Sanderson Discusses Attorney General Bid in Wry Exchange
District Attorney George A. Sanderson comments on a Republican attorney general nomination bid, noting potential 300 delegate support from General Champlin and others. The interview blends humor about hot weather and hot air, club dinners, and lingering questions about campaign strategy and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Sanderson
Middlesex
Ayer
Mr. Sanderson
General Champlin
Middlesexian
Champlin
Middlesex Club
Coblenz Damaged In Collision With British Cruiser
In dense fog off Cape Prior near Ferrol Spain the British cruiser Carnarvon rammed the North German Lloyd steamer Coblenz at 4 am. The Coblenz sprang a leak and sustained heavy damage.
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Ferrol
Spain
Carnarvon
Coblenz
Cape Prior
Boston Man to Wed Miss Florence Field in York Harbor
Thomas Poultney Lindsay of Boston will marry Miss Florence Field daughter of Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page on July 1 at 12 30 in St George s Church York Harbor. No bridesmaids. Miss Page s sister Mrs Preston Gibson maid of honor. Special trains from Boston for guests. Wedding breakfast, eight girl friends a house party. Bridal trip Maine fishing camp and Canada. Future home in Boston. Lindsay s father was rector at St Paul s Boston.
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Washington, D. C
Florence Field
Thomas Nelson Page
Thomas Poultney Lindsay
Boston
St. George’s Church
York Harbor
Page
Preston Gibson
Miss Page
Maine
Canada
Mr. Lindsay
St. Paul's Church
Newtons Big Liquor Raid
A major police raid in Newton early today seized 45 gallons of beer from Frank Lupo 16 Middle Street Nonantum. Officers Burke Neagle Purcell and Lucey with a search warrant confiscated glasses bottles and paraphernalia to stock a barroom.
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Newton
Burke
Neagle, Purcell and Lucey
Frank Lupo
Middle Street
Nonantum
Doctors Leave for Saratoga to Attend Meeting
Over 100 New England physicians departed from South station by a special Boston & Albany train for Saratoga New York to attend the National Eclectic Medical Association gathering. The group was led by Dr Pitts Edwin Howes of Dorchester secretary of the Boston District Medical Association and included delegates from New England eclectic societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
South Station
Boston & Albany
C. G. Percival
Boston
Fred W. Abbott
Taunton
John A. Donner
Holyoke
New England Eclectic Medical Association
Sunday visit to Revere by venerable Maine lady
Miss Martha Blake of Aroostook county Maine toured Boston and visited Revere Beach on Sunday. She recalled the bathing suits there with astonishment and humor, saying the sight shattered dreams of beauty and promised to burn fashion books on her return home. Her remark about fashion and memories of Bunker Hill and Trinity topped her afternoon.
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Revere
Maine
Martha Theresa Blake
Aroostook County
Boston
Blue Hill Avenue
Revere Beach
Bunker Hill
Trinity
Aroostook
Busy Day on Boston Common Opens Season on Greensward
A lively crowd filled Boston Common as the North End body was moved to the Soldiers’ Monument area to enjoy bananas and sun, while orators, ministers, jesters, and a crowd-pleasing band created a festive scene. The day began with good humor and a relaxed mood.
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Boston Common
North End
Soldiers’ Monument
Charles Street
Crowds At Nantasket Beach Hit 30 000 Visitors
Scorching weather drew over 30 000 people from Boston and vicinity to Nantasket Beach. Paragon Park hosted 15 000 in admissions with shows in full swing for Hull Veteran Firemen fund. A thief, Albert Smith of Boston, was arrested after stealing a $90 watch from C Astor Riggs of New York.
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Boston
Nantasket Beach
Paragon Park
Hull
Chief Cadigan
Albert Smith
C. Astor Riggs
New York City
Allston Street
Inspector Burke
Park
Smith
Burial of Farragut Sailor James J. Fentress
Funeral services for James J. Fentress a survivor of the R. C. Schuyler in Admiral Farragut's fleet were held yesterday afternoon at St. Catherine's Church Charlestown with Rev. Daniel W. Cronin officiating.
