Vice President Sherman’s health diagnosis released
A statement signed by attending physicians F H Peck and Henry L Elsner reports the Vice President’s weakened heart muscle due to overwork with kidney involvement. The diagnosis was confirmed after tonight’s consultation, with Dr Peck a family physician and Dr Elsner a Syracuse specialist.
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N. Y
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F. H. Peck
Henry L. Elsner
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Debaters in Boston Endorsements Stir Reform Club
In Young's Hotel the Boston Reform Club heard Dr Charles W Eliot Professor Albert Bushnell Hart and Herbert C Parsons discuss Woodrow Wilson Theodore Roosevelt and William H Taft while openly critiquing their own picks and praising rivals in a rare political exchange.
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Charles W. Eliot
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Herbert C. Parsons
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Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
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No Dark Horse Says Dr. Eliot in Three-Woy Debate
The three Harvard speakers critiqued candidates Roosevelt Taft and the Progressive party arguing over protectionist policy and the third term question. Eliot endorsed a single term while Hart supported a fourth term rule for leaders, and Parsons doubted Taft's broad appeal.
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Best Service to California Standard or tourist
Advertisement for daily transportation to California with Sunday exception. Mentions berth price nine dollars and route details on Washington Street locations and Milk Street, with unsettled schedule and conditional operations.
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Washington
Washington Streets
Harvard Star Baseball Player Hurt In Fire Escape Accident
Harry J. Gibson of the Harvard team was seriously injured at Stoughton Hall Cambridge while descending from the roof on a rope fire escape. The device parted, causing a fall that shattered both ankles and his left wrist.
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Harvard
Stoughton Hall
Cambridge
Soldiers Die in Train Wreck Near Streetsville Junction
Toronto reporters confirm a troop special crashed into a Detroit express near Streetsville Junction early tonight. Two soldiers were killed, two others fatally injured, and 37 hurt while returning from sham battles at Milton. The dead are Private Murdock McKenzie of the Forty-eighth Highlanders and Private A Sinclair of the Queen's Own Rifles.
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Streetsville Junction
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Detroit
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Forty-eighth Highlanders
A. Sinclair
Queen's Own Rifles
Foss Out for Prison Reform
Governor Foss seeks a clergy led push for prison reform calling on teachers and ministers of the Commonwealth to back more humane prison policies. He sent a letter to Pastor Cady of Dorchester thanking him for his earlier support and noted political pressure from a Republican council.
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Commonwealth
Pastor Cady
Dorchester
New Wakefield High School Likely At Cost Over 300000
The Wakefield town meeting appointed committee has finished its work and the probability lies that a new high school building with land will cost well over 300000 dollars.
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Wakefield
Turkish forces shift as Eski Baba falls to Bulgarian cavalry
London dispatches report Nazim Pasha's army retreating from the railway line and entrenching along a Demolica to Tchiersi corridor. Constantinople notes the Turkish army ready to strike, with a decisive development expected in days.
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London
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Bulgarians Advance as They Seize Bridge and Press Toward Burgas
The Bulgarian army continues its advance occupying Bunarthis ar and marching toward Burgas. Reports say Bulgarians destroyed a bridge over the Tchorlu River signaling rapid progress. Queen’s congratulatory messages inspire the troops as Turks face mounting pressure.
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Patrolman Shot Near Joy Street Station
Albert R. Peterson, 40, a patrolman from Joy Street station, was shot in the abdomen early today by an unidentified man at Green and Pitts streets. He is probably fatally wounded, and the assailant escaped. The shooting appeared to arise from a personal grudge according to witnesses.
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Joy Street
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Pitts
Police officer shot after conversation with two men
Patrolman Peterson was shot in Green Street after meeting two men outside Pa trolman Murphy's shift handover. The wounded officer named a familiar face but could not recall the assailant's name. He and Murphy had been seen with the two men moments before the muffled shot. The victim, a seven year veteran, is on the dangerous list at Relief Hospital. Authorities searched for the two suspects without success. Murphy and Peterson are described as veterans of the Boer and Spanish Wars.
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First Officers Elected by Boston Street Car Union
In 1900, over 5000 ballots were cast at the Boston Street Car Men's Union first officer election. Voting occurred at 124 Washington Street with polls open 8 a.m. to midnight. Tellers expected to count votes by noon.
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Boston Area Weather Forecast Tuesday to Wednesday
Forecast shows fair conditions for Boston and vicinity on Tuesday, unsettled and cloudy midweek with rising temperatures, winds from east to south. Washington bulletin notes New England fair Tuesday and Wednesday with warmer interior, winds shifting northeast to southeast.
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Climb on Bridge Rail to Bluff Husband
Mrs Laura Bridge of 354 Main Street Charlestown was grabbed by a passer-by after climbing the rail of Warren bridge last night. She was held until her husband Charles Bridge arrived and taken to Hanover Street police station. She denied attempting to go over the railing and said she climbed to bluff her pursuer.
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Marriage of Richard J Lane and Alma M Farden
Announcement reports the marriage of Boston attorney and Irish Charitable Society of Massachusetts president Richard J Lane to Alma M Farden of Washington.
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J. Lane
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Irish Charitable Society of Massachusetts
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Marblehead dealer held for fatal crash in Saugus Court
George Thorndike, a wealthy Marblehead automobile dealer, was held in 6000 bail in Saugus District Court yesterday for running into and killing Edward O'Brien.
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Baltimore Ready to Sail on Four Hours Notice
The United States cruiser Baltimore at the Philadelphia navy yard was prepared to sail at four hours’ notice. Destination uncertain. rumors point to a Mexican port or the scene of Turkish disturbances to protect American interests.
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Twenty two men arrested in Salem craps raid at Colonial Hotel
Police raided a craps game at the Colonial Hotel in Salem arresting twenty two men late tonight. The operation disrupted an illegal gambling activity and proceeded without reported injuries.
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Colonial Hotel
Ex-Alderman Finigan Named Assistant Clerk in Boston
Former Ward 22 alderman Finigan is appointed by Clerk Donovan of Boston Municipal Civil Court as assistant clerk with a salary of 1200 dollars per year.
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Sherman Illness Shapes Tight National Election Countdown
Utica reports Vice President James S. Sherman gravely ill at home with election day one week away. Physicians say recovery uncertain and the party may face voting with only one national candidate if his condition does not improve.
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Utica
James G. Sherman
United States
N. Y
James $. Sherman
Illness of Mr Sherman With Kidney and Heart Ailments
Doctor Fayette H. Peck says there is no immediate danger of death but Mr Sherman’s condition is grave and unclear. He has suffered all year from kidney issues hardening arteries and stretched heart muscles with a June Adirondacks attack at Big Moose. He barely survived and remains critically ill.
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Sherman
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