Four Die in Delaware River Drowning Ferrying Auto
In Belvidere New Jersey four auto travelers bound for Shawnee Pennsylvania from Noble Pennsylvania were drowned today while crossing the Delaware River. Victims listed as Mrs. Leon N Gilbert Miss Rebecca Tyson Mrs H W Trump and Leon Gilbert Jr seven years old.
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Belvidere
N. J
Shawnee
Penn
Noble
Delaware
Leon N. Gilbert
Rebecca Tyson
H. W. Trump
Leon Gilbert
Tragic Ferry Collision Claims Several on River Trip
Eight travelers in two cars journeyed through New Jersey to Delaware. A ferry boat was struck by a raft in mid river and pulled from its course. L. H. Gilbert and H. W. Trump swam ashore while Miss Miriam Gilbert and Nathan Trump reached New Jersey. Mrs Gilbert and Miss Tyson were recovered, with Mrs Trump and Leon Albert Jr still missing at night.
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Central Trust Company OF New York
Wall St
New York
George W. Davison
Cazarles Hf. Sabin
Benjamin Strong, JR
Albert H. Wiggin
James C. Brady
Fugenfe Meyer, JR
Neal Rantoul
Elisha S. Williams
Joline
Larkin & Rathbone
A. Spot
Leon H. Gilbert
Miriam Gilbert
Leon Gilbert, Jr
H. W. Trump
Rebecca Tyson
Nathan Trump
New Jersey
Delaware
L. H. Gilbert
Pennsylvania
Miss Gilbert
Mrs. Gilbert
Miss Tyson
Trump
Leon Albert, Jr
Arrest of Mrs Penn Trails Newark Suffrage Parade
Mrs Ann Penn from Montclair faced trial in Criminal Court after she disrupted a women’s suffrage parade in Newark by delivering an anti suffragette speech in front of a hotel. She drew a crowd, nearly breaking up the procession, as police moved to arrest her.
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Newark
N. J
Ann Penn
Criminal Court
Market Review and Outlook on a Slipping Stock Market
Last week saw a sharp market reaction with heavy selling from both bear and long stock positions. Analysts warn of continued volatility amid foreign liquidation and a large short interest while predicting a possible rally or further declines depending on economic signals and policy moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Corporation
Bank of England
Bank of France
New York
How the Banks Serve the Public
Editor's note introduces a second in a series on banking functions. It aims to inform Boston and New England small business people and individual depositors about the range of banking services and how they serve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Calendar for Today Bonanza Development and Sugar Ref entities
Exchange notes list today’s calendar entries for Bonanza Development and Federal Sugar Refining along with Southern Ry preferred stock and preferred trust certificates. The clipped item records corporate entities and financial instruments likely from a market or railroad section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonanza Development
Federal Sugar Refining. Com
Southern Ry
Roosevelt endorses Sumner Bird and Progressive ticket in Massachusetts
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt from Oyster Bay issues an unqualified endorsement of Charles Sumner Bird the Progressive candidate for Massachusetts governor and other Progressive ticket members. He cites shared zeal for good citizenship and human rights urging Massachusetts to back the Progressive movement.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Charles Sumner Bird
Progressive Party
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
N. Y
Continental Congress
Frederick C Cutting Dies in Brookline
Frederick C Cutting of Winchester and formerly of Brookline died yesterday at Corey Hill Hospital Brookline after a period of ill health. He had managed the Boston office sales for Lamson Carrier Company for years and remained active until two weeks ago.
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Frederick C. Cutting
Winchester
Brookline
Corey Hill Hospital
Mr. Cutting
Boston
Lamson Carrier Company
WANTS MAYOR TO WITHDRAW
Former Congressman Joseph F. OConnell urges the Democratic Party to drop Mayor Fitzgerald from the United States Senate race. He argues Fitzgerald's candidacy risks losing a Democratic Legislature and cites district defeats and Fitzgeralds public behavior as reasons to withdraw immediately. He asks Chairman Riley and the state committee to act.
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Joseph F. O’connell
Democratic Party
Fitzgerald
United States Senate
General Charles Morris Dead at 69 in Portland
Brigadier General Charles Morris U S A retired died at his Portland home at age 69 from heart failure. He commanded the Presidio in 1906 during the San Francisco earthquake and later led the Portland artillery district before retiring in 1908. He was born in Charlestown Massachusetts and survived by a widow, two daughters and three sons.
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Portland
Charles Morris
U. 8
S. A
Morris
Presidio
San Francisco
Funston
Portland Artillery District
Charlestown
Mass
Military Academy
Charles
Navy
Boy Hit by Car Injures Jamaica Plain Youth
David E. Noonan a 12 year old boy was struck by an automobile while crossing South street near Keyes street in Jamaica Plain yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. He sustained head and facial injuries and a fractured right ankle.
