Great Wrestling Match Report Promises Tomorrow
Tomorrow's Post will carry the best reports on the Gotch versus Hackenschmidt international championship bout. The Chicago event at White Sox Park is billed as the world's greatest wrestling clash with two out of three falls reward. A special corps of experts will cover every feature of this Labor Day sporting highlight.
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Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Chicago
Frank Gotch
George Hackenschmidt
White Sox
Labor Day Parade and Events Across City
Plans detail a 10 o'clock Labor Day parade through main streets with 12 000 in line. Monoplane flight for a 10000 prize starts at Squantum aviation field. A Boston Common protest mass meets at noon. Charity whist parties at 30 Huntington Ave and a garden party at the Hooper estate Dorchester. The events feature St Pauls Church and A F of L leaders.
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Squantum
McNamara
Boston Common
Huntington Avenue
Hooper
Robinhood Street
Dorchester
St. Paul’s Church
Joseph G. Anderson
Route of Labor Parade Routes Through City
March route from Copley square to Boylston street and through Berkeley Dovers Washington School Beacon Charles streets ending at the Common. Mayor Fitzgerald will review at Berkeley street and Washington street, Governor Foss will review on Beacon street. A McNamara protest demonstration will be held at the Common.
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Copley Square
Boylston Street
Berkeley Street
Dovers Street
Washington Street
School Street
Fitzgerald
Beacon Street
Governor Foss
Charles Street
the Common
McNamara
Boston Labor March Aims Protest With Unified Buttons
Moriarity and the Boston Central Labor division led by President William H. O'Brien plan a march showing solidarity with McNamara support. Marchers will wear McNamara buttons as floats banners and mottoes express a united protest.
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Boston Central Labor Division
William H. O’brien
Boy Burned in Oil Explosion in Cambridge Barn
Charles Durgin a 12 year old Cambridge resident suffered serious burns when gasoline fumes ignited after he lit a match in a barn behind his home. William Danahy who witnessed the scene rolled the boy to extinguish the flames.
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Charles Durgin
George F. Durgin
Sargent Street
Cambridge
William Danahy
Famous figures buried in Lexington noted colonials
Lexington historic burying ground holds notables such as Captain John Parker who urged stand your ground and fire only if fired upon Joshua Simons who captured the first British soldier and kept the musket in the Senate Rev John Hancock and Rev Jonas Clarke linked to Samuel Adams and Paul Revere.
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Lexington
Jonas Clarke
Samuel Adams
Paul Revere
Burial in Historic Cemetery Prompts Local Debate
In Lexington on September 3, residents debate whether a dead dog may be buried in the cemetery that houses remains of prominent figures who aided during the nation's founding era, a quiet but historic town grappling with a moral and cultural question.
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Lexington
Widow Requests Burial Of Family Dog In Historic Graveyard
Mrs. Sarah Bowman Van Ness widow of Joseph Van Ness wants the dog buried in the family lot beside her husband. The historic graveyard near Elm avenue behind a house is a sequestered site visited by strangers near Lexington Green and close to the old belfry where the red line watchers first saw the advancing troops.
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Sarah Bowman van Ness
Lexington
Joseph van Ness
Daughters of the American Revolution
Les
Elm Avenue
Lexington Green
America
Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
Cleveland and Chicago split a 12 inning first game with scores shown. Detroit and St Louis games noted. National League results include Chicago defeating St Louis, Pittsburg beating Cleveland, and Boston tied for fifth. Jackson loses lead among NL batters. Red Sox slump noted.
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Cleveland
New York
Red Sox
Jackson
Boston
Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Militiaman Found Dead After Blow
An assault on Chardon street Boston Saturday night killed Sergeant William J. Tracy of L Company Maiden Rifles and a Boston post office night registry clerk. His body lay face down on the armory floor yesterday morning as police admitted they have no clue to work upon.
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Chardon Street
Boston
William J. Tracy
L. Company, Maiden Rifles
Boston Post Office
Armory
Malden Soldier Tracy Death Linked to Head Injury After Assault
Tracy a 27 year old Malden resident and longtime sergeant of L Company died from a skull fracture and brain blood clot after being punched by an assailant. The attack knocked out Reed and Moore, who later learned of Tracy and his fatal injuries. Tracy served 12 years in L Company and earned shooting medals. survived by his wife and one son, with a brother who recently died.
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Tracy
Howard E. Moore
Elmcourt
Malden
Harry Reed
Hose 1
Reed
Moore
Sullivan Square
Malden Square
Durell
Somerville
Greenleaf
Boston
L Company
Thomas Tracy
Charles Street
Columbia Street
Maiden
George Tracy
Linden Street
Medford
Malden Hospital
Bee
Prizes at Air Meet Draw Four Aviators in Tri State Race
Four aviators entered the Tri State race at the Harvard Boston aero meet with 19600 in prizes. Entrants include Farle L Ovington in a 70 horsepower Bleriot and Arthur Stone in a 50 horsepower Queen for the monoplane class. The biplane class features Harry N Atwood and Lieutenant J D Milling with Burgess Wright machines. English flyers Thomas Sopwith and Claude Grahame-White are noted as participants.
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tri-State
Atlantic Aerodrome
Nashua-Worcester-Providence
Farle L, Ovington
Arthur Stone
Worcester
Harry N. Atwood
7. DD. Milling
Aeronautical Corps
College Park
Burgess-Wright
Thomas Sopwith
Claude Grahame-White
Spa Girls In Quiet Tension Over New Rule
Thompson's Spa workers and their patrons respond to an upcoming rule causing unease. The environment is tense though customers remain present, hinting at a brewing dispute between the female staff and management.
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SPA
Thompson
Rule to Move Laughing Clerks to Women’s Dept Sparks Outcry
A shop enacts a rule to shift clerks who chat with male customers from the serving area to the women’s department. Described as drastic, it provokes despair among staff and customers and fears of Thompson’s becoming a ladies’ restaurant with a small reserved section for curmudgeons.
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Thompson's
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