Lodge and Sayward Press for Shaw Site Decision
Secretary Shaw is urged to grant a hearing before finalizing the Commercial street store site. Senator Lodge and Mr. Weeks backed by Boston merchants press for a delay and clarification, citing protest telegrams and requests for a hearing, while President Roosevelt's influence is sought to secure their point. The conflict centers on the Sept. 6 deadline and alleged prior selection.
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Shaw
Sayward
Master Builders’ Association
Boston
Senator Lodge
Congressman Weeks
Lodge
Roosevelt
Stitchville
N. C
Commercial Street
Boston Merchants
Mrs Mary A Bigley Dies At 76 In Woodstock Ont
Mrs Mary A Bigley aged 76 died at her Woodstock home last night. She was the mother of Cassie L Chadwick the noted Cleveland financier.
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Woodstock
Ont
Mary A. Bigley
Cassie L. Chadwick
Cleveland
Ex-Mayor Hurley liquor case continued in Salem Court
In Salem District Court on September 14 ex Mayor John F. Hurley faced liquor law charges. The government moved to continue the case until next Wednesday due to the chemist's absence. Hurley alleges police raids aimed to persecute him and plans to prove a conspiracy by city officials.
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Salem
John F. Hurley
Hurley
Cavanaugh Held for Attack Upon Child in Cambridge
Michael J. Cavanaugh was held under $1500 for the grand jury on an attack upon a child charge in Cambridge District Court. Unable to post bond, he was sent to the House of Correction awaiting December grand jury action. A mob on Magazine Street shouted lynch him as he was beaten by laborers.
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Cambridge
Michael J. Cavanaugh
House of Correction
Cavanaugh
Magazine Street
Nine fined for tossing papers and debris on streets
Nine residents appeared in court to answer strict orders to keep streets clean. Fines ranged from 1 to 4 dollars for acts such as throwing newspapers banana peels and dirt into streets. a few cases were upheld while one was placed on file with a warning. Names include Abraham Zarembsky Frank Baldi Ida Weiner Celia Levinsky Ellen Fleming Joseph Shuman Vincenzo Lombard Mary Howley and others.
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Abraham Zarembsky
Hankey
Hanover Street
Frank Baldi
Ida Weiner
Ashland Street
Celia Levinsky
Brighton Street
Ellen Fleming
Chambers Street
Joseph Shuman
William J. Long
Harrison Avenue
Vincenzo Lombard
Mary Howley
B and
West Fifth Streets
South Boston
Turkey warns powers of Bulgarian arming
In a formal note from Paris dated September 14 Turkey alerts France and other powers to warlike preparations in Bulgaria. The note says no retaliatory steps by Turkey are implied, but the démarche is regarded as ominous by observers.
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Paris
France
Turkey
Bulgaria
Outing of Bunker Hill Court of Foresters
The planning committee of the Bunker Hill Court of the Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters has completed arrangements for their annual outing at Pinehurst Grove in Billerica. The group departs Sullivan Square at 9 a m with a large turnout anticipated.
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Bunker Hill Court
Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters
Pinehurst Grove
Billerica
Sullivan Square
Brewster Arrives Port Antonio After Destructive Voyage
A Jamaica despatch reports the overdue fruit steamer Brewster reached Port Antonio after a hurricane struck the northbound line. The vessel had no passengers and no crew injuries, but its stokeholes flooded, fires went out, and pumps could not operate until bailouts. Seven and a half days were lost, boats were lost, and the superstructure damaged. Repairs are expected to take about ten days.
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Port Antonio
Jamaica
Brewster
Railroad Agents Thousand Mile Trip Heads North
The Railroad Agents Association of New England began its 19th annual outing from North Station aboard special Pullman coaches to Fredericton New Brunswick. The group of 186 members and friends will sail 84 miles to St John, stay over Sunday, travel to Eastport Maine, sail to Calais, then return to Boston arriving 7:20 a.m. Tuesday for a total 1000 mile journey.
Street fight ends with Greek pedlar and fruit thief jailed
In South Boston on H Street a Greek pedlar Manuel Santos and a fruit thief Patrick Lavery fought amid onlookers. Police separated them. Santos suffered a broken nose and Lavery a slash to the hand. Both were taken to the station. Santos later treated at City Hospital. Lavery charged with assault and battery.
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H Street
Boston
Manuel Santos
Patrick Lavery
Frederick Street
Santos
Lavery
Ferguson
Gallivan
Judge Thomas H. Malone Dies at Nashville Home
Judge Thomas H. Malone, a renowned southern jurist, died today at his country home near Nashville Tennessee.
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Nashville
Tenn
Thomas H. Malone
South
Early Trial Sought for Harry Thaw Case
In New York on September 14 counsel for Harry Thaw served notice that on September 24 they would seek a Supreme Court order to move his trial from General Sessions to the Supreme Court. They affidavit that the district attorney said Thaw would not be tried before November 15 due to calendar congestion. Lawyers also plan a speedy trial petition for Thaw on September 24.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Garvan
Supreme Court
Thaw
General Sessions Court
Wellington Hillside Purchases Reflect Growing Market
The Aine weather draws buyers to Wellington Hillside for city house lots for homes or investment. Recent purchasers include J. W. Pearson with 5482 square feet, John F. McInis with 4452, Pauline Lynch with 4000, Emma C and Leonora 8S A Pitcher with 3958, Robert W. McTaggart with 3800, Leo Decaro 3927, Freeman McKenna 3918, Grace A Mellen 4000, Alabama street, and Henry McBride 4214 Walkhill street.
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Wellington
J. W. Pearson
John F. McInis
Almont Street
Pauline Lynch
Itasca
Emma C
Leonora
A. Pitcher
Colorado Street
Robert W. McTaggart
Leo Decaro
Freeman McKenna
Grace A. Mellen
Alabama Street
Henry McBride
Walkhill Street
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