Trial of Boston building inspector on bribery charges
John P. Clark former Boston building inspector stood trial in Superior Court before Judge Raymond for allegedly accepting payoffs to allow Zimmon and Frink to bypass building laws at 63 West Cedar street. Witnesses described bribe talks and payments totaling hundreds of dollars. The prosecution presented details of meetings and planned payments as the case continued.
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Ancients Readied for Toronto Tour
The annual Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company tour heads to Toronto. Major Henry G. Jordan appoints the schedule with Captain J Stearns Cushing as chief of staff. Leave South station at 9 Saturday for Buffalo with lunch in Springfield.
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Limerick Contest Sparks Coupon Cash Prizes
The Limerick Editor states readers sent many coupon entries from last Sunday's Post with a $200 prize for the best limerick. Women led in responses as men, with plans for next week's different subject and new fifth lines. Contestants may win multiple prizes. entries must use Sunday Post coupons.
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Delegates Visit Harvard From German American Alliance
A Boston arrival is planned for delegates from the German American Alliance of the United States of America who attend the New York convention. They will visit the Germanic Museum at Harvard University after the proceedings. The alliance, strengthened by the Ancient Order of Hibernians, lists 3000 affiliated groups and 1,500,000 members. Massachusetts director is Carl Eberhard.
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Tufts President to Address Boston Police Tonight
Dr. Frederick W. Hamilton president of Tufts College will speak to the Boston patrolmen at the Boston Social Club gathering in Dartmouth Hall 126 Dartmouth street. The event includes music singing and recitations with Patrolman Leavitte presiding. He will address topics of interest to the patrolmen.
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Boston Patrolmen
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Lagrange Street
Hamilton
French Labor Union Attacks Conscription Manifesto
The General Federation of Labor in Paris distributed a manifesto at conscripts homes denouncing the army. War Minister Picquart ordered strict action to curb anti military propaganda within the forces.
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Schooner Bessie Remains Grounded At Provincetown
The British schooner Bessie, wrecked near Wood End while aiming for Provincetown Harbor, stayed fast but sheltered and not leaking early today.
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New Freshman Class Sets Historic Milestone at MIT
MIT registers five hundred twenty freshmen in one of its largest classes. Acting President Noyes addresses new students in Huntington Hall after registration. The assembly features cheerups and a notable ovation for three freshman girls led by a female sophomore. Elections names include Odell as football manager and Cooley as track manager.
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Newburyport Boy Hurt in Football Injury
Hugh McGlew, aged 12, fractured his collar bone while playing football yesterday. It is the first football accident reported this season in Newburyport.
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Hugh Mce-Glew
Grant Tablet Unveiled at Birthplace in Ohio
In Point Pleasant, Claremont County, Ohio, a memorial tablet and bronze cannon were unveiled at the site believed to be Ulysses S. Grant's birthplace. The ceremony drew many old army associates and a distinguished gathering to honor the Civil War general.
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Claremont County
Ulysses Simpson Grant
Fox Club discuss fox preservation and close season
At Winnetuxet Fox Club meeting farmers argued a close season would harm crops while others favored protection. James A. Thomas was appointed legislative agent to secure better laws relating to foxes.
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Winnetuxet Fox Club
James A. Thomas
Wreck of Yacht and Launch Off Boothbay Harbor
Dr. Frank J. Triggs a Boston dentist and yacht club member lost his sloop Alice and a launch tender during a Maine coast gale. The yacht dragged anchor and broke on rocks in Linekin's bay.
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Frank J. Triggs
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Linekin’s Bay
Emperor Francis Joseph Confined With Bronchial Catarrh
Vienna October 2 Emperor Francis Joseph is confined to his Schoenbrunn apartments with bronchial catarrh His doctors say the condition is not dangerous but he requires rest.
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