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James J. Fentress
R. C. Schuyler
Farragut
St. Catherine's Church
Charlestown
Daniel W. Cronin
Big Throngs Fill Revere Beach Amid Open Day Crowd
A crowd of about 125000 plus onlookers and 38820 bathers lined Revere Beach yesterday as two red suited divers drew spectators from the State bathhouse. One 12 year old swimmer fainted and was saved by Life Guard Moore with Dr. Droesse reviving him. Fire frightened the crowd briefly as a rubbish barrel burned near Coney Island hurdlers but was put out. The Pines hosted a sacred concert and clambake drawing large crowds, while town officials praised the scene and kept traffic clear.
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Revere
Moore
Frank Droese
Coney Island
Point of Pines
Lynn
Rhode Island
Board of Selectmen
Pines
Tunnel Like an Ice Box in East Boston Run
A Post reporter notes extreme temperature drop inside the East Boston tunnel. The thermometer reads 84 degrees at the Old State House, 60 at mid tunnel, and 42 near the tunnel end before rising to two degrees warmer than the starting point near Maverick Square.
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East Boston
Post
Old State House
Maverick Square
Boston
Vast Throng Fills Bass Point Nahant for Excursion Day
About 20 000 people crowded Bass Point Nahant during yesterday’s heat to enjoy the shore boulders. Visitors arrived from Boston Lynn and other locales. Steamer Favorite of Ocean Excursion Co carried many in an hour harbor trip. Putnam's Concert Band supplied afternoon and evening music to the crowds.
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Bass Point
Nahant
Boston
Lynn
Favorite
Ocean Excursion Company
Lincoln Wharf
Putnam's
Supposed Lost Sailors Reunited Aboard Fishing Schooner
Grief turned to joy as the Mattie D Brundage returned to harbor with two missing crew members aboard. Fog confused the sailors who drifted 48 hours without food or drink before a coasting schooner rescued them and landed them in Portland to travel home to Boston. The reunion on the Brundage was joyous.
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Mattie D. Brundage
Portland
Boston
Brundage
Man Fights Giant Racer Snake in Brookfield Yard
Barney J. O'Brien killed a six foot one inch black racer in a Brookfield field after his dog Spot was savaged. He used a heavy stick to defeat the reptile which fought back fiercely before dying. Nearby he found sixteen snake eggs in sand.
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Brookfield
Barney J. O'Brien
O’brien
Spot
Mr. O’brien
Schooner Rattler Likely a Total Loss After Shoreing
The schooner Rattler bound from St John to Lubec ran ashore at Todd's Head near Eastport Maine. About 400 of 1200 bags of salt were saved while the crew landed in their own boat. Built in 1859 at Danversport Massachusetts the 82 ton vessel belonged to EB W and A R Holmes of Eastport.
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Eastport
St. John
N. B
Lubec
Todd's Head
Danversport
Mass
EB. W
A. R. Holmes
New Regulations for Waltham Barbers
The Board of Health in Waltham is drafting new rules for barbers. It will replace the old sign a clean towel with every shave and requires sterilization of razors mugs soap and brushes after each use.
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Waltham
Board of Health
Two Sunday Raids At Revere Hotels
Revere police officers Chainey and Shannahan raided the Hotel Victoria on Broadway early Sunday and seized liquor. Cyrus A. Perkins, 25, and Katherine Clarke, 23, both from Revere, were arrested. A second raid at Juhn Munroe’s Don Carlos Cottage on Endicott Avenue Beachmont yielded 16 bottles of lager beer.
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Chainey and
Shannahan
Revere Town
Victoria
Broadway
Cyrus A. Perkins
Revere
Katherine Clarke
Massachusetts Avenue
Juhn Munroe
Don Carlos
Endicott Avenue
Beachmont
Joyce quits race with Irish champion at Celtic Park
Six thousand spectators at Celtic Park Long Island City watched a match race between Irish champion Thomas Hynes and John J Joyce of the Irish American A C but Joyce dropped out after two miles and a quarter ending the contest.
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Joyce
New York
Celtic Park
Long Island City
Thomas Hynes
John J. Joyce
A. C
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