Riot Ends As Police Break Up Lithuanian Society Meeting
Police and officers from Station 6 intervened at Broadway Hall in South Boston to separate factions over the presidency of the St. Kazimere Association. The meeting sought control of the charter and seal, with fights, chair toppers, and shouting as Adamoski and Saxs clashed amid claims of rightful leadership. The dispute heads to court as the society plans action to recover the seal and charter.
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St. Kazimere Association
Broadway Hall
South Boston
John Adamoski
Charles Saxs
Adamowski
Laurinas Piczilings
Rastrioski
Post
Adamoski
Saxs
Piezilings
Youth Burglar Collapses After Capture Near Post Office
A 17 year old burglar attempted escape from a Milk and Federal streets store last evening near Post Office square. Officer Norcross and the postoffice watchman pursued him, catching the youth who then collapsed. Doctors worked two hours to revive him before removal to the station.
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Post Office Square
Milk and
Federal Streets
Norcross
Postoffice
General Kuroki to Visit Boston for Notable Welcome
World famous Japanese fighter General Kuroki will arrive in Boston on Tuesday. Japanese community leaders plan a quiet reception and sight seeing with a Harvard visit and a possible hotel banquet. Officials from the Nippon Club and Harvard Japanese students arrange a welcome noted by Dr. Harris Kennedy and K. Iwaya.
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Baron Kuroki
Boston
Harris Kennedy
Nippon Club
Guild
Fitzgerald
Eliot
Harvard
Osborne Howes
Japan
Bunkio Matsuki
Sadajiro Yamanaka
Kuroki
Readville
Boylston Street
Somerset
Dewey
The
Charles
K. Iwayva
Harvard Union
Agassiz
K. Iwaya
Ware Hall
I. Nakamura
Hammond Street
S. Fujioka
Remington Street
T. Nakashima
Trowbridge Street
Sk. Saito
Harvard Plans For Kuroki Visit
General Kuroki is due at Harvard next Tuesday for a formal visit. Officials promise a royal reception and a packed schedule highlighting collaboration between the university and Japanese military leadership.
Anti merger petition roils Massachusetts Legislature over New Haven and B M merger
Democratic effort to block the Boston and Maine absorption by the New Haven sparks a political clash. Senators dispute alignment with Henry M Whitney and Governor contenders while noting ties to Eugene N Foss and General Charles W Bartlett. Dixon signs, Mahoney abstains as Bartlett supporters press the move.
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Boston & Maine
New Haven Railroad
Frederick J. Macleod
Cambridge
Senate
Democrats
Henry M. Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Whitney
Eugene N. Foss
Charles W. Bartlett
Senator Dixon
Fitzgerald
Mahoney
General Bartlett
Bartlett
Boys' Suits 990 at F Gray Co
Four to fourteen years boys' suits priced at 3.00 offered by F Gray Company located at Washington and Hanover.
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F. Gray Co
Washington and Hanover
Chief Mullen narrowly escaped bricks fired at auto
A dozen youths hurled bricks at Chief Mullen, Lt Webber, John Mullen, and driver Lewis Ross as they sped to a two alarm Charlestown fire. The car’s side was dented but all occupants escaped injuries. Mullen planned to report the attack to police.
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Chief Mullen
Broadway
Boston
Webber
John Mullen
Lewis Ross
Charlestown
Dorchester Street
West Fourth
EF Street
E Street
Mullen
Taylor Buys Congalton to Boost Boston Americans
Boston owner John I. Taylor confirms Outfielder Congalton has been purchased from Cleveland and will join the club in Chicago Sunday. The star hitter ranked high last season with 134 hits in 418 at bats and 51 runs, adding speed on bases and a strong fielding record for Boston.
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John I. Taylor
Boston Americans
Cleveland
Congalton
Chicago
Jonr I. Taylor
Boston
Boston American
Chase
Griffith
Highlanders
Amherst Vermont baseball crash leaves two injured in collision
In Burlington on May 17 a collision during a game between Amherst and the University of Vermont left Elmer R. Higgins of Standish Maine delirious with internal injuries and W L Gardner of Enosburg Falls Vermont with a broken collarbone. The two collided while attempting to catch a fly ball behind third base.
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Burlington
Amherst
University of Vermont
Elmer R. Higgins
Standish
W. L. Gardner
Enosburg Falls
Killed by His False Teeth
Robert King of 10 Nassau Street died last night after swallowing a set of upper false teeth. He had been treated for choking twice and once had his stomach opened to remove contents following a molasses candy incident caused by a fit of laughter.
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Robert King
Nassau Street
King
Wheeler Offered MIT Presidency At 15000 A Year
President Benjamin Ide Wheeler of the University of California announced a formal offer from the trustees of MIT in Boston for the presidency at a salary of 15000 dollars per year. He did not say if he would accept and plans to travel to the East on Tuesday.
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Berkeley
Cal
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California Today
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
The
State University
Wheeler
East
Grays Co Offers Suits for Men at 7.99 in Boston
One thousand young men's suits priced at 7.99 grace Grays Co. storefronts in Boston at Washington and Hanover. The ad promotes the Swellest garments and urges shoppers to visit the store for bargain attire.
