Italian laborer charged in Turi murder case at Readville
Luigi Fatta, an Italian laborer for the New York New Haven Hartford Railroad, was arrested in South Boston as an accomplice in the Readville March 4 murder of Alfonso Turi. Fatta to be arraigned in Dedham district court. arrest linked to statements by Giuseppe Sabbatino now awaiting trial for the same murder.
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Hyde Park
Alfonso Turi
Readville
Luigi Fatta
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Boston
Butters
Fatta
Dedham
Giuseppe Sabbatino
Turi
Cruiser Boston to Be Navy's Ship at Fair
The U S cruiser Boston moved from the navy yard to San Francisco and will sail to Honolulu tomorrow. After a month at Honolulu she goes to Portland to represent the navy at the Lewis and Clark exposition. The gunboat Ranger will reach the navy yard from Bremerton around April 17 and then proceed to the Philippines.
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Vallejo
Cal
Boston
Navy Yard
San Francisco
Honolulu
Portland
Ore
Navy
Ranger
Bremerton
Philippines
Two Cavalrymen Charged With Highway Robbery
Thomas Burke and Thomas Burns privates in the Fifteenth U S Cavalry stationed at Fort Ethan Allen were arraigned in Burlington Vermont county court on the charge of highway robbery. They allegedly held up C D Vincent between Burlington and Winooski on the night of November 1 1904 and both pleaded not guilty with evidence to begin tomorrow.
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Burlington
Thomas Burke
Thomas Burns
Fifteenth
U. S. Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
C. D. Vincent
Winooski
Raymond Promotes Clothing Boom in Boston
The store claims record sales of men’s boys’ and children’s clothing last Saturday in Boston, citing growing profits and rising customer demand. They note high interest in their goods with strong sales of boots and shoes hats and neckwear this week.
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Boston
Don’t Be Fat Obesity Treatment Promises Free Trial Package
Public notice-like appeal endorses Kellogg's Obesity Food as a safe cure for excess weight. It urges readers not to starve and cites Mr. Wi S Myers of Pennsville Pa, claiming rapid weight loss and improved health. Letters of inquiry welcome with no money required to receive a free trial package by mail.
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Kellogg's
Wi. S. Myers
Pennsville
Lafayette Co
Myers
Mr. Kellogg
F. J. Kellogg
Kellogg Bldg
Battle Creek
Mich
Rockefeller Gifts Prompt American Baptist Funds Rise
New York reports another $100 000 gift from John D Rockefeller to the American Baptist Home Missionary Society. The donation brings his total to over $1 000 000 to the society in twenty years and follows two gifts to the American Baptist Missionary Union announced in Boston.
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New York
Rockefeller
H. Moorehouse
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
John D. Rockefeller
American Baptist Missionary Union
Boston
Syracuse Chancellor states Rockefeller would take gift
New York April 11 Chancellor Day of the University of Syracuse said John D Rockefeller would accept a 100000 gift for the institution and there would be no Pharisaism about taking it. Applause followed and many ministers agreed a Rockefeller gift would be as acceptable as any other.
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New York
University of Syracuse
New York Methodist Conference
John D. Rockefeller
Chelsea Hotel Flooded by Gas
Gas escaped from a removed two inch pipe in the ruins of the Academy of Music flooding the Chelsea Hotel with 380000 feet of illuminating gas. A stampede followed as guests and staff fled. Investigators doubt the cap removal was accidental and consider possible vandalism by youths scavenging junk.
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Academy of Music
Chelsea
Academy
Lynn Teacher Reports Diamond Ring Theft at School
Miss Mildred Davis, a newly appointed teacher at Ingalls Grammar School in Lynn, reports two rings stolen from her dressing room between 4 and 5 PM. She left the rings on while washing hands, returned 15 minutes later and found them gone. one ring is engagement quality. She resides in Saugus and seeks police assistance.
Cordon Rounds Up Wild Girl Suspect Near Tyngsboro
Tyngsboro April 11 farmers formed a cordon over the wooded district near the town to capture the so called wild woman terrorizing households at night. The search stretched through brush and marsh to riverbanks where tracks of a woman were found on Merrimac shore. Many fear the wild girl may have ended her life in the water and the guard dog remains missing.