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South Street
Keyes Street
Jamaica Plain
David E. Noonan
Stabbed lodger at Lynn lodging house after argument
Abraham DeRosas, 35, was stabbed seven times at 42 Andrews street Lynn during a hallway dispute with fellow lodger Patrick J. Markey, 36, who was arrested for assault with a dangerous weapon after denying the stabbing and claiming DeRosas followed him into a room.
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Abraham DeRosas
Andrews Street
Lynn
Patrick J. Markey
DeRosul
Markey
Four Thousand Attend Mission Church Closing Services
Nearly 4000 married and single men from the Mission Church parish filled the upper church and St Gerard's Chapel for closing services. Rev. P. M. Doyle of Saratoga preached in the main church and Rev. J. J. Frawley of the Mission preached at St Gerard's Chapel.
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Roxbury Mission
Mission Church
St Gerard’s Chapel
P. M. Doyle
Saratoga
N. Y
St. Gerard's Chapel
J. J. Frawley
Col Mosby on Death Bed in Washington
Colonel John S. Mosby famed Confederate cavalry leader lies critically ill in a Washington hospital with a kidney ailment. Taken there days ago, his condition remains serious though physicians are hopeful. friends fear outcome due to advanced age as he nears his seventies.
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Washington
Johns. Mosby
Political row over direct election pledges analyzed
Democratic State Committee Chairman Thomas P. Riley charges Bull Moose and Republicans were inconsistent on direct Senate election pledges. He distributed a detailed analysis of each party's progressive legislative record from last year and prior sessions to statewide candidates.
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Fitzgerald
Webster
Choate
Sumner
Hoar
Adeline
Boston Democratic
Thomas P. Riley
Democratic State Committee
United States
Direct election of U.S. Senators sparks party roll call tally
Chairman Riley cites a 1912 Senate roll call record to argue Republicans opposed direct election. He notes Democrats favored it in 5 of 6 votes while Republicans split, listing names of senators voting yes and no. He highlights Roosevelt faction opposition despite party stance.
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Riley
Republican Party
United States
Senate
SAYS SCHOOLS BIG PROBLEM
Mrs. Susan W. FitzGerald spoke at Channing Church in Dorchester on democracy and the schools. She urged that democracy rests on schools training good citizens and that schools reflect and require clean city institutions and good government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan W. FitzGerald
Channing Church
Dorchester
Fire auto crew escapes blaze at Roxbury fire call
Chief Ryder and his driver narrowly escaped injury when their auto caught fire while responding to a blaze at Blue Hill avenue and Dudley street in Roxbury shortly before 9 o'clock last night. The overheated motor sparked the fire, which was quickly extinguished but left the vehicle out of commission for the night.
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Ryder
Blue Hill Avenue
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Mayor Delays City Lighting Contract Comments
Councilor Earnest asserts Mayor Fitzgerald delays lighting contract despite funds available over a year. He criticizes prolonged adjournments and cites stalled lighting upgrades, department consolidation, fire-hazard extensions, and the Brighton incinerator as examples of inaction.
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Recreation
Brighton
Fli Aere
Awame
Jurors Take Automobile Tour During Salem Murder Trial
Eleven of twelve jurors in the Ettor Caruso and Giovannitti murder case were driven in two cars to Salisbury Beach for dinner then back to Salem. Juror John N. Carter, ill Friday, will resume duty tomorrow morning. The trial nears conclusion with few witnesses left and Eugene Bencordoy set to resume testimony.
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Salem
Ettor
Caruso
Giovannitti
John N. Carter
Grippe
Washington Hotel
Salisbury Beach
North Andover
Reading
Lynnfield
Peabody
Commonwealth
Eugene Bencordoy
Robert G. Warner
Lawrence
Anna Lopizzo
West End Negro Man Tries to Fire On Patrolman Yoley
Patrolman Yoley confronted a West End colored man on Parkman Street near Cypress when the suspect aimed a revolver at him. The weapon misfired and the assailant fled, though identified as a Negro and known to police.
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West End
Yoley
Joy Street
Parkman
Cypress Streets
Foley
Parkman Street
Taft wires regrets over Swedish charity event
Konrad Johnson of Brookline, president of the Swedish National Union of Greater Boston, received a telegram from President Taft declining attendance at tonight’s Swedish Charitable Society benefit in Tremont Temple. Taft cites important public business in Washington and expresses regret at not attending.
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Konrad Johnson
Brookline
Swedish National Union of
Greater Boston
Taft
Tremont””Temple
Washington
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