Robber Stabs 15 Year Old in Home Invasion at Salem Street
Ralph W. Gray, 15, was violently stabbed and beaten after encountering a burglar at 654 Salem street in South Groveland. The attacker escaped with $19 in cash as police chase leads to suspected escapee Benjamin F. Whitney, linked to a New Hampshire jail break.
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South Groveland
Ralph W. Gray
Salem Street
Gray
Benjamin F. Whitney
Rockingham County
Portsmouth
N. H
Young Gray
Derrick
Annis A Chum Of Slayer Letter Excerpt Published
Extract from a letter by T. Jenkins Hains to Boston publisher L. C. Page reveals distress over a family rift caused by a scoundrelly magazine writer. The brother is described as broken-hearted and the writer pleads for a visit to help.
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T. Jenkins Hains
L. C. Page
Boston
Yesterday's Developments in the Annis Tragedy
Army officers in Washington discuss Hains as a potential instigator in the Annis case. Mrs. Claudia Hains visits Mrs. Annis to offer comfort amid threats against her husband. Letters attributed to Captain Hains surfaced, and a publisher released a letter from T Jenkins Hains. District Attorney probes whether T Jenkins Hains fomented the crime over jealousy toward Annis.
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Washington
Hains
Annis
Claudia Hains
L. C. Page
Boston
T. Jenkins Hains
Captain Hains
Harvey G. Rockwell
Mr. Annis
Ship of secrets set aside in staged murder saga
New details reveal Captain Peter C. Hains Jr and William E Annis were close friends until a fatal May murder. District Attorney Darrin plans to try T Jenkins Hains as accessory before and during the fact as jealousy over Annis’s attentions to Hains’s wife is cited. Mrs Annis and Mrs Claudia Hains maintain a strange friendship amid the tragedy.
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New York
Peter C. Hains, Jr
William E. Annis
Darrin
Hains
Annis
T. Jenkins Hains
Angell blasts Taft over horse riding cruelty claim
George T. Angell, president of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, condemns William H Taft's horseback campaigning as cruel. He cites a 300 pound weight and asserts horses suffer leg strain, calling for an immediate stop and urging automobile or elephant travel instead.
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George T. Angell
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Mr. Angell
Taft
Taft riding critique cites animal cruelty charges
A reader letter condemns Taft’s riding with heavy loads on horses and mountain climbs. The writer argues the strain on the animals’ limbs and systems is severe and suggests only an elephant could bear such weight, signaling strong protest continuing on Page 2.
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Taft
Governor Guild Shows Continued Improvement In Health
At Charlesgate Hospital last night supporters reported Governor Guild improving with consoling signs of recovery. Dr Mumford, attending physician, said no more bulletins would be necessary and noted the cool weather aiding rest without opiates. The governor remains cheerful and is expected to fully recover in a short time.
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Governor Guild
Charlesgate Hospital
James G. Mumford
Armed Man at Bandit Haunt Resumes Hunt at Dusk
A man cleaned a revolver and kept another ready near Gutman’s haunt after Mrs. Montgomery alerted police from Station 13. Officers searched brush and estate, believing Peter Schwar may be hiding in a tree limb while daybreak ends the night stakeout.
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Gutman
Montgomery
Peter Schwar
Forest Hills
Man Shot at Near Lowell Gone Unharmed by Stranger
Bert L. Williams of Lowell was fired upon while walking Chelmsford road by an unknown foreigner. The first bullet pierced his hat and after Williams hid in grass the assailant reappeared and Williams fired three times. the stranger escaped unharmed.
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Lowell
Bert L. Williams
Chelmsford
Williams
Eva Booth Collapses After Speech at Winona Lake
Eva Booth commander of the Salvation Army in the United States fainted after addressing 7000 at the Winona Lake Bible conference in Warsaw Indiana. She received medical care and late reports indicated her condition showed improvement.
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Warsaw
Ind
Winona Lake
Calista Cream Advert at Toilet Counters
An ad touts Calista Cream promising a return to complexion without greasiness and claims availability at all toilet counters.
Riot aftermath and troop vigilance in city after melee
W H Bowe lying critically wounded from Friday night attack by black assailants. Authorities fear vengeance will follow his death and dispatch 4200 troops to maintain order. Governor Deneen meets with civic groups as arrests rise and loot is tallied. eighties prisoners, Roy Young confessing fires, sixth suspect sought.
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W. H. Bowe
Bowe
Billy
Deneen
Chamber of Commerce
Springfield Bar Association
Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Lkely
Roy Young
Monson Mystery Death Prompts Police Order
District Attorney Taft plans to order the arrest of a Monson youth in connection with the death of Faith Davis 16 whose body was found in a mill pond. She was seen with a man Friday afternoon two hours before she vanished. Autopsy results remain undisclosed last seen with motive unclear.
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Faith Davis
Monson
Cross
Palmer
Stephen J. Taft
Springfield
Mill Pond
Monson Village
Emmerson
Taft
Kenefick
Schneider
G. A. Bills
T. J. Crimmins
Mary Deland
State Road
Bailey's Notes on Yesterday's Sports Highlights
Bill Bailey recounts a 1 to 0 Detroit Tigers victory fueled by Uncle Luck, notes on damp Pittsburg grounds for Doves, and a yachting heat won by Manchester for the Quincy Yacht Club cup. He mentions Draper of Penn, US football views, and a reshaped American Olympic angle. St Louis and Philadelphia tied 2 to 2 after 10 innings in one game while Washington and Chicago tied 4 to 4 in another.
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Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
Steele
Tigers
Pittsburg
Doves
Marblehead
Manchester
Quincy Yacht Club
Draper
University of Pennsylvania
America
Joshua
Erebus
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Flour Prices Rising Bread to Follow in Minneapolis
John Washburn of Washburn-Crosby Milling Company announces flour price increases in Minneapolis. Bakers expect a 14 ounce loaf of bread to rise to 6 cents as a result of the higher flour costs.
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Minneapolis
Minn
John Washburn
Washburn-Crosby Milling Company
Showers Forecast for Boston and Eastern New York
Weather forecast notes showers in Boston and vicinity on Tuesday with clearing later. Washington reports eastern New York fair Tuesday and Wednesday with light to fresh westerly winds. New England shows showers Tuesday then clearing. Wednesday fair with fresh southwest to west winds.
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Boston
Washington
New York
New England
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Whitney
G. W. Scott
Scott
Twelfth
Madison Streets
Steaaet
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Tas
Yy Lees
MR. Tafi
Radog
GOV. Guild
Eva Booth
Girl
J. P. Schneider
Bill Bailey
Thompson's Spa
Washington Street
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