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Tyngsboro
Merrimac
Oberlin College Board Adds Yale Professor to Directors
The Congregational Education Society elects Professor Frank K. Sanders of Yale Divinity School to Oberlin College board. It also votes to assume financial responsibility for Oberlin’s Slavic department for the coming school year.
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Oberlin College
Congregational Education Society
Frank K. Sanders
Yale Divinity School
Mysterious Egyptian Letter Seeks Degg Kin
A Cairo Egypt postmarked letter sent to Athol wood dealer Antoine Degg offers his 14-year-old daughter in return for help and half the sender's fortune. Degg denies knowledge of any cousin Charles Degg and plans to consult a lawyer.
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Egypt
Athol Man
Athol
Antoine Degg
Silver Lake Street
Cairo
Charles Degg
Stoddart Shows Improvement After Illness
Toronto April 11 J H Stoddart veteran actor who fell ill Friday with a severe attack of nervous prostration has partially recovered he said today.
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Toronto
Ont
J. H. Stoddart
Veteran performer seeks rest after decades on stage
The speaker says he wishes to return to a New Jersey village to rest and spend his final days peacefully, noting it has been over 70 years since he first appeared on stage and he disappointed the public only once. Dr Wardell calls the case the most extreme example of overwork he has seen.
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New Jersey
Liquor License Overhaul Moves Through Police Board
Police Board and Clerk Ryan keep 20 women clerks overtime to process a flood of liquor license applications at police headquarters. Judge Emmons plans a more systematic list this year as applications swell. Three large city dealers may be denied licenses, while about a dozen more await action on technicalities. The board also investigates small hotels amid efforts to reduce unneeded establishments.
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Police Board
Ryan
Emmons
Raines Law Hotel Reform Backed by Assembly
The Assembly excise committee reported the Raines bill to curb abuses of Raines law hotels after a long hearing. NYC committee members favored the measure while the Hotel Men's Association opposed it.
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Albany
N. Y
Assembly Excise Committee
New York City
Hotel Men’s Association
Venezuela Ready to Fight U S Says Caracas
The Caracas government asserts no outstanding claims with the United States and that arbitration is not to override Venezuelan courts. President Castro reiterates the Bermudez Asphalt dispute is national, not international, and refuses to submit it to a board of arbitration.
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United States
Caracas
Castro
Venezuela
New York Bermudez
Board of Arbitration
Washington vows response to Castro insult over Venezuela
Diplomatic circles report President Castro’s alleged reply to Minister Bowen on Venezuela arbitration was undiplomatic and threatening in tone. Officials cite no immediate U S action until Roosevelt finishes his Western trip, but warn an insult to the American minister will not pass unnoticed.
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Washington
Castro
Bowen
United States
Venezuela
Legation
Caracas
State Department
Roosevelt
Town Wars On School Site In Wellesley Meeting
Wellesley town meeting adjourned with voters debating site selection for a proposed $100,000 schoolhouse. A three member committee was named to find three suitable sites excluding Hunnewell playground and report in 60 days for a town vote. Ex-Selectman Hardy backed Hunnewell. opposition prevailed.
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Wellesley
Hunnewell
Hardy
Woman Accused of Stealing Dress Goods
Mrs. Margaret Warren 34, of 13 Yarmouth street, tall blonde, was arrested yesterday afternoon at her home by Inspector Wolfe and Acting Inspector Waite charged with larceny of dress goods from a Summer street store a year ago.
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Margaret Warren
Yarmouth Street
Wolfe
Waite
Grover Shoe Company Assignees Meet in Boston Today
The assignees of the R. B. Grover Shoe Company of Brockton will meet in Boston this afternoon likely at Charles T. Hall’s office. They expect to resume business at the earliest opportunity and plan not to build a new factory but to acquire a convenient building to carry on operations.
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R. B. Grover Shoe Company
Brockton
Boston
Charles T. Hall
Liquozone claims and cure promises battle ill health
A bold advertisement asserts Liquozone cures many germ diseases without drugs or alcohol. It cites millions of users worldwide and offers a free full-size bottle via a coupon to demonstrate effectiveness, claiming rapid energizing effects and broad disease coverage.
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America
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