Boston Police Crack Fake Lottery Ring Involving Montreal Target
Boston police raid 212 Hanover Street edge of Station 1 nets Joshua Wallin and George E White accused of printing and selling fake lottery tickets duplicating a Montreal company. The scheme extorted money from buyers, promising prizes never printed, with about fifty tickets and lists seized. Investigations continue for a third suspect connected to the operation.
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Boston
Joshua Wallin
Everett Street
Charlestown
George E. White
Pembroke Street
Montreal
Daly
Post
Dugan
Hanover Street
Station 1
Inspector McGarr
White
Wallin
McGarr
Wise
Douglass
Morrissey
Brooklyn Whitewashed in Game Full of Brilliant Plays
A large crowd of 12,000 attended yesterday's game on the home grounds. The day was chilly but the spectators enjoyed a lively ball game with standout plays and colorful hats. The piece hints that either the Boston or Brooklyn team may win the championship this year.
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Brooklyn
Bostons
Brooklyns
Bryan Addresses 1800 at Workingmen Banquet in New York
Colonel Bryan spoke to about 1750 guests at the Grand Central Palace dinner. Mayor Jones of Toledo urged public ownership of utilities, denounced contract systems, and called for eight hour days, while Dr McGlynn and Charlotte Perkins Stetson joined Bryan in a politically charged evening on labor and democracy.
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New York
Grand Central Palace
Chicago Platform Democrats
Bach
W&s
William J. Bryan
John Brisben Walker
Mr. Bryan
N. O. Néelson
St. Louis
Edward McGlynn
Charles Frederick Adams
John S. Crosby
Bryan
Samuel M. Jones
Toledo
Oliver H. P. Belmont
William Temple Emmet
Robert Emmet
S. M. Jones
Charlotte Perkins Stetson
Edward W. McGlynn
N. O. Nelson
William Temple’ Emmet
Thomas Jefferson
William Jennings Bryan
Colonel Bryan
William Sulzer
Dr. McGlynn
Sulzer
John C. Sheehan
Bolton Hall
John ‘Brisben Walker
McGlynn
Mayor Jones
Samuel Jones
William J. Gaynor
Brooklyn
Walker
Mrs
Jefferson
Tragic Train Death of John O'Keefe in South End
John O'Keefe age 21 of 84 Village Street South End died after a fall or jump from an inward bound Old Colony train in the South Boston yard near the round house. His legs were crushed and mangled beneath the wheels. He lingered at City Hospital until 11 PM.
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John O'Keefe
Village Street
South End
Old Colony
South Boston
Roundhouse
Worker suffers skull fracture after fall at Hall
Timothy Donovan a 45 year old laborer living at 21 Loring Street South Boston fell on stairs at Hibernian Hall 67 Hampden Street last evening in a meeting of water department employees. He sustained a base skull fracture and was taken to City Hospital after initial treatment by Dr. Bernard T. Daly.
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Timothy Donovan
Loring Street
Boston
Hibernian Hall
Hampden Street
Donovan
Water Department
Bernard T. Daly
City Hospital
Accident Injures 15-Year-Old in West End Shooting
At about 9 30 am yesterday Charles Pulski, 15, was shot in the side by a 32 caliber revolver in the hands of Thomas Gannon, 18, of 61 Chambers Street. The weapon was discharged while they played in the street near Gannon's home. Pulski was taken to 127 Chambers Street, where doctors found the injury minor.
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Charles’ Pulski
Thomas Gannon
Chambers Street
West End
Gannon
Pulski
Quinlan Falls on Street, Suffers Severe Wound
Shortly before 6 pm John F. Quinlan a 38 year old resident of 73 B street South Boston attempted to board an electric car on Washington street near Eliot street. He fell on the pavement and sustained a severe scalp wound. He was taken to City Hospital.
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John F. Quinlan
B Street
Boston
Washington Street
Eliot Street
City Hospital
Malden Worker Crushed in Mattress Plant Accident
At about 430 p m Charles Cafferelle age 20 of 735 Main street Malden was caught in a picking machine at O D Bakers mattress factory 2 Sudbury street where he was employed his right hand was badly crushed He was sent to Massachusetts General Hospital from Station 1.
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Charles Cafferelle
Main Street
Malden
O. D. Baker’s
Sudbury Street
City
Massachusetts General Hospital
Struck by Falling Timber Injures Boston Laborer
At about 4 30 p m Frank Wood aged 24 single of 168 Brooks street East Boston a laborer employed by Simp sons dry dock East Boston was struck on the head by a falling timber and badly bruised He was taken to City Hospital
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Frank Wood
Brooks Street
East Boston
Simpson’s
East
Boston
City Hospital
Montreal Faces River Flood as Ice Blocks St Lawrence
The St Lawrence River is iced opposite Montreal and rising water threatens the lower city. The revetment wall dyke holds back the flood while ice upstream remains firm. Navigation opening is delayed with the first regular passenger boat planned for April 29.
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Montreal
P. Q
St. Lawrence
Hat pricing at Browning King Co prompts market comparison
The notice offers two hats at two dollars and explains the two dollar hat lacks the finest materials. It asserts a three dollar hat matches any price in Boston, claims proof without relying on a named source, and promotes Browning King Co as the largest clothier in Washington and Kneeland Streets with boys’ clothing also offered.
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Browning, King & Co
Washington
Kneeland Sts
Boston
Bill Jones
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Dover
New England
Rosenbaum Bros
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Tremont Row
Efoft
S. Schlager
Court Street
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Keeler
Lon Co
Capt. OF
Brooker
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Court Sts
Suis and Overcoats
Stow
H. White & CO
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Pranuts
Gocco Luckn
Collins
Ewing i
Legawer
Rove
R. Hbe
Seerer
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Philadelhia
Chicago
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Helen Gould
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Highland Spring
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