Numerous Arrests in At
Police report a wave of arrests in a region center, detailing multiple individuals taken into custody on a range of charges. Officials urge calm and anticipate further updates as investigations continue.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1904
Page
1
Man in Priest Garb Threatens Loubet Plot in Rome
A Frenchman dressed as a priest cried out in Rome that he had come to kill President Loubet. Police investigated a suspected assassination plot as authorities traced the would be killer who followed Loubet to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Loubet
Death Toll Grows After Devastating Tornado Raid in Indian Territory and Texas
A severe tornado swept Indian Territory and parts of Texas and Arkansas, causing many deaths and injuries. The number of fatalities was rising, with hundreds of buildings destroyed and farm stock wiped out. Survivors faced sudden collapses and widespread ruin across the affected regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Indian Territory
Texas
Arkansas
Rome Threats Spark Grand Search For Loubet Visit
In Rome authorities pursue a man tied to a sensational threat aimed at President Loubet. Priests were detained but witnesses could not identify the speaker. A French priest in disguise caused a stir at Italia newspaper, claiming to kill the president before vanishing. Police investigate whether a real plot exists or a demented prank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
France
Italy
Loubet
Italia
Eeme
Boston Sues City for 25000 After West End Raid
Mrs. George P. Lorrey and her husband sue Boston for 25000 damages claiming Sergeant Taylor and Patrolman McGraw exposed her to view during a raid on 33 Green Street. She says insults and foul language followed detainment after their door was broken open before dawn. They provided their Lynn marriage certificate to prove their consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
McGraw
West End
Green Street
George P. Lorrey
Campbell Street
Lynn
Boston
Firebug Busy in Dorchester Mills Fire
An attempt to burn the Hayden mills on Hollinsworth Street Dorchester was thwarted by quick fire department action after an alarm from Box 352. The wooden, unused mills owned by J. E. Z. Hayden were highly inflammable and could have caused extensive damage if flames had taken hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollinsworth Street
Dorchester
J. E. Z. Hayden
Russian ships attack Gensan in late telegram update
Tokio April 25. Russian cruisers Russia and Gromoboi from Vladivostok attacked Gensan with a third cruiser and two torpedo boats. They sank the steamer Goyo after ordering its crew ashore. Marines landed briefly, then recalled as ships withdrew and remained offshore. Japanese and Coreans fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Russia
Gromoboi
Vladivostok
Gensan
Goyo
Missing boarder tied to Jersey City murder and robbery
Thomas Micheles, a Buffalo newcomer and boarder in Jersey City, is missing after a murder investigation. Police suspect he killed a resident for the $800 savings hidden in the house, amid suspicions of robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Micheles
Buffalo
Harris Dexter Faces Jury Over Brother's Death in Dedham
In Dedham on April 25, 14-year-old Harris Dexter of Randolph stands unmoved as 12 jurors prepare to decide if he caused the death of his 10-year-old brother Parker on March 27. His father Edward Dexter testified with emotion about the boy’s admission to the detective that the tragedy could be ruled an accident. The defense rested after 13 witnesses. Harris did not testify. The case likely goes to the jury tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Harris Dexter
Randolph
Parker Dexter
Edward Dexter
Harris
Mr. Scott
Jacquith
Parker
Mr. Dexter
Dedham Court
Roy
Little Brother
Master Bakers May Declare Open Shop Strike Threat
Executive committee of the Master Bakers Association says unions voted to strike May 1 unless demands are met. A conference was scheduled for Monday at 4 p m but unions arrived late and would not meet. Masters propose renewing the existing agreement. if not accepted by May 1, open shop will be declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakers’ Unions
Master Bakers’ Association
Bakers
Gloucester Boat Ashore Near Sandy Hook
A 59 ton Gloucester fishing schooner Agnes E Downs ran aground near Sandy Hook during thick weather on her way from mackerel banks. The ship lies close to the beach with northeast wind, lifesavers from Sandy Hook station and a wrecking tug aiding. The captain and 15 crew remain aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Agnes E. Downs
Gloucester
Mass
Sandy Hook
Boston Weather Outlook with Cold Tuesday Direction
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair skies and colder Tuesday. Wednesday remains fair with brisk northwest to north winds. Horsford's Acid Phosphate is suggested to quiet nerves and restore appetite and sleep, claimed to strengthen permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Vicinity
Horsford
Livingston Tomb Robbed in Livingston Family Vault
A World dispatch from Hudson N Y reports the Livingston family tomb at the Livingston manor place was broken into on Saturday night and the body of General Henry W Livingston's wife was removed with no trace left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson, N. Y
