President Roosevelt Affirms Flag Will Stay In Philippines
President Roosevelt told a Sons of the American Revolution banquet in Washington that the flag will remain in the Philippines. He praised patriotism, urged strength with righteousness, and saluted past and present statesmen, the army, and the navy. Senator Lod commented on the Philippine situation and Hanna on labor.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Sons of the American Revolution
Philippines
American Republic
Annapolis
Naval School
Republic
United States
Lod
Hanna
Labor
Tomorrow May End Soda Free Sundays In House Action
The House rushed the ice cream and soda bill to the Senate with little debate. It moves to engrossment and awaits Senate action with expected support, signaling the likely end of the blue law Sundays.
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House
Senate
Criger Delivers Heroic Play While His Baby Fights for Life
Louis Criger played great ball for the Boston Americans at Huntington Avenue Grounds against Baltimore as his infant child lay dying in a hospital cot. A messenger informed him before the ninth inning that his baby was breathing its last breaths, yet Criger remained focused and contributed to his team's effort in a tense yester day clash.
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Criger
Louis Criger
Boston Americans
Baltimore
Huntington Avenue Grounds
Clash at Suffolk Brewery: two men wounded in South Boston
In South Boston a clash between rival workers during a brewery strike left James Perry of Cambridge and his brother in law William Ashey badly injured outside Suffolk Brewery. Ashey sustained a scalp wound and Perry suffered two serious wounds as bystanders and officers pursued suspects including David Burke and Howard Hart who fled the scene. Police booked Burke for assault. Hart remained at large as night patrols continued.
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Boston
James Perry
School Street
Cambridge
William T. Ashey
Suffolk
G Street
Perry
City
Ashey
David Burke
Highth Street
Bhoward Hart
Drew
Cleveland
Burke
Station 12
Hart
Miss Louise Duffield Found Dead in Boston Flat
The 21 year old Louise Duffield formerly of Quincy was found dead in her St Germain street flat after two days. A revolver lay in her clenched right hand and a head wound indicated self inflicted death. The body is at Briggs funeral home awaiting relatives’ wishes.
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Louise Duffield
Quincy
Stedman
Briggs
Miss Duffield
L. M. Duffield
Cherry Street
Mass
Boston
Boston Pot
Quincy Ie
Serious Knife Attack After Saloon Dispute in City
A stabbing occurred outside a Kneeland street saloon between Thomas Gettington and William Havey, both known locals. Havey stabbed Gettington in the right breast near the armpit, and Gettington was wounded on the wrist while attempting to wrest the knife. Gettington was taken to City Hospital on the dangerous list. Havey was chased and captured by patrolmen Brooks and Hanlon near Washington street.
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Kneeland Street
Thomas W. Gettington
Middlesex Street
William Havey
Tremont Street
Havey
Gettington
City Hospital
Brooks and
Hanlon
Washington Street
Married to escape immigration rules at Boston dock
A Norwegian couple bound for America, Williamson Schiott and Miss Gulbrandson, were detained at the Charlestown pier as they had not married. They plan to wed under U.S. law to gain freedom from immigration restrictions. Schiott, a musician, carried a cello and traveled with the woman aboard the New England steamship. The couple, from Christiana via Liverpool, were among steerage passengers on the voyage. Commissioner Billings held them for reference.
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Williamson Schiott
Norway
America
Christiana
Liverpool
New England
Charlestown
Dominion Line
Billings
Mr. Schiott
Miss Gulbrandson
Democratic league formed to unite six New England states
A Boston meeting launched a plan for a Democratic league uniting Massachusetts Maine Vermont New Hampshire Rhode Island and Connecticut. Henry Hollis of New Hampshire led the drive with support from Hamlin Quincy Williams and other leaders. An executive committee of 18 will be named to push a mammoth summer banquet and joint convention aimed at reinvigorating New England Democratic efforts and influencing the gubernatorial race.
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Boston
Massachusetts
New England
National Committee
Congressional Campaign Committee
Richard Olney
George Fred Williams
Josiah Quincy
Collins
Gaston
C. 8. Hamlin
William 8. McNary
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Washington
Mr. Hamlin
George E. Hughes
Bath
Thomas J. Lynch
Augusta
John H. Senter
Montpelier
Timothy J. Howard
Manchester
N. H
Harry F. Hollis
Concord
Nathan _C. Jameson
Antrim
Quincy
Braintree
Democratic League
Charles S. Hamlin
Raleigh Street
Back Bay
Democrats of
Charles Warren
George W. Greene
Woonsocket
R. I
Charles F.thayer
Norwich
Conn
Gilbert S. Raymond
Democratic Party
League
Alreaey
Rtg
Congressional Committee
Congress
Hollis
Richardson
Tennessee
Griggs
Georgia
Senator Jones
J. Hidllis
Fiughes
Maine
W. S. McNary
Thayer
Boston Weekend Showers and Warmer Atlantic Forecast
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Saturday showers and thunderstorms, followed by Sunday fair and warmer conditions. Strong south to southwest winds shift to variable later, with New England showing similar trends including coastal warmth and eastern Maine remains milder.
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Boston
Vicinity
New England
Maine
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Prout’s
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Metcalf’s
Court St
Black & Meyer
Rochester Clothing
Sreck’s
North Market St
W. T. Ashey
Rhodes Bros. Co
Tremont St
Massachusetts Ave
Warren St
Roxbury
Romance OF the
Schiott
New York Central
Clyde, N.Y
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N. Y
John Grant
Syracuse
William K. Noxson
J. W. Shepard
E. R. Force
R. Mills
EE l L. Gibson
R.C. Baird
John M. Mert
G W. Mummer
Elmira
J. P. Putnam
Brockton
George S. Siert
George Growney
Buffalo
G. E. Wright
Rochester
Arthur Underhill
Norwalk
John Pitts
Corry
Penn
Grant
Noxson
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