Bartlett Not Averse To Governor Nomination Bid
General Charles W. Bartlett hedges on a Democratic run for Governor while District Attorney Moran seeks nomination after Prohibitionists placed him in the race. Leaders push Bartlett to lead the fight against Moran as Henry M. Whitney and ex-Congressman John R. Thayer also decline to join.
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Charles‘w. Bartlett
Henry M. Whitney
John R. Thayer
Worcester
Fox Hunter
Heart of the Commonwealth
Malden Man Saves Boy From Drowning
The quick action of Thomas King of 200 Webster street saved 14 year old Bliswood Jones of 6 Cottage street from drowning at Sandy Beach Linden this afternoon. Jones, unable to swim, went beyond his depth and screamed for help as King 200 yards away rushed to the beach and dived in fully clothed to reach him.
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Thomas King
Webster Street
Bliswood Jones
Cottage Street
Sandy Beach
Linden
Jones
King
Riseley defeats Little to advance in Wimbledon singles
In the lawn tennis championship Riseley of Britain outplayed American Raymond D. Little in the fifth round 6-3 6-1 6-4. Both Americans exit the singles. In doubles Collins and Little defeat Pollard and Bemis 6-3 6-2 7-5.
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Wimbledon
Eng
F. L. Riseley
Raymond D. Little
Kreigh Collins
Pollard
Bemis
House Stands by Its Amendment on Meat in Poultry Bill
Washington June 28 The House approved without discussion the partial conference report on the agricultural appropriation bill. Wadsworth introduced a resolution that the conferees do not recede from the meat in a portion amendment. After debate the resolution passed 198 to 45.
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Washington
Wadsworth
House
Engineer of Colonial Dead at Throttle
The Colonial Express from Boston to Washington on the Pennsylvania Railroad reached Lawrens with engineer Maxwell dead at the throttle. The train departed Trenton on schedule.
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Colonial
Philadelphia
Colonial Express
Boston
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lawlens
Maxwel
Trenton
Harvard Coach MacMasters Deposed Without Warning
Friends of John Scotty Masters claim unfair influence led to his removal as Harvard athletic trainer. He learned of his dismissal Monday night and departed Boston for New York, then sailed to Scotland for an indefinite stay. Master came to Harvard in 1898 from Princeton earning 50 dollars weekly and coached football, baseball, and hockey with notable success.
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John
Scotty
May Masters
Harvard
New York
Heath
MacMasters
Princeton
Ben Dibblee
O’Meara Rules Police Testimony in Dismissal Case
Commissioner O Meara declared five citizen witnesses outweighed negative testimony in the assault case involving patrolman John F Welch of the West End division. Welch was dismissed from the force with immediate effect, the finding noting the assault on Daniel Mahoney of Holbrook as observed by independent bystanders.
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Meara
Force
John F. Welch
West End
Daniel Mahoney
Holbrook
O’meara
King Dines Longworths in London Royal Courtesy
In London on June 28 the court welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. President Roosevelt's daughter captured wide attention in her wedding gown with a diamond ribbon. King Edward and Queen Alexandra honored her. the royal couple later invited the Longworths to the supper room.
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London
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Royal Circle
Mrs. Longworth
Arrest as officer ends pursuit on North Street
Carlo Dello Russo a 33 year old resident of 193 North Street was arrested after a chase by Officer John D McDonald of the Han over street station at 1130 last evening. He faces assault and battery charges on an unknown person and is alleged to have attempted to brandish a loaded revolver in a crowd on North Street. A further charge of carrying concealed weapons will be filed.
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Carlo Dello Russo
North Street
John D. McDonald
Hanover Street
Bathers Flee Fire At Leverett Street Bath House
A three story brick building at 2 Leverett street housing a Russian bath house was damaged by fire from an unknown cause yesterday afternoon. Firefighters controlled the blaze quickly, with damage estimated at $500 as patrons fled the scene in minimal clothing.
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Leverett Street
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