No Thanks to World Champions Braves Honored in Boston
Boston's City Council rejected resolutions praising the Braves for winning the world championship. Councillor Woods sponsored the measure opposed by Councillor Watson as spectators cheered and the lie passed away. The resolutions thanked the team and management for bringing top baseball honors to Boston and lauded the players conduct. President Lannin of the Red Sox was thanked for allowing use of his grounds for the games.
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Boston
Braves
Woods
Watson
Lannin
Red Sox
Councillors Clash Over Resolutions and City Measures
Councillors Woods and Watson clashed over resolutions described as silly and out of place. The dispute included charges about ticket scalping for championship games, records reading, and calls for apologies. The council referred the matters to the executive committee, which tabled them. A later report favored eliminating height limits for fire department appointments and resurfacing streets, with public hearings planned. several addresses were noted as dilapidated nuisances.
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Woods
Watson
Daffiney
Braves
Fabian Street
Border Street
Beale Street
West Ninth Street
Neponset Avenue
Dedham Street
Harrison Avenue
Harvard Wins in First Soccer Game Against General Electric
Harvard beat General Electric of Lynn in the opener by 2 to 0 with a own goal by a Lynn player. John Waker scored for Harvard while Waker Moffat Blackman and Weld stood out for the Harvard team.
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Harvard
General Electric
Lynn
Person
Wile John Waker
Waker
Moffat
Blackman
Weld
Protest Over Slaughter of Pheasants Draws Elite List
Boston sportsmen including Sherman Whipple Norman White Winthrop Packard and John R Thayer join Dr Hugh Cabot Edmund Billings Joshua Crane and General Charles Francis Adams in demanding restraint on the open pheasant season. They press for governor empowered action to shorten or stop hunting after early heavy losses, arguing the birds are establishing in Massachusetts and a too-long season risks decimating the population.
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Sherman Whipple
Boston
Norman White
Winthrop Packard
The
Audubon Society
John R. Thayer
Worcester
Francis A. Campbell
Superior Criminal Court
Charles S. Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Frank M. Johnson
New England
James B. Thornton
Hugh Cabot
Edmund Billings
Joshua Crane
Charles Francis Adams
F. B. Collins
Samuel T. Parker
Wakefield
Eben S. Keith
Sagamore
Back Bay
Port Edmund Billings
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Dr. Cabot
Fish and Game Commission
B. Collins
Samuel Parkour
Wakeflold
Mrs. Carman Faces Jury in Long-Running Murder Trial
The trial before Justice Kelley resumes with Mrs. Carman not participating in jury selection. District Attorney Smith and defense counsel question 37 of 150 summoned talesmen as Celia Coleman testifies for the state. Jurors, mostly over 40, are seated, and foreman Robert Ludlam is chosen as the pace quickens toward noon.
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Kelby
Tomorow
Celia Coleman
Mrs. Carman
Talesmen
William J. Burns
Burns Detective Agency
Graham
Talesman
Bailey
Mr. Smith
Mr. Graham
Mr. Bailey
Thomas D. Stryker
Justice Kelley
Garden City
Mrs. Car
Two Held in Fuller Assault Case in Boston
Daniel G. Ruby and Frank A. McNulty, both of 37 Lynde Street West End, were arrested at Bowdoin Square in connection with the assault on Boston lawyer Frank M. Fuller at his Roslindale home on Metropolitan Avenue. Fuller received 16 stitches after being struck with an Indian club and is listed in a dangerous condition at Forest Hills Hospital.
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Daniel G. Ruby
Lynde Street
West End
Bowdoin Square
Frank A. McNulty
Frank M. Fuller
Boston
Metropolitan Avenue
Roslindale
John Herlihy
West Roxbury
Herlihy
Ruby
Fuller
Forest Hills Hospital
Station 17
McNulty
Alfred Nixon
Frank R. Horton
Capital Street
Watertown
Conn
Horton
Boston Common
Park and Tremont Streets
State Street
Rescue of Wells Digger Ends After Long Seige
Allen is freed after a 30 foot trench and 25 foot dig. Workers including Zeno Bourgois and Perry Dunham remove earth from around the barrel topped man as Chief Buckley directs safety measures. Allen mouths gratitude, vows no more underground work, and heads home with his family amid cheering onlookers.
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Allen
Zeno’ Bourgois
Bourgois
Lizzie
Mrs. Allen
Buckley
All Shot to Pieces This Warning About Drinking
A health notice urges quitting alcohol through medical treatment. It warns that willpower fails and alcoholic poison sustains cravings. The Neal Institute offers a three day treatment to erase desire for liquor without injections or withdrawal, with free consultation and contact details.
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Burt
Neal
Edna Fie
McCall Deplores It Over Legislation Across Pheasant Slaughter
Springfield Oct 19 Samuel W McCall Republican candidate for Governor tonight deplored the wholesale slaughter of pheasants in the state at a rally with Senator Burton in the Auditorium. He criticized the vague game law and said he would have vetoed it for being indefinite and useless. Spasmodic laughter followed by reform in closing the season was not desirable.
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Fish and Game Commissioners
Commonwealth
Springfield
Samuel W. McCall
Theodore L. Burton
Ohio
McCall
Burton
State Fish and Game Commission
Funeral of Mrs Ames to be held this afternoon
The funeral for Mrs. William H. Ames is scheduled for 3 30 this afternoon from her Elm Street residence in North Easton. Rev William L Claffin and Rev Fred R Lewis will officiate, with honorary pallbearers Hobart Ames Oakes Ames Oliver Ames Winthrop Ames Winthrop O Gay and Samuel Page named.
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William H. Ames
Elm Street
North Easton
William L. Claffin
Fred R. Lewis
The
Unity Church
Ames
Hobart Ames
Oakes Ames
Oliver Ames
Winthrop Ames
Winthrop O. Gay
Samuel Page
Professor Lowell sues for rent in municipal court
Percival Lowell, Harvard astronomy professor and head of the Flagstaff observatory, sues John A. Cronin and Anna Tyler in municipal court for 150 dollars claiming two months rent for 102 Mt. Vernon Street. He is described as Harvard president's brother.
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Percival Lowell
Harvard
Flagstaff
Arizona
John A. Cronin
Anna Tyler
Mt. Vernon Street
Knights of Columbus Dedicate New Somerville Building
The Knights of Columbus dedicated a new $150,000 building in Somerville attended by about 1000 members. A prolonged outage marred the event when power failed for over three hours due to wire trouble on a street pole opposite the YMCA building. Lights were restored at 10:55 after the fault was located.
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Knights of Columbus
Somerville
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