Grief Stricken Man Leaps to Death from Battery Street
Carlo Scarpello aged 61, despondent over imagined trouble with his married daughter, leaped from a fourth story window at 19 Battery street yesterday morning. He had left his home at 21 Ford street, Orient Heights, Tuesday with a valise and visited his niece, Mrs. Angelo Carpello, at 19 Battery street. He knocked early yesterday and spoke of money and his watch before the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlo Scarpello
Battery Street
Scarpello
Ford Street
Orient Heights
Angelo Carpello
Suspected crime ends in fatal fall near alley
In a shocking incident a man named Scarpello leaped from a window into an alley and fell 40 feet. Carpello chased and found Scarpello dead with severe head and bone injuries. Scarpello, a 30 year resident laborer, is survived by three daughters who will handle burial arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carpello
Scarpello
Carpello
Regulations curb bait for Newfoundland and Canadian vessels
The colonial government of Newfoundland issued strict bait regulations governing colonial waters. Vessels from Newfoundland and Canada may obtain limited bait, with severe penalties for violations. The rules aim to prevent native fishermen from supplying American vessels excluded by the Bond bait act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's
N. F
Newfoundland
Treaty Coast and Labrador
Subpoena Issued for Armour Buyer in Beef Trust Probe
Chicago April 20 special grand jury investigating the beef trust issues a subpena for C. J. Davis head buyer in Armour and Co sheep department. Davis planned to leave Chicago selling his home. District Attorney Morrison said the investigation may end by May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Beef Trust
C. J. Davis
Armour & Co
Davis
Morrison
Witness in Chicago Claims He Saw Young Death
A Chicago man named B Rosen reports he witnessed a man in a cab near West Broadway and Chambers Street in June last year shoot himself after pleading with a woman. He believes the event ties to Cesar Young’s death and Nan Patterson’s New York trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Vorwaerth
Chicago
Cesar Young
Nan Patterson
New York City
B. Rosen
Fourth Street
New York
West Broadway
Chambers Street
Rosen
Boston Letter Carriers Back Holland for National President
At a crowded Branch 34 meeting with 150 carriers in Boston the group chose six delegates to the national convention in Portland Oregon and endorsed J D Holland for national president. The resolutions urged improved relations between the Post Office Department and carriers if Holland were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Portland
Ore
J. D. Holland
Holland
Post Office Department
Dorchester Grocers Fined for Adulterated Foods
Judge Churchill at the Dorchester District Court fined several Dorchester dealers for selling adulterated foods. J. C. Dolan and J. K. Keefe each paid 15 dollars for adulterated milk, Philip Af. Wiggins 15 dollars for bad vinegar, Martha Marcus 25 dollars on two counts for adulterated butter, Alvin Parlin 25 dollars on two counts for adulterated butter, and Frank Perkins and Arthur W. Houghton 25 dollars each as Clay Bros. clerks for selling adulterated butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Perkins
Arthur W. Houghton
Clay Bros
Washington Street
Virginia General Fitzhugh Lee Visits Boston
General Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia, Boston’s distinguished visitor, arrived last evening and went to the Parker House as representative of Virginia which is soon to celebrate its tercentenary.
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Fitzhugh Lee
Boston
Virginia
Parker House
Tee
Fleet brings 298000 pounds haddock and 849000 total two day receipts
A 48 vessel arrival at the wharf reported 298000 pounds of haddock 89000 cod 83000 pollock and 2000 cask with eight vessels from Wednesday lifting total two day receipts to 849000 pounds. Skipper Jerry Shea of the Regina led yesterday with about 70000 pounds and held stock for this morning's market.
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Jerry Shea
Regina
Harvester
Albert Geiger
Rita A. Viator
Olive I. Hutchins
Rose Cabral
Stranger
Mary Santos
Philomena Manter
Julia Costa
Frank K. Foster
Nellie G. Adams
Joseph P. Johnson
James §. Steele
Carrie I. Roberts
Fish Hawk
Viking
Mary E. Cooney
Helen B. Thomas
Annie
Jennie
Mary J. Ward
Yankee
Sadie A. Nunan
Mortis H. Perry
Ida S. Brooks
Minerva
Valentinna
Belbina
Marion
Mary E. Stone
Venus
Olivia Sears
Sarah
Two Sisters
Dart
Crescent
Eva
Pearl
Haddock
Shipping News Mini Almanac Item with Varying Vessels
Shipping notices list arrivals and clearances dated April 21. Steamers Massepequa Cebu and Sardinian carry passengers and hemp from Glasgow to Portland and Halifax. numerous ships and tugs sail or tow barges between Boston New York Philadelphia and Atlantic ports. wind southwest.
