Mad Everett Man Sparks Malden Townwide Chase
Patrick Hughes of Everett armed and insane attempted to shoot citizens in Malden at Commercial and Charles streets. Police and citizens dodged shots as a dog was killed and Hughes was captured near the Boston and Maine crossing. He will face assault with a dangerous weapon charges and a mental condition examination.
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Malden
Patrick Hughes
Main Street
Everett
Hughes
Thomas McDonough
John Callahan
Commercial
Charles Streets
Callahan
McDonough
John&Son
Patrick Tobin
Oakland Street
Highland Avenue
Tobin
Pleasant Street
Daniel Teeling
Adams Street
Long
Mary McShane
Boston & Maine
Indictment Bid Against Mrs Gardner in Art Goods Case
Mrs John L Gardner tells the Boston Post that customs persecution harms her over art objects valued at less than 80,000 dollars. She claims the items were household furnishings from Europe and not subject to seizure, and says Mrs Chadbourne had rights to bring them into the United States.
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Europe
Leper widow Wardwell escapes quarantine in Tombstone
Mrs. Wardwell, widow of Gen. David Wardwell, fled quarantine in Tombstone and is believed to have boarded a train to California where she thinks her husband is held. She wrote a note to him asking him to come, alternated between lucid periods and violent insanity, and officials seek to contact her. Her brother Albert Cole in Yuma penitentiary may petition for pardon.
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Tombstone
Ari
Albert Cole
Yuma
Tucson
Cole
Sonora
Naval and land strengths of Holland and Venezuela
The record lists Holland with first and second class battleships, cruisers, torpedo boats, submarines, and other vessels totaling 1070 ships with 126 055 war strength. Venezuela shows no navy and a land force of 9 600 with 6 510 reserves for a total war strength of 29 600. The Dutch ship Jacob van Heemskeck displaces 5130 tons at 16 knots armed with 4 large guns and rapid-fire weapons. Friesland and Gederland are noted as cruisers.
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Holland
Venezuela
Venez
Jacob van Heemskeck
Friesland
Gederland
Dutch Navy Mobilizes for War on Venezuela
The Hague reports Holland plans to attack Castro's Venezuela after US permission, mobilizing a fleet led by cruisers Tromp Konigin Rehen tes De Ruyten and Hertog Hendrik. Tension grows as arbitration ends and bombardment of La Guaira is anticipated as the opening action in a likely brief war.
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Tromp
Konigin Rehentes
de Ruyten
Hertog Hendrik
Jacob van Heemsbeck
The
Hague
Holland
Venezuela
United States
Castro
Netherlands
la Guaira
Sailor Procession Hitches Spark Sydney Mystery
A Sydney dispatch reports a sensational international hitch in the ceremonial procession of American sailors through Sydney streets on Friday. The exact nature of the hitch remains strictly confidential for the time being.
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Sydney
The
Chronicle
American Warships Sighted Off Sydney Coast
Early today a thin veil of smoke appeared on the horizon as the American fleet was observed approaching. At 5 35 a.m. official notification confirmed the sighting. Continued on Page 4 Fourth Column.
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Sydney
Fitzgerald Draws Nelson In Six Round Windup Bout
New York report says Willie Fitzgerald bumped into a Tartar when he tackled Dick Nelson in the windup number of the fight card at Navarre A. C. Ulmer Park tonight. The two boxed six fast rounds to a highly exciting draw in the big town.
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New York
Willie Fitzgerald
Dick Nelson
Navarre A. C
Ulmer Park
Fireworks on the Lawn as Red Sox Beat Cleveland 7 2
Bill Bailey notes another fireworks display as the Red Sox defeat Cleveland 7 to 2 behind strong pitching by Port-wing Pat Flaherty in Chicago. Miner Brown and Liebhardt held the Sox after early hits, but Boston broke through in the eighth.
