Cranks Advise Police In Page Murder Case
State police face a flood of letters from cranks advising the murder case of Miss Mabel Page in Weston. Officials say Tucker remains the right suspect despite claims of error, with many letters from women criticizing police and proposing theories or how to capture the killer. Chief Shaw notes the volume surpasses even the Borden case.
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Dr Engleman Swindler Brought to Boston for Trial
Edward Everett Smith known as Dr Engleman is under arrest in Washington, D. C., and will be tried in Boston for obtaining money under false pretences. He allegedly swindled Mary E. Henry of 68 Waltham street out of 600 dollars by promising to appoint her head nurse of a forthcoming hospital. Authorities say he uses many aliases and has long run as a top confidence man.
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Boston
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Plain Clothes Force
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Thomas W. Guerin
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J. W. Gaff
T. T. L. Russell
Thomas W. Leedman
Crowfoot
Italian youth in Waltham hospital after fall
Vincenzo Ricoli, an Italian about 25, has lay in unconsciousness at Waltham Hospital since Wednesday evening after being thrown violently to the ground from an electric car. He arrived in the United States about four months ago and is under care as physicians monitor his condition.
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Vincenzo Ricoli
Waltham Hospital
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Driver's Spine Fractured in Charlestown Accident
Charles Peard, 42, a teamster for Emerson & Co., fractured his spine last night while backing a wagon into a stable at 519 Main Street Charlestown. He was caught between the ceiling and the wagon seat and released with difficulty, then taken to Relief Hospital.
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McSweeney warns Olney delegates over Williams letters
Edward F. McSweeney secretary of the Olney Association issues a caution regarding letters sent by George Fred Williams to delegates elect. He notes Williams asks for credentials to influence Hearst interests and explains the law making such credentials void, citing Revised Laws Chapter 11 Section 93 and vacancy procedures.
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Olney Association
George Fred Williams
Williams
Hearst
Johnny Bostonbean’s Slate Readers Invited to Contribute
The Post announces a new call for inscriptions on general topics for Johnny's Slate in care of the paper. Readers are invited to submit witty and poetic pieces following the recent freak headlines and war poems, aiming for newspaper fame.
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Collins Reports A Feeling For Olney
Mayor Collins died at his desk in City Hall after a four week sojourn at Hot Springs Virginia. He noted public sentiment among Democrats leaning toward either Richard Olney or Judge Parker of New York with Parker seeing strong backing in New York and Olney enjoying broad favorable views nationwide. He added that many Democrats feel a New York winner would be required to secure victory.
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Post
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Fitzgeralds Prophecy on Democratic Convention Delegates
Ex Congress member J F Fitzgerald in The Republic predicts the Democratic national convention delegates by candidate Alton Parker or Richard Olney with figures broken by states such as Arkansas Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Indiana Louisiana Maryland Michigan Minnesota Montana New Hampshire New Jersey New York North Carolina Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Vermont West Virginia and totals around 1000 for Parker and 32 36 20 2 for Olney.
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FitzGerald Sees Rally Around Olney to Break Deadlock
In a crowded field none of the candidates holds two thirds of the convention, prompting Mr. Fitz gerald to foresee a possible final rally around Mr. Olney to resolve the stalemate between Hearst and Parker, neither of whom will yield.
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Fall River mills weigh May shutdowns amid weak trade
April 15 Fall River reports many cloth manufacturing firms plan to shut down for parts of May and June if trade does not improve. Up to 20,000 workers could be idle as a result.
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Escaped lunatic hanged himself in Gloucester
Gloucester, April 15. Frank Ashley, who escaped from the Danvers Insane Asylum last Monday, was found hanging to a tree in West Gloucester today. He was unmarried, 25 years old.
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Frank Ashley
Danvers
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Socialists attack capitalism in Chicago meeting
May Wood Simons of Chicago denounces capitalism for forcing women into prostitution and harming the home, while A M Simons links class struggles from the Revolution to modern industry. Speakers urge socialism to reform the family and shift power to workers.
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American House
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Trust
Women Drive in Horse Show Ring At Mechanicstown
Society women prepare for a notable show with Mrs. John Gerken leading blue ribbon stock from Gerkendale Long Island. Belle Beach and Mrs. Thomas W. Pierce join in harness saddles and high hurdles while Aurel Batonyi, famed four in hand driver, plans to present new entries. Local drivers debut and stalls fill as care teams mobilize.
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Gerkendale Stock Farm
Long Island
N. Y
Gerken
Belle Beach
Thomas W. Pierce
Topsfield
Mass
Batonyi
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