Girl Killed as Car Leaps Bank in Manchester
Miss Helen Bean of Melrose aged 20 was instantly killed when an automobile left the road and went into a bank this afternoon in Manchester. Miss Bessie Emerson, also of Melrose, was seriously injured and remains at her parents home in Malden. George A. Ramsdell, the car owner, suffered a sprained ankle at his Malden residence.
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Manchester
Helen Bean
Melrose
Melrose High School
Tilton
N. H
Bessie Emerson
William T. Emerson
Beltran Street
Malden
Ramsdell Brothers Tied to Malden Theatre Ride Promise
Mr Ramsdell and his brother co own and manage the Orpheum Theatre in Opera House square Malden. They promised a group of young ladies a ride in a car bought weeks ago. They left Malden after 9 yesterday morning and traveled to the seaside, returning shortly before 2 in the afternoon.
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Mr. Ramsdell
Orpheum Theatre
Opera House Square
Malden
Boston Elevated war on union escalates at car barns
The Boston Elevated has begun its war on the new union. At 27 division car barns workers reported for duty and found they could not take out their cars. The dispute centers on recognition and duties as union members push for bargaining rights.
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Boston Elevated
Split Vote: Executive Council Stays Lena Cusumano Execution
The Massachusetts Executive Council split 4 to 4 on commuting the death sentence of Lena Cusumano for her husband’s murder. Voting Yes were Frothingham Fletcher Schuster and Goetting while Luce Keith Cushing Collins and McGregor voted No, creating an even tie and a stay of execution.
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Lena Cusumano
Robert Luce
Eben S. S. Keith
Bourne
J. Stearns Cushing
Norwood
Edward D. Collins
Boston
Oo Yos
Edward D. Frothingham
Haverhill
Herbert E. Fletcher
Westford
Winfield S. Schuster
Ainile al Ein
Governor presses veto threat as trolley merger bill faces crisis
The conflict between Governor Foss and the Legislature escalated after the Governor threatened a veto on the trolley merger bill unless a public utilities measure is enacted. The House rejected the utilities bill again while Republican Leader Cox criticized the Governor.
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Foss
House
Cox
Grand Trunk
Public Utilities Board
Boston and Cleveland Lead Doubleheader Results
Boston wins first game over Washington 12 to 11 in 8 innings. Cleveland defeats Chicago 5 to 2 in game one and 6 to 4 in the second. Detroit outlasts Philadelphia 7 to 7 in 14 innings. All National poned rain with Red Sox and White Sox noted. Dartmouth tops Tufts 6 to 3. Exeter and Andover track meet set. Yale crews arrive on Thames.
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Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Red Sox
White Sox
Martin Sherid
Exeter-Andover
Yale
Thames
Roosevelt Expected to Stay on Job
In a sharp House speech Representative Fitzgerald denounces Theodore Roosevelt as the greatest danger to the republic. He cites Lincoln's words and shows Roosevelt’s 1902 memorandum endorsing permanent offices at the White House as permanent during his lifetime.
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Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
House
Representative Fitzgerald
Dem
New York
House Appropriations Committee
Fitzgerald
Roosevelt
Republic
Abraham Lincoln
White House
Tide and astronomical data page fragment
The clipping lists tides for Gloucester and Portland with times, moon phase, sun and moon rise times, a Full Moon at 6:30 pm, and planetary rising times including Venus Jupiter and Saturn. It notes the 151st day of the year and the lengthening of day length by 5 hours 58 minutes, along with a light auto lamps curfew at 7:43 pm.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Boston Area Forecast Shows Showers Then Cooler Air
Forecast calls for showers Thursday morning in Boston and vicinity. Then expect fair skies with cooler temperatures Friday and moderate north and northeast winds. New England outlook adds showers Thursday morning followed by generally fair and cooler weather with Friday's mild rise in western areas and similar winds.
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Boston
New England
Red Sox poised to lead league as two games on tap
Boston and Chicago race tightens after yesterday's wins. The Red Sox stand two games back, at 24 12 with a .667 mark, while Chicago sits 27 11 at .711. Today both teams play two games, Red Sox vs Washington and White Sox at Cleveland.
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Red Sox
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Naps
Chicago
Boston
White Sox
Cleveland
New York Hotel Strikes Hit Dinner Service
In New York on May 29 striking waiters and cooks halted service at the Waldorf Astoria Gotham Breslin and Rector's during dinner hours. About 800 workers from these four hotels joined earlier walkouts at Belmont Knickerbocker and Churchills, bringing active participation to over 1200 in demand of higher wages and improved conditions.
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New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Gotham
Breslin
Rector’s
Belmont
Knickerbocker
Churchill’s
Hotel Strikes Hit Waldorf Over Recognition of New Union
Hotel workers strike at the Waldorf United with 400 to 500 departing workers and 150 strike breakers ready. The Waldorf, run with skeleton staff, served diners amid delays and confusion as 1500 patrons waited and the kitchen relied on substitutes after nearly 100 cooks fled.
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Hotel Association
New International Hotel Workers’ Union
Waldorf
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G. A. Randall
Conti
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Harvey M. Trimble
Grand Army
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Vite
SCY
H. Trailer & Co., Inc
St. Louis
Cess
Olympic
Dartmouth
Tufts
Braves
Oia
A. M
Portland
Gloucester
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MOON
Thompson's Spa
Sneer
Quincy House
Brattle ST
Srattle
Rockingham Park
Salem
North Station
Lincoln T. Beachey
Westminster Roof Garden
WANT
Park Square
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