Landlord Arrested in Malden Fire Case
Harry Ruderman 33 of Malden was arrested on arson charges after a fire damaged his six tenement building at 404 to 410 Eastern Avenue Malden. Loss about 100 dollars. The same building burned previously last March and has been unoccupied since. Chief Frank Turner says he was seen near the site about 11:30 yesterday morning and Ruderman faces Malden District Court arraignment today.
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Harry Ruderman
Malden
Ruderman
Aveniea Malden
Frank Turner
Fire Department
Malden District Court
Offer Big Purses at Scottish Picnic in Boston
The Scottish Clans of Greater Boston committee set aside nearly 1200 dollars for their annual picnic and games. At Phenix Hall in Boston last evening the funds were allocated into purses with firsts of 20 dollars seconds of 15 dollars and thirds of 10 dollars for winners.
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Greater Boston
Phenix Hall
Washington Street
Motorcycle collision with horse and buggy injures rider
John DeSien of Frank street Woburn riding a motorcycle on the Mystic Valley parkway Medford yesterday collided with a horse and buggy driven by Daniel Hickey of Warren street Arlington and owned by Albert W. Rawson. DeSien suffered head and body cuts while the motorcycle was wrecked and the horse was badly cut and bruised.
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John DeSien
Frank Street
Woburn
Mystic Valley Parkway
Medford
Daniel Hickey
Warren Street
Arlington
Albert W. Rawson
DeSien
Thought Husband a Ghost in Haverhill Shock
Mrs Joseph Lipsky of Roxbury spied her husband who she had believed dead step from a car and enter her son’s Washington street home in Haverhill on August 8.
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Haverhill
Washington Street
Joseph Lipsky
Roxbury
Apparition Fear Sends Woman Screaming as Lipsky Returns
A Boston family tale unfolds as Mrs Lipsky, convinced of an apparition, fled in alarm until Lipsky 68 with feeble health reentered the home. He had vanished a week earlier from his son's house while en route to Hale Hospital where his daughter-in-law lay ill with pneumonia. He memory failed during the trek, then recovered to recount being cared for by unknown neighbors near the hospital who guided him home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipsky
Hale Hospital
Steal rolls of stage money in melodrama blast
Good Samaritans rushed to John Church's flat after an explosion and fire but looters scooped up thousands of dollars of fake stage money scattered around. The money came from property cartridges Church stored in a coffee pot for a forthcoming melodrama. Church shrugged and said, Let them have it, declaring it melodrama money he had made himself.
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New York
Church
Stubbs Appears Winner in Kansas Senate Nomination
In Kansas, Governor W. R. Stubbs leads Charles Curtis in legislative district returns for renomination. Curtis backers pledge to monitor official counts as results hinge on district plurality. Democratic gubernatorial race remains unsettled between J. B. Billard and George H. Hedges.
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Topeka
Kan
United States
Charles Curtis
Senate
W. R. Stubbs
Kansas
Stubbs
Curtis
J. B. Billard
George H. Hedges
Half Million Dollars Returned as Uncle Sam’s First Wash
Washington Aug 8 More than a half million dollars of old paper money washed and ironed to crisp new in the federal government currency laundry will be placed in circulation tomorrow. This lot represents Uncle Sam's first job as a laundryman.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Wagon saves load as hay burns in Medford square
A wagon load of hay owned by William Emerson of Malden on Bertram street caught fire on Riverside avenue near Medford square last night. The hay was destroyed but the wagon was saved.
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William Emerson
Bertram Street
Malden
Riverside Avenue
Medford Square
Genuine blue serge suits at half prices ad for Harrison Co
S H Harrison Company advertises genuine Gilbert blue serge suits priced at 9.75 dollars each. Wholesale stock available at half retail prices. Located at 666 to 672 Washington street, corner Beach.
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Harrison
S. H. Harrison Company
Washington Street
Corner Beach
Russell on the Stand in Massachusetts Hearing
William C. Russell testified in a Washington trip case with Attorney Scharton questioning about Dakota Dan and Dan Ds claims. He denied bias and said Dakota Dan may have learned details from others, recalling many 1885 era specifics and family events while denying misconduct.
Russell Trip to Washington During First Trial Questioned
Attorney W R Scharton pressed questions as trial neared close about William C Russell and an attorney who allegedly went to Washington to influence postal authorities to halt actions against a lawyer tied to the Russell fortune. Russell admitted a hurried trip to Washington during the first hearing, but his post office matter response was stricken.
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William C. Russell
Washington
Russell
United States
W. R. Scharton
Scharton
Levi Gould
Middlesex
Post Office
William GC. Russell
Senator Lodge
Nason
Attorney Questions in Estate Trial Turn on Forged Letters
Attorney Scharton suggests letters signed by Dakota Dan Russell were mailed to Valentine Schwirtz in Wabasha Minnesota by estate agents with altered postmarks. Judge Pevey rules questions on Gould and post office matters inadmissible absent foundation.
