Tragedy as Seastrand Child Killed by Street Car
Louise Seastrand two and a half, daughter of Rev. August F. Seastrand of East Boston Lutheran Trinity Church, was killed when a semi convertible street car struck her while she ran to greet her sister Viola at 270 Lexington Street. Motorman Joseph Dolliver is held for manslaughter. Fleming the conductor is cited.
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Louise Seastrand
August F. Seastrand
East Boston Lutheran
Seastrand
Viola
Dolliver
Fleming
Mrs. Seastrand
Cleveland Memorial Tower Dedication At Princeton
The Cleveland Memorial Tower, dedicated with the Graduate College buildings at Princeton, is described as one of the university’s most imposing structures. Former President Taft gave the Grover Cleveland memorial address during dedicatory exercises attended by delegates from many colleges and universities and led by President Hibben. Hundreds of Princeton alumni traveled from across the country to attend.
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Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Graduate College
Taft
Grover Cleveland
America
Hibben
Catholics Call Boycott of Immoral Plays in Middlesex Meeting
Anthony Maire of St. Louis urged a united boycott of theaters showing suggestive or immoral plays. He said the federation has written to 20 leading dramatists seeking cooperation. nine agreed. Also speaking were Mgr Ambrose Roche of Watertown, Francis H. Daly of South Boston, and Hon T S Cunniff.
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Anthony Maire
St. Louis
Federation of Catholic Societies
Cathedral School Hall
Middlesex
Federation
Mr. Matre
Matre
Mgr
Ambrose F. Roche
Watertown
Coxey and Vanderlip Discuss Currency Reform in Senate
Frank A. Vanderlip president of National City Bank and Jacob Coxey who led the unemployed army to Washington sit together to present views on currency reform to the Senate banking committee. Vanderlip had already testified and returns for further remarks.
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Washington
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Jacob
Coxey
Senate Banking Committee
Vanderlip
Autoist Lynch Receives Jail Term and Fine
Charles J. Lynch a 60 year old Back Bay resident was sentenced by Judge Burke in Municipal Court to one month in Charles Street jail and fined 215 dollars for operating an automobile while intoxicated and other violations. He appealed and was held in 500 dollars for the Superior Court.
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Charles J. Lynch
Back Bay
Charles Street
Burke
Lynch
Lynch Faces Charge In Scollay Square Collision
Two weeks ago in Scollay square Lynch allegedly struck two men injuring Joseph Sullivan seriously with a car after a collision with an express wagon near Crawford House. Laborers watched as he fled toward Brattle street amid a threatening crowd. Lynch says the crowd caused him to crash. Former U S District Attorney John H Casey represented him. He lives at 45 Hereford street. Patrolman Charles H Tighe led the prosecution.
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Lynch
Scollay Square
Joseph Sullivan
Court Street
Crawford House
Hanover Street
Brattle Street
United States District
John H. Casey
Hereford Street
Charles H. Tighe
City Hall Avenue
Joe Knowles in Maine Woods Feature Next Sunday Post
A full page of pictures of Joe Knowles, the so called primitive man, appears in next Sunday's Post. The feature highlights Knowles and his celebrated stay in the Maine woods drawing public interest. Units include vivid images and background notes about his experiment and reception.
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Joe Knowles
The
Maine Woods
Beveridge and Bird at big rally in Tremont Temple
More than 3000 people packed Tremont Temple to hear Albert J. Beveridge of Indiana and Charles Sumner Bird, Progressive candidate for Governor. Bird arrived late to praise the crowd while Beveridge condemned boss rule and the Republicans, urging a fight between progressives and Democrats. Revenue from a contribution party totaled 3016.45 dollars.
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Tremont Temple
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Progressive Party
Charles Sumner Bird
Bird
Massachusetts
Gome
Democratic Party
Thomas F. Doherty
Beveridge
George L. Perin
Bird and Thore Meet in Gardner Stronghold Tour
Charles Sumner Bird completed a Massachusetts campaign swing with his 365th speech at Tremont Temple after rallies in Everett Malden Somerville and other cities. He addressed Gardner territory and responded to Foss on farm land taxation while Wendell Phillips Thore joined the platform to meet him.
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Massachusetts
Gardner
Charles Sumner Bird
Tremont Temple
Everett
Malden
Somerville
Lawrence
Haverhill
Amesbury
Newburyport
Ipswich
Danvers
Mr. Bird
Wendell Phillips Thore
Foss
Commonwealth
Bird
Entombed Miners in Fire Zone at Stag Canon No. 2
In Dawson New Mexico on October 23 a mine disaster trapped 247 miners in Stag Canon Mine No. 2. Rescue teams, averaging 15 workers per shift, battle gas and a spreading fire as only 23 were saved. The first rescue within 12 hours occurred at 6 15 p m near a mule discovered alive earlier.
Rescue Efforts Continue as Mine Disaster Claims Fourteen
Fourteen dead and 23 rescued mark the day in a mine disaster. Officials hope more miners remain entombed in a distant room as rescue chief J C Roberts leads operations. Henry P McShane, 19, of New York City, is among the dead. The explosion halted air fans, hindering rescue.
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Henry P. McShane
B. P. McShane
New York City
McShane
J. C. Roberts
United States Rescue Bureau
Roberts
Biddon
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Gilchrist
Boston
Zibeline and Melton
Buster
Norfolk
Christ Washington St. Winter St. Jamilton Place
East Boston
Cleveland Memorial
Princeton University
Underwood & Underwood
New York
Gardner and
Eix
Augustus P. Gardner
Walsh
Republican Party
Captain Gardner
Congress
United States
Ambassador Page
Thore
New England
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