Jealous Lover Suspected in Mullins Arlington Tragedy
In a Cambridge case, the motive is jealousy. Annie Mullins, a devout single woman, was found murdered after meeting a man at 7 pm. Police identify four potential lovers and focus on one intimate suitor who knew Arlington’s streets, with the scene set at Professor Von Jagemann’s Walker street home.
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Annie Mullins
France
Arlington
Mullins
Professor von Jagemann
St. Peter's Church
Cambridge
Newfoundland
H. G. von Jagemann
Walker Street
Annie
Daniel W. Gallagher
Post
Arlington mystery witness accounts detail Annie Mullins's movements
Mrs. Von Jagemann and Professor discuss Annie Mullins's eve departure at seven o'clock and an unknown man seen near the house. They describe her routines, a small bank balance, and travel toward Arlington where a fatal event occurred, signaling new investigative directions for the case.
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Tam
Annie
Annie Mullins
Arlington
Refused finger print test linked to Arlington murder case
A bloody finger print like paper is in Arlington police hands near Squire's Field by the Mullins murder scene. A key witness refused to submit his prints, claiming pressure from press and police. District Attorney Higgins notes the test would help but cannot compel him. The case also involves two Harvard domestics denied relation to Peter Downey and uncertain timing of Annie Mullins's death.
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Squire's Field
Arlington
Annie Mullins
Higgins
Post
Urquhart
Hooley
Hurley
Neilan
Cambridge
State Police
Warvard
Peter Downey
Downey
Walker Street
Squire’s Field
Scollay Square
Cape
Bedford
New York
Springfield
Taft delegates claimed set to exceed on first ballot
Washington notes report Taft supporters in the East plus 308 delegates in the West including Louisiana Alaska the Philippines California Oregon Washington the Dakotas and Minnesota, claiming more than three fifths pledged for nomination. O Connell named to accounts subcommittee while filibuster blocks Boston immigration bill. Cannon muses on fighters and public interest.
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Washington
Taft Bureau
St. Louis
East
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alaska
Philippines
California
Oregon
Dakotas
Minnesota
Sulzer
New York
John Sharp Williams
Boston
O'Connell
House
Cannon
Five Widows in Whitcomb Family Noted in Catskill County
In Jewett Centre, Lyman Whitcomb’s family counts five widowed daughters Mrs Louise W Peck widow of Lyman Peck Mrs Lydia Cole widow of Norman Cole Mrs Almira Chase widow of Newton Chase Mrs Mary Cross widow of Andrew Cross and Mrs August Angle.
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Catskill
N. Y
Lyman Whitcomb
Jewett Centre
New Combretum Plant Promises Opium Cure From Windsor Labs
Windsor Laboratories Branch 12 in New York claims a supply of the New Combretum Plant as a breakthrough in opium addiction treatment. Free remedy and consular reports available to sufferers. requests directed to Windsor Laboratories Batch 12 134 East Twenty-fifth Street New York.
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Malaysia
Windsor Laboratories
New York
United States
Baunch
East Twenty-fifth Street
Rev Edward Abbott D D dies after operation at 80
The Rev. Edward Abbott D D rector emeritus of St James Church North Cambridge died yesterday noon at the Boston Homeopathic Hospital following an operation ten days earlier. He leaves his wife and daughter and brother Dr Lyman Abbott editor of the Outlook. The funeral is set for tomorrow at St James Church at 3 PM with interment in Brunswick Maine. Born Farmington Maine July 15 1841 he studied at Farmington Academy and UNY then Andover Theological School. He joined the U S Sanitary Commission in 1862 and served in the Army of the Potomac before embracing the Episcopal faith in 1878 and leading St James until his 1905 resignation. He was brother to Benjamin Vaughan Abbott Austen Abbott and Lyman Abbott.
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Edward Abbott
D. D
St. James Episcopal Church
North Cambridge
Boston Homeopathic Hospital
Lyman Abbott
The
Outlook
St. James
St. James Church
Brunswick
Farmington
Farmington Academy
University of New York
Abbott
Andover Theological School
National Capital
United States Sanitary Commission
Army of the Potomac
Paddock
Robert White, Jr
Benjamin Vaughan Abbott
Austen Abbott
New York
Demand Seizure of B. and A. by State Action Called
The Boston Central Labor Union urged the seizure of the Boston and Albany railroad lease by cancelling it and revoking its charter. It advocated Massachusetts take ownership of the rolling stock and asked other central labor unions to push their delegates to seek public management of the B A line.
