Cleveland Letter Forgery Suspect Arrested in Dayton
Branden burg Broughton Brandenburg, accused author of a forged Cleveland letter praising Taft, was arrested in Dayton. He agreed to accompany officers to police headquarters after learning of a New York warrant. He claims proper authority from Mrs. Cleveland and Hastings and planned to face charges in New York.
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Dayton, D
Broughton Brandenburg
Cleveland
Taft
New York
Brandenburg
Hastings
The
Times
United States
New York City
Jerome
Japan Welcomes American Visitors With Mass Torchlight Demonstration
Tokyo witnessed a massive popular demonstration as 15,000 planned torchlights grew into one of the era’s largest outpourings. The Emperor had urged heightened enjoyment for the American visitors, described as historic friends of Japan, following an audience with the fleet officers.
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Tokio
Japan
Tokio lights parade of 50000 in war celebrations
A vast procession in Tokio drew upwards of fifty thousand participants and countless spectators in a night of jubilation. Guilds universities and organizations carried lanterns with intertwined American and Japanese flags while Admiral Sperry and other American fleet officers watched from a grand stand amid music and cheers. The crowd blocked the march until Sperry left for a dinner at Minister Komura's invitation. The celebration paused at the American embassy as the climax of enthusiasm arrived.
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Japan
Russia
London
New York
Tokio
Admiral Sperry
Komura
Search for Captain Keayne’s remains at King's Chapel
Diggers from the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company opened coffins at King's Chapel burying ground to locate the founder Captain Robert Keayne who died in 1655. After examining 25 skulls and skeletons they gave up and will consult Ye Towne of Boston records to find his final resting place.
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Old King’s Chapel
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Robert Keayne
Boston
Captain Keayne
Tomb 29
King’s Chapel
Revere
Anna Lone
Cap
Vanderbilt Cup Race Opens Weekend On Long Island Course
Seventeen autos will face starter in the Vanderbilt cup race on Saturday along the Long Island course. Harvard football team, 27 strong, travels to Annapolis as Navy arrives in good shape. Admirers expect a 0-0 draw or Middies victory over Harvard tomorrow.
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Long Island
Harvard
Annapolis
Navy
Fettle
Yale
J. R. Barr
Bay State
Volkmann
Newton High
Dartmouth
Holy Cross
Bobby Burch
Billy Sunday
Packy McFarland
Youth Kills Fiancee in Holyoke Domestic Tragedy
Arthur Boudreau Jr shot Casselda Beaudry in her kitchen at 159 Main Street after she refused to answer about the Nov 12 wedding. Beaudry, 20, died minutes later. Boudreau, who said he sought revenge, was arrested nearby. The couple had been engaged with plans for marriage before a quarrel over her changing mind.
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Holyoke
Arthur Boudreau, Jr
Casselda Beaudry
Main Street
Boudreau
Miss Beaudry
Bandit Flees in Taxicab After Jewelry Robbery
A bandit entered Lexington avenue jeweller Maurice Tannenholse's shop with a fake letter from a bank official claiming $2000 to invest. He grabbed earrings, knocked down the jeweler's mother, fled in a taxicab, and fired twice as pursuers closed in. the robber was possibly fatally wounded.
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New York
Maurice Tannenholse
Lexington Avenue
Andrews
United States Savings Bank
Tannenhorse
Three-Cent Fare Vote Ends Municipal Traction Franchise
Cleveland voters decide to discontinue the Municipal Traction Company franchise by a majority of 951. The result may revert railway property to original owners and restore the five-cent fare.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Municipal Traction Company
Forest fire spreads near Hardwick four-town area
Fires broke out anew today at the convergence of Hardwick Wolcott Greensboro and Shaftsbury. All available men from the four towns were mobilized to fight the flames.
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Hardwick
Wolcott
Greensboro
Shaftsbury
Fair Friday Weather Notes From Washington
Washington reports a split forecast with fair conditions in the east and cooler showers in the west. Strong east winds shift to fresher gusts as the day closes.
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Boston
Washington
National Campaign Battles Shift as Taft and Roosevelt Clash
Representative Rainey accuses relatives of Roosevelt and Taft of Panama canal stock dealings and calls for a congressional probe. Taft and Chanler clubs emerge in New York to sway votes while money slowly pours into the Republican cause.
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Rainey
Illinois
Roosevelt
Taft
Chanler
New York
Hughes
Taft and
Pittsburg
Steel and Iron Men
Connecticut
Lilley
Gompers
Bryan
St. Albans
W. Va
Conners
Kern
Indianapolis
West Virginia
Chicago Record-Herald
Newark
Lexington
Indiana
Debs
Charleston
Campaign notes tease details on Page 3
The brief hints at full campaign coverage with detailed stories printed on page three. Local readers are invited to turn the page for broader political updates, candidate positions, and campaign developments.
Injuries Reported After Incident In Charlestown Area
Several residents sustain injuries in a local incident with Catherine O Neil from Malden severely injuring her spine. Susie McGonigle of Charlestown reports a back strain while May O’Brien in Roxbury suffers a wrench to the right leg. Ernest F Hill of Watertown, laundry superintendent, has an ankle sprain and bruising amid shock. Catherine Barnett of Charlestown sustains a sprained ankle and arm cuts. Minnie Wright of Charlestown, laundry forewoman, recovers from a bruised foot and sprained ankle. Katherine Gates of Medford shows minor bruises.
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Catherine O’neil
West Street
Malden
Susie McGonigle
Corey Street
Charlestown
May O'Brien
Dacia Street
Roxbury
Ernest F. Hill
Watertown
Catherine Barnett
Austin Street
Minnie Wright
Benedict Street
Katherine Gates
Riverside Avenue
Medford
Fire destroys Bunker Hill Laundry in Charlestown
About fifty girls panicked as a four story wooden building at 14 Dunstable Street Charlestown occupied by the Bunker Hill Laundry Company burned yesterday afternoon. Six were injured. Smoke forced them to stumble through dark halls and stairs and some leaped from windows to escape. Superintendent Ernest F. Hill is credited with saving many lives.
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Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Dunstable Street
Bunker Hill Laundry Company
Ernest F. Hill
Rescue Hero Guides Girls From Fire Amid Stairs Blaze
When the alarm sounded he rushed through the building warning the girls of danger. He half carried them into the hall and urged urgency as flames climbed the stairs. He led them to a third floor window and directed them to jump to a shed 30 feet below.
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Hill
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Women’s Sample Garment CO
Summer St
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Dover
No. Market Street
Keayne
Waitt & Bond’s
Union
WAITT @ BOND, Inc
Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
Reed
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