Tupper father and son held on Dorchester assault charge
Silas Tupper aged 38 and his son Bartlett aged 18 are under arrest at Station 11 on charges of assault and battery with a beer bottle on Roscoe Davidson at the corner of Talbot avenue and Milford street Dorchester. The elder Tupper was said to carry a loaded revolver during the incident.
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Washington Forecast For Wednesday Evening Thunder Showers
Washington forecast for Wednesday at 8 p m indicates thunder showers across New England and Eastern New York with south or southwest winds.
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Bellboy Arrested in Hotel Diamond Ring Larceny
Robert Good aged 18 employed as a bellboy at the Grand Hotel was arrested by Division 16 last night for the alleged larceny of a diamond ring valued at 50 dollars, property of Mrs Annie Perdlaux a hotel boarder, on June 23.
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Everett Aldermen Seek Name Restore for Fire Engine 2
The Everett city board asks the mayor to instruct engineers to restore the name Joseph Swan to fire engine 2. The cost of the high school building is $69,481. The mayor replies on Sunday sales by druggists, arguing few can sustain more than three druggists and urging limited Sunday hours to preserve Sunday quiet and the nation's moral fabric.
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Johnson Sets Flying Mile Record At Waltham Track
Spectators hailed John B Johnson as the fastest rider, beating Nancy Hanks era times by riding a mile in 1 56 at Waltham. The crowd cheered as Johnson followed pacers with steady grace, edging toward sub two minute pace and claiming a new record.
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Veto Triumph for Governor Greenhalge on Bell Bill
The Bell Telephone capital increase bill is vetoed by Governor Greenhalge, praised as a public interests victory. He denounces corporate influence, credits readers and the Post for mobilizing support, and notes opposition from Representatives Kneil Coakley Bliss and others. The veto message cites public risk from stock watering and calls for safeguards.
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Wild Flowers of America Aim to Inspire Readers
The Boston Post plans a grand scheme to educate and delight readers about over three hundred Wild Flower gems across America. It laments American ignorance and promises a project that lets readers see admire and secure these flowers for their homes.
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Ute Insurance Reputation and Public Confidence Mentioned
A historical notice notes that a national insurance line in 1808 carried 5 057 lides and incurred large sums. It references public confidence and patronage, including policy holders numbers and a state act by J T Phelps.
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