Worcester Girl Fannie McPherson Arrested in Boston Robberies
Fannie McPherson of Worcester is held at the Tombs after police linked her to multiple thefts in Boston and Revere including silk and lace thefts from Kenny & Clark. She admitted the crimes and identified herself after a New York reform record and photographs confirmed her identity.
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Labor Day Parade Preparations Expand With Two Divisions
Chief Marshal Kneeland and assistants push preparations for the Labor Day demonstration. The organizers announce two divisions and expect the event to eclipse past parades in the city.
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Will Visit Lowell for Cuban Teachers Outing on Labor Day
Fred J. Kneeland will be chief marshal of the Labor Day parade in Boston, with Cuban teachers invited to Lowell August 18 by the J. C. Ayer Company. The visit, hosted by Ayer, includes a tour of the House of Ayer, a reception, and a dinner, while 25 000 workers are expected in the parade.
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Daniel D.deegan
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Building Laborers
Murder mystery in Brooklyn as Kerrigan identified as Kerrigan
Brooklyn detectives link James Kerrigan murdered near Coney Island Creek to William Kerrigan a former Boston Athletic Association servant. Six suspects James Beckley John Sutton James Allen Daniel Coates Ben Young Philip Smithson held on $2000 bail each. motive unclear. Suspects say a club and cobblestones were used. more arrests expected.
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Boston Athletic Association
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John Sutton
James Allen
Daniel Coates
Ben Young
Philip Smithson
Henderson
Music Hall
Charles Miller
Errigan
Cuban Teachers Entertained at Mrs Burns Home
A party of Cuban teachers was entertained yesterday afternoon and evening by Miss Augusta Mackman and friends at the residence of her aunt Mrs William Burns 19 Savin Street.
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William Burns
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Labor Day Parade Draws Large Turnout Across Unions
Frank McCarty of the Cigarmakers Union serves as aide-de-camp as marshals prepare orders for division units. Organizers claim the parade will be the largest Labor Day demonstration in history with unions including Typographical Union 13 and several craft and beer industry locals participating.
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Break in Tremont water main blamed on subway work
Officials conclude the thirty inch Tremont street main cracked due to lack of support during subway construction. Cracks along the top and bottom show old and new breaks, leaking for years, with water seeping to the sewer beneath. Checks ordered for Tremont Street east from Boylston to Pleasant to assess similar conditions.
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Bride-To-Be Is Step Granddaughter In Allentown License
Jacoby Doney aged 67 obtained a license to wed Ida J. Kriebel aged 16 in Allentown Pennsylvania. The bride to be is the groom's step granddaughter through his second marriage. Doney's housekeeper Ida Kriebel and Doney reside at Powder Valley.
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Powder Valley
BRAKEMAN HEIR TO $40,000 IN MASSACHUSETTS
Fitchburg news item reports J. J. Jaynes a spare brakeman for the Boston and Maine railroad travels to Hatfield Enfield to claim property estimated at $40,000 from an uncle's death. Jaynes had been on Fitchburg’s spare brakeman list over a year.
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J. J. Jaynes
Boson & Maine Railroad
Haatenfield
Jaynes
Mate Curry's Body Found Off Maine Island
The body of John Curry, Mate of the schooner Maud Mallock, who drowned July 2, was recovered in Pope's Folly Island by Henry Bryant this afternoon.
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Pasty cereals condemned by physician and public user
A physician warns pasty cereals strain the stomach and cause indigestion and nervous disorders. An Evansville reader cites Postum Cereal Co and Grape-Nuts as superior, noting improved digestion and weight gain after switching from wheat or oats to thoroughly cooked Grape-Nuts.
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Emery Wheel Burst Injures Worker at Plant
A serious accident at a plant left an employee badly injured when a grinding wheel burst. Medical staff treated the injured worker as colleagues attempted to manage the chaos and clear debris. The incident prompted an investigation into machinery safety practices at the site.
Parade cast and marshal base set in city
The headquarters of the chief marshal has been established at 967 Washington Street where all communications related to the parade must be addressed. The article notes involvement of the Akers Union and Electrical Workers among others.
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Akers’ Union
Eilectrical Workers
Washington Street
Mrs Eddy Denies Illness Amid Rumors At Concord
Mary Baker Eddy publicly denies reports of illness and a deadly disease status. The interview portrays Eddy as vigorous and tireless, while critics accuse opponents of spreading damaging statements from Concord, a central hub for Christian Science followers.
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Concord
Husband held without bail in fatal fall from window
M. H. Kuhn, formerly of Richmond Virginia, was held without bail in Philadelphia on a charge of throwing his wife from a window of their house on April 25. Mrs Kuhn died Monday night at her mother's home.
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M. H. Kuhn
Richmond
Beard Chosen City Treasurer of Somerville
James F. Beard cashier of Somerville National Bank was elected city treasurer by the Board of Aldermen on the first ballot with twenty of twenty-one members present. Beard received twelve votes to Levi F. S. Davis eight. no other candidates were considered. President Wilson praised the selection as fitting and decisive.
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Post
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