Wool Theft Arrests Tangle Boston Wool Dealers
A teamster Timothy Tennalls and an expressman John Cipoletta along with junk dealers Henry Miller and Max Berkovitch were arrested by Special Officer Flynn for larceny of wool from Boston dealers. Each held in 300 dollars bonds for October 11 hearing after two days of investigation.
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Flynn
Station 1
Boston
Timothy Tennalls
West Third Street
South Boston
Rowe's Wharf
Clyde Line Steamship Company
John Cipoletta
North Street
Henry Miller
Bremen Street
East Boston
Max Berkovitch
Oliver Street
Window cleaning accident leaves worker with injuries
Mark R. Vokey, 14 4xRollins street Boston employed by the Boston Cleaning Company fell 35 feet from a third story window at Richard M. Bradley s home Browne street Brookline yesterday afternoon. He suffered a broken wrist and three broken ribs and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital by Brookline police ambulance.
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Mark R. Vokey
Burtt Couple Start Three Month Cocoa Slavery Tour
Mr and Mrs Joseph Burtt mission aries from Angola in Southwest Africa are in Boston. They will immediately begin a three month tour visiting principal cities across the Eastern and Central States to study the cocoa slavery and slave trade under the Portuguese flag.
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Joseph Burtt
Angola
Africa
Boston
Harvard to Begin Fall Rowing Monday
Harvard will start fall rowing Monday afternoon under Coach Wray with the varsity crew. Regular daily practice continues from Monday. Four of last June’s Yale opponents return: Ward Withington Bacon and Cutler. Freshmen Framers Whitney Sargent Forster line up for varsity stroke. Newton likely to be stroke with Cutler at six. Coxswain King named as strongest candidate.
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Harvard
Wray
Yale
New London
J. EB. Ward
L. Withington
E. C. Bacon
Roger Cutler
Whitney
Sargent
Forster
Newton
Cutler
Ward
Withington
Bacon
Metcalf
Bow
King
King Is the Most Promising Candidate For Coxwain
Anderson
Beane
Balch
Eaton
Higginson
Hoar
Howell
Hooper
Jowett
Kempton
Loring
Shillito
Strong
Trumbull
Waite
Voorhis
Brookline Opens Season with 5 0 Victory Over Roxbury Latin
Brookline High School warriors defeated Roxbury Latin 5 to 0 on Griggs Field in the opener. A poor exhibition with both teams showing coaching needs in holding and catching the ball. Officials included Umpire McCaffery and Referee Woodlock. timekeeper McGill. attendance about 500.
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Brookline High School Warriors
Rugg
Sumner Ate
Hibbard Rowar
Jones
J. Conway Haven Macon
Ads
Siccaeaistanon
Haven
Mason
Q. B
MacGraths
Mon
Esse
Collins
O' Brien
Brookline High
Roxbury
Condemned Chinamen to State Prison Transfer
Min Sing Leong Gong and Hom Woom, three of the five Chinamen condemned for the Aug 4 1907 murders, will be moved from Charles Street Jail to Charlestown State Prison today. Joe Guey and Warryn S Charles await clemency appeals and stay in jail until next week.
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Min Sing
Leong Gong
Hom Woom
Charles Street
Charlestown
Joe Guey
Warryn S. Charles
Draper
Firemen vs Police Today at Boston National Grounds
The Boston fire department and police department baseball teams meet in the final of a three game series at Columbus Avenue's Boston National grounds at 11 o'clock today.
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Boston Fire Department
Police Department
Boston National Grounds
Columbus Avenue
Growing Fur Trade Makes Firm Expand
The Griffin & Son fur firm revives after a slump, expands by opening a new men’s fur coats department tomorrow. The women’s department prompted the expansion as both branches grow. Mr Griffin, 45 years in the trade, praises the season’s garments and values, inviting the public to 404 Washington St. to view new furs for men and women.
