Loeb Sued for 50000 by Actress Nadage Doree
William Loeb Jr secretary to President Roosevelt is defendant in a 50000 damage suit alleging he caused the false arrest of Nadage Doree Russian actress writer. Arrest occurred last winter in Washington while she distributed leaflets defending Russian Jews at St Johns Church. Suit served by New York lawyers. Loeb to answer in New York within 20 days. Doree failed to see Roosevelt at Oyster Bay last summer.
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Oyster Bay
IL. S
William Loeb, Jr
Roosevelt
New York
Loeb
Department of Justice
Washington
Miss Doree
President Roosevelt
Wedding kidnapping shocks Charlestown after ceremony
Miss Mary G McDonald of 26 Decatur Street and Thomas Robinson of Cambridge wed at St. Catherine's Church. After a noisy send off, the couple fled in a hack but were pursued by friends who commandeered the vehicle toward Boston. As of now, their whereabouts are unknown.
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Thomas Robinson
Charlestown
Decatur Street
Mary G. McDonald
Cambridge
Father Tierney
St. Catherine’s Church
Woburn
Boston
Castle Square
Chase After Express Thieves Sparks Hotel District Stir
Patrolmen Walsh and Leavitt nabbed two shabbily dressed youths after they were seen loitering near Chamberlain's Needham express wagon. They seized a 100 box of 5-cent cigars, arresting the pair as the incident caused a stir in the Eliot Street hotel district soon after noon.
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William D. Walsh
Linwood S. Leavitt
Division 4
Eliot Street
Washington
Tremont Streets
Chamberlain
Tragic Death at 28 Common Street
Frederick Nesbit, 40, died on the sidewalk after either leaping or falling from a third story window at 28 Common Street. He had resided there as a lodger for about a month and claimed to be married but did not live with his wife. Authorities found no conclusive evidence of intent or accident.
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Frederick Nesbit
Common Street
Nesbit
Judge disallows Haight & Freese appeal in circuit case
Judge Lowell of the United States circuit court yesterday ruled against Haight and Freese Company, denying their appeal from the July 10 interlocutory decree. The decree ordered creditors to prove claims before Marcus Morton, appointed master.
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Lowell
United States Circuit Court
Haight & Freese Company
Marcus Morton
Promoter Dickinson Sentenced to Nine Years in Jail
John W. Dickinson received a nine year term in Norfolk county jail at Dedham for aiding in the misapplication of funds from the South Danvers National Bank of Peabody which collapsed on September 19 1900. He was found guilty alongside the bank cashier George M.
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Norfolk County
Dedham
John W. Dickinson
United States District Court
South Danvers National Bank of Peabody
Wall
Dickinson
George M
Dickinson seeks appeal after 10 year minimum sentence
Foster on March 20 1903 faces ongoing imprisonment and fights the legal battle after a sensational trial. The bill of exceptions with 652 counts was allowed. The jury verdict used 10 men as two were ill. Appellate Court review sought as Dickinson released on 15000 bail. Dickinson found guilty on three counts with 5 to 10 year potential range.
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Foster
Dodge
Dickinson
Samuel L. Powers
Woman Dies After Stove Polish Box Explodes
In Clinton Mrs. Bridget Reynolds, 60, died two hours after a stove polish sample box exploded. Her clothes burned from her body and flames touched nearly every part. She rushed into another room as the wrapper ignited. Neighbors later found her on the floor as smoke issued from the house. Medical aid arrived too late.
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Clinton
Bridget Reynolds
Mysteriously Hurt In Dedham Man Found After Street Walk
Louis Lovely 48 of 16 Charles Street Dedham was found bleeding from nose ears and mouth along Washington Street near Broadway extension by Patrolman Hoppy Station 4. He was taken to City Hospital with cerebral hemorrhage and possible skull base fracture from a mysterious incident. A well known criminal-associated man from the South End was seen with Lovely earlier. police seek connection.
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Louis Lovely
Charles Street
Dedham
Washington Street
Broadway Extension
Hoppy
Station 4
City Hospital
Lovely
South End
Louis Lovely Injured in Boston Visit
Dedham reports Louis Lovely a 48 year old resident of 16 Charles Street who was found seriously injured in Boston tonight. He moved from Hyde Park some time ago and lives with his wife and four children. His health had not been good and his wife and brother urged him not to travel but he went to Boston anyway.
