Auto Crash Injures Several in Everett Collision
An auto going about 40 miles an hour rammed a team on Revere Boulevard Everett. G E Leadbetter, 46 Blossom street Chelsea, hurt in head and legs. An unknown woman occupant, badly shaken and slightly bruised. L P Shaw Providence owner badly shaken. W B Hart Providence badly shaken. Ed Reynolds 989 Waltham Street Waltham slightly bruised. Fred A Wigal 487 Warren Street Roxbury badly shaken. Two unknown women occupants badly shaken.
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G. E. Leadbetter
Blossom Street
Chelsea
L. P. Shaw
Providence
W. B. Hart
ED Reynolds
Waltham Street
Waltham
Fred A. Wigal
Warren Street
Roxbury
Miraculous Escape After High Speed Collision on Revere Beach
On May 28 in Everett at 9:15 pm a large red touring car owned by L. P. Shaw of Providence struck a covered buggy driven by G. E. Leadbetter of Chelsea and a woman passenger. The crash hurled both vehicles and occupants into the air but all escaped with only severe shocks and minor bruises. Witnesses marvel at the sudden crash and the fact no one was killed.
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Revere Beach
Vine Street
L. P. Shaw
Providence
Boston
G. E. Leadbetter
Blossom Street
Chelsea
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Runs Aground Near Hudson Channel
The North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, inbound from Bremen, ran aground on the west edge of the main ship channel at 11 15 last night. She rests easy and is expected to float at the next high tide with no distress signals.
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Bremen
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Southwest Spit
Sandy Hook
Southampton
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Wettin
Lawson Optimistic on Roosevelt and Markets
Paris May 28. Thomas W. Lawson told the Boston Post correspondent at the Hotel Meurice that Theodore Roosevelt would be the next President, the stock market is healthier now than six months ago, and the crisis in America is a national affair that will last long, a finish fight between the American people and a few powerful financiers, with the people likely to win. Lawson and his family had just arrived after a five day Riviera automobile tour.
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Theodore Roosevelt
America
Boston Post
Hotel Meurice
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Riviera
Roosevelt and the Harri man Rockefeller showdown mirrors world war
A Post correspondent notes New York prices lack bullishness as observers watch a historic struggle between two husky champions in a public square. The scene contrasts optimism with restraint as crowds hold back while spectators anticipate a climactic battle.
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Post
New York
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Harriman-Rockefeller
Sunday Restrictions Mentioned for Local Trades and Sports
The notice lists various Sunday prohibitions and permissions including vehicle handling ice cream sales library openings flower delivery after 11 and clamming. It allows veterans groups to parade or attend funerals with a band and notes permissible sailing while forbidding yacht repairs. It prohibits Sunday fishing and certain sports while restricting fruit sales and market movement.
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Sons of Veterans
Katzman Bill Substituted by Large House Vote
The House adopted a Katzman Weeks substitute to the Sunday law bill by 121 to 2 percent after rejecting the recess and legal affairs committees. The substitute preserved the current Sunday law with little change and dropped proposed sports allowances like Sunday golf and baseball. Organizing efforts to expand Sunday sports faced defeat as lawmakers avoided a direct record on the broader Sunday law question.
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Katzman
Hyde Park
Weeks
Everett
No Prospect of Summer Days
Washington reports remarkably unseasonable weather with a cold wave across the nation. The Weather Bureau issued frost warnings for the middle Atlantic States and the Eastern lower lake region, Western Colorado, East Wyoming, Utah and Northern Arizona, with freezing warnings for Western Wyoming. No immediate summer weather is expected anywhere.
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Peke Mountains
The
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Lower Lake Region
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Arizona
Suspect Ermeyian Believed In Chicago
Police think Saksis Ermeyian, alleged Armenian band leader linked to the death of Rev. Father Vartanian, is in Chicago. A man matching Ermeyian pawned a watch at a Van Buren street pawnshop yesterday.
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Chicago
Challenge to Roosevelt in Test of Truth
Stamford Connecticut May 28 Dr William J Long natural history writer publicly challenges President Roosevelt to a showdown to prove who is telling the truth The challenge follows Roosevelts assertion that Long prevaricated in a recent animal stories book Long issued an open letter after receiving no reply to his personal note.
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Conn
Harriman
Chandler, Whitney
Parker
William J. Long
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt versus private citizen over wolf attack charges
A public letter from a private author disputes President Roosevelt’s critique of his animal life books. The writer demands proof and retracts false claims, citing affidavits and eyewitness notes about a big white wolf killing caribou, urging Roosevelt to apologize.
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The
United States
Matty Mitchell
Bonnie Bay
Newfoundland
President Roosevelt Heads West For Memorial Day Tour
President Roosevelt departed Washington at 9 10 p m in the Magnet private car attached to the Baltimore and Ohio train for a western trip to last until Saturday afternoon He will attend Mrs McKinley’s funeral in Canton Memorial Day and speak at the Lawton statue unveiling in Indianapolis and address the Michigan Legislature and Agricultural College students in Lansing Friday morning and afternoon respectively
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Roosevelt
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
McKinley
Canton
General Lawton
Indianapolis
Michigan
Capitol
Lansing
Agricultural College
National Shawmut Bank Fitted With Model Vaults
The National Shawmut Bank’s new building features massive burglar-proof vaults designed and built by Remington & Sherman Company of Boston New York and Philadelphia using their own plans and specifications. The vaults are described as marvels of strength and finish.
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Remington & Sherman Company
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Lamoureux to testify in McMasters bribery case
Representative S John Lamoureux will take the stand in Superior Criminal Court to recount his dealings with William H McMasters about a 180 bribe to influence a judiciary committee report on United Shoe Machinery. Detectives testified to overheard statements and a hidden wardrobe listening in McMasters office.
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Susperior Criminal Court
William H. McMasters
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Judiciary Committee
Unitee Shoe Machinery Company
O'Shea
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McMasters
Messrs
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Carberry
Lynch
McLeod
Post
Joseph A. Dennison
Dwyer
Fair Forecast for Boston and New England
The forecast calls for fair conditions in Boston and nearby areas on Wednesday and likely continued fair weather on Thursday. Temperatures rise slowly with increasing cloudiness and fresh northwest winds shifting to variable in the west portion.
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Vicinity
Washington
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