Roosevelt Defends Panama Canal Policy In Fiery Speech
Colonel Roosevelt denounces blackmail over the Panama Canal and condemns Colombia and Wilson administration tactics. He argues U S duty to build the canal and criticizes arms policy toward Mexico, urging full payment of blackmail to back the canal agreement.
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Panama Canal
United States
America
Roosevelt
Panama
Colombia
Wilson
Bryan
Uncle Sam
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Republic
Washington
Roosevelt Defends Perkins as Progressives Read Him Out
Roosevelt stays loyal to George W. Perkins amid calls for his resignation. He vows to remain in the Progressive cause, defends Perkins’ integrity, and says he will not run for New York governor this fall. He notes fevers and throat problems during travel and plans indoor speeches after health setbacks.
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Roosevelt
Geo. W
New York
Imperator
Theodore Roosevelt
George W. Perkins
Progressive National Executive Committee
Amos Pinchot
Perkins
Pittsburg
London
Brazil
Progressive Party
Wakefield Plant Moving to Heywood Brothers & Wakefield Co
The rattan factory will be moved from Wakefield piecemeal with the car seat department first. President C H Lang says no further arbitration with unions and no reopening until a majority of workers return. If unable to operate locally, the plant will move production elsewhere to meet orders. shipping destinations undisclosed.
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Heywood Brothers & Wakefield Company
Wakefield
C. H. Lang
Lang
SISTER REUNITES AFTER YEARS AS FAMILY GATHERS
In Nashua New Hampshire Mrs Marie Bourque fails to recognize her sister Mrs Patient on arrival at Walnut street home. It is 27 years since their last meeting and 39 years since Marie saw her brother John Bourque of Boston. A hospital family visit follows with another planned reunion in Holyoke after 37 years apart.
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Nashua
N. H
Antoine Patient
Minneapolis
City
John B. Dumatine
Walnut Street
Marie Bourque
John Bourque
Boston
H. A. Bourque
Mrs. Patient
John
Holyoke
Worcester boy 13 drowns at Patch's Pond
Joseph A. White of 1 Geneva Street Worcester, a 13 year old, drowned at Patch's Pond while swimming with Abbott Street school boys. He choked after a mouthful of water, vanished underwater as rescuers tried to reach him. Companions pulled to safety. body recovered within an hour. Attempts at resuscitation with a pulmotor failed.
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Worcester
Joseph A. White
Joseph M. White
Geneva Street
Patch’s Pond
Abbott Street
Charles Denning
Hector Moran
White
Nellie Dolan
Women ragh at Siegel diamonds wedding interruption
In New York on June 24 a dozen depositors from the Siegel bank collapse gathered outside St. Thomas Church as Mrs. Henry Siegel faced a subpoena on the church steps. She was about to attend the marriage of her daughter Dorothy Violet Siegel Wilde to Earl Joseph Moon of St. Louis.
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New York
Siegel Banks
Henry Siegel
St. Thomas’ Church
Dorothy Violet Wilde
Earl Joseph Moon
St. Louis
Walsh Breaks with New Haven Over Railroad Bill
Governor Walsh sticks with the Fisher Ellis plan to divorce the Boston and Maine from the New Haven despite New Haven opposition and federal timing. The measure would place Boston Railroad Holding Company stock under a liquidating board with state purchase rights debated by lawmakers and New Haven representatives.
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Walsh
George H. Ellis
Committee On Railroads
Ellis
New Haven
Fisher-Ellis
Boston & Maine
Boston Railroad Holding Company
Commonwealth
Moorfield Storey
Counsel For
Wilson
Federal Department of Justice
Department
Msher-Ellis
Emi
Washburn
Davenport
Malden
Charles Sumner Bird
Representative Ellis
George A. Schofield
Ipswich
Third Essex District Court
Patrick P. Kierce
Schofield
George H
Diamonds Enrage Depositors at Mrs Siegel Wedding
At a church wedding a mob of unemployed depositors shouted threats as Mrs Siegel appeared with a large diamond necklace. Police blocked access as a letter was hurled at the carriage and a lawsuit for 105 in photographs was served but returned. Best man replacement delayed the ceremony briefly with Ralph L Morris stepping in.
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Mrs. Siegel
Charley Bowes
Marceau
Stuart McDonald
Ralph L. Morris
Jurors Honor Two Judges With Gifts After Sessions
Forty jurors contributed to a mahogany cigar case for Senior Judge Fessenden at the end of the third session in appreciation of fairness and goodwill. Francis J. Rowan led the presentation and Judge Fessenden thanked the jurors for their consideration. Earlier, Judge King was also remembered when Howard C. Fiske presented a long narrow box suggesting a cane or umbrella.
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Fessenden
Superior Court
Francis J. Rowan
Patrick F. Bowen
Alfred Mace
Lucius F. Graham
John F. Kiley
Arthur P. Currier
George D. Hynes
King
Howard C. Fiske
Man Found Drowned After Sleeping on Horn Pond Shore
The body of Joseph McGarity, 61, was found about 20 feet from the foot of Richardson Street by George Humphries of the Horn Pond Ice Company. Death was ruled accidental drowning.
Wellesley Bride and Groom Tie Elaborate Church Wedding
Marcus Beebe a Boston leather merchant wed Miss Gladys Winsor Whitten of Wellesley in Wakefield Congregational Church last night. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Austin Rice with Rev. David N. Beach assisting. The bride’s sister Katherine Whitten served as maid of honor and John H. Beebe Jr. was best man before more than 1200 guests.
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Marcus Beebe
Boston
Gladys Winsor Whitten
Wellesley
Wakefield
Austin Rice
David N. Beach
D. D
Bangor Theological Seminary
Katherine N. Whitten
John H. Beebe, Jr
Planning Dedication of Retreat for Boston Children
Elaborate preparations are under way for the dedication of the Winthrop mansion once owned by Nat C. Goodwin and bought by Isaac Simon a Jewish merchant and philanthropist. The dedication is set for Thursday July 9 with many hundreds of children from Boston slums and orphans from Greater Boston institutions expected to attend.
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Winthrop
Nat C. Goodwin
Isaac Simon
Boston
Greater
Miss Laura M Hogg Weds Joseph B Phelan In Nuptial Mass
Miss Laura M Hogg daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Hogg of 823 Broadway North Everett married Joseph B Phelan son of Mrs Catherine Phelan of 5 Green Street at a nuptial mass celebrated by Rev Joseph Monahan pastor of the Immaculate Conception Church yesterday morning.
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Laura M. Hogg
Robert Hogg
Broadway
North Everett
Joseph B. Phelan
Catherine Phelan
Green Street
Joseph Monahan
Immaculate Conception Church
Hughes and Jackson Tie Officiated by Rev Costello
At St. Augustine's rectory South Boston last evening Francis E. Hughes of Arlington and Helen J. Jackson daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas A Jackson were married by Rev Father Costello. The bridesmaid was Mary Curry. The best man was John B Hughes brother of the groom.
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St. Augustine’s Rectory
South Boston
Francis E. Hughes
Arlington
Helen J. Jackson
Thomas A. Jackson
Father Costello
Mary Curry
John B. Hughes
Dyspepsia Relief Promised by Dyspept Let Tablets
Indigestion symptoms described with sour stomach belching nausea and occasional vomiting. Dyspeps lets offered as quick relief with trial boxes at ten cents and larger boxes at a quarter. Safe to use repeatedly. not a strong alkali like soda mints. Obtain a box today.
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