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Attorney Scharton
Senator Simpson
Mr. Scharton
Dakota Dan
Valentine Schwirtz
Pants on sale at 198 cents by S H Harrison Co
Blue serges and neat worsted stripes offered with outing pants and belt straps all at one price of 1 98. Located at 666 to 672 Washington street corner Beach.
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H. Harrison Company
Washington Street
Corner Beach
Lodge calls assertions about Rus sell case silly
Senator Lodge rejects the intimations about Attorney Scharton as absolutely false and silly stating he does not know Mr. Russell and has had no involvement with the case, Washington dispatch reports Aug 8.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Attorney Scharton
Russell
Hoar Seeks Democratic Nomination in Ninth District
John J. Hoar former House member runs for the Democratic nomination in the ninth senatorial district. He names the cost of living issue as central and plans remedies in the coming campaign while resting in Falmouth before the active season begins.
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John J. Hoar
House
Hoar
Falmouth
Citizens Present Cup to Rescuer in Rockland
The citizens of Rockland Me presented Howard F Wentworth a silver cup to honor his heroism in rescuing two young men a month ago. Public subscription funded the cup.
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Haverhill
Rockland
Howard F. Wentworth
Brookline Couple Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Peter Timmoney residents of Brookline celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary yesterday in Lyceum Hall Lyceum Hall hosted the event with local friends and family in attendance marks a quarter century of marriage for the couple
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Peter Timmoney
Brookline
Lyceum Hall
Harrison Company Pants Sale Ad
Four dollar outing pants offer deep discounts in fine cheviots serges and worsteds with four inch cuffs belt straps and white and fancy flannels. S H Harrison Company 666 to 672 Washington street.
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SS. H. Harrison Company
Washington Street
Explosion at Haitian Palace Kills President Leconte
A palace magazine explosion in Port au Prince destroyed the national palace and killed President Cincinnatus Leconte. Two hundred to four hundred people are feared dead or injured. firemen could not reach the body amid ongoing fires and ammunition blasts. General Tancrede Auguste was named president by a joint session of Congress.
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Anhour
Chamber
Senate
Tancrede Auguste
Cincinnatus Leconte
Leconte
Cape Haitien
State Department
Furniss
Menes
Menos
Hayti
Port-Au-Prince
Gunboat Nashville Ordered to Haiti to Protect Interests
At the request of the State Department Acting Secretary Winthrop ordered the gunboat Nashville from Guantanamo to Porte au Prince to safeguard foreign interests amid rising tensions in Hispaniola. The death of President Teconte coincides with strained Santo Domingo Hayti relations as Dominicans view him as a key figure in their revolutionary movement.
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Washington
State Department
Winthrop
Nashville
Guantanamo
Porte-au-Prince
Davy
Teconte
Santo Domingo
Hayti
Navy Officials Protest Uniformed Rejected at Lincoln Park
Acting Secretary Beekman Winthrop condemned Connecticut discrimination against sailors in uniform after five petty officers from the battleship Missouri were barred from Lincoln Park near Norwich. He urged passage of state laws to prevent such actions, praising Navy and Marine Corps personnel and noting their sober, orderly conduct and respectable backgrounds.
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Washington
Beekman Winthrop
Baldwin
Connecticut
Missouri
Lincoln Park
Norwich
Conn
Winthrop
Navy Department
Massachusetts
Navy
Marine Corps
Quadruplets Thrive in Dorchester Hospital Incubator
Four newborn girls born Monday to Mrs. F. H. Seely at 80 Sawyer Avenue are reported thriving at three days old in Dorchester Cottage Hospital. Matron Flora Welch notes the quadruplets surpass previous records for living duration, though their long-term survival remains uncertain due to their unusually quiet condition.
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F. H. Seely
Sawyer Avenue
Flora Welch
Dorchester’ Cottage Hospital
Harrison's Wholesale Stock Ad Warns Half Retail Prices
$30 suits $14.50 finest foreign fabrics Harrison's great wholesale stock at half retail prices. Finest clothing this world can produce. S. H. Harrison Company, 666 to 672 Washington Street, corner Beach. adv.
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Harrison’s
S. H. Harrison Company
Washington Street
Corner Beach
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President Braces Co. M. C
Boston Garters
Firemen’s
Grose
Hanover, Union and Marshall Sts
Sores
MI. O
Keeffe
Salimian
Iona
Peeriess
OF Livis, Gt
William C
Daniel Russell
James Keating
Miss Cree
Dr. Smith
Boston
Melrose
Thomas Stantion
Remick
Charles Marcomb
Fresno
William CC
Gould
Daniel Blake
Katie Mulock
Rasors
Dakota
Dan
Mai
Twill Mfg. CO
Mass
Houghton 2
Dutton Co
Henry Siegel Co
W. B. Hunt Co
Liggett Drug Stores
G. 8. Cheney Co
National Palace
Haiti
Simon
U. S
The
House of Values
Vorenbergs
Hanover
Elm
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