Towne Plans West Tour to Counter Roosevelt Camp
Charles A. Towne will open his campaign in Duluth within ten days and travel through Idaho Oregon Washington California and other Western states. He will tour the South and devote his efforts to answering Roosevelt and targeting the Republican vice presidential nominee during the campaign.
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Chicago
Charles A. Towne
Duluth
Roosevelt
Towne
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
California
Two Mysterious Men Taken From Kaiser Wilhelm II
Two Italian men, Mattolo Moresca and Michale Guida, were arrested by secret service detectives aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm III and taken to a barge office, amid suspicions they are anarchists and possible convicts liable for deportation. Authorities note Moresca is an ex convict and that the pair may be held at Ludlow Street Jail rather than Ellis Island.
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New York
Secret Service
Immigration Service
Mattolo Moresca
Michale Guida
Naples
Moresca
Wilkie
Washington
Ellis Island
Ludlow Street
Guida
Chief Hazen
Williams Opens Campaign in New England Tour
The opening campaign event for Democrat George Fred Williams will be held Monday night at Bellows Falls Vermont. He will deliver speeches nightly in Green Mountain State towns as part of a September election effort in Maine and New England with six speeches planned in Maine the following week.
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New England
George Fred Williams
Bellows Falls
Green Mountain
Maine
Williams
Portland
Sugar Thefts: John Gibbons Arrested In 500 Pound Larceny
John Gibbons a teamster was arrested on larceny charges for stealing 500 pounds of sugar from the American Sugar Refining Company. Salvato Fuccello was also detained on receiving stolen property charges after the theft was traced to a delivery to Fuccello. Pinkerton agents aided by inspectors arrested both men and locked them in the Tombs.
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John Gibbons
Salvato Fuccello
American Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Pinkerton
Gibbons
Fuccello
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Abbott
Cleary
Douglass
Wise
Watte
Violence in Mayaguez as Federals and Republicans clash
In Mayaguez a political clash left one dead and a dozen injured after Federals and Republicans exchanged about thirty revolver shots and used clubs. Tensions rose after a planned Republican mass meeting in a Federals controlled ward and follow a disputed second anniversary celebration of U S occupation. Spanish residents in San Juan circulated a call to organize for Spain while the U S District Court likely opens on September 2.
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San Juan
P. R
Mayaguez
United States
Dias
Combination Park Race Day Ends With Narrow Finish
Racing resumed at Combination Park after two weather delays. A second heat in the special race saw Jettie Fred wobble and fall near the first turn, but Kin ce was saved from injury by ver Merrill. The event, under the Dorchester Driving Club, featured Little Fred and Lightfoot in a tight finish with the black horse prevailing by a length.
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Combination Park Jast
Jettie Fred
Ver
Merrill
Kince
Aus
Dorchester Driving Club
Tfoot
Fred
Lightfoot
Peck Decorated in Paris as Grand Officer of Legion of Honor
United States Commissioner General Ferdinand W. Peck of Chicago is named a grand officer of the Legion of Honor in the Official Journal announcement. The August 18 report places Peck among foreign commissioners receiving decorations.
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Paris
Legion of Honor
United States
Ferdinand W. Peck
Chicago
Legion
Youthful criminal Langtry Held in Dorchester Burglary
Harry P. Langtry alias Harris Mosely alias Harry Green, 22, with no home, was arrested by Inspectors Cleary and Morrissey of the bureau of criminal investigation on a breaking and entering and larceny charge. He is wanted on other counts and has a prior Concord Reformatory record. A previous escape to Philadelphia and later Boston arrest are noted. last night’s offense involved stealing a violin worth 95 dollars from a Holden street Dorchester house.
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Harry P. Langtry
Harris Mosely
Harry Green
Cleary and
Morrissey
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Langtry
Concord Reformatory
Philadelphia
Boston
Inspector Cleary
Concord
Holden Street
Dorchester
Copper thieves target copper kettles and yard raids
Police arrest Gilbert H. Frost at 73 Hancock Street for larceny of four copper kettles worth eight dollars from Seavey Manufacturing Company Cambridge. The Charlestown Navy Yard had seen large copper thefts. guards uncovered thieves using rubber boots tied to hides of horses to transport rivets and shavings, curbing losses.
