Rabid Spaniel Rampage Ends in Fatal Shooting
In Dedham Germantown a black spaniel attacked people and horses while residents fled in fear. Owner Godfrey Lauble of Rockland Street and Edward Flanagan of East Dedham, aided by Patrolman Patrick J. Sullivan, finally killed the dog with a bullet to the brain. Mrs. Lauble and her children sheltered indoors during the outbreak. The animal’s head will be sent to Dr. Austin Peters for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Lauble
Rockland Street
Edward Flanagan
Patrick J. Sullivan
East Dedham
Labor unions vow full defense in Buck Stove boycott suit
The American Federation of Labor faces a court battle to stop the Buck Stove & Range Company boycott suit. AFL officials and other labor leaders appeared before Judge Claybaugh with counsel Ralston Siddons and Thomas C. Spelling. If the injunction stands, AFL plans may be curtailed, threatening a major weapon in labor strike actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor
Buck Stove & Range Company
J. W. van Cleave
Buck Company
Manufacturers’ Association
Claybaugh
Ralston & Siddons
Thomas C
Samuel Gompers
van Cleave
A. Ff
Court of Appeals
Artist Earle seeks new marriage after belief in preborn affinities
New York reports Ferdinand Phiniey Earle, a Socialist artist, believes marriages are foreordained and that his wife is not his affinity. He arranged his divorce to wed a Bethlehem, Penn., woman he views as his true partner while his wife remains amicable. The couple and their son sail to France as plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand P. Earle
New York
Ferdinand Phinney Earle
Earle
Bethlehem
Penn
Europe
France
Socialist Labor Party approves merger of railroads in state convention
The Socialist Labor Party at the State convention held at the People’s Institute in Boston formally approves the merger of the Boston and Maine with the New York New Haven and Hartford railroads. Delegates also nominate a state ticket with Governor Thomas F Brennan from Salem and Lieutenant Governor Walter J Hoar of Worcester among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialist Labor Party
People’s Institute
Tremont Street
Boston & Maine
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Thomas F. Brennan
Salem
Walter J. Hoar
Worcester
Arthur E. Teimer
Boston
Albert Barnes
Fallover
Joan Claudino
New Bedford
Gilbert G. Smith
Lawrence
Young Bride Tries Death Over Home Sale Dispute
Worcester. Mrs. Josephine Johnson, 21, ingested carbolic acid at home in Roosevelt Park after a quarrel linked to her husband’s sale of their home. Police say she acted over the dispute. she was rushed to City Hospital in dangerous condition as the husband aided her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Josephine Johnson
Roosevelt Park
Casey
Indian Walker Entering Six Day Race At Wonderland
Indian runner Billy Davis headlines the six day go as you please event planned for Wonderland from September 9 to 14. Peter Golden, organizer, expects a strong field including Bob Hallen and Sam Myers. A four hours a day race entries close today with a planned match between Sam Myers and John A. Leavitt during the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderland
Peter Golden
Billy Davis
Fom
Bob Hallen
Sam Myers
John A. Leavitt
Republicans open nomination papers amid light contest
Nomination papers were opened at the Republican city committee headquarters at 7 this morning with last minute filing due. Most delegations are filed and wards show no major contests. Democratic papers opened yesterday with little rush as the fight nears Friday at 5. Ward 7 hosts a heated battle as Bart Brickley again opposes Honest John Quinn with Brickley taking Independence League papers. Dan MacDonald of Ward 3 is first to seek senatorial honor while several papers are taken for the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican City Committee
Democratic City Committee
Ward
Bart
Brickley
John” Quinn
Independence League
Dan” MacDonald
Open air concert arrest prompts juvenile case in Newton
Joseph McAleer, 16, of West Newton, was arrested for applauding too loudly at Norumbega Park during an open air performance. He was sentenced to the Concord reformatory after an appeal. Manager Alberto had complained, and a warrant led to his juvenile court arraignment before Judge Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Joseph McAleer
West Newton
Concord Reformatory
Young McAleer
Norumbega Park
Alberto
Kennedy
Camden to Withdraw from Bangor Service Next Week
The turbine steamer Camden, placed on the Bangor line of the Eastern Steamship Company in July, will be withdrawn next Tuesday for alterations in Bath. The City of Bangor will replace her on the Bath division, leaving the Ransom B. Fuller to run three weekly trips as fall schedule. A new turbiner Belfast, under construction at Bath, will join Camden to Boston next summer, delivering the fleet’s latest steamers to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Bangor
Eastern Steamship Company
Bath
City of
Ransom B. Fuller
Belfast
Boston
Stowaway Surrenders After Perilous Liverpool Stay
An elderly stowaway, Frank Fitzpatrick, hid aboard the steamship Canadian in Liverpool for three days, clinging to 14 inch long anchor chains. He emerged at midnight, was rescued and fed, and confessed he needed money for a new start in America. Officers warned that a dropped anchor could have killed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fitzpatrick
