School Board Drops Complaint of Guild
Governor Curtis Guild clashed with Boston School Committee over 94 children working in the city who should be in school under state law. The board asked for names and addresses, but the census office refused. The board voted to drop the complaint and discussed expanding the High School of Commerce, portable classrooms at Dorchester High, and elective shorthand and typewriting.
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Curtis Guild
Boston School Committee
Boston
Governor Guild
Guild
School Board
Census Bureau
Pigeon
High School of Commerce
Quincy E. Dickerman
Brimmer School
Dorchester High School
Brooke
Commercial High School
Hancock Street
Mulvey
Mayor Hosts Boston Officials Aboard Harbor Celebration
The mayor celebrated Boston's 276th anniversary with city officials aboard the harbor trip. Lunch on the boat preceded a Long Island ball game won 3 to 1. Various races followed, with Election Commissioner Shaw and others noting wins. The party viewed the Floating Hospital and sang several songs aboard the Monitor.
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Boston
Long Island
Dave Shaw
Mike Hennessey
The
Globe
Mike Mitchell
M. W. Norris
Bridges
P. F. McDonald
Wilcott
Garrett W. Scollard
Kneeland
Bromberg
Battis
Rhode Island
Monitor
Mayor Fitzgerald
Martin
Sweet Adeline
North End Park
Dolan
Richard Field
Edward Fogarty
Edward L. Carley
Board of Aldermen
Charles M. Draper
Curley
Hennessey
Bangs
Foley
Doherty
Sexton
Joyce
Cowboy
Wilecutt
Green
Pierce
Crook
Case
Fowler
Ferguson
Egan
Thomas
Fitzgerald
Santosuosso
Ratshesky
Clark
Howes
Carruth
Immigrants Endure Terrific Gale Aboard Massalia
The steamer Massalia carrying 623 passengers from Marseilles Naples and Palermo battled a 12 hour gale on Sept 11. Immigrants prayed and wept as decks were washed by heavy seas. Bulls wine casks and damaged ventilators added chaos while passengers huddled below and a dangerous electrical explosion occurred.
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New York
Marseilles
Naples
Palermo
Michael Cartunaro
Barry Starts Campaign For Cambridge 3d District Councillor
Edward P. Barry begins his speaking campaign for the Governor's council in the new 3d district. Rallies tonight cover Wards 1 2 3 and 4 in Cambridge with three stops at Cambridge Field East Cambridge corner Cambridge and Willow 8 pm and 8 45 pm and 9 20 pm. He plans to speak in all 21 wards between tonight and next Monday night.
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Edward P. Barry
Governor’s Council
Cambridge
Cambridge Field
Willow Streets
East Cambridge
Cambridge Street
Eighth
Charles Streets
Barry
Hundreds Arrested for Rejoicing Over Trepoff Death
Odessa dispatch reports more than 100 persons arrested for celebrating General Trepoff's death in a public gathering. Authorities described the actions as improper and unsafe for public order.
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Trepoff
Odessa
Dockmen Face Possible Strike as Longshoremen Debate Power
Longshoremen's District Council and Knights of Labor District Assembly 30 clash over who can direct a looming work stoppage at Metro politan Steamship wharves. Officials dispute authority over a recent arbitration that ended the strike, with no special meeting planned before the regular September 26 gathering.
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Metropolitan Steamship Company
District Assembly 30
Knights of Labor
Assembly
District Assembly
Little Brookline Girl Lost Missing Anna Johnson 11
Anna Johnson 11 of 229 Harvard Street Brookline vanished after visiting a nearby store. Police fear she is wandering, and no trace has been found from early yesterday morning until midnight. Her family recently moved east from Minneapolis.
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Anna Johnson
Harvard Street
Brookline
Minneapolis
Revere House Adjudged Bankrupt by Judge Dodge
The Revere House management was adjudged bankrupt by Judge Dodge in the United States District Court yesterday on the petition of creditors.
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Revere House
Dodge
Unites States District Court
Peace talks stall as Havana insurgents harden stance
Hovering 3000 insurgents near Havana threaten to advance if blocked while peace talks shift from government to Moderates and Liberals. Key figures Mendez Capote and Alfredo Zayas push veterans and committees to secure discussions with insurgents as Taft and Bacon moves draw attention.
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Liberal Party
Santa Clara
Montalvo
Sanguily
Menocal
Mendez Capote
Palma
Alfredo Zayas
General Menocal
No Peace Unless Palma Resigns Says Castillo
General Castillo, insurgent commander in Havana province, informs U S chargé d affaires Sleeper that they will suspend hostilities to aid peace efforts if new general elections are held with guarantees of justice and legality and the resignation of the present forced administration. The revolutionists refuse government by force.
