Thousands Watch Bears at Franklin Park Zoo
Thousands, including children and parents, visited Franklin Park Zoo for a sunny day with the bears. The grizzlies Sweet Adeline Margo and Prince played to the crowd while two polar bears stood on hind legs begging for peanuts. A new black cub from Dr Grenfell awaited housing for safety until proper quarters are ready.
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Plays Ball Arrested
Eugene J. O Connor 60 Hollander Street Dorchester was arrested on Boston Common after attempting to inaugurate Sunday baseball as he did in Forest Hills and Mattapan, being fined on prior occasions.
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Man Cited For Sunday Baseball On Common
A patrolman spotted O Connor playing baseball on the Common with two young helpers yesterday afternoon. After escape attempts by the boys, O Connor kept playing catch by himself. He argued the law before being taken to Lagrange Street station and booked for violating the Sunday baseball statute.
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Eagles Battle in Midair Captivates Santa Rosa Ranch
Near Santa Rosa on the R. L. Crane ranch two large eagles fought in the air then crashed to the ground. Leslie Crane restrained and dragged the wounded bird away, noting the seven foot wingspan of the creature.
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Taft predicts Republican victory amid prosperous economy
President Taft declares in a night statement that either Republican or Democratic nominees will win and that a third party has no chance. He cites unprecedented national prosperity, notes Democratic errors, and argues voters will favor continued prosperity and protectionist policies. He warns against dismembering the home market and highlights growth in foreign trade and domestic industry.
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Death notices and funeral details from Roxbury Boston area
Obituaries list many residents with dates and services from Oct 18 to Oct 23. Entries include Louis H Austin, John J Callahan, Margaret Connell, Mary Desmond, Cora Dollman, Hannah Fitzpatrick, Mary Frederick, Elizabeth Gallagher, Mary Goodson, Hugh Gorman, Michael Joyce, Ida Kennard, Margaret Kneeland, Mary LeBlanc, Virginia Leverone, Margaret Littlewood, Joseph Maukhs, Joseph Molineux, Sabina Merchant, Margaret Nearing, Mary O Brien, John Polk, Thomas Roche, Patrick Spellman, Mary Sughrue, Mary Sullivan, Mary Wales, Nellie Webster, Harriet Woodside, with addresses, church names, and mass times.
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Cambridge
John J
Jeremiah
Hannah Callahan
Lake Street
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Francis Xavier Cemetery
Desmond
Dorchester
Marys Louisa
Definis
Julia Desmond
North End
Washington Street
St. Leo’s . Church
Smo
Dollman
Cora Dollman
W. H. Graham
St. Benedict Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
West Quincy
Frederick
Clarisa
Benjamin Frederick
Shawmut Avenue
Roxbury
Hingham
Mass
Gallagher
Revere
Elizabeth
Daniel
Minnie A. Gallagher
Baxter
School Street
Beach Street
Father Cusick
Portland
Goodson
Everett
Mary
Edward D. Goodson
Waverly Street
Goodwin
Marblehead
William Hooper Goodwin
Ars Felson
Boston
Michael
Margaret Joyce
St. Augustine’s Church
Kennard
Melrose Hospital
Ida C. Kennard
Cass Street
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Hampden
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Kneeland
Lebanon
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Lowell
Leblanc
Chelsea
Mary B
Amos
Josephine ‘le Blanc
Faugere
Crescent Avenue
Ascension Church
Leverone
Virginia Levérone
Nea Aratto
Angelo
Deverone
Unity Street
Sacred Heart “Church
North Square
Mt. Calvary
Wlittlewood
West Somerville
Margaret B
George L. “Littlewood
Medford
Peasrson Road
St. John’s Church
North Cambridge
Mauhs
South
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Joseph
Reine
Manks
M’dormand
Somerville
Julia E
George’ McDormand
Fellsway West
Dracut
M’gillvery
Catherine
Nel McGillvery
Mary Robinson
St. Joseph's Church
Circuit ‘Street
Pictou
N. S
Molineux
Robert M
Robert G
Cora M. Molineux
Walton ‘Street
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Sabina
Edward’ Merchant
Nova’ Scotia
Nearing
Margaret
George Nearing
Joseph Lyons
Bartlett Street
Patrick J
Mary Spellman
Feeley
Ballard Street
St. Thomas’ Church
Carroll Court
O. F. Danbury
Conn
Sughrue
Brookline
Mary T
Dennis Sughrue
Gillick
Chestnut Street
St. Mary’s Church of the Assumption
Sullivan
Mary, A
John F. Sullivan
Gloucester
Wales
Braintree
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Webster
Newtonville
Nellie E. D
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George G. Webster
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Harriett M. Woodside
Allen CG
Kent Street
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Minnie
O’neill
Funeral of Newsboy Hero Draws 15000 In Mourning
Thousands filled the streets and church steps as a funeral for hero Rugh, the newsboy who saved a girl’s life, drew public grief. City officials fraternal groups and citizens followed as the casket traveled in a fire department car to the church and then to a public viewing.
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Gary
Mother-in-law Serves Papers in Manhattan Divorce
An interlocutory decree of divorce was granted in Westchester Supreme Court White Plains to Mrs Ora Fallis Tileston of 31 West 11th Street Manhattan from Clarence A Tileston of 148 West 72d Street. Mrs Tileston alleged his popularity with other women and social affairs as grounds. Tileston's mother-in-law Mrs Elizabeth A Fallis assisted by serving the papers.
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White Plains
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Nine year old Archer Dorothy Smith Impresses Fenway Club
Dorothy D. Smith, age nine, wowed Fenway Archery Club at a meeting by hitting 38 of 24 shots at 30, 40, and 50 yards. An upcoming exhibition next Saturday at Fenway is expected to top her current marks as she pursues archery with determination.
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Dorothy D. Smith
Fenway
Court of Appeals Finds Wifes Lie Justified in Custody Case
Kansas City October 20 A Kansas City Court of Appeals decision holds that provocation and moral justification can excuse a wife lying to her husband in the custody dispute over their child. Mrs Carrie Dimmitt of Monroe Missouri sues James J Dimmit merchant for custody.
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Kansas City Court of Appeals
Carrie Dimmitt
Monroe
James J. Dimmit
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