Beautiful New England Children Compete for Exposition Prizes
The three children of Mr. and Mrs. Elliston H Bell of Newton are chosen to compete in the beauty contest at the Panama-Pacific Exposition with $150 000 in prizes. Mr Bell is a banker at 31 State Street.
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New England
Elliston H. Bell
Baldwin Street
Newton
Bell
State Street
Elliston Herbert
HAZEL _ALENRE
Carlton Philip Bell
Henry Havelock Pierce
Comely Family and Their Vision of Child Rearing
The Bell family children Elliston Carlton and Hazel, ages four and a half seven and eight, share polished manners and lively traits. Mrs. Bell favors environment over heredity, natural education, phrenology, and playful learning with sticks and stones. Carlton aspires to architecture while Elliston shows promise in leadership and Hazel in academics and kids’ music. Picture No. 6 features the Wells children.
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Elliston
Carlton Philip
Hazel
Bell
Supreme Court
Carlton
William E. Wells
Bryan Peace Plan Upheld
The inter parliamentary council at its first meeting in The Hague discussed Richard Bartholdt of Missouri's proposal urging nations to submit disputes to an impartial commission before hostilities. The motion was adopted in amended form, expressing approval and directing the arbitration committee to consider incorporating the idea.
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The
Hague
Interparliamentary Council
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Bryan
Man Held on Attempted Murder Charge in Chelsea Yard
Fikes Kucharizup, 62, of Arlington Street Chelsea, appeared in Malden District Court after attempting to kill his employer at New England Brick Company yards Medford three weeks earlier and then shooting himself. Bail set at 2000. he was jailed for lack of bond.
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Fikes Kucharizup
Arlington Street
Chelsea
New England Brick Company
Medford
Malden
Suit to dissolve hard coal trust in Reading Company case
Attorney General McReynolds launches a civil suit to dissolve Reading Company and allied railroads and coal firms, charging violations of the Sherman Act and the commodities clause. The filing seeks dissolution of Reading and connected lines and enjoins stock voting and dividends while naming nine individuals and multiple subsidiaries. The case targets control of 68 percent of unmined anthracite and about 20 percent of annual supply.
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Reading Company
Allied Corporations
Philadephia
McReynolds
Hard Coal Trust
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Department of Justice
Supreme Court
Temple Tron Company
Wickersham
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Lehigh Valley
Erie
Reading Holding Company
Central Railroad Company of New Jersey
Philadelphia & Reading Railway Company
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Company
Schuylkill Navigation Company
Wilmington & Northern Railroad Company
Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company
Lehigh & Susquehanna Railroad
Navigation Company
Central Railroad Company
Reading Coal Company
Coal Company
Reading Railway Company
Reading Combination
J. P. Morgan & Co
Reading System
Schuylkill
Wyoming
Lehigh
Pennsylvania
United States
John C. Swartley
G. Carroll Todd
Frederic R. Coudert
Howard Thayer Kingsbury
Leader Raps Dublin Court Stance on Strike Riots
James Keir Hardie in Dublin calls the crackdown on the street car strike leaders a serious blow to trade unions and warns the authorities' action mirrors American anti union precedents. He says the move threatens union legalization and demands urgent opposition as Dublin employers ponder a general lockout.
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Dublin
Tireland
James Keir Hardie
James Larkin
America
United States
Hardie
Polly Loses Sails In Blow At Vineyard Haven
The schooner Polly, in its 108th year, arrived from Newport en route to Boston with its foresail and mainsail blown away last night. The vessel fought to move on a jury rigging as the tug Confidence prepared to tow it to Boston for repairs.
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Vineyard Haven
Polly
Newport
Boston
Confidence
Merchant killed in fall from hay mow at Danforth
Danforth Maine September 2 George F. Lane a leading merchant of Danforth was killed when he fell from a hay mow and struck his head. He was 67 and had been a Portland businessman before moving to Danforth in 1892.
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Danforth
George F F. Lane
Portland
Long Holds Two Rallies for Lt Governor Nomination
Richard H. Tong, Democrat candidate for Lieutenant Governor, spoke to large crowds in Wards 18 and 20 last evening. He described his invitation to run by party leaders and outlined priorities including tariff and currency bills, Wilson’s plans to curb trusts, and transportation issues.
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Richard H. Tong
Mr. Long
Wilson
Muggsy and Willie Brighten Next Sundays Post Comic Page
The comic strip features Muggsy and Willie enjoying adventures in a lighthearted Sunday page. Readers glimpse playful mischief, neighborhood camaraderie, and a cheerful tone previewing the upcoming feature.
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Muggsy
Willie
Next Sunday
Post
Dolly
Memorial meeting honors August Bebel in Boston
A memorial gathering for August Bebel, late Reichstag member and socialist icon, is set for Franklin Union Hall in Berkeley Street. Ludwig Lore will headline after traveling from New York, with Professor Ellen Hayes of Wellesley and ex Duma member John G Ohsol as secondary speakers.
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Bebel
Reichstag
Franklin Union Hall
Berkeley Street
Socialist Party of Boston
Ludwig Lore
New York
German Votwaets
New York Volkszeitung
Ellen Hayes
Wellesley
John G. Ohsol
Duma
Lettish
Herr Bebel
Senate confirms Olney Arnold as Cairo American agent consul general
The Senate on September 2 confirmed Olney Arnold of Rhode Island as American agent and consul general at Cairo Egypt.
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Washington
Senate Today
Olney Arnold
Rhode Issland
Cairo
Egypt
Auto Kills Lowell Boy In Front Of Home
A 12 year old boy, Robert Heald, son of Mrs. Frank Heald, Chelmsford Center, was killed in Lowell Mass when struck by a car driven by George Armstrong. Heald stepped from behind a parked truck into the path of the automobile. the driver contends the accident was unavoidable.
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Lowell
Mass
Robert Heald
Frank Heald
Chelmsford Center
George Armstrong
Young Heald
Armstrong
Rebels Vacate Nanking as Loyalists Seize City
Shanghai wire reports that Nanking is now in loyalist hands. Rebels vacated Lion Hill after nightlong combat near the south gate with two rebels killed in the clashes.
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Shanghai
Nanking
Lion Hill
South Gate
Middletown Tax Collector Jailed for Embezzlement
Middletown Connecticut tax collector William B. Senglaub was arrested in New York for allegedly embezzling $6000. He appeared to suffer aphasia at the time of arrest.
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Middletown
N. Y
William B. Senglaub
Conn
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