Second arrest in great woman thief case
A second arrest in the great woman thief case follows Fannie Goodwin, a principal figure, with Annie Brown taken into custody on suspicion of complicity. Police report a large loot display at Station 5 draws lengthy property identifications, while Newton police pursue Brown on larceny charges linked to Mrs. Laura Drake of Auburndale.
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Fannie Goodwin
Annie Brown
Goodwin
Wescott
Dedham Street
Bond Street
South End
Shawmut Avenue
Brown
Station 6
Boston
Newton
Frank Fletcher
Laura F. Drake
Auburndale
New York
Snap
Jennie
H. J. Robinson
Nelson Street
Dorchester
Ha vana tobacco promoted by Cuba Big Brother Cigarro
An ad touts Ha vana tobacco as a luxury brand sold at hotels and clubs. It claims 50,000 bankers and merchants in New England smoke it and offers a packet of 5 for a dime, promising the smallest cost to reach a desired destination.
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Havana
Cuba
New England
Police Duty in Boston Aims to Prevent and Detect Crime
The text outlines the police ideal: prevent crime as the first aim, detect and arrest offenders if crime occurs. It states that protecting life and property, preserving public tranquility, and preventing crime measure police success and the attainment of their appointed object.
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The
Boston Police
Crime Wave Strikes City Highways and Homes
Daily incidents show men and women held up on major routes robbed and assaulted. Homes of citizens are ransacked as perpetrators flee. Police struggle to identify suspects in a wave of violent crimes.
Tracy Warns Sheriff Cudihee
Spokane dispatch reports Harry Tracy spent Monday at rancher L. B. Eddy's home on Lake Creek near Fellows and left a note to Sheriff Cudihee threatening to take action if bothered, then headed toward Wyoming after watering horses at a farm near Odessa.
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Spokane
Wash
Davenport
Preston
Harry Tracy
L. B. Eddy
Lake Creek
Fellows
Odessa
Tracy
Boston Yacht Gullinar Wrecked Off Rexhame Beach
Brant Rock life saving crew aided the yacht Gullinar of Boston owned by Charles Saunders after it grounded near Rexhame Beach today. The 11 ton vessel was badly wrecked and towed to Green Harbor River.
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Scituate
Brant Rock
Gullinar
Boston
Charles Saunders
Rexhame Beach
Green Harbor River
New England Forecast Says Showers With Cooler Air
Showers forecast for New England on Wednesday with cooler air in western portions and brisk southwest winds shifting to northwest. Thursday looks fair with cooler conditions in the eastern half.
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Washington
New England
Street Railway Union Reaches Agreement Ends Camden Strike
All members of the Street Railway Union and Camden Interstate Railway officials signed the Huntington agreement this afternoon, ending the strike.
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Ashland
Street Railway Union
Camden Interstate Railway
Huntington
Sheriff Samuel F. Pearson Dies in Missouri
The Rev Samuel Freeman Pearson longtime Polk County Sheriff of Portland Missouri died at 12 15 am after a long illness of heart disease Born July 16 1841 in Roxbury Massachusetts he served in the Fortieth Massachusetts Regiment during the Civil War and later worked in commerce and ship chandlery His obituary notes a distinguished wartime record and that death was expected.
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Poland
Samuel F. Pearson
Rev
Samuel Freeman Pearson
Roxbury, Mass
Roxbury
Chelsea
Lfe
Pearson, Howe and Stockman
Fortieth
Massachusetts Regiment
Archbishops Manifesto Ignored by Catholic Societies
Chicago August 5 Arch bishop Ireland's manifesto defending the government over Catholic affairs in the Philippines was ignored by the American Federation of Catholic Societies. Bishop McFaul of Trenton attacked U S Philippine policy, friars, schools, and treatment of Catholics, asserting abuses and calumnies.
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Chicago
Ireland
Philippines
American Federation of Catholic Societies
McFaul
Trenton
N. J
Federation
Young Men's Christian Association
H. S. Taylor
Harrison
M. F. Girten
Manila
America
Patrolman Donovan Saves Nine Lives at Bakery Fire
At about 3 AM a fire broke out at Cambriano's bakery on Richmond Street. Patrolman John J. Donovan from Station 1 rescued four women and three children to safety and also freed two bakers from the basement. The North End building housed a bakery on the lower floors and a tenement above. The blaze started in the basement from a kettle of fat, spread upward, and a second alarm was ordered but not needed as flames were controlled. expected loss is not heavy.
Bold Hold-Up on Commonwealth Ave Night Robbery near Clarendon
W. S. Blake of 900 Massachusetts Ave Cambridge became the victim of a bold armed holdup on Commonwealth Ave near Clarendon St at 1130 p.m. two well dressed men, one tall and dark and the other short and thick, assaulted Blake, searched him for $11 and a gold watch and chain, and left him badly bruised. He identified the suspects later but no arrests had been made.
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Harry Tracy
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
W. S. Blake
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Mr. Blake
Boylston Street
Tremont
Boylston
Park Square
Blake
Public
Harvard Bridge
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Washington Street
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Was
Bbessa Ehes
Pearson
Portland
Eeeeeee
Sheriff Pearson
the Bate
Maine
Prohibition
Archbishop Ireland
Bishop McFaul
Catholic Federation
Donovan
North End
Cambriano
Richmond Street
John J
Blaze
Commonwealth Ave
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