Revere Officers Role in Libbey Case Faces Scrutiny
A Post report details debates in Revere over police staffing and the involvement of Officer Fred W. Deering with Rosie Libbey. Deering defends himself, saying Libbey came to a boarding house with her brother in law for two to three days and that no concealment or favoritism occurred. He cites interviews with Chief Rhoades and describes track of events including visits to Chelsea and the Pines and the arrival of Libbey's would be guardians Towne and Trane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deering
Revere
Rosie Libbey
Rhoades
Fred W. Deering
Topsfield
Burnham
Board of Selectmen
C. H. Hall
Harry Skeffington
Post
Revere Police
Raroh Trane
Pines
Chelsea
Haverhill
Ralph
Towne
Boston
Landers Leaves Arcadia to Continue Boston Mrs Gardner Search
James W. Landers of Arcadia Neb who has been in the city a week pursuing Mrs E T Gardner the missing Endeavorer from that town left Youngs Hotel after paying his bill and went elsewhere He had come east at the request of Mr Gardner and Arcadia Congregational Church to locate Mrs Gardner A private detective has been on the case since July 24 with uncertain results It is believed Mrs Gardner met a Michigander in Chicago and went to Bangor where she was placed in the care of relatives she had lived by begging and appeared slightly demented
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Landers
Arcadia
Neb
Ald
Mr. Landers
Mrs. Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Bangor
Cora
Edward Atkinson
Europe
Greathead
Thames
Boston
Boston Heights
New York & New England Railway
South Boston
East Boston
Treatment for Alcoholism Conference Opens at Hotel Pelham
This week Mr. Gould, manager of the Boston Treatment for Alcoholism, will hold quiet confidential consultations in Hotel Pelham Room 407 for men who cannot leave their work by day. No charge for admission. Hundreds cured in Boston. No names recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
The
Boston
Hotel Pelham
Rosen
Belle R Smith Missing in Lynn After Family Feud
Mrs Belle R Smith 37 disappeared on July 22 from 137 Fayette Street Lynn. Her father George Hayward suspects suicide, while neighbors blame husband Silas Smith amid ongoing quarrels. She left in a blue skirt light waist straw hat with red trim carrying a light cape and blue box. letters from Vermont and Montpelier trickle in. Thoras Savin, another local, returned home from Charlestown after a brief disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Smith
West Randolph
Annex Cottage
High Rock
Mr. Savin
Post
Charlestown
Cora Look Found After Missing From Back Bay
Cora Look, 22, reported missing from 80 Truro Street Back Bay last Tuesday, was found yesterday in a house on Bigelow Hill Oak Square. She was taken to Station 14 for processing and questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bositon
Cora Look
Truro Street
Back Bay
Bigelow Hill
Oak Square
Daughters Missing After Abduction Suspect Arrest
Angello Bucci of Elizabeth searches Boston for one daughter believed abducted or eloped. His eldest, Mrs Antilo, and Mary, 17, visited two months ago. Rafael Chicco, a candy factory boarder, is accused of being overly intimate and taking the girl July 12. A $200 offer to return was refused. police alert Providence and Division 1 detectives. Father reports Chicco may have another wife in Italy and here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angello Bucci
Italy
Elizabeth
Boston
Mr. Bucci
Mrs. Antillo
North Street
Mary
Rafael Chicco
Chicco
Narragansett Pier
Division 1
Providence Police Department
Edward Molloy Missing in Concord
Edward Molloy, a Gardener once employed by Judge Henry C. Merwin, disappeared after leaving his home off Lexington street Thursday morning. He was seen at Fitchburg station around noon and had about $50 with him. His wife and their small child remain at home as the search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Edward Molloy
Lexington Street
Boston
Fitchburg Station
Henry C. Merwin
Woman Discovers Explosive Box Aimed at Theodore Roosevelt
