Dynamite Case Arrests May Grow With Los Angeles Link
Reports indicate two remaining suspects, former Chicago residents, are being sought as investigators trace the Mossman McNamara and McManigal group. Burns agency says McNamara directed years of bombings from Chicago and Cincinnati. Darrow may represent McManigal and the McNamaras.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
John J. McNamara
International Bridge and Structural Iron ‘Workers
James W. McNamara
Ortie E. McManigal
Meanigal
Burns Agency
McManigal
James Mec Namara
James McNamara
Cincinnati
Sangamon Street
Raymond Burns
John cNamara
Indianapolis
Burns
South
Sangamontreet
Wisconsin Woods
Landlady Certifies Identity of Former Roomer in San Francisco
Mrs D B Ingersoll of San Francisco declares she believes former roomer James W McNamara is Bryce. The April 24 report notes her certainty and ongoing identification efforts in the city.
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Bryce
James W. Mc
San Francisco
D.B. Ingersoll
Suspension of Judgment in Bridge and Structural Workers Case Protests
The Boston Building Trades Board of Adjustment voted to urge Boston and Massachusetts to suspend judgment on dynamite incidents alleged against executives of the Bridge and Structural Workers' International Union. It cites past cases where Western Federation figures were cleared after appeal and pledges to defend labor rights while seeking factual truth.
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Board of Adjustment
Building Trades Department of
Boston
Massachusetts
Los Angeles Times
Bridge and Structural Tron Workers’ International Union
Moyer, Heywood and Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
West
United States
McNamara Escort Heads Toward Coast After Arrest
Train crew and detectives say John J. McNamara, jailed over a dynamiting conspiracy, left a Missouri Pacific train at Hoisington Kansas and traveled by car across the country toward an intended meeting to board the Santa Fe Limited.
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Pueblo
Col
John J. McNamara
Missouri Pacific
Hoisington
Kan
McNamara
Santa Fe Limited
Labor leader decries arrest as conspiracy against organized labor
Representative Frank Buchanan of Indianapolis and former IABSIW president denounces the arrest of A C Mc Namara of Indianapolis, secretary treasurer of the union, as part of a conspiracy against organized labor in Washington.
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Washington
Frank Buchanan
Indianapolis
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
A. C. McNamara
Warden Links Arrest in Times Dynamite Plot to Labor Harm
E L Warden of New Haven former international vice president of the Structural Iron Workers says the Indianapolis arrest of J J McNamara for the Los Angeles Times bombing appears part of a pilot to harm unions nationwide. He knew McNamara and doubts he supports violence in labor disputes.
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New Haven
Conn
E. L. Warden
International
Structural Iron Workers’ Union
J. J. McNamara
Indianapolis
Los Angeles Times
McNamara
No Monster Reward in Los Angeles Dims Over Time
April 24 report says the $100000 aggregate reward for the dynamiters has shrunk to about $25000 with only $5000 cash in sight. If Burns proves James B. McNamara as the J B Bryce, LA will pay $5090. arrest of Schmidt and Caplan could add $10000. Unions still offer $7500. no other heads priced.
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J. B. Bryce
Los Angeles Times
James W. McNamara
Bryce
Cincinnati
McNamara
Ohio
Detroit
Ferry
Los Angeles
Times Dynamiters
W. J. Burns
James B. McNamara
M. A. Schmidt
David Caplan
California
San Francisco
Bryce,” Schmidt and Caplan, the Three Men Named In Los Angeles
Steamship Asia Sinks Off Finger Rock in Fog
The Pacific Mail steamship Asia, en route from Hong Kong to San Francisco, sank off Finger Rock, South China, after striking in fog while steering toward Shanghai. All passengers were rescued and mails saved. The steamer America and the Shang Siu assisted, with America remaining on scene until weather cleared.
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Rio
Pacific Mail
Asia
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Finger Rock
South China
Tie Asia
Shanghai
America
Toyo Kisen Company
Shang Siu
Taku Steamship Company
Drinks Made Him Hug The Court In Mineola
Henry J. Canning of Jersey City faced contempt charges in Surrogate John J. Graham's court after he embraced the judge and demanded a square deal. His lawyer apologized, noting Canning's chills and a quick glass of brandy and whiskey as the reason for his familiarity. The surrogate accepted the apology and purged the contempt, then lectured on court dignity while Canning testified in the dispute over his father's will.
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Mineola
Henry J. Canning
Jersey City
John J. Graham
Canning
Suspected McNamaras Tied to Springfield Blast
Springfield police chief William J. Quilty reports Burns agency in Chicago suspects John J. McNamara and James W. McNamara alias J B Bryce in the attempted destruction of Springfield’s municipal building. Burns telegrams confirm arrests in Los Angeles and dynamiting of a Times building, guiding Quilty to seek more details and cross menages with Los Angeles authorities.
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Springfield
William J. Burns
Quilty
Chicago
International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Los Angeles
Burns
Boston
Joan J. McNamara
James W. McNamara
J. B. Bryce
Ortie EE. Mc
Flint elects Socialist mayor once famed prize fighter
John A. C. Manton, newly sworn in as Flint mayor, is identified as a Socialist and former prize fighter. A Muskegon inquiry revived memory of his past as a lightweight who reportedly knocked out a Muskegon boxer named Murphy near Fruitport before police intervened. Manton confirms the connection.
