Boy Freed In Lynchings Case Westchester Pa
Chester Bostick a 16 year old from Marietta Penn was acquitted for lack of sufficient evidence in the murder by mob of Jack Walter a Negro in Coatesville on Aug 13. Judge Hemphill ordered the acquittal and the defendant received an ovation on Coatesville streets.
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Westchester
Penn
Commonwealth
Jack Walter
Coatesville
Hemphill
Chester Bostick
Marietta
Gawthrup
Bostick
Train Wrecked by Rock Slide Near Becket
An express train bound from Albany to Boston on the Boston and Albany line was wrecked by a rockslide one mile east of Middlefield, Becket area. The locomotive and two cars derailed but no one was injured. about 20 tons of rock fell onto the track and was thrown into the train.
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Becket
Boston & Albany
Albany
Boston
Middlefield
Danderine Hair Grow Claim Promises Luxuriant Locks
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair growth and scalp cleansing tonic. It claims immediate beautification with a 25 cent bottle, promising longer stronger hair, reduced itching, and new hair growth after continued use.
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Knowlton’s
Republicans Gather for Night Before Convention in Boston
A major Republican gathering occurs at the American House this evening ahead of the Tremont Temple convention tomorrow. Leaders include Senators Lodge and Crane, ex governor Draper, Speaker Walker, Lt Governor Frothingham, Rep Norman White, plus many others. The platform features protection for Massachusetts industry and a push for direct election of U S Senators and the income tax. A Lincoln Club smoker with Frothingham Walker and White is planned, followed by county rallies Thursday morning with Frothingham White Walker Sulllivan. Norman H White not listed as speaker but expected on the stump next week.
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Tremont Temple
Lodge and Crane
Charles E. Hatfield
Draper
Walker
Frothingham
Norman White
Samuel J. Elder
Taft
Massachusetts
Russell A. Wood
Cambridge
United States
Lincoln Club
White
Ralles
Worcester County
F Frothingham
John F. White
Joseph Walker
Mark Sullivan
Norman H. White
Herman Hormel
Republican City Committee
Taft Tours Nebraska with Bryan Attentive Crowds
President Taft sped through Nebraska en route to Denver with stops in Omaha and Lincoln. He shared a nonpartisan welcome, praised by William Jennings Bryan at Lincoln, while Governor Aldrich publicly backed La Follette. Taft hailed world peace, tariff vetoes, and an arbitration clause Bryan helped shape.
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Neb
Taft
Nebraska
Denver
Omaha
Lincoln
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Commercial Club
Aldrich
Senator la Follette
Ross Hammond
Norris Brown
Victor Rosewater
Norris
House
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
United States
Great Britain
France
High Joint Commission
Net
Taft praises treaties and arbitration plan amid Japan talk
President Taft recalls Bryan’s idea for a year long preliminary negotiation period to ease public heat before peace treaties. He says the United States can withstand insults and cites England and Japan as examples of arbitration's benefits in restricting alliance conflicts.
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Bryan
Washington
Taft
Japan
United States
England
Throw Away His TRUSS A Sea Captain Cures Rupture
Capt W A Collings, a sea captain, claims a self developed cure for rupture after years bedridden and failure of trusses. He says an operation was needed but he found a self tested method that cured his rupture and never returned. He offers a free one week trial by mail to others ruptured.
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W. A. Collings
Capt. Collings
W. A. Collings, Inc
Watertown
N. Y
President urges Senate ratification of treaties with Japan
In a tariff speech the President hailed Japan's recognition of treaty wisdom and expressed hope these treaties would expand influence. He urged Senate action and invoked its influence. He also anticipated Tariff Board findings favoring reductions in cotton and woolen schedules and said he would push these reductions in Congress.
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Japan
Senate
Tariff Board
Congress
Maurice F Murphy Dies at City Hospital
Maurice F Murphy a noted newspaper man and bail commissioner for two years died at City Hospital after a six week illness from typhoid. Born in the South End 25 years ago he lived there and was a choir member at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and a Boston College alumnus who entered the newspaper field young.
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Maurice F. Murphy
City Hospital
South End
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Boston College
Hold Man in Well Murder Charged in Westfield
Granville Borasky is held without bail for a continued hearing on October 12 after pleading not guilty to the murder of Mrs. Rose Umansky. Police say Borasky and an accomplice known as Tony killed her at her son’s farmhouse and tossed the body into a well in a robbery motive. Witness Peter Targunsky is jailed on $1000 bail. Tony is missing.
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Westfield
Rose Umansty
Granville
Stefan Borasky
Borasky
Tony
How to Be Beautiful From a Simple Discovery
A woman named Charlotte Bell offers a free full description of a skin treatment she claims clears pimples blackheads tan and sallow skin. She says the method made her complexion pink and white and youthful and promises details to any interested reader at Suite 9 Syracuse NY.
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Charlotte Bell
Suite 9
Syracuse
Mary and John in Bedlay Square Jewelers tale
Mary talks to John about going to Wilson Bros Bedlay Square Jewelers to buy a ring while his watch breaks. The story notes the shop’s trusted reputation for careless free service at the lowest prices and hints at a plan to repair elsewhere.
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Mary
John
Wilson Bros
Bedlay Square Jewelers
Frsteluss
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