Desmond Questions Quinn Over Sheriff Nomination Cash
Jeremiah J. Desmond, Republican hopeful for Suffolk County sheriff, writes Sheriff Quinn asking if he accepted the customary contribution for the Republican nomination and whether he seeks endorsements from both parties. Desmond, a reform figure, also notes his own bid on Democratic papers and urges voters to decide via the primary.
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Jeremiah J. Desmond
Suffolk County
Quinn
Desmond
Foss
Ward 8
Massachusetts
Jeremiah A. Desmond
Nurse Mary Reinhart sues Paul H. Jacot for 5000
Nurse Mary Reinhart files a civil action against Paul H. Jacot seeking five thousand dollars claiming he owes her for services rendered attending his daughter.
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Mary Reinhart
Paul H. Jacot
Policeman Edward Lally Suspended on Conduct Charge
Reserveman Edward J. Lally of the Malden police force was suspended from duty by Police Captain Timothy J. Foley after roll-call. He was removed from duty early yesterday by Lt William J. Powers and Sgt Uhler Gray as officials kept the charges confidential. If Lally seeks a hearing, the matter will go to Police Commissioner Charles G. Warren.
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Edward J. Lally
Malden
Timothy J. Foley
Lally
William J. Powers
Uhler Gray
Sally
Charles G. Warren
Springfield man attempts suicide by chloroform in Pittsfield
Fred Sampson of Springfield aged 27 attempted death by his own action with chloroform and gas in a Pearl Street room this afternoon. City Physician Edward R. Messer revived him after the boarding house mistress detected the gas odor and alerted police. Little is known except he is a chum of John Rich of Bristol New Hampshire and Littleville Massachusetts, who was taken back to Bristol on a warrant charging sale of mortgaged goods.
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Pittsfield
Aug
Fred Sampson
Springfield
Pearl Street
Edward R. Messer
John Rich
Bristol
N. H
Littleville
Mass
Harmpshire
English Actress Weds Artist's Son Ends Stage Career
Marie Lohr star of The Amazons at the Duke of York's Theatre married Anthony Prinsep son of the late Val Prinsep at St. Martin's in the Fields. The bride retires from acting. Prinsep, an Eton and Oxford graduate, is a wealthy athlete and tennis champion.
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London
Marie Lohr
Duke of York’s
Anthony Prinsep
Val Prinsep
Royal Academy
Ss. Prinsep
Miss Lohr
Robert Loraine
Prinsep
St. Martin’s-n-the-Fields
Viola Tree
Fear Big Estates in Danger in Wel lesley Town
Property owners contend Wel lesley lacks building by laws. They fear financial loss if a cheap structure is erected next to their costly estates before rules are established.
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Wellesley
Wellesley Estate Owner Faces Risk From New Construction
H H Hunnewell of Boston owns the town's largest estate on Washington Street famed for Italian gardens by Lake Waban. Wellesley College buildings nearby risk financial loss if a factory or tenement is built on adjacent property. Selectmen chairman Thomas D Coleman plans to present updated by laws at the next board meeting.
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H. H. Hunnewell
Boston
Washington Street
Wellesley
Lake Waban
Wellesley College
Thomas D. Coleman
Two Young Sisters Slain in Weaverville Case
Kate Gould 13 and Ella Gould 16 were found shot to death at Steiner's Flat near Douglas California. The older sister fought for life while the younger lay 50 feet away. George Lorenz, a rejected suitor and relative of the girls' stepfather, killed himself with a rifle nearby after the double murder.
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Weaverville
Cal
Kate Gould
Ella Gould
Steiner
Douglas
William Lorenz
George Lorenz
Lorenz
Three Women Rescued From Appleton Street Fire
Early morning blaze at 15 Appleton Street left one woman partially overcome by smoke while three others were rescued from the top floor. Occupants included Mrs. Clara Chase, 50, a roomer, and Mrs. Alice Nelson. eight people slept in the building, five on lower floors. Police carried the three women from their rooms.
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Appleton Street
Clara Chase
Alice Nelson
Blame Captain for Collision on Empress of Britain
Montreal report on the Empress of Britain and Helvetia collision finds the crash unavoidable due to close proximity and speed. It censures the Empress master but spares his certificate given his prior record and effective vessel handling after impact. It says the Helvetia master acted correctly with engines stopped and port helm.
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Montreal
Britain
Helvetia
St. Lawrence River
House Has A Busy Day In Expedited Session
Washington August 8 The House passed the general deficiency appropriation bill totaling 6 182 838 and approved conference reports on the agricultural and legislative executive judicial bills. It declined to agree to the conference report on the invalid pensions measure carrying over 160 million dollars which included abolishing 18 pension agencies. The bill returns to the Senate with a near unanimous vote to accept that provision. Only four representatives voted against the insistence Cannon Illinois Austin Tennessee Sulloway New Hampshire and Moore Pennsylvania.
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House
Agricultural and Legislative Executive
Senate
Cannon
Illinois
Austin
Tennessee
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Moore
Pennsylvania
Poslam Heals Affected Skin Stop Itching
Poslam promises rapid relief and cure for eczema acne herpes rash itching pimples and other skin disorders. The ad touts Poslam soap as safe for daily use and offers samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City.
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West 25Th Street
New York City
Murders Wife in Closed Saloon in Kingston
Police broke into Fritz Barte's Mt Pleasant saloon while seeking Mr and Mrs Barte missing since Monday and found Mrs Barte's mutilated body. A further search uncovered Barte's body hanging in the ice house. Barte had previous jail time for excise violations and frequent quarrels with his wife.
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Kingston
N. Y
Fritz Barte
Mt. Pleasant
Barte
Unionists win seat in Manchester northwest election
In Manchester northwest a Unionist candidate, Sir John Randles, won the seat in the House of Commons to fill the vacancy from Sir G Kemp's retirement. Randles defeated Liberal Gordon Hewart by 5573 to 4871.
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Commons
Manchester
England
House of Commons
G. Kemp
John Randles
Gordon Hewart
Vacation suits offered in light fabrics at $12 and $15
The Scotches and worsteds section lists two-piece vacation suits priced at $12 and $15. The ad notes light, comfortable fabrics and is attributed to 8S. H. Harrison Company located at 666 to 672 Washington Street, corner Beash. ody.
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H. Harrison Company
Washington Street
Beash
Mayor's boycott plan backed by canned cost-cutting box
Mayor Fitzgerald's earnest push to curb living costs was shown when a box delivered to his office spilled out cans. A clerk opened it to reveal Boston baked beans a la catsup, codfish balls a la more codfish balls, and assorted vegetables, illustrating his pragmatic recommendations.
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Fitzgerald
Boston
Warrants Ready for Dodgers Tax Collector Targets Poll Tax Debtors
City tax collector Parker says warrants issued and more will follow to collect overdue taxes including poll taxes from residents. He reports tax payments rising to about 800 per day as proof of his seriousness and vows enforcement from real estate and personal property tax to poll tax.
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Parker
Post
Poll tax dispute settled by tuition claim in Back Bay case
A Boston man balked at paying poll taxes, claiming residence elsewhere. When his child’s tuition bill arrived for this city, he paid years of poll taxes to resolve the issue, revealing his residence in Boston and the debt owed.
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Back Bay
Boston
Court orders removal of building materials from Belston street land
The Leighton-Mitchell Company pile of building materials on land owned by Herbert F. Winslow on Belston street must be cleared by 5 o'clock Monday, per an injunction issued yesterday by Judge Morton.
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Leighton-Mitchell Company
Herbert F. Winslow
Belston Street
Morton
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