his wife at 96 Dartmouth Street. Brown disappeared Monday night and was held after a Scollay Square arrest and court continuance.
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John Brown
Dartmouth Street
Dedham Street
Bennett
Isabelle Irving
Goldie Fennington
Fennington
Grant
Brown
Scollay Square
Municipal Criminal Court
Charles Street
Brockton High Names 1911 Baseball Captain
Brockton June 23 Martin J Tev lin born 1911 was chosen captain of the Brockton High School baseball team for the 1911 season.
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Brockton
Martin J. Tevlin
Death of Joshua B. Holden
Joshua Bennett Holden died yesterday at the Hotel Somerset from heart disease. He was a well known public figure in the city and a prominent Republican for many years with large business interests and social prominence. His death followed a period of illness.
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Joshua Bennett Holden
Hotel
Somerset
Holden
Holden Descendant Of New England Family At Bennett Hall
The article notes Mr. Holden, born March 25 1890 in Woburn, descended from old New England stock. He prided himself on Bennett Hall in Billerica, estate of his mother’s family for nearly a century. He studied at Brooks school and Pierce Academy and graduated from Harvard Law School in 1871.
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Mr. Holden
New England
Billerica
Bennett
Longtime Boston figure Holden dies at age after public service
The obituary details the life of Mr. Holden a Boston political figure and bachelor who married Ida L. Moulton shortly after graduation. He served on the Common Council House and Senate and later the Charles River Basin Commission. He chaired multiple clubs and societies and left a large family including four daughters and son Joshua Bennett Holden Jr. His death ends a career of public service and business leadership.
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Joshua Bennett Holden
Charles River Basin Commission
Laconia
N. H
Ida L. Moulton
John Cc. Moulton
Mr. Holden
Joshua Bennett
Billerica
Lowell
Holden
Gloucester Street
Back Bay
Vendome
Somerset
Common Council
Boston
House of Representatives
Senate
Jashua Bennett Holden, Jr
Hornblower & Weeks
Mabel Bonsal
Baltimore
Annie E
Gladys
Gwendolyn Holden
Natalie (Holden) Lovejoy
Joseph Lovejoy
Hingham
Gladys Holden
Radcliffe
Taft Family Arrives at Beverly Summer White House
Mrs. William Howard Taft Helen Taft and Charlie Taft reached the Beverly summer capitol by 4 PM joining Robert Taft who arrived after Yale graduation. The party traveled from Boston with a guard of U S secret service men. Helen and Charlie later wandered the grounds while Robert remained with supper crowd.
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Beverly
William Howard Taft
Taft
Helen
Charlie
White House
Robert Taft
Yale College
Cambridge
Harvard
Tafts
Boston
United States Secret Service
Revere Beach
Summer Society
Burgess Point
Robert
Congress
Engine promoter John Carroll arrested for mail fraud
John Carroll, promoter of a Carbonic gas engine, was arrested by federal officials in Allston on charges of using the mails in a fraudulent scheme. He allegedly negotiated the sale of $75,000 worth of stock in his engine company to H. F. Pillsbury of Barton Vermont.
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John
Carroll
Allston
H. F. Pillsbury
Barton
Death in hot metal at Breckenridge steel plant
John Mitchell, a West Penn steel plant worker in Breckenridge, slipped into a white hot soaking pit containing a molten ingot. His body was consumed by the metal before his sweetheart and mother, whom he had been showing around the plant.
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Pittsburg
John Mitchell
West Penn Steel
Breckenridge
Emperor attends yachting regatta at Kiel
Emperor William arrived from Altona aboard the Hohenzollern to witness the annual yachting regatta at Kiel. The imperial visit underscores ceremonial ties as the yacht event proceeds along the waterfront.
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Emperor
Kiel
Emperor William
Altona
Hohenzollern
Witeess
Taft Elated At Congress Quotes From Times Star
President Taft is quoted expressing elation at the Congressional legislation. He says the acts fulfill party pledges and note that progress was achieved in the first regular session, as reported by the Times Star in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Times Star
Taft
Washington
Congress
Cambridge Flagstaff Fund Drive Clears House
Cambridge women aided by young men from the Christian Association collected funds on city streets for a new flagstaff to honor 400 Revolutionary War residents. Contributors received a small flag, and Cambridge school children have been giving one cent daily to buy an eagle for the flagtop. The eagle is assured.
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Cambridge
Christian Association
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