Taft Sips Tea With Callers in Pittsburg
President Taft spent two days in Pittsburg before departing for Gettysburg to deliver the Memorial Day address. His daughter Miss Helen H. Taft will unveil the Congress erected monument honoring regular troops in the Pennsylvania campaign. Taft enjoyed an impromptu outdoor reception with Laughlin neighbors and was fond of tea, sipping several cups with his callers.
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Taft
Gettysburg
Helen H. Taft
Congress
Pennsylvania
Thomas K. Laughlin
Laughlin
Taft Would Prohibit Bunt Hits and Urges Power Hitting
President Taft and brother Charles weigh in on the umpire decision in a recent game. Hans Wagner with two bases on a ball not yet found prompts manager Fred Clarke to plan a protest. Taft favors hard hits and even jokes with Secretary Knox after Chicago beats Pittsburgh. Charles Taft collects $100 from Knox.
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Penn
Taft
Charles Taft
Hans Wagner
Fred Clarke
Pittsburgs
Clarke
Mr. Taft
Secretary of State
Knox
Mr. Knox
Charles H. Taft
Chicago
Betrays Fiancé to Seek $600 Reward
Denver report says Alice Shontell betrayed Luther Manning, who had sent funds for her trousseau and wedding trip to Spokane. Manning, a lumber mill man from Oregon County, Missouri, travels to Alton to face murder charges in Wes Millsap's February 3, 1908 death.
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Denver
Col
Alice Shontell
Trousseau
Spokane
Wash
Luther Manning
Oregon County
Alton
Wes Millsap
Woman Declared Insane After Local Option Vote
Mrs. Sarah Smalley wife of a prosperous farmer and WCTU member was declared insane today in Anderson Indiana She worked for the dry side in the recent local option election and lost her mind through fear of a wet victory and the reaction when the drys won
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Anderson
Ind
Sarah Smalley
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Probate notices and estate administration in early Boston
Massachusetts Probate Court notices require heirs and creditors to appear regarding estates of John Boylen Annie M Andrews and Margaret Spillane in Boston. Citations instruct publication in the Boston Post and timing for appearances in June 1909. Admr George F McKelleget seeks claims and payments for Margaret Spillane estate. Information also seeks contact for Jos F Sullivan via Thomas Marley.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Suffolk
Jennie McCarthy
Boston
Mass
Mary F. Curley
Boston Post
Robert Grant
Esquire
Arthur W. Dolan
Register
Commonwealth
Frank B. Monaghan
Michael J. Sughrue
John Boylen
Jown Podolske
Annie M. McAndrews
Boston Fest
Margaret Spillane
George F. McKelleget
Pemberton
Dorchester
City of
Charles A. Borden & Son
Frank J. Tuttle
Fishing Fleet Returns With 101500 Pounds At T Wharf
A trio of the local fishing fleet appeared at T wharf yesterday with a total of 101,500 pounds of mixed fresh fish. Vessels and catches listed include Hake 50,000 pounds Cusk 10,000 pounds Cod 5,000 pounds 5,000 pounds. The revenue boarding steamer Win simmet is back in commission after annual tuning. Merchants’ line steamer Bunker Hill drew attention at Central wharf in Memorial Day preparations. The steamship Winifredian from Liverpool expected today with 28 cabin passengers. Other arrivals due include the Red Star line steamer Marquette from Antwerp 55 cabin passengers Warren liner Michigan from Liverpool and British steamer Mereddie from South American ports. Cobb Butler Co. of Rockland won a contract to build a four masted schooner for southern lumber trade. The Cohasset of Boston, owned by John S. Emery & Co., is about to reenter service after being rebuilt following a Canton Maryland fire in 1907.
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Cseveveses
E. C. Hussey
Winnisimmet
Merchants’ Line
Bunker Hill
Central Wharf
Winifredian
Leyland Line
Liverpool
White Star
Republic
Red Star Line
Marquette
Antwerp
Warren
Michigan
Mereddie
Fruiters
Limon
Boston
Canton
Maryland
Shipping News May 81 Miniature Almanac Highlights Arrivals
Shipping notices list arriving steamers and schooners including Calvin Austin Allan St. John N B Prince Arthur and many others with destinations from New York Philadelphia Gloucester and Bangor. The report also notes lengths of day and times for sun moon and tides along with wind direction for the period.
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Prince Arthur
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Philadelphia
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New York
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Helen M. Field
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Hoar
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Lunt
Smith Tuttle
Barter
William Thomas
Mitchell
Calais
W. T. Emerson
Mitchell Machias
Cole
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