Three Packing Firms Indicted For Unlawful Restraint of Trade
Federal grand jury reported three joint indictments to Judge Dodge accusing Horatio W. Heath and Cyrus S. Hapgood of Boston Ferdinand Sulzberger of New York the Consolidated Rendering Company of Portland and Manchester and the rendering plant John Reardon & Sons Company of Cambridge. Indictments mark the first against Sulzberger head of Swartzchild Sulzberger tied to Cambridge rendering operations and seek restraint of trade charges.
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Dodge
United States
Horatio W. Heath
Cyrus 5S
Hapgood
Boston
Ferdinand Sulzberger
New York
Consolidated Rendering Company
Portland
Manchester
N. Hi
John Reardon & Sons Company
Cambridge
Swartzchild & Sulzberger
Missing Charlestown girl after failed Radcliffe exam
Louise Roy a Charlestown resident and Radcliffe entrance exam failure vanished from 18 Cordis Street after withdrawing $100 from a local bank. Her note said she planned to leave Charlestown. Parents, distressed, fear Aberdeen relatives may help her. No suicide hints. family believes she is safe.
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Radcliffe College
Louise Roy
Cordis Street
Charlestown
Parmath Roy
Aberdeen
Scotland
Athletics win first game of world series 4 to 1
The Athletics defeat the Cubs 4 to 1 to take an early lead in the world series. The Giants and Highlanders play a 5 to 5 draw. Cleveland beats Cincinnati 9 to 5. Harvard conducts a light practice as favorites in women’s golf near Brookline.
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Athletics
Cubs
New York Giants
Highlanders
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Harvard
Brookline
Funeral planned for Mrs Julia Ward Howe in Boston
Middletown R I Oct 17 The funeral for Mrs Julia Ward Howe who died suddenly today will be held Thursday at 2 pm from the Church of the Disciples in Boston. The body will be moved to Boston on the 9 oclock Newport train. Burial is in Mt Auburn Cambridge. Bearers include five grandsons and three grandsons in law. Chimes tolled tonight at Channing Memorial Church Newport to mark the death of a prominent local figure.
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Middletown
R. I
Julia Ward Howe
Church of the Disciples
Boston
Newport
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
John Richards
Henry Hall Richards
John Howe Hall
Henry Marion Hall
Samuel Prescott Hall
Hugh Birckhead
Charles Wiggin
Carlton Shaw
Channing Memorial Church
Mrs Howe Dies at 90 at South Portsmouth Home
Mrs Howe passed away at her summer residence in South Portsmouth Rhode Island at over 90 years old. Though pneumonia is listed as the immediate cause, her advanced age is cited as the real factor in the death.
Violation of Permit Charged in Trolley Crash
Mayor Fitzgerald said the trolley accident at Charles and Cambridge streets resulted from railroad tracks not laid as approved in 1906. He urged railroad commissioners to investigate. The Board of Aldermen granted West End Railway Company permission to lay double tracks with curves and cross connections on Cambridge and Charles streets.
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Fitzgerald
Charles
Cambridge Streets
Board of Aldermen
West End Railway Company
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Charles Streets
Trolley Tracks Found Misaligned After Accident
An actual survey after Saturday night’s trolley accident shows the company failed to follow the board approved plan. It used old Cambridge street tracks and the current track locations differ by nearly 30 feet at the widest point from the approved layout.
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Cambridge Street
Suspect Sent Back to Russia in Extradition Case
Theophile Pavlutchek of Chelsea, wanted by Russia for larceny of 6380 roubles from postal telegraph funds, was sent to Russia yesterday under extradition. His wife and five children, dependent on Chelsea, were aided by United States Bailiff James Tighe who financed a brief visit. He will depart from New York to join Russian authorities for court martial proceedings in Zacharievka, where the army controls telegraph services.
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Theophile Pavlutchek
Chelsea
Russia
United States
Hayes
Paviutehek
James Tighe
Pavilutchek
Tighe
Pavlutchek
New York
Zacharievka
Chelsea Highwayman Charged In Street Robbery Case
Martin Otis of 65 Maverick Street Chelsea reports being knocked down on Marlboro Street and robbed of 97 dollars and a 15 dollar watch. Frank McCallum 27 of 2 Iowa Street Lowell was arrested at the North Station by Patrolman Robert Renfrew after Otis identified him.
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Martin Otis
Maverick Street
Chelsea
Frank McCallum
Iowa Street
Lowell
Robert Renfrew
North
Otis
McCallum
Marlboro Street
Renfrew
No Word of Wellman Course Storm Swept Is Alive
A government tug awaits word to seek balloonists as one third of the voyage has passed and no word has come from the Wellman course storm. The crew reports the airship is alive and continuing the journey despite the perilous conditions.
Athletics Win First Game of World Series
The Athletics pitcher held the Cubs to three hits and one run in Game One and also drove in the decisive run with a single in the second inning, scoring Murphy for the game's only tally.
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Athletics
Chicago Cubs
Murphy
Wellman Beats All Flight Records in Atlantic Drift
Walter Wellman and his crew in the dirigible America battled fierce seas and a heavy storm off the coast after departing Atlantic City at 8 03 in the morning. By midnight the airship lay southeast of St Pierre Miquelon, with 64 hours aloft surpassing the previous record of 37 hours. A government tug may be sent to hunt the balloon depending on wireless reports from transatlantic liners.