Miss Daisy James, a New York post office clerk, found a wooden jewelry box addressed to Theodore Roosevelt at Central Police Office. The box contained a sealed cartridge and fuse with matches and sandpaper, designed to ignite and explode the cartridge. one match flashed when opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daisy James
General Post Office
Theodore Roosevelt
Central Police Office
James
A. J. Campbell
Campbell
Dayton
Moonlight boat trip from Leighton House and town events
Guests from Winthrop Highlands enjoyed a moonlight excursion aboard the O. E. Lewis chartered for the occasion. Richardson's Band played openly in Town Hall square, and a large crowd attended Mamie Learnard's Orchestra engaged for a benefit dance at the New Winthrop Hotel dining hall on the 21st. The New Winthrop Hotel guests will sail tonight on two tugs supplied by I. T. Winsor. The funeral of Miss Mary A. Burke of Beachmont was held yesterday at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, with interment in the Malden family vault following a typhoid death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton House
Winthrop Highlands
O. E. Lewis
Richardson
Town Hall Square
Winthrop
W. A. Smith
New Winthrop Hotel
Charles Tighe
Mamie Learnard
I. T. Winsor
Floating
South Boston
Crescent Beach
Mary A. Burke
Beachmont
Burke
P.D. Burke
Winthrop Avenue
James H. Lee
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Revere
Malden
Father Lee
Newspaper Trust Delayed in Philadelphia The Trust May Form Later
D L Ward Philadelphia agent for several newspaper manufacturers said the proposed Newspaper Trust with a 35 million dollar capital would not be perfected until year end. He cited contracts not expiring until late fall as the reason for the delay in organizing the corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
D. L. Ward
Philadelphian
News Paper Trust
Ward
Funeral of Hugh Adrien Ex Mayor O Brien
Cathedral crowded for ex mayor O Brien funeral with many tributes and floral emblems including shamrock cross and ivy wreath. Sermon urged hopeful Christian view of death and eternal reward as mourners reflect on loss and guidance to remain faithful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’brien
Commonwealth Avenue
Union Institution of Savings
Charitable
Irish Society
Leopold Morse
Funeral of Hugh OBrian detailed in solemn Boston ceremony
The Boston funeral for Hugh O’Brien featured a seven foot high floral tribute from the Common Council and wreaths from city and church groups. Honorary pallbearers and a long list of civic leaders attended a pontifical mass led by Bishop Harkins, with remarks on his public service, charity work, and dedication to education and urban development. The procession moved to Holyrood cemetery in Brookline for burial after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Electric Company
B. F. Keith
A. Shuman
Bernard Corr
Charles M. Palmer
Lowell
Mayors’ Club
John Henry Watson
The
Catholic Union
W. H. Cundy
Franklin Typographical Society
M. M. Cunniff
Patrick Maguire
Hugh Carey
St. Vincent’s Orphan Asylum
Edward J. Flynn
Charitable
Irish Society
Paul H. Kendricken
Union Institution For Savings
Harkins
Providence
William P. McQuaid
Richard Nagle
Father Linehan
Somerville
Nicholas R. Walsh
James J. O’brien
William Byrne
S. J
P. D. Murphy
P. A. McKenna
C. T. McGrath
Philip O'Donnell
J. B. Galvin
P. M. O’connor
D. J. Herlihy
J. D. Colbert
F. S. Knapp
Peter Rohan
Thomas Sheehan
Alphonse Charlier
Arthur McAvoy
James Kelly
Thomas Coughlan
Father Gilligan
Schmidt
J. Frank Donahoe
Father Bodfish
Canton
Hugh O’brien
Holyrood
Brookline
O’brien
Europe
Curtis
Dever
Barry
Presho
Common Council
Norris
Newmiarch
O’callaghan
Colby
Turner
Brawley
Peters
Osborne
Narrow Escape Fire Destroys Murphy Home in Revere
Yesterday morning a fire alarm from Box 36 sent volunteers to E. J. Murphy and wife on Railroad Avenue. Mrs Murphy’s gown ignited over a gasoline stove while preparing breakfast. Mr Murphy and neighbors rescued them as flames reached curtains. All belongings lost. the house is a total loss with damages estimated 4000 to 5000, only partial insurance. The Palace bathing rooms profits and a purse were saved by timely evacuation.
