Bottle assault leaves Watertown man critically injured
William Smith 35 expressman of 94 North Beacon Watertown is in very serious condition at Waltham City Hospital after being struck in the head with a wine bottle by William Clifford 25 of 106 Forest Watertown. Clifford was arrested and will be arraigned in Itham court. both men were handling dishes after a banquet at Maynard Hall Waltham.
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William Smith
North Beacon Street
Watertown
Waltham City Hospital
Maynard Hall
Waltham
William Clifford
Forest Street
Smit
Cornelius H. Keefe
Smith
Clifford
Waltham Police
Watertown Police
Brown
Watertown Force
Watertown Square
Itham Court
Sanfords Cinger Ginger Brandy Ad Claims Purity
An old ad touts Sanfords cinger as a ginger mix with aromatics and French brandy for cramps colds chills weakness and nervousness. It warns buyers to look for the Owl Trade Mark on the wrapper to avoid cheap substitutes and asserts forty years of stated purity flavor and strength sold by grocers.
Riot Wounds Run Deep in Dublin Tram Strike
Dublin August 31 riot violence flared over the tramway strike with hundreds injured including 30 constables and crowds overwhelming hospitals. Reports vary with 60 plus injured Saturday and some tallies at 500 injured and 80 arrested. Parliament member James Kier Hardie is due tomorrow.
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Dublin
Nolan
James Kier Hardie
Rioting in Dublin as Larkin Arrest Triggers Street Clash
Rioting erupts after a mass meeting is canceled and a parade proceeds from Beresford Place to Croydon Park. James Larkin, wearing a disguise, is arrested on seditious conspiracy. police baton charges spark widespread clashes. Over 60 arrested, tram service suspended, troops deployed to restore order. one man dies from Saturday injuries and another remains critical.
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O'Connell Street
Beresford Place
Croydon Park
Fairview
Transport Workers’ Union
James Larkin
Larkin
Sackville Street
Land League
Inechicor
Nolan
Transport Workers’ Union Will
Robbery at Hyannis cottage of NY broker
The summer home of James H. Wainwright a New York stock broker was robbed of 6000 in cash and jewelry while eight people slept. A pocket book with 600 was taken from a pillow while Mr Wainwright rested, with a man and woman suspected as summer visitors using a lavish car.
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Hyannis
James H. Wainwright
New York
Mrs. Wainwright
Wainwright Cottage
Wainwright Place
Mr. Wainwright
Reserve Loss Not Alarming Surplus Shrinks in New York Banks
A Saturday statement shows an actual surplus reserve drop to 5 million dollars from a large prior total due to the month ending on a Saturday and disbursements not reflected. The average reserve stands at 13.997 million, well below last year but contrasted with crop moving needs and McAdoo's pledge of 50 million dollars.
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New York
McAdoo
Wilson Quiet Sunday at New Hampshire Church
President Wilson and family visited a rural New Hampshire church near Cornish in a subdued service with flags and no special references to the visitors. They later took a long automobile ride and were expected to play golf at Dartmouth College in Hanover the following day. The White House sent long coded messages on the Mexican situation, with no changes announced from the summer capital.
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Cornish
N. H
Wilson
United States
Dartmouth Inks
Hanover
White House
Irish Societies Protest Panama Canal Toll Referendum
Two hundred members of the Federated Irish Societies at 188 Hanover street condemn the Boston Chamber of Commerce for urging U S refer a Panama Canal toll question to an international tribunal. They insist the canal was built and paid for by America and should be controlled by the American people without foreign interference.
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Federated
Hanover Street
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Panama Canal
International Arbitration Tribunal For Settlement
Eagland
America
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Irish Societies
Massachusetts
Congress
United States Senate
Baseball Feud Affects Buffalo Club Manager Fires Seymour
Reports say Cy Seymour clashed with first baseman Beck and was beaten after Beck told manager Clymer about a late night out. Clymer then dismissed Seymour from the Buffalo club.
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Cy Seymour
Beck
Buffalo
Clymer
Seymour
U S Steel Engineer Dies in Worcester at 60
Fred I. Daniels, chairman of U S Steel engineers and chief engineer of American Steel and Wire, dies at 60 in Worcester after a yearlong illness. A Worcester Polytechnic Institute graduate, he held 151 patents and guided major plant designs in the steel and wire industries. He leaves a widow and three sons.
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Worcester
Fred I. Daniels
United States Steel Corporation
American Steel and Wire Company
Washburn & Moon Company
Massachusetts Employees’ Insurance Association
Daniels
Hanover
N. H
Washburn & Moon Manufacturing Company
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Thomas M. Crown
Worcester Mills
American Steel & Wire Company
Waukegan
Ill
San Francisco
Cleveland
Birmingham
Ala
United States Corporation
Gary
Ind
Minnesota Steel Company
Duluth
Worcester Wire
Oscar
Sweden
Europe
Railroad Leadership Shakeup Amid Transit Reassignments
Charles S. Mellen retires as president of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad. Howard Elliott becomes head of the road, with James H. Hustis named vice president of the New Haven and Howard Morton Briscoe to head the Boston and Albany. Elliott plans Boston headquarters after a New Haven stop. Hustis heads New Haven operations while Elliott becomes chairman pending by law changes in October.
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Charles S. Mellen
New York
New Haven
South Station
Mr. Elliott
Mr. Hustis
Boston
Hustis
New Haven Road
Elliott
Faulkner Woolen Mills Destroyed in Stafford Springs Fire
A fire in Stafford Springs Connecticut destroyed the Faulkner Woolen Mills, owned by the N Manufacturing Company and recently in receivership since April. The blaze caused an estimated insured loss of about $90,000 and employed around 190 workers. Fire origin is suspected to be incendiary as investigation continues.
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Stafford Springs
Conn
Aus
Faulkner Woolen Mills
N Manufacturing Company
Fiddle River
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