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Orar
Melbourne
Boston
New York
Australia
Scott
Manila
Cebu
Sardinian
Moor
Glasgow
Derry
Halifax
N. S
H. & A. Allan
Daltonhall
Gordon
Fowey
Eng
Portland
St. Croix
Thompson
St. John
Eastport
Ellis
Shinney
Yarmouth
Verona
Oxholm
Puerto Plata
Chattahoochee
Dreyer
Savannah
Howard
James
Baltimore
Norfolk
James S. Whitney
Grove
City of Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
Bay State
Oliver
Tugs
Hokendauqua
Robinson
Perth Amboy
Baronet
Baltic
Portsmouth
N. HH
Bizarre
Newburyport
Wrahising
Quinn
Burden
Brunette
Bravo
Bath
Eureka
Plummer
South Amboy
Ardmore
Pemberton
Woodbury
Dudley Pray
Coffin
Clifton
Maywood
Oakland
Standard, Johnson
Philadelphia
S. O. Co
Walifax
Catawissa
Calhoun
Eust
Indian Ridge
Line Forest
Jennie S. Hall
Watts
Jacksonville
Mount Hope
Babbitt
Newport News
Winegance
Blaisdell
Kingston
N. Y
Abbie
Eva Hooper
Olsen
Edgewater
N. J
Donna T. Briggs
Gurney
Albany
Flyaway
Borden
Serena
Kendall
Harvest Home
Wooster
Sullivan
Glenallen
Mitchell
Machias
James A. Stetson
Jameson
Red Beach
Georgian
London
Chicklade
Musquiash
N. B
Admiral Sampson
Port Antonio
Jam
Esparza
Port Simon
C. R
Aransas
S. R. Lane
Gloucester
Mass
Catalone
Parthian
H. I. Dimock
Lackawanna
Chenango
Hoboken
John
Chandler
Hackensack
Troy
Prescott Palmer
Mabel EF. Goss
Stonington
Bowker Fertilizer Company Banquet Recalls First Event
The Bowker Fertilizer Company Associates held their first annual banquet last evening at their rooms. Attendees included J. M. Wilson treasurer F. R. Maier H. De Adams T. Ee Grove L. J. Rouleau J. F. Brown J. F. Sawyer S. A. Barrett and Miss M M Wood E D Brown Mabel Hefler Mabel Allen. T L Grove acted as toastmaster. The event featured talent and music and was described as highly enjoyable. An advertisement promotes Colonist tickets from March 1 to May 1 for travel from Boston to multiple West Coast cities with reduced rates and Pullman cars via direct or scenic routes offered by Union Pacific & Northwestern. contact S A Hutchinson in Chicago.
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Bowker Fertilizer Company Associates
Messrs. J. M. Wilson
F. R. Maier
H. de Adams
T. Ee Grove
L. J. Rouleau
J. F. Brown
J. F. Sawyer
S. A. Barrett
M. M. Wood
E. D. Brown
Mabel Hefler
Mabel Allen
T. L. Grove
N. J. Rouleau
California
Oregon
Washington
Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Pacific Coast
New England
Colorado
S. A. Hutchinson
Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
Washington Street
Sanford Named Election Commissioner by City Mayor
Alpheus Sanford former chairman of the Board of Aldermen and ex-penal institutions commissioner was appointed by Mayor Collins to fill the vacancy caused by Charles Saunders decline. A Bowdoin graduate and veteran Republican, Sanford has served in the City Council and the Legislature and is regarded as a leading local lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpheus Sanford
Board of Aldermen
Collins
Charles Saunders
North Attleboro
Kappa Chapter
Psi Upsilon
Sanford
Suffolk County
Palmer Yarmouth Schooner Tlarwood Palmer Grounded
April 20 at Yarmouth a schooner named Tlarwood Palmer, valued at about $128,000 less than a year ago, is feared to rest on the Yar mouth flats after a January storm. The vessel may be lightened by removing five spars and deck fittings to drift free with fall tides.
