Knife drawn in Congress halted by intercession
Washington June 30 A sharp confrontation between Representatives George Southwick of New York and Charles L. Bartlett of Georgia ended early in the morning after Bartlett brandished a knife and warned Southwick not to call him a liar or risk being cut. The incident was stopped by another member's intercession.
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Washington
George Southwick
New York
Jarles L. Bartlett
Georgia
Bartlett
Thaw Case Secrets Revealed In Evelyn Thaw’s Testimony
Evelyn Thaw told her life story as part of defense preparation in the Thaw case. Detectives probe Stanford White’s career and John Doe proceedings while new witnesses and a former bankru pt status for White emerge.
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New York
Jie
Thaw
Evelyn Babi Thaw
Stanford White
John Doe
Oes
Themetropolis
President Signs Three Bills in Surprise Evening Session
President signs three bills including the immigration bill and a canal project for the Isthmus of Panama. The action comes after a late night session at the White House beginning around 11:25 PM.
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Washington
Pan
Congress Seeks Early Adjournment After Passage of Bills
Washington reports the congressional situation allows adjournment by tomorrow. All appropriation bills are passed and ready for the President’s signature. The omnibus public building bill and adjustments are expected to pass with little delay, final adjournment hoped for tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington
New England Cities Win Big Grants From Public Building Bill
Washington reports approval of numerous public building fund allocations over 10 000 across New England. Connecticut towns Meriden New Britain Willimantic Greenwich Bar Harbor Calais Portland Auburn and others receive amounts from 10 000 to 200 000. Massachusetts Springfield North Adams Pittsfield Beverly Marlboro Plymouth Webster Jamaica Plain and New Hampshire towns Dover Keene Hudson receive varied grants. Rhode Island Newport and Woonsocket listed among recipients.
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Washington
Connecticut
Meriden
New Britain
Willimantic
Green‘wich
Maine
Bar Harbor
Calais
Portland
Auburn
Hhusetts
Springfield
Quinby
North Adams
Pittsfield
Beverly
Marlboro
Plymouth
Webster
Foburn
Hampshire
Dover
Keene
Rhodes Island
Newport
Woonpocket
God OrmoNt
Burlington
Barre
Boston Area Weather Forecast Update
Partly cloudy conditions prevail with chances of local showers across Boston and surrounding areas on Saturday and Sunday. Expect moderate humidity and variable winds shaping a unsettled weekend pattern.
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Boston and Vicinity
Cheviots and Foorsteds At One Dollar Each
Local listings show cheviots and foortsteds priced at one dollar, with estimated value up to eight dollars. F. Gray Co. and Hanover appear in the notice as participating sellers in a meal-related sale.
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F. Gray Co
Hanover
Republican Leaders to Face Grand Jury After Proctor Verdict
Following the guilty verdict in the Proctor case, District Attorney Moran summoned Republican leaders Thomas Talbot and Joseph M. Peterson and ex-secretary James B. Reynolds, plus Parker and McAnarney, to appear before the grand jury next Tuesday. Rumors claim Talbot and Peterson may be charged with perjury. Parker and McAnarney's summons relate to an alleged jury tampering attempt. Proctor faces sentencing today.
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Lodge
Robert G. Proctor
John G. Bestgen
Quincy
Moran
Thomas Talbot
Joseph M. Peterson
James B. Reynolds
Republican State Committee
Parker
Proctor
Talbot
Peterson
McAnarney
Moran Perjury Probe Focuses on 1904 Contributions at Trial
Grand jury interrogates Chairman Talbot and Treasurer Peterson about 1904 payments totaling 225 dollars from John G Bestgen via Mr Proctor. Witnesses deny or fail to recall receiving funds or knowing their source. The statements reflect disputed financial connections to the state committee.
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John G. Bestgen
Proctor
Bestgen
Peterson
Sensations Rise After Proctor Guilty Verdict
A guilty verdict against Proctor sparked immediate sensational speculation about jury tampering. Moran claimed he could obtain the information without a summoned jury while Proctor’s attorney sought a new trial alleging an ill juror and unnaturally fast decision after four hours of deliberation. A hearing is set for 11 a m as Proctor remains free on $500 bail. the case concerns a $22 contribution diverted while acting as secretary for Senator Lodge.
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Proctor
DeCourcey
Lodge
Seaudan
Tmarge
Brou
Mone Et Bate
Solingen
Binet
Bern
Swell outing suit at five ninety
A compact notice highlights a swell outing suit offered at 5.90 in fine cheviot by Gray & Co. The ad emphasizes quality fabrics and value for the price.
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Geay Co
Wife of Tanner Killed in Helena Auto Crash
Mrs James Tanner wife of the Grand Army of the Republic commander in chief died in an automobile accident near Helena Montana while on a party trip to Fort Harrison. The crash occurred when a freight wagon forced a narrow road edge causing the auto to overturn injuring Mrs Toole and General Lester Wilson as well.