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Gilbert H. Frost
Hancock Street
Station 3
Seavey Manufacturing Company
Cambridge
Murray
Cambridge Police
Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Heaths of Charlestown Celebrate Golden Wedding
On September 8 Mr and Mrs Thomas Heath of Elm Street Charlestown mark fifty years of marriage. He is a wheelwright and blacksmith running a growing shop in Joiner street. Mrs Heath, formerly Caroline Pierce of Fall River, is indisposed but her husband remains active in daily business. They have four children: Mary Blood wife of William Blood a Boston fireman. William Henry an engineer in Brooklyn now aboard the Corliss yacht Oriole in Providence. Fred Albert a musician in Middletown New York who is blind yet self supporting. and Frank Arthur a Middletown minister. They have never lost a child and speak of a life of contentment without wealth to worry them.
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Thomas Heath
Elm Street
Charlestown
Heath
Caroline Pierce
Fall River
Newport
Mr. Heath
Joiner Street
Mary Blood
William Blood
Boston
William Henry
Brooklyn
Oriole
Corliss
Providence
Fred Albert
Middletown
N. Y
Frank Arthur
They Elope. Broker's Son and Chorus Girl Sue for Papa's Pardon
Roger Livingston Jr wed chorus girl Dora Hampton and the couple seek parental forgiveness as they wait in Chicago. Livingston, a Stock Exchange member with an office at 80 Broadway, plans to join his European travels with his family while under 21 he is Yale class of 1902. The telegrams and rushed wedding stem from a summons home and a wary father.
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New York
Roger Livingston, Jr
Dora Hampton
Papa
Chicago
University Club
Roger Livingston
The
Stock Exchange
No. 80
Broadway
No. 10
East Sixty-seventh Street
Livingston
Europe
Roger
Yale
Miss Hampton
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
California
Mr. Livingston
He Wears Women's Fixings in Court Case
Bernard Jennings of 3322 South Second Street, a brewer, was fined $20 in the Wyoming Police Court after his wife testified he earns $14 a week from the brewery and spends most of it on drink and women's clothes. She said he has dressed in women’s clothing for five years.
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ST. Louis
Bernard Jennings
South Second Street
Wyoming
Man Wears Corset and Monstrous Wig in Hidden Wardrobe
A man returns home from the brewery wearing a full outfit including underskirts corset and plumed bonnet. He previously ventured out in these clothes but now fears to do so. He sometimes sleeps in the garments and only removes the bonnet for bed, donning a monstrous wig.
Gold aboard Roanoke as Nome rush brings 600 aboard
Two steamers reach Port Townsend with Klondike headlines. The Roanoke carries 200 passengers and $3,000,000 in gold plus $1,000,000 in furs shipped from Dawson to St Michael. Clarence Berry holds over $150,000 in four treasure boxes. Dawson reports four drownings from the Aquilla wreck.
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Port Townsend
Wash
Nome
Roanoke
Yukon
Dawson
St. Michael
Robert Dollar
Humboldt
Lynn Canal
Klondike
Clarence Berry
King Solomon Lodge Outing To Dover By Barge
The degree staff of the King Solomon Lodge I O O F will hold its annual outing tomorrow. Thirty members, many chief officers, will travel by barge to Dover for a full day trip starting from the West End and returning late at night.
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King Solomon Lodge
Dover
West End
Supposed Boston Man Found Dead in Framingham Yards
Terribly mangled body of a man found in freight yards at dawn. Limbs and head injured. a hat and a card show the name John Healy, care of James Ellis, corner of B Street, South Boston. Suspected of stealing a ride. identity uncertain.
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South
Framingham
John Healy
James Ellis
B Street
Boston
Worcester woman Fannie Mc Pherson sentenced for larceny
Miss Mc Pherson of Worcester was sentenced by Judge Brown in the Municipal Criminal Court to one year in the women’s prison at Sherborn for larceny from a Tremont street business. She appealed and was held in 600 dollars for the September term of the Superior Court, the court finding she did not defraud the Hotel Essex.
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Brown
Municipal Criminal Court
Fannie Mc Pherson
Worcester
Essex
Sherborn
Tremont Street
Gratitude Letter From Catholic Rooms at Harvard to President Eliot
A letter dated August 16, 1900 from the Catholic Rooms committee at Harvard thanks President Eliot for his encouragement and celebrates the Cuban teachers summer school. Signatories include Moses Hale Douglass, J. D. M. Ford, Josaph Williams, Grace And ing, M. A. Ford, and Radcliffe affiliates.
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Eliot
Harvard University
Charles W. Eliot
Moses Hale Douglass
J. D. M. Ford
Harvard
Josaph R. Williams
B. C
Grace Anding
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Eis
Bernard M. Wolf
My Clothier
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Broker
Russia
Traveler Shoe Co
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Old South Church
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Credit House
Shawmut Ave
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