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Yarmouth
Tlarwood Palmer
Yarmouth Flats
Contract suit filed against Massachusetts Brewing Company president
Edward Harrington and Charles A. Gleason of Boston filed a $10,000 contract suit in East Cambridge against Charles Pfaff, president of the Massachusetts Brewing Company, alleging commission on a real estate transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pfaff
Massachusetts Brewing Company
East Cambridge
Charles A. Gleason
Boston
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U.S
Armour Buyer
Boston Letter Carrier
Dorchester
Saxonia
Cunard
Liverpool
Queenstown
Boston Light
Mystic Pier
West Indies
United Fruit Company
Atlantic Fruit Company
Admiral Farragut
Jamaica
Limon
Costa Rica
America
Melbourne Bark Due
Allan Line
Montreal
Leyland Line
Antwerp
Lyra
Alaska
Boston Towboat Company
Tacoma-Manila
Nome
Hyades
Tremont
Shawmut
Robert Dollar
A. Rodger & Co
Port Glasgow
Scotland
Shipping News
Bowker Fertilizer Company Banquet
Comm
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
England
Kings and Queens College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ireland
New Zealand
Surgical and Medical Institute
Harvard Medical University
Sun ‘Ollins
Berwick Park
Tietel Plaza
Columbus Ave
Longesi
Bloo
D Poiso
Mber
Ula
Butler
Tremont Street
A. W. Turner
West Springfield St
DR. Jackson
Tremont St
E. W. Cahan
M. D
G. J.e.frothingham
Allston Street
Beacox Hill
Aolndoliar
E.B. Herrick
M.D
Boston, Mass
Herrick Medical CO
Jos. Grady
A. Sanger
Boylston ST
Majestic Theatre
Burnett
C. Bouin
J.P. Adams
Elan
Consulta
Lyinc
Malone
Fast Boston Company
Devonshire Street
Charles E. Adams
White Star Line
Company
India Building
State St
Ivernia
Lucania
Campania
Etruria
Umbria
Mediterranean
Altonia
Slavonia
Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas. P. Sumner, Agt
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Providence
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Summer Street
W. P. Doris
R. J
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Warren Line
Michigan
Sagamore
Sachem
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Mile ST
Joy
BO Way
Tae” &, D. Pitts
A T
Bankers Loan Company
Smith Building
Joston
Ss. R. Briggs
Washington St
Cig
Mutual Loans CO
Watec
Devonshire St
Tolman
P. O. Box
People's Company
William E. Fay & Co
State St. St. Boston
Hirsh & CO
William Hirsh & CO
Working Men’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
WONEY
HUB Loan CO
L. J. Pra. Body
Devonshire
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
D&s Tf
Washburn Loan CO
Cambridge
Mass. Ave
West End Dispensary
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
Donahoe’s Drafts J Jew
Wash- Senate Aly
Boylston
Oere Continental Clothing
He Donahoe & CO
Tremont Sts
Castle Or
Taio
Sudbury
Suite Bros
Dover Street
School St
Cor
Dover
Winter St
Houghton's
Steel
WM. Lapworth & Son
Milford
North Adams
Durham St
Haidoboro
Jordan Marsh Co
tLady
Gold Watch
M. B
Agassiz
Bruce
Summer St
Lady's Gold Watch
L. C. de
HH. H. Osgood
Charlestown St
Richmond
Puffer Manufacturing GO
Portland St
Fr&Sutt
the Post
Farrell
D. Mulcahy & CO
Matthews St
Chelsea
Kemp’s
Dorchester St
Paris Square
Read’s Legal Agency
Nellie E. Bryant
Otis M. Bryant
Suffolk
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
State National Bank OF Boston
Suffolke
Massachusetts
I. Thomas P. Kane
T. P. Kane
Shepeteld Razor CO
Court St
Hayden CO
Rochester
State Steam Engineering School
Haverhill St
North Union Station
James Coyne
M. E
Diéotf
Coyne Bros
Boston Ave
St. Louis
Third St
Cincinnati
O. St
Boston House
Wronlag
SNL Au Ee Post
Foreman
Alberts
Kendall, Barrows CO
Carpenter
Houghton & Warr
Commercial St
Miasomaary
Lewando's
Watertown
Montgomery
Atlantic Ave
Rales
Tremont Row
LAPY
Singer
Roxbury Crossing
Walnut St
Somerville
Columbia St
L. Lipson’s
Pleasant St
Green St
Tel
Spizer & Cooper
Billerica
M. Lipson
Causeway St
Tel. Con
R. Wise
OSB
Leverett St
Nc S. Cohen & CO
Brighton St
Court. St
Chas. C. Allen
Ponte
Marc
Dasa
LAW Syndicate
Water St
Astrology
Johnson
Dover St
Champlin
Webster
Hallet & Davis
Heinemann
Slye
Guy's
Canal St
H. L. Beal
North St
Hingham
Wash. St
J. E. Rich
Provincetown
FE. Rich
Thos. Snow & Sons
North Market St
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfield St
A. L
Tris Tarrant Co
Hudson St
Renee Rue Evans Chemical CO
MR. Hawkins
Buffalo Tea CO
Cornhill
R. H. White CO
Franklin Street
Court Avenue
Beacon Street
Rawkins Jordan Marsh CO
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