President Taft Hailed by 12000 Manchester Children
Thousands of schoolchildren in Manchester welcomed President Taft as he spoke at a New England Street Railway banquet. He praised Massachusetts and New Hampshire for their reception and for interest in constitutional government. In Concord Nahum J. Bachelder pledged renomination support, while Appleton district robberies left homes ransacked and valuables missing.
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Federal Express
New England Street Railway
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
TV Am
Concord
Nahum J. Bachelder
Bachelder
Grange
Bass
Dr Heims Alleges Wine Fueled Marital Strife
Dr Henry Francis Heims dentist to King Victor Emmanuel II testifies before Judge Quinn at Suffolk County Divorce Court. Heims and Mrs Irma Blanche Heims file counter suits alleging wild wine parties and a struggle over a revolver. Heims says Mrs Heims drank heavily on many occasions.
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Henry Francis Heims
Victor Emmanuel II
Italy
Quinn
Suffolk County
Heims
Irma Blanche Heims
Henry
Francis Heims
Taft Calls for Square Deal as New Hampshire Cheers
President Taft urges a square deal policy while New Hampshire crowds applaud Roosevelt era reforms. The event features continuous ovations and strong support from attendees for fiscal restraint and fair governance.
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New Hampshire
Roosevelt
Taft’s Parting Statement Gratitude Toward New England
President Taft expresses gratitude to the people of Massachusetts and New Hampshire for warm reception and interest in constitutional government, and for their support of preserving the constitutional form of government.
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Taft
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Taft Receives Grand Ovation in New Hampshire Cities
President Taft visited Nashua Manchester and Concord drawing crowds from miles around. A holiday was proclaimed, mills closed, bands played, and militia and farmers joined the throng to greet the President yesterday.
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Taft
New Hampshire
Nashua
Manchester
Concord
United States
Granite State
Bold Band of Robbers in Ipswich Surfaces
A detective uncovers a series of robberies in Ipswich targeting wealthy residents from New York and Boston. The crimes, described as among the boldest in the north shore, come to light as investigations unfold.
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Mr. Appleton
Europe
Patrick Sullivan
Sullivan
James Appleton
G. C. Packard
Boston
Ipswich
North Shore
Appleton House
New York
Visualized Aftermaths Of Concert Scandal In Florence
Dr Heims testifies about his wife Mrs Helms during a Florence Italy concert aftermath tale. He describes behind scenes scenes of wine drinking and assisting her to a car with his nephew. Mrs Helms wore a brown suit with furs and a Paris hat. Heims and wife accuse each other of infidelity. a Chelsea property valued at 650000 is involved in attached proceedings.
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Dr. Heims
Chelsea
Socialists in Control Claim Socialists in Control Claim
In Tremont Temple Boston a Socialist Club meeting echoes Los Angeles fall politics. Rev Alexander Irvine outlines the McNamara trial impact and party strategy while Job Harriman discusses labor movement ties and socialist critique of capitalism.
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Pacific Coast
Tremont Temple
Herbert Casson
Lynn
Boston Socialist Club
Alexander Irvine
McNamara Brothers
Boston
Lawrence
Atlantic Seaboard
Job Harriman
Christ
Lincoln
Mr. Harriman
Hold Woman as Smuggler
Mrs Blanche Carson a widow from San Francisco dressed fashionably and arriving from India confessed to authorities she hid two diamond earrings in her hat with additional jewelry valued at about twenty thousand dollars. She was held on smuggling charges in two thousand dollar bail.
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New York
Blanche Carson
San Francisco
India
Masked Men Rob Express Near Corinth
Four masked men held up Mobile and Ohio passenger train No. 4 seven miles south of Corinth. They blew open the express safe, escaped into the Tuscumbia River bottoms, and a posse with bloodhounds has been organized to pursue.
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Tuscumbia
Laconia Arrives in Boston Replacing Ivernia in Service
The Cunard liner Laconia will reach Boston Friday from New York as the Franconia’s sister, taking the Ivernia’s New York Mediterranean route. The Laconia is described as a powerful modern ocean liner with advanced fittings and tanks, and she is scheduled to sail from Boston Tuesday.
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Boston
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Franconia
New York
Ivernia
Allston man fires twice at another man on street
Lemuel McWilliam of 407 Cambridge Street fired two revolver shots at Otis Parker near Wilton Street Allston midnight last night. The gun misfired both times after a disturbance on an Allston car over fare and a later confrontation near Cambridge Street.
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Cambridge Street
Otis Parker
Appian Way
Allston
Wilton Street
McWilliam
Applian Way
Wilton
Cambridge
Mr. Parker
Parker
La Follette Leads Roosevelt In North Dakota Primary
Early returns from across North Dakota show Wisconsin Senator La Follette leading former President Roosevelt by a large margin with La Follette around 6953 votes and Roosevelt about 3981. Taft’s total remains small as 270 ballots counted.
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North Dakota
la Follette
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Taft
Roosevelt delegates claim La Follette carries state primary
Frank Talcott and John P. Bass informed Senator Dixon that La Follette led in the state primaries after most returns. They did not specify La Follette’s margin but said Roosevelt was defeated. With about 100 000 votes cast, a severe storm likely reduced turnout below 50 000.
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Roosevelt
Frank Talcott
Republican State Committee
John P. Bass
Joseph M. Dixon
Washington
LaFollette
Theodore Roosevelt
Bliz
Longshoremen Rope Escape From Megantic Dock
Seven longshoremen aboard the White Star liner Megantic risked their lives to reach shore by sliding down a 40 foot rope from the steamer to the dock as propellers began. They scrambled from a hold and grabbed a rope thrown to safety over the water.
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Megantic
Liverpool
Birth anniversaries of notable figures including Eliot Warren and Dow
Charles W. Eliot president emeritus of Harvard University celebrated on his birth anniversary. Winslow Warren Boston lawyer and collector for part of Boston from 1894 to 1898 noted for his work with F. Brown justice of the Massachusetts Superior Court. Neal Dow author of the Maine prohibition law born in 1804 and died in 189 TM.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Winslow Warren
Boston
F. Brown
Massachusetts Superior Court
Neal Dow
Kit Carson and Ute Indians Visit Boston 1865
Events list Kit Carson and a band of Ute Indians visiting Boston in 1865 and Stoneman's raid beginning in southwestern Virginia in 1865. The note recalls the guillotine adoption in France in 1792 as an instrument of execution.
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Kit Carson
Boston
Stoneman
Virginia
Showers Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
Boston area forecast calls for unsettled conditions Wednesday with showers. Thursday turns fair and much colder with moderate southwest winds shifting to northwest.
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Boston
Washington
Newland
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