Labor Day Parade Promises Record Boston Show
Thousands of trade unionists prepare for a huge Labor Day parade in Boston led by Hyde Park strikers from Governor Foss plants. Organizers expect about 20 000 marchers with many floats and hundreds of women taking part. The Foss group will march behind Chief Marshal Austin Fales and his staff in a revised lineup.
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Boston
Central Labor Union Labor Day Committee
Hyde Park
Governor Foss
Central Labor Union Division
Joint
Labor Day Committee
Foss
Austin Fales
Frantic call from 332 Washington street office building
A desperate message reached police headquarters yesterday afternoon. Workers trapped inside the office building at 332 Washington Street pleaded for a ladder and the fire department to aid their escape.
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Washington Street
Fire Department
Titcomb and Niece Found Locked in CP Office
A man identified as George A. Titcomb city passenger agent of the Canadian Pacific and a young woman, described as his niece, were accidentally locked in Titcomb’s office near Milk and Washington streets. Police arrived and released them after a dramatic wait, with an open second floor window observed.
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RGA Thicoms
Paciad
Oce
Washington
Oto
Companion
George A. Titcomb
Canadian Pacific
Kenney
Cunningham
The
Milk and
Washington Streets
Stolen Roosevelt Jewelry Ties Sagamore Hill Guard
Aug. 31 in Sagamore Hill area George, an employee of Colonel Roosevelt, was jailed charged with stealing jewelry from the Roosevelt home. A pearl necklace and a diamond pendant were among items missing. Parker, 21, ar raigned before a justice and remanded to the grand jury. James Amos moved valuables from a local safe deposit vault to the Roosevelt residence earlier. Parker, a colored man, had only recently begun employment with the Roosevelts.
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N. Y
George
Parker
Multiple Drownings Reported Along New England Waters
John Walsh, 26, of Laconia New Hampshire drowned at Lake Winnisquam. Dennis McCarthy, 9, drowned in shallow pool at foot of K Street South Boston. John McGinty, 60, drowned in mill pool at Pawtucket Rhode Island. Edward Vose of 21 Chambers Street Boston drowned and Terrence Kelley of Cambridge rescued with difficulty after falling from a fishing boat off Bakers Island Salem Bay. Edward Vose of 51 Chambers Street drowned and Terrence Kelley rescued with difficulty when a shifting crew in a 26 foot fishing boat pitched them into the water off Bakers Island in Salem Bay yesterday afternoon.
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John Walsh
Laconia
N. H
Lake Winnisquam
Dennis McCarthy
K_ street
Boston
John McGinty
Pawtucket
R. I
Edward Vose
Chambers Street
Terrence Kelley
Cambridge
Baker’s Island
Salem Bay
Terrence Kelly
John Monroe
Vose
Baker's Island
Fishing party sails from Warren bridge at midnight
A fishing party of 12 men left the Warren bridge in the Mossie M just before midnight on Saturday and the boat arrived off Bakers at 6 o clock Sunday contineved on page said column.
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Warren Bridge
Mossie M
Baker's
Mexicans Execute 6 Americans at Torreon
Frank and Milton Chissum and Andrew Odell reported that General Bravo, commanding at Torreon, refused to recognize U S consul George G Carothers as he protested the execution of six Americans in Torreon. They arrived at Piedras Negras from Torreon, where Constitutionalist headquarters are.
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Eagle Pass
Tex
General Bravo
Torreon
Mexico
United States
George G. Carothers
Frank
Milton Chissum
Andrew Odell
Piedras Negras
Refugee witnesses cite executions of six Americans near Piedras Negras
Refugees say they escaped a besieged city and traveled by land to Piedras Negras. They report six Americans were executed for being with Constitutionalist troops and claim Bravo branded any Mexican government as unrecognized by the US.
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Mexico
Bravo
Piedras Negras
Foss strikers to report 8 a m at Central Labor Union
Instructions tell the Foss strikers to assemble at 8 a m today in Wells Memorial building then march via Harrison avenue to Copley square formation. Route avoids the State House and Governor Foss, who will be out of town, with no invitation extended for review.
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Foss
Central Labor Union
Wells Memorial Building
Building Trades» Department
Harrison Avenue
Dover Street
Copley Square
State House
Ted Coy Weds at Asheville
Edward H. Coy the Yale football star and Miss Sophie Meldrim of Savannah Ga socially prominent were married in Asheville N C. The couple left for an Eastern wedding trip after a runaway match claim.
