Lynn Liquor Crackdown Targets Lynn Drug Stores
Lynn reports a raid on Gilman E. Thomas’s Essex street drug store seizing beer whiskey and other liquors for which he had no license. Joseph W. Colcord a Lynn School Board member faces liquor nuisance charges in Central square as officers pursue numerous alleged illegal sales cited by Tolman Fund agents. The case sparks debate over liquor spotters and enforcement in the city.
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Lynn
Horace D. King
Tolman Temperance Fund
King
Tolman Fund
Thomas
Essex Street
Colcord
Mrs Eddy Attends Concord State Fair on Governor's Day
The Rev Mary Baker Eddy was a guest at Concord New Hampshire State Fair on Governor Rollins Day. She arrived with Judge and Mrs S J Hanna of Boston and was greeted by city and state authorities. A 10000 strong crowd cheered as she toured the track and watched the afternoon program. A Christian Scientist observer said the visit shows her public spirit and vitality.
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Concord
N. H
Mary Baker
Eddy
Rollins
J. Hanna
Boston
Victoria
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science
Mrs. Eddy
Vanderbilt Jr Triumphs In Newport Horseless Carriage Meet
The Newport auto moto meet at Aquidneck Park drew about 3000 spectators as W K Vanderbilt Jr and Mrs Herman Oelrichs funded cups. Kenneth A Skinner and Charles S Henshaw led bids while Mobile Company of America dominated steam classes. Final championships crowned Vanderbilt Jr in gasoline, Skinner in a tricycle, and Riker and Oelrichs among other top finishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, R. I
Newport Society
Aquidneck Park
Summer Colony
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Skinner
Vanderbilt
Mobile Company of America
Joseph H. McDuffee
Eddie McDuffee
Herman Oelrichs
Knight Neftel
Boston
Clarence Dolan
Kenneth A. Skinner
J. Boisclote
H. L. Riker
New England Transportation Company
T. Davis
DeWolfe
J. H. McDuffee
K. A. Skinner
Charles Henshaw
A. Su
Riker
New York
British Spinners Alarmed Over American Cotton Shortage
British master spinners warned of severe strain from delayed and scarce U S cotton after imports were cut since the Civil War era. A Manchester meeting will discuss an indefinite mill shutdown as Liverpool docks hold about 160000 bales, only half usable, against Lancashire weekly usage of 58000 bales.
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York
United Kingdom
United States
London
Herald
Manchester
Liverpool
Coal yard accident injures Boston man at rail yard
Stephen Beatty of 2 Athens street South Boston was struck by falling coal at the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad coal yards yesterday and cut and bruised the head.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Stephen Beatty
Athens Street
Boston
Lineman Falls Forty Feet After Contact With Live Wire
Edward Pearson a lineman for Suburban Electric Light Company touched a live wire on Ocean Avenue behind the State bath house in Revere last night and fell forty feet to the ground. He was picked up unconscious by Park Officer Bickford with a severe eye cut and internal injuries. Doctors Andrews and Morris attended him and he was later sent to his Beachmont home.
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Edward Pearson
Suburban Electric Light Company
Ocean Avenue
Bath House
Revere
Bickford
Forecast for Friday and Saturday in New England
Cooler Washington report notes Friday in New England will be fair and cooler. Saturday brings fresh west to north winds across the region.
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Washington
New England
Fair
Fire damages Morris Goldstein shop on Washington Street
A small fire in Morris Goldstein’s furniture shop at 1379 Washington Street caused damage valued at $2. A gas jet ignited varnish, starting the blaze last evening.
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Morris Goldstein
Washington Street
Allies consider policy shifts amid Far East tensions
Britain Italy Austria and Japan show sympathy as France backs Russia's stance while Germany distrusts moves. Ministers may retire to Tien Tsin yet Allied troops likely stay at Pekin to maintain pressure and stability in the region.