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Boston & Albany
New York Central
Boston & Albany Railroad
State of Massachusetts
Boston Central Labor Union
Labor delegates back merger actions and union slate
Unanimous approval backed a resolution to defend public rail service and support State ownership of the Boston and Maine stock. Delegates endorsed pensioning state and municipal workers and prepared for hearings at the State House and Ford Hall. Nominations for officers and trustees were resubmitted with a broad slate from multiple unions.
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Legislative Committee On Railroads
Boston & Maine
New Haven
State House
House
Central Labor Union
Ford Hall
State Commission On
H. K. Grady
Springfield Central Labor Union
Patrick Maloney
John J. Hynes
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union
Henry Abrahams
Cigarmakers’ Union
G. Harry Dundedale
Newspaper Writers’ Union
Philip H. Sweet
Coopers’ Union
Joan J. Fenton
Coal Teamsters’ Union
Anna T. Brown
Cigar Factory Tobacco Strippers’ Union
Denis D
Pastor Phinney Bids Dorchester Farewell Sermon
At Highlands Methodist Episcopal Church Dorchester the Rev George A Phinney delivered his farewell sermon after six years of service He received a purse of gold at the end He plans to seek rest at a shore resort then sail for Europe with his wife in early June
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Highlands Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorchester
George A. Phinney
Cough Soothe Bronchial Troches Advertisement
An 19th century style ad notes Brown's Bronchial Troches relieve coughs sore throat hoarseness and bronchial affections. Contain nothing injurious and are sold only in boxes.
Striking Backlash in New Haven Workshops Debate
Bay State Lodge of Railroad Carmen votes to strike rather than accept piece work in New Haven Railroad shops. Delegates depart for New Haven today to hear final response from General Manager Higgins while other locals push wage talks and new union actions continue across the region.
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Bay State Lodge of the Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen
Eliot Street
New Haven
George Brest
John Klund
Andrew Sullivan
Union Reports Best Conditions in History After Audit Finds Health Gains
After a 16 hour review the auditing committee reports Bar tenders Lion 77 in better condition than any time in its history. Health of Secretary Treasurer Moynihan improves with temporary indisposition noted. Multiple union meetings set in Boston including National Association Stationary Engineers smoke talk at Engineers Hall and a wage scale discussion for Greater Boston unions.
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Lion 77
Michael M. Moynihan
Boston Association 12
National Association Stationary Engineers
Engineers’ Hall
Washington Street
Federation of State, City
Old Age Pension Commission of
Ford Hall
North Street
U. I. of L
Boston
International Lady Garment Workers’ Union
Philadelphia
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Eliot Street
Bakers’ Union 4
International Executive Board
Chicago
Waltham C. S. A
Electrical Workers’ Union
Wells Memorial Hall
Dana J. Smith
Sheet Metal Workers
John F. Kennedy
GC. L. WV
Building Trades
Harrison Ave
Committee of Boston Journeymen Barbers
Barbers’ Hall
Dover
Washington Streets
Waltham
Konrad Young
Boston Brewery Workers’ Union 14
Young
Longshoremen's Trade Council
Sunshine Matinee at the Boston Hippodrome Today
Albert R. Rogers publishes a Sunshine Matinee at Mechanics’ Building with a free circus and Ballet of the Butterflies for about 2000 children from 12 homes and charities. He covers all costs and offers half price seats at the Hippodrome this week except Thursday night.
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Albert R. Rogers
Boston
Boston Hippodrome
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Mary Tubbs
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Smith & Gilbert
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Mitchell
Washington St
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Phinney
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Wells Memorial Building
Butler
Market and Commission House Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters' International
Boston Joint Council
Union 58
Bricklayers’ Union 3
C. L. A. Building Trades Section
John M. Gillespie
New England
Teamsters
Thomas J. Minihan
Michael J. Sheehan
Coal Teamsters
Edward J. Byrnes
General ‘Teamsters’ Union
Teamsters’ Union
James W. Wall
Worcester
Massachusetts
A. F. of L
Rhode Island
Brockton
Cape Cod
Tobacco Workers’ International Union
Bunker Hill Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway Employees
Lowell
International
George L.thompson
A. E. Barnes
Salem
Wallace J. Boynton
Frank Hughes
Medford
A. F
WL. Building Laborers’ Union 223
C. I. A. Building Trades Section
Harrison Avenue
Dover Street
Water Front and Transportation Council
Water Shipping Trades and Industries Men's Unions
William H. Grady
Springfield U. S
H. K. Wood
Springfield Painters’ Union 257
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