Chelsea Fire Fatalities Prompt Medical Examiner Exhumation Inquiry
Noting dissatisfaction with fire management at the Mardes house in Chelsea, two children Lillie aged five and Sarah aged two suffocated. Medical Examiner McGrath will exhumed the bodies and hold an inquest after hospital treatment at Frost Hospital. officials failed to notify him initially. Chief Hudson later ordered police to notify the medical examiner immediately in any future death by fire or suspicious causes.
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Harry Mardes
Arlington Street
Chelsea
Mardes
McGrath
Lillie
Sarah
Frost Hospital
Fred van Magness
Board of Health
Saminer McGrath
Hudson
Prescription to Clean the Blood Mix At Home
A home remedy is proposed as a blood cleanser and kidney tonic. The mix uses Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsa parilla three ounces. Taken in teaspoonful doses after meals and at night with plenty of water.
Dozen candidates loom for Suffolk district attorney race
Twelve names circulate among party leaders for Suffolk county district attorney post. Ex congressman John A. Sullivan and former DA Michael J. Sughrue top the whispers, with Joseph A. Dennison favored by Mayor Fitzgerald. Other speculated contenders include Charles F. M. Malley, John S. Richardson, Alderman Charles M. Draper, George Holden Tinkham, Walter A. Webster, and Harry W. James as city solicitor. The district spans Boston Chelsea Winthrop and Revere with nominating delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Sullivan
Michael J. Sughrue
Felix W. McGettrick
John B. Moran
Charles F. M. Malley
Conry
Joseph A. Dennison
Suffolk County
Fitzgerald
City Hall
Sughrue
Sullivan
Moran
Congressman Sullivan
Johns. Richardson
Arthur D. Hill
Charles M. Draper
Draper
George Holden Tinkham
Walter A. Webster
Harry W. James
Chelsea
Suffolk
Boston
Winthrop
Revere
Notable Local Figures Linked to Reform and Elections
John S. Richardson once Mo ran's assistant. William A. Morse ex-Senator. George H. Tinkham ex-Alderman and reformer. Walter A. Webster Representative Lexow candidate. Harry W. James Chelsea solicitor and silk mitt candidate. Charles M. Draper Alderman and Beau Brummell candidate.
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John S. Richardson
Moran
William A. Morse
George H. Tinkham
Walter A. Webster
Lexow
Harry W. James
Chelsea
Silk Mitt
Charles M. Draper
Beau Brummell
Bonilla Vows to Reorganize Forces and Continue War
In Mexico City on April 19 a report states defeated Honduran president Bonilla is traveling to Belize to regroup his troops and pursue further conflict.
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Bonilla
Mexico City
Belize
British Honduras
Firemen Charged With Looting At Fires
The article reports alleged thefts by Boston firemen linked to major fires. Officers are suspended and to be heard. claims include stolen shoes, clothing, china, bric a brac, paintings, rugs, cut glass, and jewelry sold in saloons. Specific incidents cited near Central wharf and Studio building fires.
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Boston
Central Wharf
Newburyport Express Company
S. A. Freeman Company
Howe & Brench
Boston Fire Department
Mystery Invoices Cited For Bromo Quinine Package
A damaged note describes a so called package labeled Bromo Quinine with black lettering and E. W. Grove signature. The text mentions Ware and Taviet as brand cues and warns of mislabeling or deception in similar remedies.
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E. W
GROVE
Piles Cured in Six to Fourteen Days by Paley Ointment
Guaranteed to cure piles including bleeding protruding or itching within six to fourteen days or money back. Price listed as 50 cents.
Maine Man Faces Trial In Cold North Heathered by Fear
John Robens the Mexican accused of the Smyrna Mills murder faces a Maine courtroom as his jury trial nears. He pleads innocence amid claims of a hostile atmosphere in Houlton and says prison would be a living death. Robens recalls years of logging work and vows to prove he is innocent before the jury verdict.
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Houlton
John Robens
Edgar Dickinson
Smyrna Mills
Thomaston
Amaston
Maine
Post
Mexico
Canada
Smyrna
Dickinson
George Campbell
Perle
Robens
Hamlin
Spear
Wages by Ballot Call for Boston City Laborers
District Master Workman Thomas H. Canning urged Boston city employees to back a wage rise to 2.26 a day through ballots. He noted 20 years of 2 dollar daily pay despite higher living costs and higher wages for other employers. The Knights of Labor assembly endorsed the remarks and thanked Mayor FitzGerald for reinstating workers in the park department.
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Boston
Thomas H. Canning
Park Department Assembly
Knights of Labor
Canning
Assembly
Patrick J. McCarthy
Fitzgerald
Park Department
William Cassell
Michael Martin
Patrick J. McLeod
Appellate Court Affirms Attorney Browne Forgery Conviction
The appellate division of the Supreme Court confirmed the 20 year sentence of Henry Hoffman Browne, a New York attorney, for forgery in the first degree and uttering a deed. Browne was convicted March 23, 1906, and the indictment charged forgery and uttering a deed.
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New York
Appellate Division
Supreme Court Today
Henry Hoffman Browne
Browne
Yale Master Key Locking System pitch
An advertisement from Yale & Towne Mfg. Co promotes a master key system for office buildings. It claims distinct locks and keys for each door, plus sub master and grand master keys to access all locks. The copy highlights security and convenience for suites and buildings.
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Yale
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Kirschbaum
Madras
Allen
New England
Sughrue and
Ward 20
Kelcher
Malley
Mahoney
Juan
John) Robens
Edward Dickinson
The
Paul H. Shannon
Imo C. J. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Minard
Emma
Williams
Sawyer St
M’phail
Columbus AV
Cor
Dartmouth
Yale & Towne Mfg. Company
Pearl Street
Massachusetts Nautical Training School
Enterprise
Atlantic Works
Commissioners Nautical Training School
State House
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
Charles H. F D
Home Office New
Milk St. Sn
Albert H. Curtis
Tel. Rox
Frederic J. Crosby
Warren St
Warnnes
Gunder
Helga Warnnes
Hanover Street
Holmes
Dentistry Co
Ee Court
Bowdoin Sq Theatre
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