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Great Britain
Italy
Austria
Japan
France
Russia
Tien Tsin
Pekin
Germany
Germany Wont Withdraw From Pekin and Shanghai
London reports Germany insists on occupying Chinese territory with additional troops landed in Shanghai. Britain debates firm policy. Lord Salisbury to consult after returning to London. Japan may withdraw troops if legations secured and peace talks demanded by China. Li Hung Chang seeks British, U.S., and Japanese mediation as regional tensions rise.
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London
Germany
Shanghai
Pekin
Lord Salisbury
Foreign Office
Tien Tsin
Japan
China
Count von Waldersee
Taku
Sii Hung Chang
Marquis Tseng
Fingland
Russia
Ilshtain
United States
Li Hung Chang
Germany to keep troops at Pekin after Berlin note
Washington reports Germany favors retaining forces at Pekin to avoid friction among powers. The German stand follows a Berlin communication to the American chargé d’affaires William Jackson. State Department activity hints at a new US note, with possible consultations among officials and a potential presidential meeting.
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Washington
Pekin
Berlin
William Jackson
Germany
State Department
Hill
United States
France is with Russia on Pekin evacuation stance
The Paris embassy reports France favors Russia on Pekin withdrawal. Berlin's charge d affaires notes Germany seeks to avoid friction but supports continued German forces in Pekin. Both views shape the Western powers' approach amid the crisis.
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Washington
Pekin
United States
Paris
Horace Porter
Russia
Arieouele
Porter
Berlin
Germany
Resignation of Assistant City Solicitor Wheelwright
Colonel John T. Wheelwright resigns as assistant city solicitor effective Sept. 15 before Virginia vacation. He will enter private practice with Charles K. Cobb of Nichols & Cobb after returning next month. Arthur L. Spring, Dartmouth graduate, from George W. Anderson’s office, will join. Wheelwright’s duties will pass mainly to Charles Child, with reorganization and a new staff addition.
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Virginia
John T. Wheelwright
Babson
Wheelwright
Charles K. Cobb
Nichols & Cobb of
Waterstreet
Law Department
Mr. Child
Arthur L. Spring
George W. Anderson
Mr. Spring
Dartmouth
Hotel Westminster
Quincy
Despondent waitress attempts drowning at Kineo Lake
Margaret Jones of Cambridge Massachusetts, a hotel waitress in Kineo Maine, leaped from the steamboat pier into the lake last night. State Detective Tracy of Bangor rescued her alive. The act is attributed to despondency.
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Kineo
Margaret Jones
Cambridgie
Mass
Tracy
Bangor
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J. W. Colcord
Christian Science Leader
Berli
Richard A. Shalwell
Pittsburg
WD Sa Na
Vorenberg’s
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Newport
W. K. Vanderbilt
Henshaw
OLD South Shirt CO
The
Old South Shirt Co. Men's Furnishers and Hatters
Washington ST
Old South Church
Prospectus
Cor
Reach
Breck’s
Cicar
Havana
America
Goldsmith, Silver & CO
Cor. Causeway and
Merrimac Sts
Lineman
Pavonia
A. J. Houghton Company
Hugo
Expressman
GEO. B. Hugo & CO
Pavonia Beer
Shawmut Ave
Tremont
Chau
Yuan Shi Kai
Shan Tung
Hong Kong
Wu Chau
Sun Chau
Tai Ping Fu
Gol. Wheelwright
City Law Department
U. L. Spring
Cambridge
Attleboro
Wright
Station 6
Seth R. Briggs
Gustave Green
Fourth Street
Annie Eaton
Lynn Carpenter
Charlestown Navy Yard
Joseph Bates
City Hall Avenue
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ernest Vezina
Roxbury
Hillside Street
Calumet Street
City Hospital
Marblehead
William E. Ryan
Lillian Goodwin
Freeport Street
Bernard M.wolf
Cane
Hanover and
Portland Sts
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