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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1906

Page

5

Senator McCarren Sued for 200000 by Mrs Dixon

Mrs Mary H Dixon sues Senator Patrick Henry McCarren for 200000 claiming he professed a common law marriage and fathered a son after meeting in 1902. Justice White signs an order for a sheriff's jury to assess damages, with possible action to open default to block the inquisition.

New York Supreme Court White Brooklyn Mary H. Dixon Patrick Henry McCarren Kings County McCarren Dixon Canada Albany Manhattan Clarendon Hotel Patrick Henry McCarren, Jr

Decision Reserved in Sharon Liquor Raid Case

Judge Marden reserved decision in the government case against Emil Camus and Amos H Whipple managers of the Tudor Farm Motor Car Club of Sharon charged with illegally keeping and selling liquor. State Detective Silas B Smith testified to seizing wines and beer on July 17.

the Commonwealth

Roosevelt Jr to Hunt Mountain Lions in Colorado

Theodore Roosevelt Jr and George Roosevelt Jr will visit Gunnison Colorado in late August for a hunting and fishing expedition. They will stay with Lieutenant Emery S Land and enjoy mountain lion bear and trout in the same mountains where the President hunted two years ago.

Gunnison Theodore Roosevelt, Jr George Roosevelt Emery S. Land United States Navy Lieutenant Land

Gompers Plans Maine Swing Extends to Massachusetts

President Samuel Gompers of the AFL said he will extend his speaking tour in Maine and may campaign in Massachusetts. He plans seven speeches in Maine’s second district against Littlefield between Aug 18 and 25, then move to New Hampshire and possibly Massachusetts. He expects a close fight and noted labor leaders will campaign in the district.

Washington, D. C Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Maine Massachusetts Littlefield New England Mr. Gompers Keene N. H New Hampshire Federation Kennedy Lsabor

Douglas Pushes Tariff Issue in May Public Statement

Ex governor William J. Douglas remained reticent amid rumors of a bold tariff address. He declined to discuss candidacy while urging that tariff relief remain a front page issue with broad citizen backing. He praised all gubernatorial hopefuls and urged a harmonious campaign against stand-patters.

Monument Beach Douglas Whitney Thayer Sullivan Hamlin Moran State Committee

Unknown Man Found Dead in Fort Point Channel Floating

A body of an unidentified man was found yesterday noon in the Fort Point Channel near the Broadway Extension bridge by Crawtender Patrick H. Boyle. The corpse floated seaward as investigators began its examination.

Fort Point Channel Broadway Extension Bridge Crawtender Patrick H. Boyle

Hearing Set in Murder Case of 12-Year-Old Son

Emil Streub charged with the murder of his 12-year-old son John will face a hearing in Great Barrington as the Commonwealth withholds some sensational evidence. Detective Brue from New Haven will remain on the case after the hearing, asserting a crucial knife evidence was lost due to delay. H. C. Joyner represents Streub, while Charles Giddings argues for the Commonwealth.

Great Barrington Emil Streub John Commonwealth Brue New Haven H. C. Joyner Streub Charles Giddings

Unknown man found dead near Broadway Extension Bridge

A body recovered from the water near the Broadway Extension Bridge is identified as a 50 year old laborer about 5 feet 9 inches tall, 175 pounds, with a thick gray mustache and blonde hair. Authorities believe accidental drowning after several days in the water. the man lacked shoes and socks and may have worked on a cement or sand schooner. Medical Examiner Stedman inspected the body at Briggs' undertaking rooms on Howard street.

Stedman Briggs Howard Street

Ambassador Meyer’s Wife Reaches Paris

Mrs. Meyer the American ambassador’s wife and her daughter arrived in Paris today after leaving St. Petersburg where the ambassador is based.

Ambassador Meyer Paris

Erasure May Tie Up Russell Sage Will

New York August 2 three strokes of a pen may delay the Sage estate in vast litigation. The erasure of the date in the will could affect validity and open the contest to other heirs. The clause reads February 11 1901 1900 with three pen strokes.

Erasure Russell Sage New York Saratoga Wall Street New York City Manhattan Edward Townsend Richard W. Friedman Russell

Comstock Raids Art League Studio in New York

Anthony Comstock and the Society for the Suppression of Vice led a raid on the Art Students League studios in New York. Bookkeeper Miss Anna Robinson was arrested as agents seized the league's fall catalogue reproductions of nude figures deemed immoral.

New York Anthony Comstock Society For the Suppression of Vice Art Students’ League America Anna Robinson League

Providence Theatre Enters Syndicate Empire Takes Over

The Shubert Theatre has passed into the hands of the Empire syndicate an organization controlling many vaudeville theatres mainly in the West Providence R I August 2%

Providence R. I Shubert Empire Syndicate West

William H Page of Haverhill Dies at 82

William H Page of Haverhill New Hampshire a successful merchant for 50 years died today aged 82 He served in the New Hampshire Legislature in 1888 and 1885 noting a long public career in the state capital context

Woodsville N. H Aus William H. Page Haverhill New Hampshire

Morse Held as Third Yegg in Easterbrook Coal Robbery

Alfred Morse is held on $10,000 bond in Charlestown court as the third yegg in the Easterbrook Coal Company robbery and shooting of manager Thomas J. Hickey and Patrolman Herman Schiel. Morse pleads not guilty as Judge Preble hears testimony from Hickey Railroad Officer James A. Lamb Charles C. Weymiss and Joseph Callahan and finds probable cause.

Easterbrook Coal Company Thomas J. Hickey Herman Schiel Alfred Morse Charlestown Morse Judge Preble Hickey James A. Lamb Charles C. Weymiss Joseph Callahan

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