Fights on Tremont Street Car Leave Men Injured and Arrests Made
A streetcar altercation on Tremont Street yesterday afternoon left Joseph Robinson of 6 Sawyer Street with knife wounds to the leg and face. Clarence Todd is in custody at the East Dedham Street Station after the incident at the car. Mansfield, Democratic candidate for the first Suffolk senatorial district, challenges Senator Bagley to a joint debate with Mansfield promising to cover all necessary expenses.
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Tremont Street
Joseph Robinson
Sawyer Street
City Hospital
Clarence Todd
Dedham Street
Mansfield
Bagley
Frederick W. ‘Mansfield
Suffolk
Adair and Stout Reach Griscom Golf Final in Philadelphia
Miss Rhona Adair British champion and Mrs. T Stout American champion won semi finals at Merion today. They will meet in tomorrow's final. Stout’s 68 outplayed Mrs. Barlow’s 55. A.Fhipps beat F Harvey 8 up 1 to play for second cup. An international match follows with Canadian and English players against Americans.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Hnks
Merion Cricket Club
Rhona Adair
Gs ‘Bishop
Brooklawn
T. Stout
Genevieve Hecker
R. H. Barlow
Merion Club
Adair
Mrs. Stout
Ruth Underhill
Two Breaks in Back Bay Reported Thefts
Two break ins were reported in Boston's Back Bay. A 209 Newbury Street residence lost a lady's gold hunting-case watch, chain, diamond pin set, eyeglasses, and pin valued at hundreds. The thief, a man about 35, 5 feet 9, in dark clothes and derby, claimed to be inspecting wires for a Boylston Street firm. A second entry at 781 Paul Street during the afternoon resulted in a stolen gold watch and a chatelaine bag containing money from Mrs Stymiest.
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Bay Electrician
Newbury Street
Non-Partisans Favor Mayor Candidate Daly in Cambridge
General Edgar R. Champlin reports that ward committees across Cambridge strongly favor nominating Judge Augustine J. Daly for mayor. He notes the executive committee may delay a formal vote to avoid criticism, with a general committee meeting set for Monday to decide the approach.
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Cambridge
Edgar R. Champlin
Augustine J. Daly
Eighteen Children Rescued From Lynn Fire At Chestnut Street
A Lynn grocery fire at 580 Chestnut Street trapped eighteen children and one man on two upper floors. Firemen and police evacuated the sleeping residents as smoke filled the tenements. Several families suffered injuries and the building, owned by the Jonathan estate of Boston, sustained about 2000 in damage.
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Lynn
A. R. Brown
Chestnut Street
C. E. Flint
W. O. Hobbs
Michael Ryan
Fred Sharon
Beeb
Flint
Lillian Hussey
Jonathan Estate
Boston
Paterson Isolated By Great Flood Rages
Paterson New Jersey faced near-total isolation as the Passaic River surged to within nine inches of February’s historic flood. Telephones and telegraphs failed for four hours while trains stalled and a bridge collapse disrupted travel. A 14 year old girl died when Olden Creek bridge collapsed. Major damage struck Passaic steel works and Rogers Locomotive Works as water flooded furnaces and plants. Bridges along Little Falls were swept away and a Newark branch Erie train wreck occurred.
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Paterson
N. J
Passaic
Lackawanna
Mary Hadley
Olden Creek
Passaic Steel Works
Rogers Locomotive Works
West Twenty Fifth Street
Little Falls
Newark
Nutley
Patrick May Escape Death Through Error
Albany October 9 The Rice will case postponement to today led to a discovery of a legal tangle that could let Albert T. Patrick avoid the electric chair not by a Court of Appeals reversal but by technicalities. Nearly 18 months have passed since his expected execution for the murder of William M. Rice. The court records show no such appeal exists and the deadline for filing appeals has passed, leaving a troublesome issue in reimposing the death sentence.
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Albany
Rice Will
Albert T. Patrick
Sing Sing
William M. Rice
Patrick
Court of Appeals
Deputy Sheriff Dies During Arrest Near Athol
Deputy Roswell I. Doane died of heart failure while en route from Petersham to Athol after arresting 15 year old Roy Archibald for a minor offense. Archibald surrendered at the Petersham station and warned that Doane’s body would be found in the carriage.
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Petersham
Incorporators of Dishonesty Draw Fire at Chicago Banquet
Chicago Day events feature Frank S. Black Winfield Durbin and Samuel R. Van Sant as speakers. Judge Peter Grosscup condemns dishonest corporations and warns that granting them the government seal corrupts public policy and harms shareholders and workers.
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Chicago
Marquette
Lakeside Clubs
Marquette Club
Frank S. Black
New York
Winfield T. Durbin
Indiana
Samuel R. van Sant
Minnesota
Péter & Grosscup
United States Circus Court
George FE. Peck
Black
Durbin
Grosscup
Fifth Middlesex senator Jenney and other Democratic nominees
The notice lists Democratic candidates including William T. Jenney of Medford for Fifth Middlesex, A. T. Lyman of Waltham for the state committee, John H. Carter of Winchester for Twelfth Middlesex, and John J. Cahill of Peabody with John M. Perley of Danvers for the Tenth Essex seats.
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Middlesex
William T. Jenney
Medford
A. T. Lyman
Waltham
John H. Carter
Winchester
Essex
John J. Cahill
Peabody
John M. Perley
Danvers
Liver and Kidneys It Great Alterative and Tonic
A dated health narrative highlights the liver and kidneys as essential organs whose failure causes aches in the back yellowness of skin digestive issues mouth taste headaches and loss of courage. It promotes a general tonic as a remedy without specific modern medical guidance.
Reception to Monsignor OCallaghan Postponed
The reception planned for Rt. Rev. Monsignor Denis OCallaghan at St. Augustine's Church South Boston was postponed due to the late arrival of the Dominion Line steamer Columbus. The vessel was sighted last night and will dock this morning, pushing the event to Sunday evening.
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Denis O’callaghan
St. Augustine's Church
South Boston
Columbus
Dominion
Boston Bowling Association Opens Largest Tournament
The City League starts its season with 14 teams in the circuit and a 26 week schedule. Play runs next Wednesday night through a season ending April 13.
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Boston Bowling Association
Feel Like a New Man in World History of Medicine
A sensational claim crowns a medical history piece, touting a miraculous treatment as unmatched in historical records. The report emphasizes transformative effects and likens the remedy to a universal cure-all, inviting readers to explore its origins and purported powers.
Munyon's Paw Paw touted as cure for nerves and digestion
An 1903 testimonial promotes Munyon's Paw Paw as a universal remedy. It claims benefits for insomnia nervous disorders stomach troubles and the drink habit. Advertising asserts quick relief and urges sufferers to try it with prices listed at the drugstore.
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Harry M. Kramer
Broadway
Providence
R. I
Sit¢E
Munyon
Paw
Jumps to Death in Delirium at Roxbury Home
William Lawrence aged 41 leaped from the fourth floor of his Hampden street Roxbury residence while delirious from a prolonged illness. He fell sixty feet to the pavement and died two hours later at City Hospital.
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William Lawrence
Hampden ‘Street
Roxbury
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City League
White. Dental
Washington St
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He Wilson
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