Livingstons
Livingston Manor Place
Henry W. Livingston
Fireman Slain In Factory Night Clash Between Workers
Benjamin Farrow, night fireman at American Steam Gauge and Valve, was shot and bludgeoned to death in a Camden Street factory. Night watchman Robert McGraw, claiming self defense after a quarrel, shot five times after a hammer attack. McGraw arrested. medical examiner ordered the body sent to hospital morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Farrow
American Steam Gauge and Valve Manufacturing Company
Camden Street
Robert McGraw
Greenwich Street
McGraw
Farrow
Oneil
Burris
Station 10
Gorham M. Cheeney
Hancock Inspirator Company
Draper
City Hospital
Fayrow
Accused of aiding Reid escape in Hampden Jail
Springfield April 25 Frederick Paddock a street railway conductor was arrested on charges of abetting the escape of William J Reid alias L O Hoffman from Hampden County Jail on Jan 10. Paddock 27 formerly a jail guard is alleged to have supplied Hoffman two back saws two keys and conveyed tools to aid the escape as Pinkerton detectives investigate whether the help came from inside or outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Frederick /. Paddock
William J. Reid
L. O. Hoffman
Hampden County
Paddock
Hoffman
E. P. Clark
Pinkerton
Diamond Ring Stolen From Iron Worker Theodore Farmer
Private detectives hunt a man who stole a $300 diamond ring from Theodore Farmer, wealthy iron ware broker with an office on State Street. A week earlier Farmer met the suspect in a State Street cafe, shared a meal, and received a firm handshake before the ring vanished at his Huntington Avenue home. He notes the suspect once worked as a hotel bartender and knows his name and full description.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Farmer
State Street
Mr. Farmer
Farmer
Huntington Avenue
Tornado Kills Six in Pryor Creek Area
A tornado four miles south of Pryor Creek Oklahoma last night killed six people and injured others. The Abbott family perished in their demolished home, Albert Dealy’s home was destroyed with his young son dead and his father badly hurt, Leopold Bitting and his eight year old daughter Lucy died in Grand River area, while the storm cut a clear swath through Flint Hill before bringing heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor Creek
I. T
Here
John Abbott
Albert Dealy
Grand River
Leopold Bitting
Lucy
Flint Hill
Seven Die as Tornado Hits Fairland Illinois
A tornado swept Fairland Illinois on April 25 destroying six business blocks and killing seven people outright with several more injured. Three of the injured are expected to die as property damage nears ten thousand dollars. Four miles south the storm was even worse, demolishing farmhouses and barns and killing livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairland
I. Te
Here
Tornado Hits Pas tora and Pine Bluff area killing and injuring several
A Pas tora tornado killed two people and injured five, one fatally, destroying the home of Martin Sanders and injuring his wife and son who suffered skull fracture. William Smith’s house and multiple negro cabins were blown down, Pleas Thomas’s home also collapsed with his two boys dead. Damaged crops and several injuries reported. Pine Bluff nearby escaped main destruction but wind was strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Pine Bluff
Pastoria
Martin Sanders
Sanders
William Smith
Pleas Thomas
Sherifl
Death and ruin at Muskogee I T storm damages families
A storm near Muskogee Oklahoma on April 25 killed John Truelove and his child and fatally wounded Mrs. Truelove. A separate twister near Choteau blew a man a quarter mile and killed him while his father survived. An Indian woman and child perished in Tahlequah as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
I. T. Muskogee
I. T
John Truelove
Tornado Strikes Sherrill Jefferson County Killing Two
A tornado swept through Jefferson county Arkansas today killing two Negro children and causing heavy property damage. In Sherrill many buildings were blown down and extensive destruction reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluff
Ark
Jefferson County
Sherrill
Tornado damages homes near Mexia Texas
A tornado three miles east of Mexia Texas demolished several homes including those of A B Shanks R B Baker George Wolfe and Dr Bachelor. Miss Jennie Shanks was probably fatally injured and the Shanks family all injured. W E Bonner and his daughter were seriously hurt after being blown from a carriage. Much minor damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Mexia
A. B. Shanks
R. B. Baker
George Wolfe
Dr. Bachelor
Jennie Shanks
Shanks
W. E. Bonner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pres. Loubet
Jersey City
Julia Schmacht
National Shawmut Bank
Congress Street
James P. Stearns
E. Hayward Ferry
Francis B. Sears
Abram T. Collier
Ames
Micajah P. Clough
Edmund D. Codman
Henry B. Abkor
Hayward Ferry
Francis Foster
William A. Gaston
Daniel B. Hallett
Henry L. Higginson
Henry 8. Howe
Frank H. Barbour
Wallace
Henry F. Smith
Arthur. P. Stone
Frederick S. Moseley
Hmoratio Newhall
Joseph B. Russell
Francis LB
Sears Wenn
Spaulding
Ane Williams
Robert Winsor
Alfred
Woodworth
Dexter
Dexter's
Fair—Colber
Livingston
Fireman
Watchman
Roxbury Factory
Reid
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