Seek Alleged Slayer Here In New Brunswick Murder Case
St John New Brunswick August 23 Thomas J Collins a sailor wanted by Albert county authorities in the Mary A Mac Aulay murder at New Ireland has not been located. It is believed he may have gone to Portland or Boston and may attempt to ship as a seaman. American authorities have been notified.
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ST. John, N. B
Thomas J. Collins
Albert County
Mary A. MacAulay
New Ireland
Collins
Portland
Boston
Stockingless Maids Barred From Trolleys
Two young bathers caused a scene near the Virginia Avenue beach in Atlantic City when a trolley conductor refused them rides for wearing stockings that violated new orders. The women protested before boarding a passing bus to return home.
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Atlantic City
Virginia Avenue
Venus
Destruction in Valparaiso After Twin Earthquakes
Aug 23 Valparaiso reports four fifths of near Plaza de la Victoria and Las Delicicas destroyed. Damage estimates range 25 to 50 million dollars. 80,000 people to leave the city. Over 2000 dead. Espiritu Santo churches destroyed. hospitals and theaters ruined. Fires out, water restored, looting reported. Two shocks lasting four and a half and two minutes: many houses toppled. Steamers evacuating residents to northern and southern points.
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Valparaiso
Plaza de la Victoria
Las Delicicas
Almendral
Espiritu Santo
Havas News Agency
San Francisco
Doras Captured After Escape Attempt In Charlestown
Peter Doras, 21, of 11 Franklin street Charlestown, fled from inspectors at Lagrange and Tremont after burglary charges tied to Dr J L Mahoney of Huntington Avenue. Police recovered jewelry worth 500 and pawn tickets linked to Julius Belyea. Doras was recaptured and handcuffed after a dash to liberty at Tremont and Boylston.
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Peter Doras
Franklin Street
Charlestown
Lagrange and
Tremont Streets
Frank Tays
Tremont
Boylston
Shields
Murphy and Hart
Doras
Lagrange Street
J. L. Mahoney
Huntington Avenue
Julius Belyea
Dr. Mahoney
Belyea
Castle Square
Quietly Weds Landlady in New York At 76
J Q A Ward noted sculptor, 76, quietly marries his landlady Mrs Rachel Ostrander Smith, 50, July 19. Ward, lively and fond of the widow who moved to Newburg years ago, asks curiosity about their union.
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New York
J. Q. A. Ward
America
Rachel Ostrander Smith
Ward
Archery for Women Advocated by Miss E. C. Cook
Washington based Miss EE C Cook a prize winner at the Franklin Park archers tournament argues archery improves health and morale for Americans. She notes outdoor sport habits in her youth and cites women over 60 competing well in varying weather, including rain during the current tourney.
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EE. C. Cook
Washington, D. C
Franklin Park
Miss Cook
Cook
the Post
United States
Post
Hello Girls Strike Over Rear Door Order in Chicago
Three hundred fifty telephone girls at the Chicago Telephone Company central exchange walked out in a strike that shut seven thousand telephones in the business district. The dispute centers on an order forcing workers to enter via a rear 10 foot passageway, described as muddy and dark at night, with saloon hangers-on nearby.
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Chicago
Ill
Central Exchange
Chicago Telephone Company
Central
Rear door change rejected by company after stormy meeting
The rear door modification was refused by the company and the girls began a strike following a stormy meeting held today.
Gage Denies Joining Theosophical CultNear Point Loma
Chicago August report says LYman J. Gage is in town on personal business and plans to return to his new home near Point Loma California He denies joining the theosophical cult led by Mrs Tingley He says he chose California for rest and pleasant surroundings not for religious reasons
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Chicago
Lyman J. Gage
Point Loma
Cal
California
Mob Drives Foreman To Run After Street Riots
James Riley, a section boss over Italian workers on New London street rails, was mobbed after striking Frank Serio with a pickaxe handle. Serio suffered a fractured skull and may die. Riley fled a half mile to police HQ with violent mob pursuing. Riley jailed on $10,000 bond on assault with intent to murder charges.
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New London
Conn
James Riley
Frank Serio
Serio
Riley
Tracey Held for Shooting in Cambridge Court
Judge Stone finds Frank J. Tracey probably guilty of firing the shot that struck Reserve Patrolman P. H. McNamara while resisting arrest. Tracey is held in $6000 bonds for the grand jury and pleaded not guilty. He cross examined witnesses claiming his companion fired the shot. He says Captain Murray urged him to name the accomplice or face grand jury punishment.
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Stone
Cambridge
Frank J. Tracey
P. H. McNamara
Tracey
Murray
Maine stock firm M. J. Sage & Co closes offices
Portland reports the principal Maine office of M. J. Sage & Co. stock brokers, run by James H. Smith, opened 18 months ago, with branches at Rumford Falls Lewiston and Berlin New Hampshire. All offices were closed today following a failure announcement made last night.
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Portland
Maine
M. J. Sage & Co
James H. Smith
Rumford Falls
Lewiston
Berlin
N. H
Treasures Found in Our American Forests
An advertisement extols American forests as sources of medicinal roots and praises Dr. R. V. Pierce of Buffalo for his Golden Medical Discovery and All Healing Salve. It describes cures for liver, heart, skin, and women’s ailments, and promotes Favorite Prescription for weakened or overworked women. Also notes alcohol free formulas and ingredient lists, with mail order for samples and details on use for various conditions.
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Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Golden Medical Discovery
R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
My Ideal cocktail sweeps summer crowds in town
The new drink by John J. Flynn of Brattle Square gains fame from Elm Street to New York. Flynn says he crafted the mix after a doubtful caller asked for a “searchlight,” and the result delights bartenders and patrons alike as it garners praise at Klondike Club events.
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John J. Flynn
Brattle Square
Elk Fraternity
New York
Flynn
Klondike Club
Lincoln
Peter C. Bogan
Everett Lodge
Mr. Flynn
Sage & Co. stock brokers may resume business in Lynn
The Lynn offices of Sage & Co. were closed today. Local manager J. J. Moiney said the firm had done good business in Lynn and that arrangements were being made to resume operations.
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Lynn
Sage & Co
J. J. Moiney
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