Roosevelt as editor of Sun
W J Arkell of Canajoharie admits he tried to buy the New York Sun and hoped Theodore Roosevelt would be editor. He says negotiations with the Laffan estate fell through and Roosevelt might have challenged Wall Street Republican coteries. Arkell notes rumors of near completion and mentions costly cable messages to Africa. He adds Roosevelt would be an ideal pulpit to address the world.
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Bit Off Friend's Finger Lands Man a Fine
Dominic Russo of the North End was fined 50 in Municipal Criminal Court yesterday after biting the fingers off lifelong friend Viscella Gimealla.
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Boy Saves Brother From Car Fender in South Boston
Jeremiah Griffin, 12, pulled his 8-year-old brother John from under a Bay View car on West Fourth street, saving his life. The fender struck John on the head, causing two severe scalp wounds on the right side.
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Brothers struck by car while playing tag on Fourth street
Jeremiah and John together with others played tag crossing Fourth street in front of an outward bound electric. Jeremiah cleared both tracks but John tripped on the outward track and fell backward into the car’s path. His brother pulled him off the tracks as the fender dealt a glancing blow to John’s head.
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W Wallace Waugh Tourist Agent Dies in Winchester
Death comes suddenly to W Wallace Waugh manager of Waughs Hotel and Tourist Bureau after a trip from Boston to Winchester. He organized the Massachusetts Hotel Association led the Culinary Improvement Association and authored a leading hotels blue book. Survived by widow and two children.
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Pullman Tourist Cars on Fast Trains at Low Cost
Coast points tickets go on sale Feb 28 to Apr 14. Personally conducted Pullman tourist cars travel every Monday Wednesday and Friday on fast trains. All comforts and nominal cost. Send for illustrated folders. E H Boynton N E P A Grand Trunk Railway 256 Washington Street Boston.
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Sibelius Saga Debut At Symphony Hall
The 17th public rehearsal of the Symphony Orchestra featured Sibelius tone poem A Saga for the first time in the city. The work is richly colored and without a program, defying a fly leaf description as a reflection on its music.
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