Girl Surrenders to Face Larceny Charge in Boston Case
Miss Harrington, a stenographer from Concord New Hampshire, turned herself in at Boston police headquarters with attorney Thomas F. Culhane. Police allege she stole 100 dollars from real estate dealer George Khroury and acted as agent in a land transfer failing to return the first deposit, plus a bad check charge in Cambridge. She was bailed in Concord and extradition plans were halted by her surrender.
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Thomas F. Culhane
Miss Harrington
George Farrell
George Khroury
Hudson Street
South End
Cambridge
Milk price war in Boston leads to producer revolt
The New England Milk Producers Association rejects Hood & Sons price cut and plans to divert supply if Hood sticks to 15 cents a quart. Hood may accept producers 9 cent offer or source milk elsewhere. Grand Army veterans parade compares patriotism to war buildup as Klan condemned in sessions. Des Moines and Milwaukee seek next year’s encampment site.
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H. P. Hood & Sons
Boston
Hood
D. Whiting & Songs
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Dairymen
H. P. Hood & Sons Company
New England
Nelson C. Davis
Hood Company
Charles Whiting
D. Whiting & Sons Company
New England Milk Producers’ Association
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Milwaukee
Small Percentage Accepted for Telephone Service
About 15 percent of girls attempting telephone service are accepted while the remaining 85 percent are rejected due to physical disabilities.
Heroes of Civil War on Parade in Indianapolis
Crowds cheered as the Grand Army of the Republic rear ranks passed the reviewing stand of Commander in Chief William A. Ketcham. The parade closed the 55th encampment and capped a spectacular Civil War tribute night in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
William A. Ketcham
Roosevelt's War Diary Reveals 1898 Front Line View
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt donated the former President's war diary to the Roosevelt Memorial Association. The pocket volume records blunt assessments of the War Department and ordnance bureau, plus vivid notes on delays, logistics chaos, and key battles at Las Guasimas and Santiago with earned casualties.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Roosevelt
Ordnance Department
War Department
United States Volunteer Cavalry
Quartermaster’s Department
Ordnance Bureau
Wood
Tampa
Santiago
Las Guasimas
Milwaukee
Rabbit leather by Australian samples found weak
Samples from Australia show rabbit leather has only about one quarter the strength of calfskin and tears easily. It is inexpensive and might serve for uppers or fancy shoes not meant for heavy wear. Experts think it could be used for linings and novelties.
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Australia
Seek Fuel Raze House In Cambridge Neighborhood
A two story unoccupied house at 8 Davis street Cambridge was torn down by local youths after school. Police confiscated three axes but could not stop the wrecking. The house, condemned as unsafe, dated back many years and provided valued firewood for the winter.
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Davis Street
Cambridge
Maurice Lynch
Boston
Patrick J. Collins
Lynch
Collins
Joseph Linehan
Central Square
Assessors Record Shows Bridge City Hall Property Value
Cambridge City Hall records list the building and its lot assessed at 1600 dollars, indicating the property's assessed value. The owner is identified in the full record.
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Cambridge City Hall
American peeress visits Scotland on Drexel lineage
American peeress Lady Maidstone arrives in Scotland for a month long stay. A Philadelphia Drexel by birth, she hails from a renowned American aristocratic family and has drawn attention for her beauty since her first season. She stays with her parents Mr and Mrs Anthony Drexel at Carlton House Terrace.
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Maidstone
Scotland
Philadelphia
Drexel
United States
Anthony Drexel
Carlton House Terrace
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Nestle's
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UCH
the Shepard Stores
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BSC
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Vermont Creamery
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Arthur E. Dorr & Co., Inc
Canal Street
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Nahas
North Station
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Codman Square
Quincy
Johnson Bros. Market
Hancock & Maple Sts
Atti A
Dutton’s
Galli-Curci
Victor Products
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, New Jersey
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