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Asheville
N. C
Edward H
Ted) Coy
Yale
Sophie Meldrim
Savannah
American Conductor Slain in Nicaragua Sparks Reward
An American conductor for the National railway was assassinated at San Juan del Sur. A $5000 reward has been posted for the capture of the killer. The Nicaraguan government also signed a contract with an American firm to pave Managua at a cost of $750,000.
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San Juan del Sur
Nicaragua
National
Managua
Concert to Close Houghs Neck Season
A large audience gathered at Pandora Inn in Houghs Neck for a season ending concert staged by the Wendemere Club of Cambridge. The event drew several hundred attendees to mark the close of the summer season.
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Hough
Pandora Inn
Houghs Neck
Wendemere Club
Cambridge
Baseball Results Across Leagues From Yesterday
In American action Detroit edged Chicago 5 to 4 while Cleveland defeated St. Louis 9 to 1. National play saw Chicago beat Pittsburgh 10 to 0 with Cincinnati taking two games from St. Louis 10 to 5 and 8 to 2.
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Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Auto crash injures Newport party on Blue Hill Parkway
An automobile carrying Mrs. Stuy vesant LeRoy and family crashed into a tree on Blue Hill Parkway. Mrs. LeRoy suffered the worst injuries while Mrs. French and her two sons Amos T. and Edward T. French were also hurt. A passing car took the injured to the Hotel Touraine and Newport wired Boston for doctors and staff.
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Stuyvesant LeRoy
Amos Tuck French
Jack Geraghty
Newport
Boston
Stuyvesant LE Roy
Amos T. Jorench
Blue Hill Parkway
Newport News: LeRoy Mobilizes Nurses for Emergency Aid
Upon receiving word in Newport 8, Stuyvesant LeRoy hires Mrs. Heginald C. Vanderbilt to organize a rapid medical relief team. He brings together nurses and doctors led by Dr. K. K. Knapp to assist, with further details continued on page 8.
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Newport 8
Stuyvesant LeRoy
Express Train Narrowly Avoids Wreck in Tilton
The Montreal express on the Boston & Maine bound for Boston was delayed three hours as the main side rod of the grasshopper locomotive broke while crossing the Merrimac River bridge. The ten heavy coaches halted on the rails with the engine wrecked, but no injuries or further damage were reported.
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Tilton
N. H
Montreal Express
Boston & Maine
Boston
Merrimac River
Witnesses Place Adams in Room During Hoff Shooting
William Griswold, believed in the room at the South End apartment when Charles J. Hoff was shot, was taken to City Hall avenue station and questioned before being released. He admitted being present and said Adams, now sought by police, committed the shooting.
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William Griswold
South End
Charles J. Hoff
City Hall Avenue
Driscoll
Griswold
Hoff
Adama
Temperature Report Summary From Thompson Observatory
Yesterday's average temperature was 707.94. The report compares to 579.24 from the previous year. The readings reflect a routine daily observation by Thompson, with data labeled for the local thermometer station and time stamps around midday.
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Thompson” 3 Spa
Jerome's Claim Money Used to Win in Court Battle
Jerome faces a court hearing after claims that funds were used to influence a claim. Lawyers argue he may be held in Canada as part of ongoing legal proceedings. The dispute centers on financial actions tied to the claim and possible international detention.
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Jerome
Sherbrooke Offers 10000 to Evelyn Thaw for Four Day Engagement
In Sherbrooke Quebec an offer of ten thousand dollars was extended to Evelyn Nesbit Thaw to perform a four day engagement during the fair week. The offer was sent to the Hammerstein Theatre in New York. Thaw's lawyers face a writ of habeas corpus obtained by William Travers Jerome through John Boudreau, the Coaticook police chief, seeking his production in Superior Court Tuesday.
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Sherbrooke, Que
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Sherbrooke Fair Management
Hammerstein Theatre
New York
Sherbrooke
Harry K. Thaw
William Travers Jerome
John Boudreau
Coaticook
Court of Reviews
Court O Appeals
New York State
King’s Bench
W. LI. Shurtleff
Thaw
Boudreau
Chookang
Weather and historical notes blur in dated Portland Gloucester Newport entry
A fragmented 19th century weather and events note lists times for Portland Gloucester and Newport with references to day length and celestial events. It also mentions anniversaries and historical incidents from Hadley to Boston and a note about Colonel Roosevelt. The source blends assorted data without cohesive narrative.
Boston Forecast Warmer With Light Southwest Winds
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair weather on Monday and Tuesday with slightly higher temperatures. Winds shift from southwest to south, bringing a mild, pleasant pattern.
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Boston
Washington
England
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