Defeat Moran Urges Anti Moran Democratic Committee
A conservative wing committee of the Democracy issues an address to voters denouncing Moran as unfit for governor. It accuses him of compromising the office of district attorney with political misuse, urges his resignation, and warns of a Moran party seizing control if he wins the nomination. It notes indictments against the ice trust as worthless and calls for anti Moran delegates. COMMITTEE SEE PAGE 4.
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Cuban Warring Again Spreads Into Eastern Cuba
Revolt reaches Santiago region as rebels seize dynamite from a foundry and threaten government transport. Roosevelt peace mission reports to Taft and Bacon, who confer with Palma and party leaders. From Havana, Funston may command any future U S intervention forces.
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Custody Fight Over Denver Children Returns to Court
John Sully, father of Mabel and Rita Sully, arrives in Denver with papers to renew efforts to take the two back to Melrose Massachusetts. Governor McDonald refused extradition of their aunt Bella Fenwick. Neighbors testified the children thrive in Denver. Sully keeps plans private.
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FitzGerald Wins City Hall Upholding Ward 8 Unity
The ward rallied to elect John F. Fitzgerald as mayor defeating Lomasney and Kiley who had promised Ward 8 improvements. Despite campaigns, no public works arose while Daniel J. Kiley secured a $100 000 contract.
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Cubs Clinch National League Flag With Pennant Secured
Chicago defeated the Tenney team to clinch the NL pennant as the Giants fell to the Pirates. The Cubs can rest easy even if they lose remaining games and the Giants win all, since the title is theirs. Interest shifts now to the American League race.
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McCarthy Could Lead Americans as New Manager
Thomas McCarthy, once a Boston National standout, may become manager of the Americans. Vanderbilt auto racer suffered a high speed wreck on a rapid course. Waltham High opens season with win under new rules as Cana dian meet may see Boston athletes stay home. Woburn High pitcher sets record in win over akefield.
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The Best Automobile Ride Promotes Boston and Worcester Trolley
The ad touts the Boston and Worcester Trolley Airlines offering scenic trips with ample seating. Cars depart Park Square every 15 minutes for rides toward South Framingham Lake Quinsigamond and Worcester.
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Travel Tonic Advertises Auto Hive Remedy
The fragment advertises a urine eye remedy described as a tonic for the auto hive. It claims soothing effects and is labeled with promotional language aimed at travelers. The wording resembles a dated medical patent tone with unclear product references.
Explosion Rips Lodging House. Two Injured
A gunpowder explosion wrecked the two upper floors of a lodging house at 371 Harrison Avenue. Freeman Barnes, 53, a locksmith, was severely burned while Ada Greene, who lodged nearby, was unconscious. Firefighters aided in rescue as Fr. Pasquale Di Milla administered rites amid the flames.
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Somerville Woman Rescues Two Drowning Men on Mystic
Miss Ella Hanson paddled a canoe to save two men, William Brigham night chief operator at Brookline telephone exchange and Albert Morris inspector at Hay Market exchange, directing them to cling to the frail craft as she steered to shore on the Mystic River.
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Mystic
Express Wrecked Near Grantham
A crowded Scotch express on the Great Northern Railway leaving London last night derailed outside Grantham at midnight. The train failed to stop at Grantham, left the rails after passing the station, and plunged over a bridge. The engine and several cars overturned, with several coaches catching fire.
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Courageous Rescue By Miss Hanson From River Sailors
Miss Hanson, skilled paddleer, rescued Brigham and Morris after their canoe capsized in a sudden current. She kept her own boat steady, guided the men to hold on, and paddled them safely ashore while maintaining calm and giving directions to prevent further danger.
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Inquest Planned in Death of Richard D. Rogers
Sept. 19 report states an inquest will be held Sept. 27 into the Swampscott man Richard D. Rogers who died from injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by a woman last week. Judge John W. Berry ordered the official investigations and Medical Examiner Joseph G. Pinkham notified the clerk that violence caused the death.
Fair Weather Forecast for Boston and New England
Forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for fair skies in Boston and surrounding New England. Mild temperature changes and light southwest winds expected, with winds shifting to light southwest to west in the period.
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Train wreck leaves many dead and injured after derailment
Reported train disaster amid burning coaches. Of 10 extricated, five died. many injured and unidentified. Fire brigade called as investigators note a curve where brakes may have failed. Express derailed onto a siding smashing a bridge parapet.
Massive Typhoon Toll Reports 5000 Dead in Hong Kong
Storm disaster in Hong Kong and Kowloon leaves thousands dead. Troops patrol seacoast as ships sink or wash ashore, with $2 million in property loss. The Anglican bishop Joseph Charles Hoare was aboard the yacht Pioneer and is missing. his wife searches by government launch.
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