Clothing thieves captured after Waverley House robbery
Two men robbed the Waverley House clothing store in City square Charlestown of about 178 dollars in apparel. An officer halted them on railroad tracks behind the building at Station 15 and arrested them. They identified themselves as Francis Williams of Hotel Royal Green Street and James Reynolds of National House Cambridge. They pleaded guilty at Charlestown Court and are held on 2000 dollar bonds for the grand jury.
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Waverley House
City Square
Charlestown
Kline Bros
Francis Williams
Hotel Royal
Green Street
James Reynolds
National House
Cambridge
Charlestown Court
Sultan Attends Selamlik as Health Improves
The Sultan today attended the Selamlik in usual ceremonial dress, indicating his health has improved considerably.
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Constantinople
Selamlik
Archibald Prominent Mason Dies in Medford at 63
Charles P. Archibald a longtime prominent Mason in the state died at his Medford home tonight of apoplexy at age 63.
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Medford
Charles P. Archibald
Spalding Coleman Dies Suddenly at City Hall
Spalding Coleman, member of the Board of Public Works and a major stake holder in Kentucky and Tennessee coal mines, died suddenly today at Louisville City Hall.
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Louisville
Spalding Coleman
Board of Public Works
Kentucky
Tennessee
Secretary Shaw Arrives in New York to Meet Family
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw landed in New York to join his wife and daughter who are en route from Europe and will arrive tomorrow.
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Shaw
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Europe
Sail on Mission of Peace Sets Sail for Glasgow
Frank S. Foster and James Wilson, American Federation of Labor delegates, sail aboard the Allan liner Laurentian to attend the British Trades Congress in Glasgow. Foster travels to Edinburgh and France and Germany for two weeks each, returning to Boston mid-October.
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Frank SK. Foster
James Wilson
American Federation of Labor
British Trades Congress
Glasgow
Laurentian
Mr. Foster
Florence
Mr. Wilson
Boston
Dennis D. Driscoll
Martin T. Joyce
Fitzgerald
Foster
Edinburgh
France
Germany
Labor Men in Court at Dedham
Nicola Vila of the Cochrane Manufacturing Company was jailed for two months for carrying a concealed weapon a stiletto Judge Plimpton also charged him with disturbing the peace Officer Maurice Brown testified to a disturbance in Boyden square three Italians were arrested at their home Vila struck at Brown with a stiletto He disarmed him a knife and a razor were found Oscar Meyers testified three Italians terrorized the square with stilettos and revolvers Vila had a revolver He described being attacked as he walked home Then he ran home Donnelly Philadelphia national organizer of the Tapestry Carpet Weavers Union appeared charged with assault on Pietro Senerchia Aug 16 Judge Plimpton continued the case to next Tuesday morning Donnelly posted 100 bail after recognizing his own signature.
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Dedham
Nicola Vila
Cochrane Manufacturing Company
Plimpton
Maurice Brown
Boyden’s Square
Vila
Oscar Meyers
Officer Brown
John F. Barrett
Brown
Weavers
East Dedham
James Donnelly
Philadelphia
Tapestry Carpet Weavers’ Union
Pietro Senerchia
Senerchia
Gardner Perry
Weavers’ Union
Donnelly
Mrs Burns Testimonial to Peruna Promises Household Repair
Denver report on Mrs. Burns praising Peruna Drug Mfg. Co. for curing pelvic trouble and restoring health. She says relief came in weeks, allowed duties at home, and she will keep Peruna on hand. The letter emphasizes the home impact of a ill wife and mother and the product as a remedy for women's ailments.
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United States
Denver
Col
Mfg. Co
Burns
W. 7Th Ave
Peruna
Loom Fixers Union Holds 16th Annual Convention
The National Loom Fixers Association of America meets at Templar Hall 987 Washington Street with delegates from Somersworth Dover N H Salem Saco Biddeford Me Taftville Baltic Conn Manchester and Adams Waltham New Bedford Chicopee and Lowell. Reports show growing membership and a healthy state. Wage earners clubs discussed with support from Chicopee Fitchburg Lowell and others. Today's session will cover officers reports and the election.
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National Loom Fixers’ Association of America
Templar Hall
Washington Street
Somersworth
Dover
N. H
Salem
Saco
Biddeford
Taftville
Baltic
G. W. Shields
Lowell
Giles Pariseau
John Wadsworth
Fitchburg
Japan to Issue Debenture Loan for Manchurian Railway
Tokyo correspondent reports Japan will shortly issue a debenture loan to support the Manchurian railway project. This move ties to finance plans described by the Daily Telegraph correspondent in London.
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Japan
London
Tokio
Daily Telegraph
Sharon heirs back Palace Hotel rebuild plan
Lady Hes keth daughter of the late Senator Sharon cabled from London she will join other Sharon heirs in rebuilding the Palace Hotel and subscribe her share of four million dollars. Crescent Park excursion set for Saturday August 18 with a special train from South Station at 2 06 p m and Back Bay 2 08 p m direct to the park for a round trip fare of one dollar.
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San Francisco
Hesketh
Sharon
London
Palace Hotel
Crescent Park
South Station
Back Bay
Decayed Meats Used In Chicago Free Lunch Scheme
Food Inspector Murray raided a barn at 124 Illinois Street owned by William Davidson uncovering decayed pork and beef being restored and processed into free lunch material for saloons. Six men operated at 30 stoves and were arrested with Davidson for violating city health ordinances.
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Chicago
Murray
Illinois Street
William Davidson
Davidson
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