FOSS AGAIN TURNS DOWN EMPLOYEES IN Hyde Park
Governor and Mayor clash over union demands as 1200 workers at two Hyde Park plants face a mass meeting tonight in French's Opera House. Union officials accuse Foss of breach of faith while predicting a strike vote likely tonight.
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Fitzgerald
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Foss
Hyde Park
Opera House
Committee of International Labor Union
Sturtevant Blower
Auto Kills Boy and Speeding Chauffeur Flee
Louis Sobell a seven year old of 38 Browning avenue Dorchester was fatally injured last night when a car racing over 60 mph struck him while he crossed Talbot avenue. The chauffeur did not stop and hurried away. witnesses could not glimpse the license number.
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Louis Sobell
Browning Avenue
Dorchester
Talbot Avenue
Roosevelt Sobriety Testifies To Court In Marquette
Theodore Roosevelt, praised for vigor and health, testifies to a jury that he is not a total ab stakeholder but never intoxicated. He lists his drinking, including rare mint juleps and champagne at public dinners, noting limited quantities across years and campaigns.
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Marquette, Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
Richard C. Flannigan
White House
Will Bequests Award 70000 to Cotton Estate Workers
Michael Kerrigan, a Brookline stableman on the late William C. Cotton estate, voices his intent to care for Bess and Molly and maintain the property as Mr. Cotton preferred. The will leaves 40 servants and employees a total of 70000 in bequests.
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Bess
Molly
Disappearing witnesses loom in prosecution case
A government hint reveals two key potential witnesses have vanished. One is an American Woolen Company official and the other a chauffeur for William M. Wood, both uncontactable and considered valuable to the prosecution.
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Mary F. Coleman
Eleanor T. Harrington
American Woolen Company
The
William M. Wood
Dis
34 Blooded Gamecocks Lose Heads
Court records in South Framingham show Judge Kingsbury sentencing 34 blooded fighting cocks seized by state police and Massachusetts SPCA in a Hudson raid to death. The birds valued around 2000 dollars were executed in Stow after the ruling.
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Massachusetts
Court to hear fate of 42 gamecocks seized in raid
A raid by society agents and police last Sunday seized 42 gamecocks valued at about 2000 dollars. The birds will appear before the court this week to be pardoned or sentenced to death. Several men linked to the Hudson raid face charges of being at a cock fight and of gaming.
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Society
Hudson
Astronomical Notes and Anniversary Dates
The item lists celestial events and rise times for Venus Mars Jupiter and Saturn plus daylight and twilight details. It notes Sun and Moon positions and a quarter phase, with dawn and twilight times. It also records today’s anniversaries such as the Battle of Dallas 1864 and the 1905 Japanese victory over Russia, and a 12 month-ago reference to Rockefeller testimony.
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Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Dallas
Tex
Togo
Iaw
Boston
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Forecast for Boston and Southern New England
Unsettled Wednesday with occasional showers. Thursday fair and warmer. Brisk east winds in the south, becoming variable. Northern New England similar with showers Wednesday and fair Thursday. Temperatures yesterday averaged 58 degrees with higher readings during the day.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Baseball and Other Sports Scores From National Games
National results list multiple games with Boston beating New York 6-2 and 5-2, Philadelphia routing Washington 8-0 and 7-1, St Louis edging Detroit 3-2, and Chicago beating Cleveland in rain. Regional notes include wet grounds at Brooklyn Philadelphia Pittsburg and Lynn beating Fall River 66-3 with Brockton 3 Portland 8 New Bedford 0. Full stories on Pages 13 14 and 15.
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National
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburg Grounds
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Boston-New York
Chicago-Ceveland
New England
Lynn
Fall River
Lawrence
Brockton
Portland
New Bedford
Worcester-Lowell
Boston Boy Killed After Auto Strikes Crossing
A Stobel boy crossing near Bernard street was hit by a speeding automobile with one occupant. He died hours later at City Hospital. Police scoured Boston and nearby towns for the driver, who fled after the impact as witnesses could not identify the license.
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W. J. Nell
Browning Avenue
F. C. Hencon
Standish Street
City Hospital
Boston
Stobel
Bernard Street
Children struck by fire chief's car in Somerville
Marion Sweet seven and cousin Frederick Skerry six, of Weymouth Landing and East Somerville, were hit by Fire Chief Rich's auto at Cutter street and Broadway. They were rushed to Somerville Hospital with serious injuries. driver Warold Butler tried to avoid Engine 1 but could not stop in time.
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Marion Sweet
Walter Sweet
Weymouth Landing
Somerville
N. Rich
Frederick Skerry
Cutter Street
East Somerville
Rich
Broadway
Somerville Hospital
Warold Butler
Engine 1
Chief Rich
Butler
Cotton will leaves large estate to sister and longtime staff
The will of William C. Cotton, a longtime Tube Works executive, names sister Elizabeth A. Cotton as chief beneficiary and allocates substantial sums to former employees and household staff. Two trust funds provide income to Arria Cotton Morison and Charles B. Prince, with sizable legacies to several named workers and Mary F. Cotton. The Brookline estate and farm milks and butter are noted in context of the family.
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Bess
Molly
Kerrigan
Jersey
Cotton
William C. Cotton
American Tube Works
Broad Street
Boston
Norfolk County
Dedham
Elizabeth A. Cotton
Brookline
Tube
Somerville
William H. Bailey
Pierce Powers
Margaret Reddington
Patrick Mullany
James Buckley
Owen Connolley
Margaret Curry
Michael Kerrigan
Annie Connolley
Annie O’malley
Margaret Lawless
Katherine Egan
Norman Burns
John Kelley
Josephine Cox
Mary F. Cotton
Arria Cotton Morison
Charles B. Prince
Crowley Nominated for Lowell Postmaster
President Wilson receives a nomination for R. J. Crowley of Lowell Mass as postmaster of Lowell following the day’s slate of recommendations.
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Washington
Wilson
R. J. Crowley
Lowell
Mass
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