Extradition Papers Prepared for William A. Dorr
Acting under the Essex county District Attorney’s instructions, Police Inspector Stacey R. Burches filed the extradition request papers with Governor Foss to return William A. Dorr from Stockton, California, to answer murder charges in Massachusetts. An identity breakthrough linked Dorr to Fletcher Plummer, clearing fears of a hidden accomplice.
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Lynn
Henry C. Atwill
Stacey R. Burches
William A. Dorr
California
Stockton
Essex County
George E. Marsh
Dorr on Mind Loss After Marsh Murder Charge in Jail
William A. Dorr, jailed on Marsh murder allegations, suffers a memory lapse and denies recent six weeks of events. He questions jailers and seeks access to attorney and aunt Miss Orpha Marsh amid efforts to secure legal counsel. Chief Briare plans further questioning. Trish Nationalist Convention cheers Home Rule Bill endorsement at Mansion House with Redmond and Gladstone in attendance.
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Stockton
Cal
William A. Dorr
Marsh
Sheppard
Dorr
Tynn
Orpha Marsh
Trish
Timilty Dominates Ward 18 Primary For House Nomination
In Ward 18, Michael F. O'Brien won the Democratic nomination with 552 votes, defeating Thomas E. Raftery and Edward J. Barrett as Jim Timilty’s influence remains strong. Raftery secured a Democratic Progressive nod on a single ballot, while Charles H. Seals took the Republican nomination unopposed. May 7 runoff looms amid a notably large 1081 Democratic vote in the ward.
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Jim” Timilty
Ward
Michael F. O’brien
House of Representatives
Daniel F. Cronin
Thomas E. Raftery
Edward J. Barrett
O’brien
Raftery
Someo
Timilty
Yeterday
Cronin
Charles H. Seals
Primarie
Ireland Unionist Hope Dismissed at Convention
At the convention John Dillon declared the action had killed the Unionist hope that Ireland would reject the measure. John O Callaghan of Boston said Irish Americans would seize England's hand of friendship. Patrick Egan of New York denounced Anglo American money trust behind protests as vile. Some suffragettes attempting entry were roughly handled by the crowd.
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John Dillon
Ireland
John O'Callaghan
Boston
America
United Irish League
England
Redmond
Patrick Egan
New York
Canada
Anglo- American Money Trust
Mr. Egan
Waltham Man Stabbed After Robbery in Fort Hill Square
Floyd Nordyk of 39 Prospect Avenue Waltham was attacked by a highwayman in Fort Hill Square about 1130 last night. He was stabbed in the left breast and robbed of 160 dollars, found semi conscious on a sidewalk, and taken to Relief Hospital in serious condition. The assailant demanded money and fled after Nordyk refused.
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Floyd Nordyk
Prospect Avenue
Waltham
Fort Hill Square
Floyd
Relief Hospital
Boston
Four Children Born to Alpena Woman
Four children were born yesterday to Mrs. E. Weneski of Posen near Alpena Michigan. The three boys and one girl are reported healthy with a farmer father.
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Alpena
Mich
E. Weneski
Posen
Harko Suits Shown In Harrison's 16 Window Displays
Displayed as the greatest exhibit of men s Harko suits in the world. Secotches worsteds and blue serges with silk lining. A $25.00 suit offered for $12.50. S H Harrison Co 662 to 672 Washington corner Beach streets.
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S. H. Harrison Co
Washington, Cor. Beach Streets
Forger Named Hub Woman Learns of Grift in Grand Jury
Frances T. Pope of Boston testified as a victim in Reno where John Dillon served as butler and manipulated a $35 check to pay a $2 drugstore bill. Dillon was arrested, confessed, indicted, and pleaded guilty, with sentencing expected tomorrow in Judge Orrand's court.
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Reno
Frances T. Pope
Boston
Grand Jury
John Dillon
Dillon
Milk price agreement reached by producers and contractors
After a Boston meeting yesterday milk producers and contractors reached a settlement. The Whiting companies Alden Brothers W A Graustein and several farms agreed to producer terms for interstate milk with H P Hood Sons stating they will pay equally. Deerfoot Farm Rockingham Milk Co and Acton Farms also will meet requirements.
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Boston
Alden Brothers
W. A. Graustein
Deerfoot Farm
Rockingham Milk Company
Acton Farms Company
H. P. Hood & Sons
Harko Suits Advertises Hand Tailored Value
A vintage advertisement claims Harko suits are strictly hand tailored and priced at 12.50, challenging the $25.00 market. S. H. Harrison Co. displays at 662 to 672 Washington Street opposite Gaiety Theatre.
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Harko
S. H. Harrison Co
Washington Street
Gaiety Theatre
See the Harko Suit Offer At Unbeatable Prices
Advertises handmade suits at 12.50 with 25 dollar value implied. Claims vast selection with over one hundred patterns. Promotes 8S. H. Harrison Co located at 662 to 6 Washington St opposite Gaiety Theatre.
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H. Harrison Co
Washington St
Gaiety Theatre
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John Redmond
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Dublin
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PTT
Star
Rob Man OF
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Adams Square
Harrison
United States
Sample Cloak Co
Temple Place
S. S. Titanic
Tichnor Bros., Inc
Causeway St
Bostom
Hub
Butler
A. Shuman & Co
Peter Faneuil
Men's Hat Department
Shuman Corner
Zeman-Collins Shoe CO
Lincoln Street
Lynn & Brockton
New England
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S & Sieg
Harris
Iaas
Dreyfus
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