Aged Father, Mother Visit Charles Louis Tucker
Charles Louis Tucker received a cheerful visit from his mother Mrs Lucy A Tucker and his aged father at the East Cambridge jail yesterday. The father, appearing worn by past ordeal, sat with his wife and son in the receiving room as Tucker spoke at length. Tucker remains silent on his case and awaits potential new trial news likely to be filed soon by the clerk of courts.
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Charles Louis Tucker
East Cambridge
Lucy A. Tucker
Court House
Mr. Tucker
Tucker
Damariscotta
Rockland
O’brien
Watertown
Elizabeth A
James P. O’brien
Michael and
Mary O’halloran
Beechwood Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Reardon
Chelsea
Patrick Reardon
Ellen Reardon
Eastern Avenue
St. Rose Church
Offer to Kidney Sufferers by Dr Shoop
An advertisement claims Dr Shoop's Restorative treats kidney trouble by strengthening the nerves controlling the kidneys. It offers free books and a dollar bottle through mail order, urging readers to request Book 1 on Drenepa's and other volumes, with a one-bottle cure possible for mild cases.
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Drenepa
Cine
Wis
Mrs Phillips Defends Dipsomaniac Hospital Controversy
Mrs Anna Williams Phillips a hospital trustee defends the Massachusetts Hospital for Dipsomaniacs and Inebriates against sensational press reports. She notes admissions limits and parole arrangements, explains two year commitments and parole under hospital supervision, and mentions a bill to enlarge facilities and rename the institution to Foxboro State Hospital for the Insane.
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Massachusetts Hospital
Anna Williams Phillips
South Congregational Church
Foxboro State Hospital
Hotel managers secret marriage shocks Providence
Storer F Crafts, manager of the Commonwealth Hotel, married Lydia A Brown, a longtime housekeeper, in Providence at 7 30 pm Saturday. Crafts, a four time divorcee, stated his third wife had been divorced Sept 11 1902. Brown, about 38, said this was her second marriage. Crafts has managed the Commonwealth for three years after running hotels in Boston and nearby cities.
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Crafts
The
Commonwealth
Boston
Lynn
Salem
Beverly
Hay At Naples Improves On Secretaries Voyage
Secretary of State Hay reports his health greatly improved by the Naples voyage aboard the White Star steamship Cretic with Mrs Hay. They toured the city and enjoyed lunch at a heights hotel before sailing for Genoa. Plans include a Riviera visit and possible northern return, with Naples officials and the American minister to Greece paying calls.
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Naples
White Star Line
Cretic
Hay
Heights Garove
Genoa
Riviera
Charles S. Francis
Greece
Cotton Laden Steamer Lampasas Fire Hits Hold Near Galveston
The Lampasas returned to port with fire in the main hold of cotton on board. Sixty bales were badly charred while the ship sustained only a warped deck. crews work to remove the damaged cotton and the vessel is expected to sail for New York on Monday.
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Galveston
Tex
Mallory Line
Lampasas
New York
Burial of E. S. Conant in Somerville Church Service
Edwin S. Conant prominent Somerville citizen laid to rest after funeral at Franklin Street Congregational Church. Simple rites conducted by Rev. J. L. Withrow of Park Street Church Boston. Schubert Quartet performed three hymns. Burial followed at Mt. Auburn.
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Edwins. Conant
Somerville
Franklin Street Congregational Church
J. L. Withrow
Park Street Church
Boston
Schubert
E. R. Newton
Funeral of Wakefield's veteran grocer William A Cutter
Funeral services for William A. Cutter veteran Wakefield grocer and Overseer of the Poor were held at First Baptist Church with Rev. Hugh A Heath presiding. Crystal Lodge O F S Malden assisted. interment at North Acro tomorrow. Cutter a longtime resident and member of many orders.
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Wakefield
William A. Cutter
First Baptist Church
Hugh A. Heath
Crystal Lodge
Malden
North Acro
Bethlehem Council
Royal Arcanum
Golden Rule Lodge of Masons
Souhegan Lodge
The
Veteran Firemen’s Relief Association
New England Retail Grocers’ Association
Dragnet Set for Firebugs in Charlestown Fire Series
Incendiary fires Sunday morning and afternoon in Charlestown prompted a dragnet by plainclothes police and private detectives. A 90 Washington Street fire caused $200 damage. a Boston & Maine freight shed burned near Fitchburg depot. Chapman Street fire attempt was thwarted. Authorities warn of strict surveillance until suspects are caught.