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Wellman
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Atlantic City
Zeppelin
Walter Wellman
America
Meet After 27 Years Absence in Haverhill
Haverhill reports a touching family reunion as David Schlafman of 40 Varnum Street meets his sister Bertha Assia in Chelsea after 27 years apart. Schlafman previously served five years in the army of the czar and later sailed to the United States from Russia.
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Haverhill
David Schlafman
Varnum Street
Chelsea
Bertha Assia
Schlafman
Russia
Army of the Cazar
Odessa massacre survivor’s tale at family reunion
Mrs. Assia recounted the cruelty of the Odessa massacre where her husband was killed while seeking bread after five days in hiding. his body and 40 fellow victims were buried as unknowns. Afterward two of her children moved to the United States to help secure a home for their mother, aided by the brothers, including Joseph Schlafman of this city.
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Mrs. Assia
Odessa
Harvard urged to boost publicity for growth and usefulness
In Cambridge, Rev. Edwards Cummings of South Congregational Church urged Harvard to adopt a large publicity department to strengthen the university’s impact. President Lowell argued the university is a financial asset to Cambridge and questioned whether the city gains more from the college than it costs.
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Harvard University
Edwards Cummings
South Congregational Church
Boston
Cambridge Club
Young’s Hotel
Lowell
Harvard
Cambridge
Cummings
New England
University of Wisconsin
East
Innion
Foss Beats Hamlin by 11 Ballots in Canvass
In a canvass tally, Eugene N. Foss of Boston defeats Charles S. Hamlin of Boston by 11 ballots. The vote shows Foss 997 to Hamlin 989, with James H. Vahey of Waterbury and Charles F. Riordan and Frederick W. Mansfield, both of Boston, also listed among delegates. Blanks 3.
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Wingade
Conven
Tigr
Eugene N. Foss
Boston
Charles S. Hamlin
James H. Vahey
Water
Charles F. Riordan
Frederick W. Mansfield
Athletics Top Cubs 4 1 in First World Series Game
Score Athletics 4 Cubs 1. Hits 7 3. Errors 2 1. Attendance 26,891. Receipts 8237,424.50. Bender yields a single hit until the ninth. Baker stars with one single and two doubles in four appearances. Thomas matches Ks in catching as Philadelphia shows machine like precision rivaling the Cubs.
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Athletics
Cubs
Bender
Chicago
Baker
Thomas
Ksing
Philadelphia
Chief Bender Tops Cubs in World Series Opener
Philadelphia fans watched as Chief Bender dominated the Cubs in the first game of the World Series, defeating Chicago 4 to 1. The Phillies hurler demonstrated steady control and strategic mastery, signaling strong support for Connie Mack’s pitching staff.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Chief Bender
Cubs
Bender
Mack
Foss Beats Hamlin By Eleven Votes In Ballot Count
Delegates at the Democratic convention counted letter ballots yesterday. Congressman Foss led Hamlin 495 to 484 with Vahey 3 votes Riordan 3 votes and Mansfield 1 vote. Three ballots were blank and total votes were 989.
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Foss
Charles S. Hamlin
Hamlin
James H. Vahey
Charles F. Riordan
State Committee
Frederick W. Mansfield
Contested Canvass Shapes Fifth Member Vote
The four member committee met after canvass results. Hayes reported the findings as Crowley motioned to add John A. Aiken as a fifth member, with votes split among Crowley, Hayes for yes and Macleod, Maynard for no. Mansfield threatens to stay in, while Foss aligned with a pro gressive Democrat label and Cas sidy and Riley also seek nominations.
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Eix
William P. Hayes
Springfield
Hayes
Robert Crowley
Lowell
John A. Aiken
Crowley
Macleod
Maynard
Foss
Secretary of State
Mansfield
Thomas F. Cassidy
Adams
Thomas P. Riley
Malden
Committee of Four
Riley
Fass
Hamlin
Dakota Dan Wins His Case in Russell Estate Dispute
The suit over the $500 000 estate of late Senator Daniel Blake Russell of Melrose is reported settled after a conference at Nason and Proctor. Present were estate counsel Senator Leslie Simpson and N. P. Sheldon. ongoing talks included William Russell and executor Ferdinand B. Almy.
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Simpson
North Dakota Senate
Fresno Dan
Calfornia
Russell
Melrose
Lawton
William Russell
Daniel Blake Russel
Fresno
Dan
Dakota
North Dakota
Daniel Blake Russell
Daniel Russell
Dakota Dan
Nason & Proctor
Leslie Simpson
N. P. Sheldon
Ferdinand B. Almy
Telephone rate hearing opposes new Massachusetts plan
Governor Draper led a hearing in the State House Council Chamber on proposed telephone rates from the Massachusetts Highway Commission. About 30 subscribers attended, united in opposition as New England Telephone lines up a May 1 implementation.
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Draper
State House
Massachusetts Highway Commission
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Radcliffe
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Vahey
Paul H. Shannon
Vicinity
Washington
Thompson
Senator Simpson
Morton
Daniel Blake
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