Mayors Vow to Enforce Infected Beef Law in Massachusetts
Massachusetts mayors promise rigid enforcement of the state law barring sale of beef from slightly infected tuberculosis cattle. They oppose Governor Draper and Dr. Peters, with Somerville’s Peters cited as center of the issue and Mayor John M. Woods pledging to enforce the law.
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Dr. Peters
Massachusetts
the Post
Peters
Somerville
John M. Woods
Mayor Woods
Lamson & Hubbard Defend Positions Amid Manufacturer Association Dispute
Lamson and Hubbard publish a defense against New York manufacturers association articles. They say their actions were honorable, taken to honor contracts with 300 New England firms, and taken under outside pressure. They accuse the association of obstructing arbitration and harming customers, stating they will continue their 30 year old business without fear of any outside body.
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Manufacturers’ Association of New York
New England
Roxbury Woman Survives Bullet Through Window
Mystery surrounds the escape of Mrs. Ida E. Burnap of 299 Dudley street Roxbury after a bullet smashed her bedroom window and pierced the kimono she wore yesterday.
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Ida E. Burnap
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Taft Observes Sunday Rest Day At White House Church
Washington March 7 Democratic simplicity marked the Taft family Sunday. President Taft and his brother Charles P. Taft attended morning services at a crowded Unitarian Church. A shot was fired nearby with police unsure if it was aimed or stray, while Mrs Burnap narrowly escaped injury as a bullet crashed into her room as Mrs Noyes and others fled in alarm.
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White House
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Charles P. Taft
Unitarian Church
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
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Catherine E. Noyes
Mrs. Burnap
President takes walk and rides after inauguration crowds
News accounts describe the President leaving the White House on foot with his brother to his Dupont Circle residence then returning for luncheon. He later rode a new horse named Sterret with General Clarence R. Edwards Captain Archibald Butt and McDermott along the Potomac speedway.
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Hot Springs
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Archibald Butt
Roosevelt
McDermott
Potomac Speedway
Man Arrested For Stealing Tombstone To Gift Bride
Peter Scott of McKeesport monument works was arrested in Pittsburg after he was seen hauling away his first wife’s tombstone. He admitted taking stones from the graves of his four children to carve ornaments for his new home where he married two weeks earlier.
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Penn
Peter Scott
McKeesport
Young Man Commits Suicide in Brooklyn Boarding House
A Brooklyn boarding house resident identified as Rawley Drowne cut his throat with a razor and died. He was a newcomer, and few details about his motives are known. He left a sealed note for Mrs. L. W. Drowne of Dorchester Massachusetts, with another note instructing it not be opened by anyone else.
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Rawley Drowne
Brooklyn
Littl
L. W. Drowne
Thetford Street
Dorchester
Mass
Death by Own Action Shocks Dorchester Family
Rawley Drowne 29 of Dorchester left six years ago for Brooklyn to join Cabinet Catalogue Company as a salesman. A letter to his mother revealed his death by his own action, information relayed by New York police. He had no known business or romantic troubles and was in good health. Drowne was educated at English High School and previously worked for Atlantic Works.
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Thetford Street
Dorchester
Brooklyn
Cabinet Catalogue
Drowne
New York
Jenglish High School
East
Boston
Atlantic Works Company
Roosevelt Hatred Letter Reveals Missed Haiti Intervention
Kingston Jamaica March 7 The New York Herald reports a Roosevelt letter to Sir Harry H Johnson showing he wished U S intervention in Haiti in 1908 but believed Americans were not ready to back action He criticizes educated Northeasterners as malevolently blind and says intervention was needed in Venezuela Central America and Haiti. Theodore Roosevelt concludes with a call for action while noting public sentiment.
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United States
Haiti
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England
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White House
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Dec
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Cuba
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Puerto Rico
Venezuela
Central America
Theodore Roosevelt
Forecast for Boston and New England Weather
The forecast calls for Boston and vicinity to be fair Monday and Tuesday with possible snow or rain in the afternoon or night, winds from the west. In Washington the forecast for New England predicts fair weather on Monday and snow or rain on Tuesday with variable winds.
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Vicinity
Washington
New England
Temperature report from Thompson's Spa records yesterday
A chaotic OCR temperature sheet from Thompson's Spa at 219 Washington street shows an average yesterday of 35 degrees with scattered readings throughout the day. It notes an average for the prior year around 18 to 24 degrees, but the legibility is poor.
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Washington Street
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Ceeles
Fleet Tars Guests of Helen Gould
Three hundred bluejackets from the North Atlantic squadron now at the Brooklyn navy yard after their around the world cruise were entertained by Miss Helen Gould at a reception and tea at the naval branch of the Y M C A. Mrs Russell Sage sent regrets for not attending. The sailors cheered Miss Gould and shook hands with her, with three cheers also given for Mrs Sage.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Helen Gould
Naval Branch
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Miss Gould
Russell Sage
Jackies
Mrs. Sage
Boston Nationals Arrive in Augusta for Training Camp
Boston Nationals reach Augusta Georgia and start practice today. Rain delays Boston Americans game at Hot Springs on Sunday. Harvard athletic treasurer reports net receipts of 26001 for 1907 season.
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Boston Nationals
Augusta
Boston Americans
Hot Springs
Harvard Athletic
Not a Patent Medicine Father John's Cure Ad
An advertisement proclaims Father John's Medicine cures colds without dangerous drugs. The claim emphasizes safety and simplicity for readers seeking relief from common respiratory symptoms.
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John
Two Alarm Fire Wrecks Five Story Block on Atlantic Avenue
A two alarm blaze at 265 and 267 Atlantic avenue shortly before 1 am caused about 10000 dollars in damage. Fire broke out rear second floor housing Foreign Language Press Co. Flames spread to fronts as crew on ladders retreated. First floor held Niles Bement Pond Co and third floor Carpenter Morton Co. Other firms Pratt Whitney L L Rinaldi S G Robinson also sustained minor losses.
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Foreign Language Press Company
Engine 8
Niles, Bement, Pond Company
Carpenter, Morton Company
Pratt & Whitney Company
L. L. Rinaldi & Co
S. G. Robinson
Roosevelt Cannot Have Stateroom on Hamburg American Line
Archibald G. Ellaire a Detroit stock broker refused to surrender his stateroom on the Hamburg American liner needed for the Roosevelt party He wired that Roosevelt as President and Roosevelt as a plain American citizen are two entirely different propositions He noted his reservation would not be yielded to.
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Mich
Archibald G. Ellaire
Roosevelt
Whiskey Distiller Promotes $1 Full Quart Offer
A distiller advertising campaign highlights Taylor Whiskey praised for distillation craft. The offer features a $1 full quart price and notes aging quality as a selling point.
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