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Washington Street
North
Boston & Maine
Chapman
Charlestown
Police Department
Hoosac Tunnel
Water Street
David Morse
Fitchburg
Chapman Street
Why Misery Exists in Job Sermon at Arlington Street Church
Reverend Robert Collyer questions why suffering occurs while preaching on Job 3 11 at Arlington Street Church. He notes the audience is crowded and explores the mystery of providence, admitting a full solution depends on human dissolution and that all things work for good to those who love God.
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Robert Collyer
New York
Job
Firebug in Attleboro
Local authorities seek state police help to investigate incendiarism after a barn on South Attleboro Road owned by Israel Joron burned to the ground yesterday. Neighbors Henry Clark and Charles Carpenter found the interior in flames as the structure and contents were destroyed before firemen arrived. Investigators found a nearby brush fire and oil soaked rags, leading police to believe the brush fire was a deliberate blind to hide the barn arson with an arrest likely.
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North Attleboro
Israel Joron
Attleboro
Henry Clark
Charles Carpenter
Gambling on seems urged by priest in North Attleboro sermon
In North Attleboro on April 2, Father John W. McCarthy warned that open gambling is conducted in the town and that many young men have fallen to the fever. He urged residents to open their eyes to evil distractions as deputies downplay formal complaints about the allegations.
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North Attleboro
John W. McCarthy
St. Mary’s Church
Father McCarthy
Brown
Arrests for Gaming on the Sabbath
Police raids yesterday afternoon rounded up several Sabbath gamesters. From 152 Prince Street were James Christopher 23 Margaret Street John Maffey 21 166 Prince Street Gaetano Develaqua 23 69 North Margin Street Evre Gennarro 25 99 Prince Street was observing. At 156 Merrimac Street Division 3 detained six men Joseph Simoneau 36 William Beam 86 Pouphili Brodet 28 Robert Lawin 27 Emile Lelouche 40 found with gaming implements Albert Rivard 32 present.
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Division 1
Prince Street
James Christopher
Margaret Street
John Maffey
Gaetano Develaqua
North Margin Street
Evre Gennarro
Division 3
Merrimac Street
Joseph Simoneau
William Beam
Pouphili Brodet
Robert Lawin
Emile Lelouche
Albert Rivard
Laxative Bromo Quinine Cold Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as a world wide cold remedy that removes the cause. It urges readers to call for the full name and look for the signature of E. W. Grove, priced at 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Youthful Gunfire Sparks East Somerville Alarm
Residents near the East Somerville boulevard heard multiple pistol shots shortly before 5 pm. Police stopped five youths aged 16 to 18, one with a loaded revolver, and charged them with discharging firearms on the Lord's Day. suspects listed as Lynch, Friend, Kennedy, Harrington, and Simonds from Charlestown.
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Boulevard
East
Somerville
Drew
Finkelstein
Metropolitan Park Police
William Lynch
Arthur W. Friend
Alexander Kennedy
Melville C. Harrington
Frank M. Simonds
Charlestown
Four Killed in Southern Railway Wreck in Dense Fog
A collision of a through freight from Columbia to Charleston and a fast passenger train from Charleston to Columbia occurred at Badham in thick fog. Four people were killed outright: Tom Conlin the passenger train engineer James Stokes a brakeman and two colored brakemen Adams and Stephens. Freight Engineer Reed survived with two broken legs and severe injuries and is not expected to live.
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Augusta
Southern Railway
Columbia
Charleston
Badham
Tom Conlin
James Stokes
Adams
Stephens
Reed
Prison reform talk condemns harsh prison practices
Dr George W Galvin told the Morgan Memorial forum that prison punishment harms inmates in Charlestown State, urging reform and arguing crime is a disease. He criticized solitary confinement as producing idiots and maniacs and noted inmates are fed on minimal rations as debates followed.
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Charlestown State Prison
George W. Galvin
Morgan Memorial
Galvin
Charlestown
Dr. Galvin
Body of Drowned Trinity Senior Still Not Recovered
Hartford Conn April 2 The body of Walter B Sherwood Trinity College senior who was drowned in the Connecticut River yesterday afternoon had not been recovered by late tonight a diligent search was conducted today He and his brother capsized from a canoe and were carried downstream before he disappeared.
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Hartford
Conn
Walter B. Sherwood
Trinity College
Connecticut
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