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Revere
E. J. Murphy
Railroad Avenue
Milford News Briefs: Horse incident to wedding and court
A horse belonging to Michael O'Brien ran from Bear Hill to Central street, injuring him and killing the horse after a shaft pierced its side. Patrick J. Dillon and Maggie Manion wed at the church, with a reception at Brian Manion's West street home. District Court heard four cases with fines and probation. Gendron bicycle theft reported at Thomas & Walton's. A Milford baseball team beat Upton, and Baptist Church members express loyalty amid accusations against Rev. Bryant McLellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Michael O’brien
Bear Hill
Batman Hobart’s
Central Street
William Stewart
Margaret Mulvey
Woonsocket
William R. Luby
Thomas & Walcott’s
Sheriff Snell
Charles Gillon
Upton
Baptist Church
Bryant McLellan
P. P. Field
McLellan
After Stock Taking Sale at Larrabee Co Store
The store of F. Larrabee & Co. is running a major after stock-taking clearance this week. They closed Saturday for stock counts and mark downs. Thirty departments of top world products are being unloaded for fall goods, reflecting a strong sacrifice rule against carrying over stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Larrabee & Co
Resignation Over Bar At Bridgeport Golf Club
William E. Baillie, a leading Bridgeport manufacturer, resigns as president of the Bridgeport Golf Club this afternoon in protest of the recent introduction of a bar at the club house of the Country Club. Further resignations are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport, Conn
William E. Baillie
Bridgeport Golf Club
Wringer Co. Offers Repairs and Mail Orders
The American Wringer Co located at 13 and 15 Broadway extension manufactures wringers mangies spring beds and carpet sweepers. All kinds of wringers and sweepers repaired. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 764.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
City
Tremont
Fate of the W. W. Crapo schooner reported near Dover
Miss Mary Hardy received a letter from her mother describing the fate of the W. W. Crapo. The schooner, loaded with sodium nitrate at Iquique Chile, was to sail July 3 for New York but faced weather. An incendiary fired the ship at about 10:30 p.m. all aboard escaped with their lives. Only the chronometer was saved. Captain Hardy and his family expect home soon via Panama and then by steamer to Philadelphia or New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
N. Hi
W. W. Crapo
Mary Hardy
W. W. Hardy
Hardy
Iquique
Chili
New York
Isthmus
Panama
Philadelphia
Kaplan Sends Baby Biography Book to Cleveland Family
Cincinnati man A O Kaplan sent President Grover Cleveland a blank book for recording baby events after each birth. Cleveland replied from Buzzards Bay Mass dated July 18 1895 thanking Kaplan and praising the family’s children as great treasures. The president notes he is a father of four girls and extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
A. O. Kaplan
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Mary J Cater Aged 19 Dies In Chelsea
Cater at Chelsea obituary states Mary J Cater beloved wife of Albert Cater and daughter of Manane Elizabeth Dyer aged 19. Funeral from 154 Chester Avenue Wednesday at 8 AM with high mass at St Rose Church. Relatives and friends invited. Marie comment about summer fashion contrasts with Marlow remark on bills.
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Methyl — Dental Co
Tremont St
Telephone
Libbey Cas
Rosie
Landers —Flits
Gardner
Pinkerton
Belle R. Smith
Tremont Row
Roosevelt
North Shore
Newspaper Trust
Leach
Hood
Hugh Adrien
LEA & Perrins
LEA & Perrins’ Sauce
Worcestershire
United States
John Duncan
N. Y
Bishop Harkins
Hugh O'Brien
Messrs
T. N. Hart
E. A. Curtis
Nathan Matthews
John Gorman
J. L. Carr
J. McGoogan
Palmer
Porter
Quincy
Fisher
Waltham
Whipple
Brockton
Kimball
Newton
Hart, Green and Matthews
Samuel A. Green
Nathan Matthews, Jr
Thomas N. Hart
John H. Sullivan
John F. Fitzgerald
Thomas J. Gargan
William H. Lee
J. W. Coveney
Charles H. Taylor
John B. Moran
Robert Burdett
B. F. Stacey
P. Maguire
P. J. Donovan
Thomas M. Babson
William J. Quinn
William Doogue
P. J. Kennedy
James Fallon
John H. Duane
Hugh Brady
Edward J. Donovan
F. D. Rideout
John R. Murphy
Isaac S. Rosnosky
Keyes
Fire Department
John B. Martin
E. G. Walker
Samuel Courtney
D. P. Roberts
Owen A. Galvin
Godfrey Morse
John B. Fitzpatrick
Thomas F. Doherty
Jackson
Jerry McCarthy
Edward J. Jenkins
P. J. Maguire
Joseph P. Lomasney
William Donovan
John H. Woodbury Dermatological Institute
Winter St
Boston World
Mass
Milford News
Cape Cod
Central House
West Starwich
Maas
D.C. Baker
District of Massachusetts
Circuit Court of the United States
James EE. Fitzgerald
Ben J. H. Bradlee
Brighton St
Butler & CO
Causeway St
Baby Marion
Marie
America
Marlow
Mallow
Spa
Roger F. Scannell
N. E
JAS. E. Pepper
Cor. Charles and
Cambridge Sts
Jas. E. Pepper & Co
Distillers
Lexington
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