Society Session at Big Auto Show Thrills Boston
The Boston auto show drew large crowds at Mechanics' and Horticul tural Halls as society and merchants toured a wide display. Dealers reported strong sales of touring cars, runabouts, and commercial vehicles while new features such as mud proof fenders and simplified oiling systems drew praise. Notables like Mr. and Mrs. Glidden visited, and a Maxwell sale to a Tokyo student highlighted cross ocean interest.
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Boston
New England
Chester I. Campbell
Horticultural Hall
Charles J. Glidden
Maxwell-Briscoe Boas Company
Oguri
University of Pennsylvania
Japan
Maxwell Cara
Knox Automobile Company of
Springfield
Charles E. Fay
Ford Motor Car Company
Mechanics
Ford
New York
Ormond Beach
Fla
Olds
Frank B. Hower
American Automobile Association
Buffalo
Touring Board
Percy Pierce
Automobile Club of Buffalo
Herbert F. Jacobs
Lynn
New York City
Echanics
Worcester
American Locomotive Automobile Company
Park Square Automobile Company
C. F. Whitney
F. R. Thomas Motor Company
J. W. Maguire
Grand Flals
Pierce Great Arrow
Pierce
Mr. Maguire
Pierce Factory
Engini
David Ferguson
Robert Jardine
Royal Motor Car Company
Donkey Riding Becomes Hot Springs Team Teaser
Baseball players Jimmy Collins Nick Altrock and Larry Hanrahan are pictured starting donkey rides in Hot Springs to build conditioning. Donkeys are plentiful and cheap to hire. riders ascend the mountains daily as a local feature. Altrock has moved on to Mexico City with the White Sox while Collins stays in Little Rock and Hanrahan travels home.
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Hot Springs
Jimmy Collins
Nick Altrock
Larry Hanrahan
Boston
Altrock
City of
Mexico
White Sox
Collins
Little Rock
HanrAhan
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Six-Fingered Chinaman Arrested After 50 000 Mile Trip
Goon Sing a six fingered three toed Chinese man who travelled 50 000 miles to enter the United States was arrested at Roxbury as a passenger on the Bonita a vessel that landed its smuggled crew at Marblehead last July He crossed the Pacific three times twice crossed the border near Richmond Vermont and returned after stints on Pacific ships He had deformities noted by police and was released in 1000 bonds.
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Goon Sing
Globe
United States
Roxbury
Bonita
Marblehead
Goon
Marshal Waters
Pacific
Richmond
Vancouver
Canada
Cheap rates eyed for Old Home Week excursion
Vice-President C. F. Daly of the New York Central arrived to confer with local railroad officials on a special excursion rate for Old Home Week in Boston next summer. Mayor John F. Fitzgerald chaired discussions at a Touraine dinner with A. B. Hanson and T. F. Anderson. A conference is set for today as efforts extend to Massachusetts and New England groups and a Chicago society telegram was dispatched.
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C. F. Daly
New York Central Railroad
Boston
Daly
John F. Fitzgerald
Hotel Touraine
Fitzgerald
A. 8. Hanson
Boston & Albany Railroad
Thomas F. Anderson
Boston Publicity Bureau
Trunk Line
Western & Southern Passenger Association
Massachusetts
New England
New England Society
Chicago
Tennis Charged with First Degree Murder in Court
Louis Tennis appeared before Judge Brown in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday accused of killing his 4 year old son and attempting to kill his wife. He pleaded not guilty and was held for trial. The case will not go to trial for several months.
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Brown
Superior Criminal Court
Louis Tennis
Tennis
Hfe
Casimir-Perier Dies Suddenly in Paris
Paris reports the sudden death of former French president Jean Casimir-Perier who led the republic after Sadi-CCarnot in 1894. His resignation came in 1896 over cabinet secrecy, he faced tensions with Germany, and he died in his sixties.
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Paris
Jean Paul Casimir-Perier
Sadi-Carnot
Casimir-Perier
Germany
Louis Philippe
Injunction Keeps Downs Box Sealed in Court Ruling
The Rev. W. W. Downs must keep his safety deposit box in a vault as ordered by a Superior Court injunction. Judge Fessenden rejected Downs' counsel bid to dissolve the injunction sought by F. S. Sutherland over a disputed real estate agreement.
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Rev
W. W. Downs
Superior Court
Fessenden
Equity
Boston College Debates On Ireland Question
Boston College will host debates Friday afternoon March 15 by its three debating societies. Fulton Debating Society will argue that Ireland's poverty stems chiefly from English misrule. Garrick and Hopkinson will support the affirmative while Lubty and Keelan oppose. C. Kelly will serve as critic.
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Boston College
Fulton Debating Society
Ireland
Messrs
Garrick
Hopkinson
J. Lubty
Keelan
C. Kelley
Revere High Beats Marblehead in Low-Scoring Tilt
Revere High defeated Marblehead High 22 to 11 at Revere in a lively basketball game. The score tied at halftime before the home team pulled away in the second half. Revere’s second team beat the Independents 26 to 15.
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Revere High
Marblehead
Marblehead High
Revere
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Panama
Marie
Batiste
Marie Antoinette
Marie Antoinette and College
J. G. Small & CO
Washington St
Parson Downs
F. S. Sutherland
Parson
Sutherland
America
Royal Tourist
Simms-Bosch H. T. Magneto
F. C. B. Cleveland
the Royal Motor Car Co
Cleveland
Geo. J. Dunham
Columbus Ave
Telephone
Tremont
Boston College Debates
American Locomotive Motor Car
Berliet
American Locomotive Automobile Co
Providence
Park Square
Eagon
Boston Automobile Show Booth
Dragon. Automobile Co
Mass. Ave
F. S. Corlew
W. S. Daniels
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