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George L. Griffin & Son
Griffin
Washington St
President Taft presses ship subsidies at Alaska expo
President Taft addressed a near 20,000 crowd at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition promising to urge a ship subsidy law in Congress to boost an American merchant marine. He voiced support for Alaska railroad aid and a presidentially appointed five-member commission to govern Alaska, drawing loud applause for the Alaska policy.
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Seattle
Wash
Taft
Congress
Alaska
President vows Alaska trip and ships subsidies drive
The President announced plans to visit Alaska next summer to engage with locals. He criticized the U S merchant marine's inadequacy, highlighted Japan and other nations’ subsidies, and urged Congress to fund American lines to connect New York and Atlantic ports with the Orient and South America, arguing it would boost trade and national pride.
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Pacific
Atlantic
America
South America
China
Japan
United States
Europe
Empire of Japan
Congress
New York
Pacific Coast
Orient
Philippines
Hilton Lines Fall Suits and Overcoats in Boston Showroom
Hilton announces an exclusive Fall and Winter collection of men’s suits and overcoats in Boston. The advert boasts superior design, finish, and originality, claiming national leadership and urging prospective customers to visit for inspection, study, and purchasing.
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Boston
America
Hilton
Hidden Value in Style and Fit Delights City Shoppers
A salesperson asserts items priced at 12.50 and 15 offer superior quality, style, and fit compared with any under 18 or 22.50 in the city. They claim paying double would not yield better options, promising strong value and desirability for buyers.
Football Man Is Near Death at Indiana Hospital
Indiana football tackle Duke Trimble lies in City Hospital with acute blood poisoning from a heel blister. Surgeon Dr. E D Clark says Trimble has a one in fifty chance to live. Since Thursday he has been in a stupor. 16 incisions were made to drain the poison from his swollen left leg caused by a blister rubbed by new shoes.
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Bloomington
Ind
Bryan
James Sheldon
E. D. Clark
Indianapolis
Duke” Trimble
Indiana
Trimble
Pin Ball Sale Raises Over Five Hundred in Amesbury
In Amesbury on September 30 about twenty society women canvassed town venues selling pin balls to fund anti tuberculosis efforts. Miss May Dana sold 400 pin balls in Market Square at 10 cents each, with many buyers paying more. Miss Flossie Gage sold at the fair grounds among firemen, and several automobiles were donated and driven by the women to aid the cause.
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Amesbury
May Dana
Market Square
Flossie Gage
Boston Retail Furniture Bowling League Opens Oct 12 Schedule
The Boston Retail Furniture Bowling League will open its season on October 12 at Somerset alleys. Teams include Shawmut Furniture Company, C. KE, Osgood Company, Atkinson Furniture Company, Morse Furniture Company, John H. Pray Company, C. E. Moller, Frank Ferdinand and Join A. Dunn Company.
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Boston Retail Furniture Bowling League
Somerset
Shawmut Furniture Company
C. Ke, Osgood Company
Atkinson Furniture Company
Morse Furniture Company
John H. Pray Company
C. E. Moller
Frank Ferdinand
A. Dunn Company
Gaynor Nominated for New York Mayor by Democrats
New York September 30 Justice William Jay Gaynor of the New York State Supreme Court was nominated for Mayor of Greater New York by the Democratic city convention tonight.
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New York
William Jay Gaynor
New York State Supreme Court
Greater
Catholics Seek to Bar Recruitment of Boys by Other Churches
The Rev. Father Doody of St Marys Church and Cambridge clergy petitioned the school board to stop the director of music from recruiting Catholic boys with good voices for other choirs. They claim Catholic boys are being persuaded to sing in churches of other denominations. The board laid the matter on the table.
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Father Doody
St. Mary’s Church
Cambridge
Reverend Crane resigns Elm Street Chapel post for Swain's Pond Chapel
The Rev. Alvin M. Crane of Maplewood resigns as pastor of Elm Street Chapel in Everett and takes charge at Swain's Pond Chapel near his home.
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Alvin M. Crane
Maplewood
Elm Street Chapel
Everett
Swain
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