Barrel murder tied to Mafia in East Eleventh Street
New York reports the barrel murder is linked to a Mafia and counterfeit gang. Eight suspects were arrested as detectives trace the crime to a butcher shop meeting in Stanton Street and a trunk with Italian letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East Eleventh Street
Fast Eleventh Street
Avenue D
McClusky and Schmittberger
Becker
Union Market Station
Avenue A
Central Office
McClusky
United States Secret Service
Secret Service
Stanton Street
Elizabeth Street
Henry, Burke and Ritchie
Vito Labuco
Antonio Genova
Domenico Pecorraro
Giuseppe Morello
Morello
Chrystie Street
Schmittberger
Meyer Weisbard
Lower East Side
Cantania
Brooklyn
Baby Born on L Train Sets Quirky Local Record
Mary Conpley of 122 Quincy street Roxbury gave birth aboard a northbound SL train at 6 20 p m near Haymarket square. A physician assisted and the mother and infant were taken to the Relief station where both were reported doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conpley
Quincy Street
Roxbury
Adams Square
Haymarket Square
President Is Lost Again In Yellowstone Park
President Roosevelt is in Yellowstone between Soda Butte and Yancey and may arrive at Yancey tonight. A Yellowstone Park Transportation employee was stopped by a Third Cavalry soldier five miles from camp, placed under arrest with a pistol, then released after identifying himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinnabar Mont
Roosevelt
Yellowstone Park
Soda Butte
Yancey’s
Park
Yellowstone Park Transportation Company
Third Cavalry
Chinatown Belle Seeks Shelter After Roof Distress
Florence Loo Son, a white wife in Chinatown, fled to a roof during a quarrel with Leo Loo. Patrolman Brooks helped her descend through a broken pane. She showed bleeding wrists and planned to leave her husband at dawn, seeking lodging and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brooks
Beach Street
Brooks
Division 4
Florence Loo Son
Chinatown
Loo Son
Florence
Loo
Leo
Two More White Brides in Chinatown
Two more white brides arrive in Chinatown amid ceremony and celebration. Ellen Earle, 23, married Wong Nong in Providence and resides at 8 Oxford Place. Maud Esther Snyder Yee Nom, 26, formerly a nurse, wed Yee Nom in Providence and lives at 14 Oxford Place. Both ceremonies officiated by Rev. Plum mer last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
Ellen Earle
Wong Nong
Ellen
Oxford Place
Yee Nom
Maud Esther Snyder
Medfield Insane Asylum
Revere
Providence
Mr. Plummer
Boston Area Weather Forecast Briefed
Light rain is forecast for Thursday in Boston and vicinity with brisk northeast winds. Friday should be fair with warmer air, as Washington notes a similar New England forecast showing rain Thursday and north winds, followed by a Friday clearing and fair skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and
Washington
New England
Stolen $500 Found Hidden by Suspect in East Cambridge
Antonia Yankowski reported a $500 theft from Spring Street East Cambridge. The money was later found under a mattress in Joseph Danski’s house by a boarder. Danski was arrested and held for the grand jury. About $100 of the found amount was counterfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonia Yankowski
Spring Street
East Cambridge
Joseph Danski
Yankowski
Tragedy In South Boston Ends With Self-Inflicted Wound
Timothy Warrington, 22, attempted to murder Alex Smith and Annie Cahill at 1837 N street then wounded himself with a knife. He survived, is at City Hospital with good recovery prospects. Harrington planned to kill Smith and Cahill and himself, police say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy J. Warrington
Washington Street
N_ street
Boston
City Hospital
Harrington
Alex Smith
Worcester Street
Annie Cahill
Smith
Cahill
N Street
Governor Bates Initiated Into Gamma Eta Gamma Fraternity
Governor Bates was initiated into the Beta Chapter of the Gamma Eta Gamma legal fraternity at the University chapel on Ashburton Place, with sponsors from Maine University and Boston University. A banquet at the Bellevue followed, as letters of regret were read from several notable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Gamma Eta Gamma
Boston University
Maine University
C. Vey Holman
Dein W. KE. Walz
George ®. Gardner
Ernest W. Roberts
University Chapel
Ashburton Place
Bellevue
Eugene Hale
Charles Hamlin
Andrew P. Wiswell
Maine Supreme Court
Samuel E. Pingree
Vermont
Fredrick M. Hall
Suffolk Bar
Henry Ll. Wadsworth
Thomas R. Geary
Alpha
Commonwealth
Congressman Roberts
the Nation
Louis C. Southard
James Tower Keen
W. L. Walz
University of Maine
George EK. Gardner
Yale Freshmen Survive Sound Passage Rescue in New York
Lester C. Barton of Chicago and William Mason Duncan of Russellville Ky., Yale freshmen, were feared lost after a sailing trip off New Haven. They reached Riverhead Island, rode the surf to shore, then reached New York City to inform relatives they were safe. They are staying with a Duncan brother in New York and are reportedly none the worse for the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Lester C. Barton
Chicago
William Mason Duncan
Russellville
Yale
New York City
Riverhead
Isong Island
New York
Duncan
Cily
East Boston Men Form Plan For New Coal Company
About 30 prominent East Boston residents met to organize a co operative coal company. J Robbins Co sold the Border Street coal wharf for 60000 dollars. Purchasers are Wire Commissioner P J Ikkennedy Joseph Goldinger Lewis Burnham and Frank C Wood who will seek incorporation. Pledges total 11000 dollars in stock commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boston
J. Robbins & Co
Border Street
P. J. Ikkennedy
Joseph Goldinger
Lewis Burnham
Frank C. Wood
Father John's Medicine Cures Colds Claim
An old advertisement asserts that Father John's Medicine cures colds without morphine or injurious drugs. The claim targets readers seeking simple remedies and emphasizes safety in its wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Sensation at Roxbury hearing as servant testifies about poison
Julia Diggins admitted buying rough on rats arsenic prior to the Roxbury poisoning. Professor Wood testified arsenic found in Mrs Perkins, Mrs Diggins, and Miss Kidston stomachs and in items from Diggins room. Kidston’s attorney pressed cross examination as details emerged in the preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Diggins
Cynthia A. Perkins
Roxbury
Christina Kidston
E. S. Wood
Christina Kidsten
Professor Wood
Cynthia Perkins
Diggins
Miss Kidston
Keene
Station 9
Mrs. Perkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chinaman
Joplin
Leslie
Thompson's
Atty. Richardson
Julia O. Diggins
Perkins
Christina’ Taylor Kidston
Mrs Perkins
Roxbury Court
Gov. Bates
NEW Coal Company
Chelsea
Kidston Hearing
Jones
Blue Hill Avenue
Bolster
Richardson
Julia
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!