VanDerlip Estate Investigations Expand Under Embezzlement Case
Reports show additional estates over $50,000 under scrutiny tied to Willard C. VanDerlip who faces embezzlement charges. The Loring estate near $50,000 also under review as lawyers and guardians await progress while VanDerlip is kept from public eyes. E. J. Loring contemplates a Europe trip interrupted by the matter.
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VanDerlip
Loring
E. J. Loring
Old
New England
America
John Lowell
Abbie R. Loring
Lowell
Bay State
Judge Lowell
Charles H. Tyler
Russia
Berwick Park
Boston journalist John Drohan dies at Carney Hospital
Commissioner of Wires John Drohan died at Carney Hospital in South Boston at 3 AM after a Thursday admission for a serious compound of diseases. He was a renowned Boston newspaper man of 14 years with a strong record as a political writer and active in Democratic circles and reform causes.
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John Drohan
Carney Hospital
South Boston
Mr. Drohan
James
Dr. O'Day
Boston
Publc
Organized Democracy
Prophecy Hoodoo Fades as Edward's Crown Debate Surfaces
London rumor centers on a prophecy declaring Edward would not be crowned. The superstition has persisted for years amid public fascination and political chatter about royal succession.
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Edward
England
End of New Haven trolley strike near as settlement reached
New Haven Aug 9 a m big trolley strike expected to be settled before morning with the Fair Haven and Westville Railroad signing the agreement. The company grants reinstatement for 20 plus men and promises future access for a union undecided by membership. Public sentiment shifts as organizers push for union recognition and city officials vote on motorman and conductor licensing board and municipal ownership feasibility.
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New Haven
Fair Haven & Westville Railroad Company
O'Neil
Board of Aldermen
Boston Police Face Public Demand Over Crime Wave
Citizens in Boston voice concern as thefts and burglaries increase with “Jack the Slugger” blamed for multiple incidents. Police Commissioner Curtis says officers cannot cover every area and aims to catch the culprit. two suspects were arrested but released for lack of identification.
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Boston
Jack the Slugger
Curtis
Clark
Jack
Pierce
Halloran to Lie in State in Cambridge
The remains of the late Rev. John RB Halloran pastor of St. John Chapel Cambridge arrived yesterday. They will lie in state from Sunday noon until the funeral Monday at the chapel. Rev. Father Nilan of Amesbury will deliver the eulogy and Father Cummins of Roslindale will say the mass. Interment will be in Mt. Auburn Catholic cemetery.
Weekend Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for Saturday fair weather with westerly winds turning variable. Sunday remains partly cloudy yet generally fair with variable winds and steady moderate temperatures.
Draper family arrives in New York aboard steamer Auguste Victoria
General William F. Draper of Milford Massachusetts with Mrs. Draper and Miss Margaret Draper arrived in New York tonight aboard the Steamer Auguste Victoria from Hamburg.
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New York
William F. Draper
Milford
Magss
Roosevelt backs Pacific Cable with Knox findings approval
At Sagamore Hill President Roosevelt and Attorney General Knox reviewed the Pacific Commercial Cable Company plan to lay a transpacific cable from San Francisco to China with landing rights at San Francisco Honolulu and Guam and wartime control terms. Roosevelt approved the amended condition but Congress must ratify.
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Knox
Sagamore Hill
Pacific Commercial Cable Company
San Francisco
Honolulu
Guam
China
Philippines
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Wealthy Stranger Doles Out Silver on Tremont Row
A well dressed man rode in state along Tremont row last evening at about 10, tossing money from a cab to a crowd of street urchins who eagerly gathered the fallen coins. On being detained for intoxication he identified himself as Edward Elliot of Buffalo New York.
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Edward, Elliot
Buffalo
N. Y
Fireman Drowns While Saving Boy in Pawtuxet River
Providence Rhode Island August 8 John Berry a Pettaconsett pumping station fireman died tonight in the Pawtuxet River while attempting to rescue 12 year old Testen Anderson who fell from a bridge near the station. Berry leaves a widow and had relatives in Fall River.
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Providence
John Berry
Pettaconsett
Pawtuxet
Testen Anderson
Berry
Fall River
Brighton Desperado Demanded Breakfast
Two burglars known as Tracys eluded police after a deadly confrontation with Officer Jeremiah Clayton at 54 Englewood Avenue Brighton. The group fled, later entering 62 Portsmouth Street to force a family to breakfast before vanishing. Miss May De Grasse recounted seeing a dark complexioned man in a gray hat near the Brighton station. Continued on Page 7 Fifth Column.
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Tracys
Jeremiah Clayton
Englewood Avenue
Brighton
Dennis de Grasse
Portsmouth Street
de Grasse
May de Grasse
Mr. de Grasse
Post
Coronation Day Procession Details From London
The Order of the Procession to Westminster Abbey is outlined with timings from Buckingham Palace starting 10:30 AM for the royal family and guards, 10:45 AM for the Prince of Wales, and 11:00 AM for the King’s procession. The pageantry includes the royal coach, attendants, and an escort, amid dawn salutes and citywide excitement.
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Edward
The
Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Royal Family
Life Guards
Horse Guards
York House
Royal Horse Guards
Duke of Connaught
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
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Hyde Park
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Clayton
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Grand Duchess of
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Maurice
Leopold
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