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Boston
F. Grays Co
Washington and
Hanover
Hoffman appointed master of Deer Island house of correction
Ex Captain Frederick G. Hoffman named to replace deposed master James R. Gerrish at Deer Island house of correction. Announcement made at the penal institutions commissioner's office yesterday. Hoffman formerly led Station 1 patrol in North End and had close ties to the current mayor.
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Penal Institutions
Frederick G. Hoffman
House of Correction
Deer Island
James R. Gerrish
Fitzgerald
Martin
Hoffman
North Ind
Democracy
Ex-Policeman Hoffman Named Master of Deer Island House of Correction
The new master, a Civil War veteran and ex police captain, will replace Gerrish at the Deer Island facility. He will receive a salary of 1250 dollars yearly or half the master’s pay, with city savings estimated at 1250 dollars annually. Hoffman, 119 Walnut Ave Roxbury resident, served from 1872 to a few years ago rising to captain. He heads to Deer Island Monday as Deputy Carruth oversees operations.
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Police Department
Judge Emmons
Board of Police
House of Correction
Hoffman
Martin
South
Boston
Dear Old North End
United States Navy
Fitzgerald
Gerrish
Walnut Avenue
Roxbury
Deer Island
Post
Charles W. Bartlett
Bartlett
Lorenzo D. Perkins
Perkins
Penal Institutions
Herbert S. Carruth
Suits at 11.90 From Gray Co. Washington and Hanover
Blue and gray serges with silk lining offered by Gray Co. at Washington and Hanover. Prices set at 11.90 for men’s suits previously sold at 25.00. Sale highlights focused on fabric and tailoring details.
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F. Gray Co
Washington
Hanover
Gray Co
Washington and
Mystery in East Boston Harbor Death Baffles Police
Police believe the body of a man aged 30 to 40 was found near Hall's lumber wharf in East Boston. An autopsy showed skull fracture lethal to death. The body had been in water months and wore a black frock coat gray stockings and lace shoes. Two brass checks reading W. N. P & 8 No. 1206 were found in a pocket aiding the investigation. The body rests at City Hospital morgue.
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Hall's Lumber Wharf
Boston
Magrath
City Hospital
Partly Cloudy Forecast For Boston And Nearby
Partly cloudy conditions expected in Boston and vicinity with lighter southwest winds. A forecast for New England predicts warmer interior weather with showers possible Saturday night or Sunday and light south winds.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New Wingland
Boston Clothing Sale Sells Suits At Discount
Boston's big sale advertises suits at 7.90 dollars each from the firm at Washington and Hanover, F Gray.
Professor Eastman Death After Train Incident
Professor Guy Eastman, a noted science student, was fatally struck when a train went beyond its stop. The tragedy stunned local scholars and raised questions about rail safety.
MIT Instructor Fatally Pushed At Back Bay Station
Guy Warren Eastman assistant in physics at MIT was pushed from the crowded platform of the New York, New Haven & Hartford Back Bay station at 5 15 yesterday afternoon and killed instantly. His body was mangled and identified hours later at City Hospital morgue after transport by spectators and emergency crews.
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Guy Warren Eastman
TECH
Back Bay
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New York, New Haven
Hartford
City Hospital
Tragic Transit Death Of MIT Instructor Eastman
Guy Warren Eastman 26, MIT instructor and promising chemist, died after being struck by a Boston train near Back Bay. Police deem it an accident. Eastman had recently earned the Austin fellowship and planned PhD work. He was born in Lawrence Mass and educated at Vancouver and Lawrence high schools.
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C. P. Shillaker
South Armory
Back Bay
Eastman
Boston
Guy Warren Eastman
A. A. Noyes
Austin
Lawrence
Mass
Vancouver
Tech
the Tech
Mrs Mizner Granted Interlocutory Divorce in New York
Mrs Mary Adelaide Yerkes Mizner widow of Charles T Yerkes, once a prominent promoter, was granted an interlocutory divorce from her younger husband Wilson Mizner. The decree allows her to resume her maiden name and to remarry. The couple’s marriage, formed shortly after her husband’s death, drew wide public interest but proved unhappy from the start.
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New York
Mary Adelaide Yerkes-Mizner
Charles T. Yerkes
Chicago
London
Wilson Mizner
Yerkes- Mizner
Cambridge Stagehand Sick At Globe Theatre
William Martin a 20 year old stage mechanic at the Globe Theatre living at 44 Webster Avenue Cambridge fell ill at the theatre last night. He was taken to City Hospital by police ambulance with suspected poisoning.
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William Martin
Webster Avenue
Cambridge
Globe Theatre
City Hospital
Time and Place and the Girl The Big Sale of Boys Clothes
Gray Co Washington and Hanover streets hosts a giant boys clothing sale. Six hundred boys suits priced at 8 for 99 cents today.
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Gray Co
Superior to Lemonade HORSFORDS ACID PHOSPHATE
A teaspoonful added to a glass of cold water with sugar makes a delicious summer tonic.
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Horsford
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Lad
Canape d’Anchornes
Capaletti
la Netherland
Cafe Parfait
H. M. Hartshorn
Boylston
Vincent Damiano
Poultry Trust
North Market St
Hollis Chambers
Tremont Street
Oxford
Bill
New Haven
James H. Vahey
FY Gray Cov
Mullens Auto
Taylor
Gray
Atea
Chickering
Harbor
Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Saase Owas
Big Clothing Sale. Co
F, Gray
Prof
Guy Eastman
of. Eastman
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