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Flint
Mich
John A. C. Manton
Michigan
Muskegon
Manton
Jack
Murphy
Fruitport
Mellen's Hands on the Boston Albany
The article reports opposition to the Boston and Albany deal linking New Haven and New York Central interests. It notes Mellen and Byrnes guiding talks in New York, predicts statehouse clash, and details lease terms and deficits facing the Boston and Albany line.
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Mellen
BOSTON @ ALBANY
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promises Sole Superior Remedy
The advertisement asserts Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures through twenty plus ingredients and claims no substitute equals it. It warns against cheaper preparations marketed as “just as good,” stating they are inferior, cheaper to make, and benefit sellers more than consumers.
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Hood
New Haven and New York Central Plan Boston & Albany Reorganization
The New Haven and New York Central agree to share profits from the Boston & Albany under a new regime. James H. Hustis becomes vice president and general manager with offices at South Station. W. C. Brown remains financial head in New York. H. M. Briscoe is traffic manager. The Boston & Albany will operate from Boston, with Mellen gaining control of all traffic between New England and New York and joint trunk lines Boston to the West. The plan envisions traffic realignments, better through connections, and possible air service improvements, effective July 1.
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Boston & Albany
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Chicago
New York Central
Vanderbilt
James H. Hustis
South Station
W. C. Brown
New York
H. M. Briscoe
Boston
New England
Mr. Mellen
West
Boston& Albany
Kidney Trouble Gone After Swamp Root Cure
William H. Partch of New Haven Vermont recounts severe illness with rheumatism and kidney trouble. He lost weight from 98 to 145 pounds, used Swamp Root, then regained to 195 pounds and became an advocate. The statement was sworn before a justice of the peace in September 1909.
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Partch
D. A. Roseau
Justice of the Peace
Boston Chamber Sees Boston & Albany Autonomy Move
The Boston Chamber of Commerce comments on a shift giving Boston & Albany practical autonomy with J. H. Hustus as executive officer in charge. The arrangement keeps ties with the New York Central and allows cooperative facilities with the New Haven system, seen as favorable to the public without extra capital outlay.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Post
Boston & Albany
J. H. Hustis
Boston
New York Central
New Haven
New York Central Grants New Haven Trackage Rights
President Brown announced that the New York Central will operate the Boston and Albany as a separate property with a general manager in Boston. The New Haven will share in net results and gain trackage rights on segments between South Framingham and Boston, Ashland and South Framingham, Ludlow and Springfield, and Pittsfield and North Adams. James Hustis named general manager in Boston. local officers remain, reporting to Hustis.
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New York
W. Co. Brown
New York Central Tonight
New York Central Company
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston
New Haven Company
Boston & Albany
South Framingham
Ashland
Ludlow
Springeld
Pittsfield
North Adams
New York Central
New York, New Haven & Hartford Company
James H. Hustis
Hustis
New England
Obituary notices from Cambridge and Boston area
Death notices list multiple residents with dates and funeral details. Includes ages, burial sites, and service times for Anderson, Courtney, Crocker, Devine, Diggins, Eastman, Godbold, Halpin, Hannaford, Johnstone, McCarthy, McInnes, MacDonald, Madden, Moylen, Murray, Sullivan, Simms, Sweeney, Whalen, and Winston. Services held April 25–27 at various churches and cemeteries. relatives invited.
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Anderson
Cambridge
Josephine
Frederick Anderson
Cambridge Street
Cambridge Cemetery
Courtney
South Boston
Nora Courtney
John H. Murphy
Gate of Heaven
Crockpr
Belmont
Mae Sophia
Philander R. Crocker
Myrtle St
Devine
Dorchester
Robert
Thomas
Helen Devine
Kelleher
Parkman Street
Diggins
Jeremiah
Martha Diggins
Elliot Street
Vayette Street
St. James’ Church
Eastman
Ellery T. Fastman
Fuveral
Butler St
Dorchester Lower Mills
Godbold
East Boston
Charles H. Godbold
Trenton Street
Halpin
Allston
Thomas K. Halpin
John Halpin
Blaine Avenue
St. Anthony’s Church
Holton Street
Hannaford
Roxbury
Richard Hannaford
Field Street
Lynn
Brockton
Johnstone
Rosan Johnstone
Brooks Street
McCarthy
Dennis
Annie McCarthy
Joy
Welster Avenue
St. Mary’s of the Annunciation Church
Oly Cross
St. John’s
N. F
M’innes
Boston
Marguerite
Daniel B
Ellen M. Melnnes
Riley
Worcester
MacDonald
Irene
James A
Bridget MacDonald
Nonquit Street
Madden
West Broadway
Julia A
John Madden
St. Vincent's Church
New Calvary
Moylen
East Cambridge
Mary, Nee Donegan
Michael Moylen
Eighth St
Church of the Sacred Heart
Murray
Brookline
Patrick Murray
Bellevue Street
St. Mary’s of the Assumption Church
Sullivan
Mary A
John H. Simms
Catherine
John ~McCusker
Tufts Street
St. Catherine's Church
Vine Street
St. Gertrude Court M
Sweeney
Hanora
Peter Sweeney
Dailey
Delle Avenue
Whalen
Mary
William Whalen
Parig Street
Church of the Most Holy Redeemer
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