Gloria and a mysterious house party in Cragsmoor place
Gloria returns to New York after a telegraphic summons and travels with Guy Richards and Mimi. They attend a Cragsmoor party hosted by Lorraine Slater where the famed black pearls disappeared during a lively evening, triggering a major commotion.
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Himi
Guy Richards
Thorp Andrews
Gloria
New York
Guy Ichards
Virginia
Morton Phelps
Guy
Mimi
Cragsmoor
Lorraine Slater
The Missing Pearls Mystery at Crossways
Virginia Phelps loses a necklace during a dinner party at Crossways. Suspects include Mimi, Morton Phelps, the foreign guest, and a servant crew as guests recount their movements and alibis. Gloria investigates the tangled loyalties while Virginia teeters on hysteria awaiting the necklace’s return.
Unwelcome Suspicions Rattle a Ball at Virginia’s House
Gloria and Mimi clash as a necklace theft tests loyalties at a grand party. Virginia fears Morton Phelps did the deed while Gloria guards her own truth, torn between love and duty as detectives close in.
Little Walks About Boston on City Woes and Proposals
A reader提出 a series of city reform ideas including sewer screens to block rubbish, better horse safety with ropes and belts, drinking fountains with attached faucets, lighting hours extended in dark mornings, and humane ways to tag horses at auctions. The note critiques common urban inefficiencies and suggests practical upgrades for waste, safety, water use, and transport capacity.
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Agee
Boston Steamer Mohawk Wrecked Total Loss
The Mohawk left Boston for Port Ivory New York with no cargo and ran aground at Kill von Kull between Staten Island and the Jersey shore. The Burton Steam Ship Company confirms the loss of the freighter which had operated Port Ivory to Boston with sheep stock and other freight. Captain Henry K Doane and 18 crew members are safe.
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Boston
Mohawk
Port Ivory
N. Y
Kill von Kull
Staten Island
Jersey Shore
Burton Steamship Company of Commercial Wharf
Maine
Henry K. Doane
Malden Cows Cause Citywide Commotion After Drunken Rampage
A herd of cows in Malden escaped through pasture bars near the athletic field after a brunette Holstein led a drunken spree. The bovine melee ended with the herd back in the pasture, some cows ill from their antics, and a claim of damages unlikely as owners anticipate demand for milk.
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Malden
Sisterhood
Dominic Diest
Everett
Rich Street
Burke
SCREEN IDOL LOSES CURLS
Eugene O'Brien, famed movie idol, rapidly recovering after being struck by a heavy truck in Hollywood. Doctors at Hollywood Hospital expect him to begin travel soon but he is minus his thick curls shaved to treat a torn scalp and with internal injuries.
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Los Angeles
United News
Eugene O’brien
Hollywood
Hollywood Hospital
O'Brien
Horse Electrocuted in Chelsea Puddle Incident
A horse owned by the Turner Center Milk Company was killed after stepping in a puddle charged with electricity at Division and Cross streets in Chelsea. The wagon driver Samuel Snyder aged 26 from Somerville was shocked but recovered after hospital treatment.
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Division and
Cross Streets
Chelsea
Samuel Snyder
Dacia Street
Somerville
Witness testifies on fear and murder plot at Scarpone case
Antonio Mascatti testified he feared for his life and wrote letters in Sicilian to threaten Scarpone’s attackers. He claims he did nothing to stop the threats as he feared death. Di Padova is hospitalized for insanity and denied prompting the letters. Simbell seeks a fresh trial due to prejudicial demonstrations. The trial resumes Monday morning.
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Michele Scarpone
Unity Street
Scarpone
di Padova
Bridgewater
Joseph Simbell
Simboli
Simboll
Abraham Myerson
Padova
Nude dance arrest hits Newburyport case in Lynn
Miss Jennie Chambers a 28 year old waitress from Lynn was arrested at 19 Green Street on a warrant charging a statutory offence in a nude dance case at a River Road farm near West Newbury. Four men and another woman were also arrested and arraigned. all face statutory charges with hearings set for Wednesday.
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Jennie Chambers
I. Lynn
John Dole
River Road
West Newbury
Green Street
Lynn
John M. Cagssman
Newburyport Court
Chambers
Mayor's Signature on Whipple's Pledge Cards
Thousands of pledge cards for Sherman L. Whipple's Democratic Senate bid were distributed yesterday with James M. Curley's signature. The cards feature Whipple's photo and slogan "Whip Em With Whipple" and include a blank for name and address asking if the recipient will attend primaries and vote for Whipple to defeat Henry Cabot Lodge.
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Sherman L. Whipple
United States Senate
James M. Curley
Mr. Whipple
Whipple
Henry Cabot Lodge
School Street
Boston
Mass
Motor Boat Numbers Must Be Restored
The Treasury Department announced that reports the motor boat numbering act was repealed are false. Owners who removed numbers must restore them to avoid penalties as violators rise. the 60 plus violations noted stem from a change in the revenue act exempting certain boats from pleasure boat tax.
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Treasury Department
They Would Kill Me Witness Breaks Down in Court
Mascatti nearly collapsed on the stand as Judge Dubuque halted proceedings after three days of testimony. Prosecutors pressed him about why he did not notify police, and he answered that attempting to save Scarpone’s life would put him at greater risk. He also testified that Simboli dictated the ransom letters.
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Gloria
Virginia
Guy
Morton
Colonel Slater
Slater
Morton Phelps
Phelps
Bridge
Mimi
Crossways
Lorraine Slater
Lorraine
Boudoir
Custom House
New York
Vison
Mascatti
Dubuque
Cress
Maascatti
Frank Zotolli
Anzardo
Scarpone
South Boston Man Disappears From Home Mystery Deepens
Joseph P. Smith a 27 year old married man from 199 West Eighth Street South Boston vanished from his home. He recently worked at Stuart and Warner service station on Commonwealth Avenue Brighton and had been pursuing an automobile invention project. He submitted a pattern for acceptance, was discouraged by its rejection, and since then has been working heavily.
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Joseph P. Smith
West Eighth Street
Boston
Smith
Stuart and Warner
Commonwealth Avenue
Brighton
Rufus L. G. Scott Dies at 87 in Lanesboro Home
Rufus L G Scott aged 87 former New York tax commissioner and Brooklyn official died at his summer home in Lanesboro after a one day illness. He passed away in the room where he was born.
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Pittsfield
Rufus LG. Scott
New York
Brooklyn Board of Aldermen
Brooklyn Board of Education
Lanesboro
Mr. Scott
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