Arrests in Chinatown as Cunard ship smuggling case widens
Boston authorities move to detain Kee and search the Cunard liner Ivernia after seven Chinese detainees slip from ship and hide in Chinatown. Immigation agents pursue Evans and Hackett while a yard watch spots suspicious men and a big American linked to the escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stewart
Boston
Cunard Line
London
Cunard Company
Ivernia
Liverpool
Kee
Chinatown
Marshal Ruhl
John McCabe
Evans
Hackett
United States
Guy Murchie
Bancroft
Ruhl
Darling
Federal Building
Wong Loo Denies Linking Firm to Chinatown Smuggling
Wong Loo, head of Q. W. Lung Chong Kee & Co. at 24 Harrison Avenue, denies knowledge of Chinese smuggling and says the address found on a captured Chinaman is a mistaken link to his Boston business. He claims the firm, a laundry supply shop for 22 years, has long operated legally and resents press claims tying it to “Hatchet men” or Highbinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee
Brickley
Hurley
McCabe
May Muir
Liverpool
Blackpool
Harrison Avenue
Boston
McC
Wong Loo
Q. W. Lung Chong Kee & Co
Harrison, Avenue
Somerville
Wong
Q. W. Lung Chong Kee Company
Leon Tongs
Oxford Place
Q. W. Lung Qang Kee
Wie
China
Chinatown
Boston Hosts Closing C T A U Rally Amid Moral Crusade
The fortieth annual C T A U convention ends in Boston with about 1000 attendees. Clergy and lay leaders urge sobriety and public reform against intemperance, led by Rev Maurice J O Connor and other church figures. Speakers stress personal virtue, collective responsibility, and state moral leadership. The program includes choral selections from Verdi and Purcell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Maurice J. O’connor
Archdocese of
Mgr
William P. McQuaid
St. James’ Church
George J. Patterson
St. Peter and Paul's
South Boston
George J. Waring
W. F. Convery
Dubuque
J. T. McNamee
Ilinois
Vincent Ginmeyer
S. J
James I. Maguire
Arthur McCaffrey
Boston College
J. T. McErlain
New Jersey
C. M. Casserly
New York
William J. Casey
Malden
W. F. Toohig
William Foley
Edward P. Murphy
Brockton
J. E. Brewin
Melrose
Francis J. Butler
Somerville
John T. Shea
Cambridge
Thomas F. Lally
P. D. Walsh
Maurice Dinneen
Joseph L. Sullivan
Roxbury
Daniel L. Lucey
Thomas F. Phelan
O'Connor
Catholic Church
America
P. J. O'Callaghan
C. T. A. U. of America
3-20-8 Cigars Offer Superior Havana Tobacco Value
Boston produced 3-20-8 cigars promise Havana tobacco flavor fragrance and aroma at a price lower than imported cigars. The factory saves on costs by concentrating on one brand and shape and by duty avoidance, claiming double the pleasure for your smoke money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Boston
Scranton Delegates Take South Shore Excursion for Union Convention
Over 1000 delegates to the 40th annual Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America traveled from Scranton to enjoy a harbor excursion aboard the steamer South Shore. They visited Nahant Bass Point House and islands before returning to Scranton with plans for the next convention set in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Friends
South Shore
North Shore
Nahant
Bass Point
Executive Council
Scranton
Penn
Reward Raised for Restelli in Mother and Hardwick Murder
In Quincy on August 12 a $1500 reward was announced for Luigi Restelli suspected in the July 29 murder of his mother Marianna Restelli and Henry E. Hardwick. The city added $500, joining state and Hardwick family offers of $500 each, prompting renewed pursuit. Chief Burrell coordinated with Hoboken police after a description match surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Luigi Restelli
Marianna Restelli
Henry E. Hardwick
Restelli
Louis A. Frothingham
Hardwick
Frank E. Burrell
Hayes
Hoboken
N. J
Burrell
Strathcona sends relief to Campbellton town
Lord Strathcona through Bank of Montreal contributes 5000 to Campbellton relief efforts after a telegraphic request from Lieutenant Governor Tweedie. The fund aims to aid sufferers in Campbellton, New Brunswick, as reported from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John, N. B
Tweedie
Lord Strathcona
London
Campbellton
Bank of Montreal
Mayor Gaynor’s condition grows increasingly alarming
The Mayor’s fever rose to 101 while pulse fell with the fall of the hour and later dropped to 100.1.5. Surgeons note a bullet lodged near the throat jaw level causing coughing fits and speech difficulty. No operation date set. risks of anesthesia given his weakened heart. cocaine considered for throat anesthesia.
