Stolypin Shot in Theater Faces Long Recovery
Premier Stolypin, wounded by a gunman in Kiev, shows satisfactory condition with no complications. Emperors and officials report hope for recovery as Bogroff, 26 to 28, is held after the attack amid questions over motives and the broader political risk.
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Stolypin
Nicholas
M. Stolypin
Bogroff
M. Stolyping
Kopylov
St. Petersburg
McKinley
Buffalo
Prize vegetables brighten Post Harvest Festival show
Readable notes describe prize entries including an eight pound summer crook neck squash from Mrs. C. A. Caldhnell Amherst SN H a prize Elberta peach from E. G. Brown of Frank lin and a two foot diameter sunflower offered by J. P. Matheson. Edward Jackson of Cliftondale sent two squashes and a radish proving other vegetables thrive.
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Brookfield Street Railway Company
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Ware
J. P. Matheson
Forest Street
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Matheson
Edward Jackson
Cliftondale
MRE. C. A. Calilinell
Danderine Promises Abundant Soft Hair and Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Danderine as a simple, inexpensive solution for heavy lustrous hair. It claims scalp cleansing stops itchiness, eliminates dandruff, prevents hair loss, and within two weeks produces new growth. A 25 cent bottle is recommended with quick visible results.
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Knowlton
Kiev Moves to Lead Russia as St Petersburg Takes Charge
Kiev today for St. Petersburg to assume charge of the government. Church services are being held throughout Russia and prayers are offered for the restoration to health of God's servant, Peter.
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Kiev
St. Petersburg
Russia
Peter
Dwight Omits Skeleton Gift In Harvard Will
Dr. Thomas Dwight heir to Oliver Wendell Holmes at Harvard Medical School makes only one public bequest. He leaves $1000 to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Boston and omits his issue from inheritance. Will dated Feb 28 1908 and witnessed by Welch Reiser and White.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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William C. Dwight
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Sarah C. Dwight
Francis C. Welch
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Thousands greet Rabbi Margolies at New York welcome
In New York on September 15 the arrival of Wolf Margolies, former chief rabbi of Boston, was celebrated by thousands as he was welcomed to lead the United Hebrew Community at 188 East Broadway. The event marked a major moment for Orthodox Jewish circles in the city.
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United Hebrew Community
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Bradshaw
Chong Koh
Modish millinery at James A Houston Company in Houston
Fashion notes from the James A Houston Company fall opening highlight French millinery with small hats and high crowns. Keypieces include the Marie-Louise poke bonnet and Cemure, plus aeroplane hats with backward sloping crowns and rich maroon colors, as well as two-tone velvet outfits and reversible coats on display.
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James A. Houston
Europe
America
Bank Robbery at New Westminster Bank of Montreal
Three hundred fifteen thousand dollars stolen from the Bank of Montreal branch in New Westminster B C. Five burglars entered by the front door and blew the vault with nitro glycerin charges before escaping unseen except by a Chinese caretaker.
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New Westminster
B. C
Bank of Montreal
Exeter Road Dismantling Petition Heard In Portsmouth
Judge William M. Chase presided a hearing on a petition to dismantle the 12 mile Portsmouth and Exeter street railway operated by receivers. The road cost about 350000 and witnesses testified it now loses money but could be run profitably. Attorney General Fastman led state opposition while residents of Portsmouth Dover Greenland and Stratham spoke against discontinuance.
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William M. Chase
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Burns
Hodgman
Masters
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Fastman
Dxeter
Greenland
Stratham
Manning Indorsed for Re-Election in Ward 22 Rally
John P. Manning clerk of the Superior Criminal Court was unanimously endorsed by the Ward 22 regular Democratic organization at Needham Hall. He defended his administration as open and criticized opponents. Open air rallies for Manning are set for Ward 22 and Ward 23 tonight.
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Ward 22
John P. Manning
Superior Criminal Court
Mannine
Edward D. Collins
South Boston
Francis A. Campbell
Faneuil Hall
Collins
Campbell
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