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Havana
General Castillo
Sleeper
United States
Cuban rebels organize top leaders in western division
Leaders near El Cano elect Pino Guerra and Leynaz Del Castillo as major generals of the first and second divisions respectively. Brigadier generals Asbert Mia Arencida and Guas named. Rebels concentrate 2650 men between Arroyo Arenas and Wajay and express cautious interest in Roosevelt's peace offer while noting limited talks.
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Havana
Cuba
el Cano
Pino Guerra
Leynaz del Castillo
Asbert
Mia
Arencida
Guas
Gavin
Romero
la Guerra
Arroyo Arenas
Wajay
Roosevelt
Palma
Atkins Estate Saved by Marines in Cuba Dispatch
A private cablegram to E. F. Atkins reports desperate conditions in the southern Santa Clara province of Cuba, with Marines playing a pivotal role in protecting the estate amid unrest.
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E. F. Atkins
Cuba
Sante Clara
Atkins factory saved by Marines at Saladad estate Cuba
About 2000 workers on the Saladad estate, one of Cuba’s largest under American control, were spared as marines from the gunboat Marietta protected sugar mills from insurgents. A warship was sent after warnings from Mr. Atkins to Washington, with southern transportation halted and interior towns running low on supplies.
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Atkins
Saladad Estate
Marietta
Cuba
State Department
Washington
Cienfuegos
United States to Protect British Interests in Cuba
The State Department said in Washington on September 17 that in protecting American interests in Cuba during the revolution the United States will also safeguard British interests and property as far as possible.
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Washington
State Department
Cuba
United States
Mayor Fitzgerald faces grand jury fallout in newspaper dispute
The Boston mayor denies responsibility for a Republic editorial accused of intimidation. Ward 6 leader and Hendricks Club members clash as Martin Lomasney criticizes suspensions of three city workers amid political tension. He pledges support for Daniel J. Kiley in September.
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The
Republic
Kiley
Fitzgerald
Ward 8
City Hall
Boston
Ward
Martin M. Lomasney
Hendricks Club
Patrick J. Maguire
West End
John J. Hayes
Michael F. Barry
North End
Lomasney
Maguire
Hayes
Barry
Riley-Dixon
Boss Tweed
Boss Croker
Boss Fitzgerald
Suffolk
Daniel J. Kiley
Story of Frolic Fall Denied by Miss Cooke
Miss Mabel B. Cooke of Boston denies Miss Fannie Day’s account of festivities before a naphtha launch wreck off Sheepshead Bay. Cooke, a milliner, says the launch broke down and she, missing bodies include Miss Gertrude Ruth Saunders and Miss Minnie Fitzpatrick, Back Bay dressmakers, and Russell Beeler of New Haven remain unrecovered. Cooke is hospitalized in immersion shock but will leave soon. other party members survived.
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New York
Mabel B. Cooke
Boylston Street
Boston
Sheepshead Bay
Gertrude Ruth Saunders
Minnie Fitzpatrick
Back Bay
Fannie Day
Cooke
William F. Cooke
New Bedford
Miss Cooke
Russell Beeler
New Haven
Peter Klees
Walter W. and
Peter Dodd
Patrons Shocked as Miss Saunders Dies in New York
Back Bay dressmakers Miss Gertrude Ruth Saunders and Miss Minnie Fitzpatrick were shocked by news of their deaths by drowning in New York. Saunders was about 30, daughter of Mr and Mrs Prince W Saunders of New Sharon Maine. Her brother-in-law George F Joyce, Dedham High School principal, was the only near Boston relative. The two women were highly regarded and friends condemned unfounded statements by Miss Day, who was rescued.
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Back Bay
Gertrude Ruth Saunders
Minnie Fitzpatrick
Massachusetts Avenue
New York
Miss Saunders
Prince W. Saunders
New Sharon
Boston
George F. Joyce
Dedham High School
Miss Day
HUB MEN PLEASED BY SHAW ACT ON GAS SITE
Boston importers welcome Secretary Shaw's decision to break off negotiations for the gas company's Commercial street property slated for the new appraisers' stores. Acting Secretary Edwards received Shaw's telegram from Tennessee. Roosevelt and the President are not due in Washington for weeks. The government had a purchase contract with the gas company, but the delay may shift site selection to a more favorable location for Boston merchants.
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Boston
Shaw
Commercial Street
Senator Lodge
Roosevelt
Edwards
Tennessee
Washington
Auto Club Robbery at Swampscott Ends in Brutal Struggle
George Fabyan, the 30 year old night clerk, was tied and bound during a 2:40 a.m. raid on an auto club office. Police believe the robbers knew the place and time well. The blast tore through the safe as robbers blew it open with gunpowder and escaped with the cash slips and coins amid wreckage.
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George Fabyan
Boston
Fabyan
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al Shaw
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Yegg
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Post
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Harry B. Allen
F. P. Bennett
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Walter F. Larrabee
Pedrick
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Mass
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Waltham
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