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Adamson
Hilliard Flies Mile a Minute at Plum Island
William Hilliard piloted his Burgess biplane from Newbury Port to Hale's Cove and back, a five mile run, covering over two and a half miles at a pace near a minute. After engine checks and a brief landing, he resumed flights testing endurance with several long hops and a sub forty second half mile display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbury Port
William Hilliard
Plum Island
Hale’s Cove
Hilliard
Aviator Hilliard Flies Five Miles Over Plum Island
A large crowd gathered as Aviator Hilliard breezed across Plum Island in an ambitious five mile flight ending on the meadows near the river. He reported plans to visit Captain Frank Stevens at Knobbs Beach life station before returning, but a faulty valve halted the stopover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliard
Plum Island
Experiment Field
Hales Cove
Knobbs Beach Life Station
Frank Stevens
Ant
Captain Stevens
Ballinger Plans Resignation Date Amid Cannon Move
Republican campaign chief Ballinger announced he will quit on September 15 and Coast to a shift aimed at reshaping the House. Beverly is identified as the movement’s HQ with quiet, effective action driving changes. Senator Crane has been active, visiting Bal linger and Aldrich as the drive gathers momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Cannon
Beverly
Republican House
Kansas
Iowa
Speaker Cannon
Aldrich
West
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Secretary Ballinger
Warwick
R. I
Daily Fire Record Entries From Charlestown and Nearby Areas
6 45 a m Box 462 4 Irving Place Charlestown H P Hood Son 10 10 20 a m Box 13 46 Wareham Street J J McNutt 300 10 30 a m Still alarm 11s Sudbury Street Eugene Selys no less 2 p m Box S44 Rear 74 Lincoln Street Brighton Park Serbounty 10 2 10 p m Box S802 1080 10901 Boylston Street F W French 100 4 40 p m Box 134 157 West Sixth South Boston Robert Bishop 4 45 p m Box 819 Grass Fire rear 109 Western Avenue Brighton 4 55 p m Box 583 Bourne and Canterbury Streets Patrick Meehan no less Tis R m Box 705 132 Brighton Street Nathan Segal 100 1 37 a m Box 5097 311 Vermont Street Roxbury E S Magee 300
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Place
Charlestown
H. P. Hood & Son
Wareham Street
J. J. McNutt
Sudbury Street
Eugene Selys
Lincoln Street
Brighton
Park Serbounty
Brighton Street
Nathan Segal
A. m
Vermont Street
Roxbury
Magee
Boy Hit by Taxi In West End Junction Accident
Harris Cutler, thirteen, living at 131 Brighton Street West End, was struck by a taxicab at Chambers and Green streets while playing last night. He sustained head and left knee injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Cutler
Brighton Street
West End
Chambers and
Green Streets
Funeral notices and obituaries from Boston area Aug 1910
The column lists multiple funeral notices from Roxbury, Roxbury, Roslindale, East Boston, Brookline, Melrose, Cambridge and more. Entries announce dates and times for services, names of deceased, ages, origins, relatives invited, church and warerooms details, with occasional notes on re quiems and burial locations. Names include Broman, Byrne, Cutter, Foley Siddenly, Griffin, Hanley, Hiltz, Hynes, Jackson, Larasey, Murphy, Nolan, OBrien, Sawyer, Swindelhurst, White, Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broman
Everett
Fred E. Broman
Charles F. Broman
Main Street
Ensign Worth Bagley
Charlestown
Byrne
Roxbury
Thomas Byrne
Scotland
Thomas Doyle
Washington Street
All Saints’ Church
Centre Street
Cutter
George F
Margaret J
Mee King
West End
Foley
Michael Foley
Joseph J. Kelly & Sons
Cambridge Street
East Cambridge
Church of the Sacred Heart
Griffin
Roslindale
Atherton Avenue
Arthur
John E. Griffin
Matilda Griffin
Hanley
Brookline
William Hanley
St Laurence’s Church
Boylston Street
Hiltz
Worcester
John 4
Melrose
Melrose Highlands Baptist Church
Nova Scotia
Hynes
Michael Hynes
Phillips Street
Jackson
Boston
Charles A
Mary C. Jackson
Tondon Street
Larasey
Susan L
James Larasey
Chelsea
Church of the Advent
Heard Street
Murphy
Michael Joseph
William B
Mary J. Murphy
Malley
Nolan
Joseph P
Frances J. Nolan
Kennedy
Princeton Street
Prince Edward Island
O’brien
Ellen O’brien
Letter Parish
Castlehaven
Cork
Ireland
Patrick O’brien
Shawmut Avenue
St. Philip’s Church
Harrison Avenue
Irish World
San Francisco
Sawyer
Albert M. Sawyer
Winthrop Street
Waterman Qrapel
Saco
Swindelhurst
Elizabeth Glover Swindelhurst
Trinity Episcopal Church
North Station
White
East Weymouth
Mary
John White
Commercial_ street
St. Mary’s Cemetery
West Quincy
Williams
Cambridge
George H
Mary Williams
Ae McCarthy
Charles Wil
Vine Street
Ochurch of the Sacred Heart
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Hoyle
Capuve
John A. Greeen
Washington, D. C
East
Boston Celestial
Boston Hospitality
Old
New England
Archishop
Jesus Christ
Cc. T. A. U. of America
Bay State
J. Regis Canevin
Pittsburg
Society
Jesu Dei Viri
Verdi
Francis C. Walsh
John J. Lyons
John W. MccElroy
Lucia
Walsh
Messrs. McElroy and Lyons
Joseph J
Ecker
Joseph W. Nichols
Purcell
E. A. McLaughlin
Earl J. le Febvre
Iope
PJ O Calaghan
C Tau
Boston Theatre
A. B. Smith & CO
Boston, Mass
Mie
Eir
M. O'Keeffe
O'Keeffe
Greater
Sealey Co
Strathcona
Gaynor
Ballinger
Daily Fire Record
Snow
Thos, Snow & Son
North Market
St. Wine
Central Biscuit Co
Mfg
Gore St
E.cambridge
Maclavia
B. B. Kramer
Pres
Kramer
Ind
John