Robberies Charged Against Local Man After Long Chase
Louis Goldzweig, once of New York, is charged with more than twenty robberies in the tenement district after police found a room filled with loot on Auburn Street. He was held on $1200 bond for the grand jury. Police recovered 12 watches, silverware, revolvers, jewelry, and household items from his room and the thefts.
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Louis Goldzweig
New York
Auburn Street
Goldzweig
Allen Street
Horton
Wanover Street
Cottage City's Big Sunday ends camp meeting
Cottage City observed its Big Sunday closing the Methodist camp meeting sessions with sermons by Rev. R I Cooke of New York in the forenoon and Rev. Dr. I Wesley Johnston of New York in the evening. Holy communion will be administered by Dr Johnston at 8 tomorrow morning.
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Cottage City
R. I. Cooke
New York
I. Wesley Johnston
Johnston
Chinese sailors on Wray Castle flee from camera in Boston
Chinese crew aboard the Wray Castle during its Boston visit, dressed in navy yellow with queues, refused to be photographed. They praised British crews, cited discipline and cleanliness, and explained customs while the ship, loaded with hemp, prepares to sail back to the Orient.
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Wray Castle
Harrison Avenue
Boston
W Henry MacDull
China
Boston Harbor
Post
Orient
Kopff Comet Observed by Lick and Koenigsberg Astronomers
The comet found by Professor Kopff at Heidelberg on August 22 has been tracked by Professor Fath at the Lick Observatory and by Professor Przybyleck at Koenigsberg. Observations date from August 24 with precise coordinates in right ascension and declination and noted daily motion.
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Kopff
Heidelberg University
Fath
Lick Observatory
Przybyleck
Koenigsberg
Harvard College Observatory
Changes of 28 New York Stocks for Week and Month
Overview of 28 leading New York stocks with their high and low for 1905 and the current year. Net changes for the week and month are provided to show price trends and enable investors to compare performance across companies in the industrials group.
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New York
LDU
Atmar & Foundry
Ely
Colorado
Consolidated Gas
S. Steel
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
UTM
Canadian Pactifie Ecoocesskte
St. Paul
Bay
Erie E
Alissouri Pacific
New York Central
Rhoperros & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Southern Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
aNear Frisch Mark
Keith's
Junie MecCree
Claire Beasy
Doherty Sisters
Carson
Willard
Cooper and Robinson
Melnette-La Nole
Market Outlook Warns of Skittish Week Ahead
The commentary cites favorable West reports and strong rail traffic but warns the market faces an uncertain week. Bulls and bears contend as public sentiment wavers, with a likely vacillating and hazardous market unless investors act swiftly and independently.
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Bears
Howard Hansel’s Yacht Cruise Across Cape Cod Coast
Yachting writer Howard Hansel chronicles a summer of coastal cruising from Maine to Nantucket aboard the Yankiana. He notes three Cape Cod circumnavigations under varying conditions including a 112 knot final run from Nantucket to Boston and a perilous encounter with a gale off Cape Cod.
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Yowell Hansel
Maine
Nantucket
Cape Cod
Monhegan Island
Portland
Hull
Marblehead
Gloucester
Boston
Sandy Hook
Massachusetts Bay
Harbor
Cape
Hyannis
Chatham
Monomoy Point
American Library Association Opens New Headquarters
The American Library Association will open its permanent headquarters at 34 Newbury Street Boston funded by a $100,000 gift from Andrew Carnegie. The move was approved at the Narragansett Pier convention two months ago and redirects membership fees to maintenance. A funeral for Thomas H. Shields, aged 28, was held at St Charles Church with Celtic and Clerks' Association attendees, followed by a requiem mass.
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American Library Association
Narragansett Pier
R. I
Newbury Street
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
St. Charles
Thomas H. Shields
Celtic Association
Clerks’ Association
Celtics
Shields
Thomas Comer
John Murray
William Taffe
Charlies McCarthy
Woburn
Louis Shields
Roxbury
Worcester City Plans Short-Term Loan for Running Expenses
Worcester mayor John T. Duggan said the city must borrow money next week to cover running expenses. A $56,000 payment to the William Richardson heirs in settling heirs claims reduced the previous $60,000 loan, necessitating additional borrowing in anticipation of taxes.
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Worcester
John T. Duggan
William Richardson
Insane Arkansas Woman Kills Family and Sets Fire
Mrs. Frank Polsgrove, wife of a St. Francis area farmer in Piggott Arkansas, killed her husband and a 4 year old child with an axe and fatally wounded two other children, a boy eighteen and a girl seven, then set fire to the building and the man and child perished in the flames.
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Piggott
Ark
Frank Polsgrove
St. Francis
National Bank Director Johannes Nelleman Dies
Copenhagen reports the death of Johannes Nelleman, longtime National Bank director and former minister of justice, marking the end of a notable public career.
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Copenhagen
Johannes Nelleman
National Bank
Justice
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