Liverpool
America
Fire Startled Clerks At Hat Store On Broadway
Clerks at William McCarthy hat shop on Broadway and Pleasant street fled as fire and smoke burst from the storeroom door. Two explosions were heard, backing reports from nearby Coleman's saloon where a rear wall was holed. Fire damaged stock chiefly by smoke and water. cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCarthy
Broadway
Pleasant Street
Coleman
Death of Lydia Gould Revered NH School Teacher
Franconia NH mourns Lydia E Gould oldest NH school teacher she taught 121 terms with little interruption born in Franconia 56 years ago graduate of New Hampton Institute she earned her own money for education former pupils spread across the state taught in several towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franconia
N. H
Lydia E. Gould
New Hampshire
Gould
New Hampton Institute
Parade of Disrobed Man Escapes From Hospital Ward
William Griffiths, 45, jailed on drunkenness charges, fled from Hanover Street station to Haymarket and Union streets with a crowd of about 200 pursuing. He was captured by special officer Thomas O'Donnell near the police station and returned to the Relief station, where he was wrapped in a blanket and operated on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Griffiths
Griffiths
Hanover Street
Haymarket Square
Union Street
Hanover
Thomas O'Donnell
Allen
Leutenant
Patrolman Gashes Battle with Rabid St Bernard
Patrolman Cooke of Station 18 sustains multiple flesh wounds after a fierce encounter with a St Bernard on Washington street Roslindale near Beach street on Labor Day. He wrestled the dog into his throat then fired when the animal attacked again, later receiving treatment from Dr. O'Reilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooke
Station 18
Washington Street
Roslindale
Beach Street
O'Reilly
Boston Social Scene Seeks Link Between O Reilly Families
Boston society buzzes over Thomas Francis O Reilly who married Ida Gray Abbott of Malden and claims kin to John Boyle O Reilly. Mary Boyle O Reilly denies any nephew relation while Avice McCoy of New York supports a remote link. Dr Frederick Abbott rumor check states ignorance of the match and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Reilly
John Boyle O'Reilly
Thomas Francis O'Reilly
Boston
Malden
Ida Gray Abbott
John Boyle O’reilly
Mary Boyle O'Reilly
Russell Street
Avice McCoy
New York
Abbott
Frederick Abbott
Back Bay
Bell unveils tetrahedral architecture on Lookout Mountain
Dr. Graham Bell welcomed 200 guests at Beinn Bhreagh Lookout Mountain as he announced a new architectural form built on a tetrahedral principle. He cites the concept arising from kite experiments and says he intends to apply it to a flying machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N. S
Graham Bell
Lookout Mountain
Beinn Bhreagh
Bell
Lookout
Dr. Bell
Allston Boy Becomes Instructor at Girard College
Frank W. Woodlock of Allston accepts an assistant sloyd instructor post at Girard College in Philadelphia. A former Brighton High School star athlete and 1906 Salem Normal School graduate, he recently left for his new duties after a notable career in football baseball golf and teaching roles at various schools and camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Woodlock
Allston
Girard College
Philadelphia
Brighton High
Burdett College
Salem Normal School
Woodlock
Larson Lloyd School
Floyd
Camp Brantwood
Lynnboro
N. H
Quincy Shaw
Enterprise Leaves Madeira for United States
Nautical Training School officials report a cable from Commander Low stating the Enterprise departed Madeira yesterday bound for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Madeira
The
Nautical Training School
Low
United States
Grayling High Liner Tops Mackerel Fleet
The Grayling schooner tops the mackerel fleet as the season opens. Captain Joe Smith, age 74, leads a crew of 18 aboard the Grayling with about 95 000 in stock and each man to receive 607. Other captains on the harbor fleet include Sol Jacobs aboard the A M Nicholson with around 20 000 stock and Morgan aboard the Constellation near that amount. Six weeks of fishing expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Lner
B. H. Spurling
Joe Smith
Sol Jacobs
A. M. Nicholson
Captain Morgan
Croker Loses Citizenship in New York
Richard Croker is reported by local authorities to no longer be a citizen of the United States as of September 3 in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard Croker
United States
Bonaparte Won’t Quit Amid Plot Denial
U S Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte replies to rumors of a Wall Street plot to force him out. He states he has no plans to resign and will occupy his Washington apartment for another year starting Oct 1. He issued the telegram from Lenox Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
U. S
Charles J. Bonaparte
Wall Street
Lenox
Mass
Bonaparte
Washington
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Wolf’s
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ASR Pru
Germantown
Dedham
Mrs. Lauble
Federation of Labor
Gompers
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Mr. Earle
Paris
Brennan
Young Bride
Death
Rae
Meltons
Kerseys
Friezes
Messenger
Court Street
Scollay Square
Custom Tailors
Thomas Francis
John Boyle
Allston Boy
Girard
Grayling High Liner
Croker
Qhuawmu TF. Furniture CO
Tremont St
Hollis St
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