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Dedham
Louis Lovely
Boston
Hyde Park
Lovely
Charles _ street
Four Stock Brokers Raided in New York
Police raided four stock brokerage establishments in New York and arrested four men for failing to register a copartnership. One office raid targeted John A. Boardman & Co. of Philadelphia. Arrested: William N. Silas, George J. Turner, Frederick Bloomfield, James Stockwell. Several others were subpoenaed to appear before Assistant District Attorney Garvin.
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New York
John A. Boardman & Co
Philadelphia
William N. Silas
George J. Turner
Frederick Bloomfield
James Stockwell
Garvin
Missing Worcester Girl Sought in Boston Resorts
Police searched resorts and dens in the South and West ends of Boston for 16 year old Ruth Orcutt who may be unlawfully detained. Investigators used boats and inspected suspected locations while description notes a 5 foot 6 inch, 100 pound girl with hazel eyes and brown hair.
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Ruth Orcutt
Worcester
Police Department
Painting valued at $30,000 seized at New York customs
U S customs officials moved to confiscate a Gainsborough painting titled The Countess of Bristol valued at $30,000. The work shipped from London by Thomas Agnew & Sons was invoiced at $15,470 and later raised to $20,000 by an appraiser before learning from London that its worth exceeded $30,000. The Chicago importer’s identity was not released.
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New York
United States Customs
Gainsborough
Bristol
London
Thomas Agnew & Sons
Chicago
Fowler
Stranahan
Loving Cup For Curley
Massachusetts delegates at the Saratoga national convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians presented county vice president James M Curley with a silver loving cup for aiding the nomination of State President Matthew Cummings of Neponset as national president. Ex-president John J Rogers of Worcester County delivered the presentation speech.
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Massachusetts
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Ward 17
Tammany Club
James M. Curley
Matthew Cummings
Neponset
Worcester County
John J. Rogers
Tech scholarships won by two girls
The State Board of Education announced 40 free scholarships to MIT and Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Among the MIT recipients are Miss Maude F. Darling of Fall River and Miss Alice M. Cook of Hyannis.
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State Board of Education
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Maude F. Darling
Fall River
Alice M. Cook
Hyannis
Veterans Aid on Special Train to Minneapolis Encampment
Comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic and affiliated bodies depart Boston for the 40th national encampment in Minneapolis Minnesota. A special Massachusetts department train with officers and members travels via Boston & Maine West Shore Nickel Plate to Chicago and then Chicago & Northwestern to Minneapolis, with multiple pickup points and over 100 participants.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Boston
Minneapolis
Minn
Massachusetts Department
Grand Army
Woman’s Relief Corps
Daughters and Sons of Veterans
Boston & Maine
West Shore
Nickel Plate
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Pullman
North Station
Massachusetts
Ayer
Fitchburg
Gardner
Athol
Orange
Greenfield
Shelburne Falls
North Adams
New Bedford
Fall River
Taunton
Worcester
Springfield
Holyoke
Northampton
J. Payson Bradley
D. H.L. Gleason
W. A. Wetherbee
al Rich
George W. Nason
Navy to Punish Civilians for Insults to Uniformed Servicemen
Washington August 10 Insults to enlisted men in uniforms are increasing prompting the Secretary of the Navy to act. Civilians who discriminate against soldiers sailors and marines may face punishment under new measures aimed at protecting uniform wearers.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Rockefeller Sr May Visit Massachusetts
John D. Rockefeller Jr. left Beverly Farms for Tarrytown New York to visit his uncle William Rockefeller and inspect his new mansion under construction. Rockefeller Sr. is also believed to travel to Tarrytown to view his son's residence and may later visit Beverly Farms at Pitch Pine Hall where his son has stayed.
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John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Beverly Farms
Tarrytown
N. Y
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Sr
Pitch Pine Hall
Trousers Stock Clearance Of Morse Made Pairs
A decisive stock action followed a census surplus with an immediate clearance. About 1800 pairs of Morse made trousers are offered as new season stock in this market move.
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Lis Srey Pling
Tan Lisle Hosiery
Asc
Walrus
Ginghams, Everett Classics
En Aer Een
Oblast
Hagan
Shoeman
Washington St
Columbia Theatre
Mrs
Steward Street
Iss
Old South Clothing Co
Hanover ST. —S
Paty
Curley
TECH
A. R
Tate
Washington Adais
Brattle Street
Batman
Lynn
Hanover Street
Hamas
Blackstone ST
Hanover
North St
Richmond
Hatter
Coumbia Theatre
Portland
Sudbury
Rhs R. Grover
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