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Helena
Mont
James Tanner
Grand Army of the Republic
Corporal Tanner
Tanner
J. K. Toole
Governor Toole
Lester Wilson
Fort Harrison
Mrs. Tanner
Glorious Fourth Outing Deals Spotted at Shops
Fragments indicate promotions for holiday wardrobes and travel outfits tied to F. Gray Co. and Raise an $7.90, outing suite $96.90. Washington by Hanover appears in the clipping as a location cue.
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F. Gray Co
Ashington
Hanover
Eight Injured In Wreck Near South Bay Yard
A Norwood Central train bound for South Boston collided with an empty car train near the South Bay edge after a mislaid switch. Eight people were hurt including fireman George A. Pollock and Boston baggage master L A. Young. Engineer William Louden escaped unharmed.
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South Bay
South Station
George A. Pollock
Hyde Park
L. A. Young
Boston
George Barton
Samuel Matthews
Frank E. Lowney
Eugene Craig
Lowell
George B. P. Thompson
Readville
William McIntyre
Norwood
William Louden
Dover Street Bridge
South Boston
Louden
Pollock
Matthews
Post
William Lewden
Gray's Today Offers Large Boston Suit Sale
Boston shoppers learn of F Gray Co at Washington and Hanover hosting a steel of men's suits with prices 20 and 22 dollars, plus a 9.90 option.
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Nal- Gresey
Outoeef Y Co
Washington
Boston
F. Gray Co
Hanover
Governor Declares War on New Haven Railroad
Governor Guild prorogued the General Court shortly before midnight after failing to pass his measure on foreign railroad control. He sent a message to railroad commissioners accusing the New York New Haven Hartford line of stock ties to subsidiaries and asking if laws are violated. The act requires immediate referral to the attorney general for action.
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Guild
General Court
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Governor Guild Urges Railroad Commissioners Action on Holdings
Governor Curtis Guild Jr asks the Massachusetts railroad commissioners to examine the New York New Haven and Hartford holdings in subsidiary companies. He cites Section 14 of Chapter 111 and questions holding companies may breach law, urging earliest consideration.
Legislature Proclaims Prorogation After Deadlock on Street Railways
After a day and night of stalemate, the Massachusetts Legislature prorogued without reaching a deal on anti merger street railway control. Governor Guild’s message and the joint committee reports failed to bridge the divide between the House and Senate, with Luce of Somerville and Turtlee of Pittsfield opposing the merger plan. Two conference committees, led by lawmakers including Cummings Nevin Butrick Weeks Phelan Luce Taft Grosvenor Hill Dean Bennett Higgins, failed to find agreement before prorogation.
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Guild
Massachusetts
Senate
Joint Committee On
Luce
Somerville
Turtlee
Pittsfield
Goveror
Commonwealth
New York
New. Paven & Hartford
Mellen
Consolidated
Dean
General Court
Committee On Conference
Dana
Cole
Cummings
Nevin
Buttrick
Weeks
Everett
Phelan
Lynn
Taft
Grosvenor
Hill
Wakefield
Bennett
Boston
Higgins
Gray's Big Sale On Men’s Suits In Washington
Gray's advertises single and double breasted Young Men's suits for 4.90 each at its Washington and Hoover locations. The copy emphasizes a large sale event and urges shoppers not to miss the discounts.
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Gray
Washington and
Hoover
Senate votes against Governor Guild and committee
The Senate divided on the Governor Guild measure with 23 members voting against the committee and for the Governor Bullock, lists of names include Buttrick Chace Converse Cox Essex Cummings Cusick Dean Garfield Gartland Gerrerett Grosvenor Sardine Hill Hilton Hull Lane Mahoney Nevin Prouty Seiberlich Stevens Taft. A separate vote shows 10 for the Governor Beck Chapple Cox Suffolk Feiker Logan Macleod Mellen Reed Schofield Taylor with pairs Kyle Walker against the Governor Cassidy Hunter.
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Bullock
Buttrick
Chace
Converse
Cox
Essex
Cummings
Cusick
Dean
Garfield
Gartland
Gerrett
Grosvenor
Sardine
Hill
Hilton
Hull
Lane
Mahoney
Nevin
Prouty
Seiberlich
Stevens
Taft
Beck
Chapple
Suffolk
Feiker
Logan
Macleod
Méllen
Reed
Schofield
Nationals defeat Giants 3 to 0 in baseball summary
New York teams dominate with the Nationals beating the Giants 3 to 0 while the Americans lose again to New York. Highlanders win 8 to 4. New York and Cleveland share the American League lead. Bookmaking halted at a New Salem track. First Mason wines feature at Sheepshead Bay. ers win semi finals in Country Club golf tourney. Harvard man takes President's cup.
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Giants
New York
Highlanders
Cleveland
New Salem
Sheepshead Bay
Ers
Harvard
When Sleep Fails Jeep Take Hereford A Pho Half
A fragmented item notes Hereford and Jeep reference in a late night snippet about sleep remedies and a half teaspoon measure just before retiring, with unclear context and scant detail.
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Jeep
Hereford
Pants sale at F. Gray Co. Washington and Hanover
Today only at the big boys clothing sale F Gray Co presents men and youths pants and related garments at the Washington and Hanover location likely offering limited discounts during the one day event at the store corner.
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Big Boys
F. Gray Co
Washington and
Hanover
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