Sorenson knocked down in collision near Tremont Street
Representative Theodore I. Sorenson aged 33 of 796 Saratoga Street East Boston was knocked down in front of 1 Tremont Street and cut and bruised about the legs and face by a passing auto in a collision. Associate Justice Abraham K. Chen of Roxbury District Court and Miss Sadie R. Cohen were in the other vehicle.
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Saratoga Street
Boston
Tremont Street
Abraham K. C ~Hen
Roxbury District Court
Sadie R. Cohen
Beacon Street
Witt- Averrill
Farewell Street
Gun to head forces ex-wife to sign letters deal
In Reno a dramatic confrontation was staged when Madame Margaret Barry, a noted performer and former college head, pressed ex husband J H B Fitzpatrick to surrender letters. She allegedly held him at gunpoint in a hotel room while insisting he revert to terms arranged by his lawyers.
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Reno
Cole & Elisson
Oakland
Margaret Barry
Maryland
J. H. B. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Madame Barry
Butte, Mont
Entertaining Ride At Lenox Hotel Delights Guests
A man on horseback rode to the Lenox Hotel main entrance during a dinner hosted by manager John P. MacDonald. He entered the lobby without registering and vanished into an elevator while about 20 guests watched in astonishment. Joseph Collins of Park Riding School then appeared on horseback.
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Lenox Hotel
John P. MacDonald
Park Riding School
Joseph Collins
Baseball score fragment from 10 innings mix of teams
Partial OCR shows a baseball score fragment with teams Pittsburg Chicago New York Philadelphia Detroit and St. Louis LEICA with a 10 inning note, but the text is garbled and lacks clear actions or outcomes.
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Detroit
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Park Board Hearing Ordered Over Commonwealth Avenue Traffic
City council today unanimously urged Mayor Fitzgerald to direct the Park Commission to hold a public hearing on regulations governing traffic on Commonwealth avenue between Arlington street and the Ericsson monument. The council condemned the rules for posing daily danger to lives and property and noted the mayor’s trip to Washington for Federal duties.
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The
Park Commission
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington Street
Ericson Monument
Fitzgerald
Washington
Federal Express
Stevens Right, Says Swift in Chase Controversy Debate
Attorney-General James M. Swift defended State Treasurer Stevens before the Ward 14 Republican Club, saying Stevens can explain his actions and defend himself. He argued Governor and expert Chase had no right to a general books investigation, addressing anonymous charges of bias and noting the governor’s lack of expert knowledge. Other speakers included Lt. Governor Frothingham, President Treadway, and local officials, with Sanford serving as toastmaster.
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James M. Swift
Fall River
Ward 14
Republican Club
American House
Stevens
Chase
Swift
Treasury Department
Republican Party
Frothingham
Treadway
Senate
Albert P. Langtry
Edward (. Graves
Boston
J. Bernard Ferber
United States District
Walter A. Webster
William H. Square
Ward 2
William Dean Sanford
Suspect Said to Fit Firebug Description in North End Fire
A foreigner unable to account for himself was arrested at 2 AM by Officer Navin of Flanover street station. He matched the milkman description of the man seen leaving the Stillman street house before the fire, and his aimless wandering drew attention. He is clean shaven and provided no satisfactory explanation.
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Parker House
Cohen
Sorenson
Judge Cohen
Natick
Merrill
North End
Navin
Flanover Street
Stillman Street
Supreme Court Declares Standard Oil a Monopoly
The Supreme Court rules Standard Oil is a monopoly restraining trade and orders its dissolution within six months. It states contracts not unreasonably restraining competition are unaffected, with other major corporations to be judged on merits. The decision is unanimous on core points, Harlan dissents on applying the Sherman act limits, and Taft’s administration will review trust issues for possible federal incorporation. A tobacco trust decision, expected the same day, was not released.
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Harlan
Taft
Tobacco Trust
Forecast for Boston and New England Weather
Forecast for Boston and vicinity: Tuesday fair, Wednesday unsettled likely fair and warmer. Light to moderate variable winds. Washington report May 15: New England forecast cloudy Tuesday with showers in Maine. Wednesday probably fair with moderate west winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Maine
Supreme Court Declares Standard Oil a Monopolistic Conspiracy
The Supreme Court ruled that Standard Oil of New Jersey and 19 subsidiaries formed a conspiracy in restraint of trade and monopolized interstate commerce in violation of the Sherman Act. It ordered dissolution within six months, narrowing the act to exclude every restraint as undue. Justice Harlan dissented, arguing the statute already defined undue restraint.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Supreme Court of the
United States
Justice Harlan
Congress
United States Circuit Court
District of
Missouri
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Mngersoll
John D
Rock Eller
Flagler
GEO GB
OIL Magnates &Rockef
Bote Ky
George W. Wicker
Standard Oil
Svanocard OS CO
Lenox
Thompson’s Spa
Endorses
Caxton
Boston Consolidated Gas Company
West Street
Boston, Mass
Mr. Joyce
Tel. Com
S Dept
Oxford
Pittsburg
Philadelph AX
Onai
LEICA
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Yale
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Park Board
Council
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
Trorphs
Packard Touring Gars
A. M
Hes
Mir
William H. Seward
Elizabeth K.* Peabody
Rhy P. Morton
Ae D. Armour
Charles M. Lamson
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