Lead Pencil Key Link In Tucker Murder Case
State police seek to prove the lead pencil found with Charles L. Tucker was used by Mabel Page to write a note to her father on the day of her murder. Experts will test pencil composition and lead marks to match the note, aiming to strengthen circumstantial evidence against Tucker. A related case note describes a Seabrook druggist wrapping paper aiding conviction in a separate murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Thorp & Martin's
Miss Page
Harold
Kittery
Thomaston
Seabrook
Missouri Explosion Toll Rises as Navy Probes Causes
The Missouri disaster’s death toll reached 32 with funerals held for 17 seamen as flags half-masted across the city. Telegrams of condolence went to widows while officials study turret design to prevent flame from reaching magazines.
Roxbury Men Fight Fiercely Over Labour Dispute
Mills Breaky 41 of 17 Cottage terrace Roxbury and William E Roberts 45 of 25 Prospect place teamsters for M Dooley contractor clashed while unloading rubbish at Southampton street dump. Patrolman Kellard arrested both men. Dr Starbird treated their injuries. Roberts suffered a deep gash on the left forearm requiring removal to City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Breaky
Cottage Terrace
Roxbury
William E. Roberts
Prospect Place
M. Dooley
Southampton Street
Kellard
Station 9
Starbird
Roberts
Julia Brown Dies of Burns in City Hospital
Julia Brown aged about 80 of 81 Spencer street Roxbury died in City Hospital last night from burns sustained while lighting a fire yesterday. The elderly woman passed away after the incident and her death is reported as due to the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Brown
Spencer Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Death of Charles Rice Roxbury boy on Missouri
In Roxbury yesterday grief touched the youth as Charles Rice two years old, born and raised there, died after enlisting as a landsman and serving on the Topeka and later the Missouri. Rice, a popular Dearborn Dwight pupil, shared a bond with schoolmate Engineer Johnson who was shot in San Domingo weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustis Street
Roxbury
Charles Rice
Missouri
Dearborn
Dwight
Rice
Johnson
San Domingo
Navy
Magazine Street
Missouri Explosion Deaths Reported in Navy Bulletin
A Navy Department bulletin lists additional fatalities from the Missouri explosion. The dead include John T. Donnelly ordinary seaman Orval B. Moe apprentice second class James E. Knight culinary seaman and Walbert Edward Elliott master-at-arms second class. Names from yesterday’s despatch are referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
Missouri
John T. Donnelly
Orval B. Moe
James E. Knight
Walbert Edward Elliott
Lieut W C Davidson Named Hero In Philippines
Lieut W C Davidson, heir of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Davidson of Sioux City, was killed in the Missouri explosion. While an ensign on the cruiser Concord in the Philippines he commanded marines on the coast steamer Petrel and captured a Spanish cannon later given to Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davidson
Philippines
Sioux City
Missouri
Andrew J. Davidson
Concord
Davidson
Petrel
Help for the sick through Dr Shoop Restorative offer
A plea to send a book and six bottles of Dr Shoop Restorative on trial at one month to prove efficacy. The author promises payment by the reader or negotiates cost at $5.50 if cured, sharing success stories from twelve years and hundreds of thousands aided. He targets dyspepsia kidneys rheumatism and women’s health, urging readers to request specific book titles from Racine Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Officials Work to Determine Cause of Missouri Explosion
Washington reports from April 14 indicate prior to the gun accident on the Missouri there was no flame back and the fire rate was slower than Alabama's. One man was blown overboard from the turret top. Navy officials fear full facts may never be known as all involved were killed. Relatives flood the department with anxious inquiries for victims' names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Cassini
Speck von Sternburg
Roosevelt
Missouri
New York
Admiral Capps
Navy
Pensacola
Construction Bureau
Wisconsin
Alabama
Navy Department
Taylor
Bureau of Navigation
Washington
Department
American House
Guild
Bates
Benton
Foss
Foss Will Fight Today At Convention Rally
Clement Morgan and Isaac B. Allen urged strong anti lynching and disfranchisement protest as a reciprocity plank drew mixed views. Foss received warm applause after defying party lines to press Canadian reciprocity, while Lodge aimed to secure Roosevelt policy support. The Benton and Foss camps vied for delegates with Lubricant cheers and a busy hotel scene, as Parker chaired and Newton read resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Morgan
Isaac B. Allen
Senator Lodge
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
New York
Lodge
Philippines
Panama
Benton
Fire rescues at four story building on Harrison Avenue