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Red Sox
Falkenberg
Cleveland
Liebhardt
O. K
Sox
Boston
Pat” Flaherty
Chicago
Cubs
Miner Brown
Old Homestead
Manchester
Sumner Foster
Three Hurt in Grove Hall Car Collision
Harold A Powers, 28, of 197 Mocella Street Jersey City, suffered internal injuries and contusions and was taken to hospital in serious condition. Mrs Harry Shattuck, 44, of 22 Lash Street Chelsea, had contusions and bruises and was later sent home from City Hospital. Mrs Harold A Powers, 24, sustained bruises and contusions with not serious injuries. A Grove Hall southbound car struck a South Boston car on Berkeley Street near Columbus Avenue yesterday evening, injuring three, with one possibly fatally, and scaring two dozen others.
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Harold A. Powers
Mocella Street
Jersey City
Harry Shattuck
Lash Street
Chelsea
City Hospital
Grove Hall
South Boston
Berkeley Street
Columbus Avenue
Bride and groom hurt in trolley car accident in Boston
A man and woman were found unconscious after a trolley shock in Grove Hall. Harold A. Powers of Jersey City and his bride, visiting Boston, were hospitalized with injuries and shock. Powers remains in serious condition at City Hospital while his wife rests at 7 Wellington Street.
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Grove Hall
Harold A. Powers
Jersey City
Boston
City Hospital
Wellington Street
Stockholm Likely to Host Next Olympiad Says Council
The Olympic International Council will meet in Stockholm within days to decide the venue for the next Olympiad with Berlin and Stockholm as options. Early reports point toward Stockholm as the chosen host.
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Olympic International Council For
Stockholm
Olympic International Council
Berlin
Chicago to prosecute Mrs Gardner for conspiracy and evasion
Despatches state U S officials plan to charge Mrs John S Gardner with conspiracy and evading customs duties. Gardner admits the seized goods in Chicago belong to her and says Chadbourne’s involvement was unknown. Officials estimate the art treasures at about $100,000 and plan auction after seizure.
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Chicago
United States
John S. Gardner
Gardner
The
Post
Chadbourne
America
Chicago Art Goods Case Ties Boston Collector To London Shipment
Eight weeks earlier Mrs Emily Rockwell Crane Chadbourne arrived home with bonded cases labeled household goods. Customs opened them to reveal statues tapestries porcelains armor and oil paintings. Chicago collector Ames flagged the find and Treasury sent Charles Montgomery to investigate. Agents traced the Chicago lot to a London shipment and linked it to Mrs John L Gardner of Boston.
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Emily Rockwell Crane Chadbourne
Richard T. Crane
Crane Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Bond
United States
Ames
Treasury Department
Washington
Charles P. Montgomery
Customs Department
Paris
London
Miniature Art Museum
John L. Gardner
Boston
Notable Interview With Mrs. Gardner Breaks Publicity Barrier
The Post reports the only interview ever obtained from Mrs. Jack Gardner by an American newspaper. She had resisted publicity, but agreed to comment due to the significant case against her. The paper also notes it published the first authentic portrait of Mrs. Gardner.
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The
Post
Jack” Gardner
Frothingham Visits Oyster Bay With Meyer
Postmaster General Meyer and L A Frothingham of Boston, a Massachusetts lieutenant governor candidate, dined with President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay. Meyer plans to Washington tomorrow. Frothingham refused to discuss himself, then Meyer confirmed his candidacy.
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Oyster Bay
L. I
Meyer
L. A. Frothingham
Boston
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Washington
Frothingham
State
Annie Peck Safe at Lima
Lima Peru August 19 After severe hardships Miss Annie Peck of Providence R I mountain climber returned from Mt Huascaran reception was enthusiastic and no word had been received since Friday afternoon when she signalled arrival at an altitude of 2515 feet. She was with two Alpine climbers and one fell ill preventing a summit attempt.
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Lima
Peru
Annie
Peck
Providence
R. I
Mt. Huascaran
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Bard
Wilhelmina
Prince Henry
Prince
Wild Man
Mrs. Chadbourne
Eer
Caribbean
Thira
Hitch
U. S
Daily Chronicle
Bill Bailey
Annie Peck
Vicinity
New England
Oessenee
Ces
Bsvenese
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