Early morning fire at 319 Harrison Avenue threatened many residents in a four story structure. Families escaped via the fire escape and were helped by neighbors in the other half of the building. Damage was minor with more smoke than flame on the top floor occupied by Salvote Villellie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Avenue
Salvote Villellie
Dolofsky Surrenders After Shooting Incident
Harry Dolofsky 87 gave himself up at Station 9 after firing three shots at his wife at 948 Parker Street Wednesday night. He had fled, was in hiding, and was taken into custody by Officer Angel from Station 10. Dolofsky lives at 48 Bromley Park and has been separated from his wife for over a year, showing a sullen silence when confined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dolofsky
Parker Street
Angel
Dolofsky
Bromley Park
Bicycle Crash at Howard Street Injures Youth
Hyman Caplan, 15, of 16 Minot Street, riding a bicycle taken from winter quarters on Somerset Street, lost control and crashed through a window landing on a hot flatiron on Chin Joe’s ironing board at 39 Howard Street. He sustained a scalp wound a badly cut face and a burn and was taken to Relief Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset Street
Hyman Caplan
Minot Street
Chin Joe
Howard Street
Relief Hospital
Skull Crushed By Electric Vehicle Accident In Cambridge
Aredis Elsmayan fell from an inward bound car on Main Street Cambridge last evening. He was transported to Massachusetts General Hospital with a fractured skull and internal injuries. Doctors fear for his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aredis Elsmayan
Main Street
Cambridge
Massachusetts General Hospital
Owl Outing Club Holds First Grand Ball at Institute Hall
East Cambridge hosted the Owl Outing Club of Cambridge for its first grand ball. Fred Lord supervised the floor as the club, famed among canoeists, organized the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute Hall
East Cambridge
Owl Outing Club
Cambridge
Fred Lord
Brimmer School Class Reunion Honors Longtime Teacher
The 11th annual Brimmer School class of 1884 reunion and banquet, and the 20th anniversary of the class graduation, were held last evening at the United States Hotel. It also marked the start of Quincy E Dickerman's 60th year as a Boston public schools teacher. Relatives and graduates attended, with speeches by Dickerman, Everett C Roche, ex-Senator Charles H Innes, Frank R Halloran and William Grover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brimmer School
United States Hotel
Quincy E. Dickerman
Boston
Everett C. Roche
Charles H. Innes
Frank R. Halloran
William Grover
St Patrick's Church Social Delights Roxbury Dorchester Crowd
Several hundred young people from Roxbury and Dorchester attended what was deemed the most successful dancing party by the Catholic Association of St. Patrick's Church in Howe Hall Huntington Avenue last night. Guests included Rev Joseph Gallagher and Fathers Thomas Walsh James A Walsh and J E Crane. Officers were Henry Mulholland floor director Thomas O Neill floor marshal aided by Dr John H Dooley and James J Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Dorchester
Catholic Association of
St. Patrick‘s Church
Howe Hall
Huntington Avenue
Catholic Society
Joseph Gallagher
St. Patrick's
Thomas Walsh
James A. Walsh
J. E. Crane
Cathedral
Henry A. Mulholland
Thomas A. O'Neill
John H. Dooley
James J. Morris
Woman Survives Consumption After Koch Lung Cure
Mrs M K Dodge of 54 Elmo Street New Dorchester Massachusetts overcame consumption after six months prognosis. Doctors at Koch Lung Cure 361 Boylston Street Boston urged care and she improved within three weeks breathing oily vapors. She plans discharge soon with many family members lost to the disease. Ashmont and Milton cars via subway reach her door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boylston Street
Boston
California
M. K. Dodge
Elmo Street
New Dorchester
Mass
Ashmont
Milton
Subway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles L. Tucker
West New
Ce Espi
Gunners Chew
HE_SUSSOVAL
O. B. Moe
E. F. Wright
J. T. Donnelly
Secretary of the Navy
United States Navy
William H. Moody
Missouris Hospital
King Dental
ST. Says
M. Braman
William Carney
Melros
Charles ‘Rice
Hanover Street
Topeka
Norfolk
W. Va
South Atlantic
James K. Peterson
Herbert Schelbarth
U. S
Sargent
Tremont St
Cor
Hamilton Pl
Park Street Church
City
A P. Langtry
E. H. Brewster
Springfield
E. T. Harvell
Rockland
George H. Carleton
Haverhill
John J. Whipple
Brockton
Parker
Eben S. Draper
Hopedale
A. H. Goetting
State Committee
Colonel Benton
George A. Hibbard
George H. Lyman
McCarthy
J. D. Gill
F. H. Washburn
J. B. Billings
Crane
Penn
Cambridge Street
Muscatel
Brimmer Boys
Mr. Dickerman
ST. Patrick’s Church Social
Oxford
National Dental
Winter Street Cor
Music Hall
Vorenberg
Davis Optical CO
Park Square
Opticians
Park SQ
Stark Ae | CO
Market Kington
Oxford Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Lacrance ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!