Missing Lowell pair arouses city alarm as searches continue
Mrs. Edward Welch and John Murphy have been missing from their homes for about three weeks in Lowell. Murphy, a junior partner in Brady & Murphy liquor firm, was last seen with promises to meet Welch who vanished the next day. Relatives fear for their safety as police efforts prove futile and family tensions surface.
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Lowell
Edward Welch
John Murphy
Murphy
Brady & Murphy
Worthen and
Fletcher Streets
Maria McCoy
Rock Street
Welch
Edward H. Welch
Copson
Fletcher Street
Mr. Welch
Mrs. Welch
Death by Own Action Shocks New York Hospital
Authorities at Hudson Street Hospital report two versions of the death of Katie Senack a 17 year old Hungarian girl taken in on Friday night in a demented state. The true cause appears self inflicted by a radiator while a watcher reported she wandered the streets. A woman named Mrs E Craw employed her as a servant and she left home to buy groceries then vanished.
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New York
Hudson Street Hospital
Katie Senack
Feeman
Greenwich Street
Quv
E. Craw
Eleventh Street
Damages Sought Over Affection in Danbury Suit
In Danbury Connecticut Mrs. Franklyn Hart sues Mrs. Anna Knapp for 10000 damages claiming alienation of affection and loss of companionship and financial support for her husband. The bill was filed in the town clerk's office detailing alleged interference and resulting suffering.
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Danbury
Conn
Franklyn Hart
Anna Knapp
Ner
Knapp
Src Rand Tosh Urbance
Miss Rand Returns Home After Disappearance
Miss Margaret Rand, a Sunday school teacher who vanished Tuesday, returned to her uncle Robert H. Patton’s home at 212 East 124th Street last night. Patton persuaded reporters to wait as Rand claimed she had attended a Christian Endeavorers gathering in Albany and wished to live at the Boone Weapon headquarters.
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New York
Margaret Rand
Robert H. Patton
East One Hundred and Twenty-fourth Street
Patton
Miss Rand
Christian Endeavorers
Albany
Mise Rand
Boone Weapon
Strafford's Small Estate In London Notice
The article notes a small estate matter in Strafford with the Hertae affording patsone. It mentions three months of signed dates and the daughters involved. It references Mrs. sacs Jew Etratord and a sole heir with a lien, describing probate actions in a London notice context.
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London
Arged
Rescue at Thompson's Island Averts Drowning
The article recounts Frank rtey day afternoon and Roberts aiding a swimmer off Thompson's Island. Be returned to aid the man after starting to swim from a raft near City Point, with Roberts rowing quickly to reach him. The saved individuals include three lives due to swift action.
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Frank
Boston
Thompson's Island
Roberts
Drowning Rescuer Named for Heroic Act
A man known as Netate hes taguiates himself by rescuing several persons from drowning this year. Local officials praised the unnamed rescuer for risking his life to save others.
Cold Beach Day Dampens Revere Crowd at Seaside
At Revere Beach on the weekend crowd shivered in the cold and stayed out of the water. Superintendent West predicted the season’s backbone broken with light business ahead except Labor Day. Bath house attendants had a slower day after a busy week. 1460 bathers entered the surf, few were women. No arrests. police raided a liquor operation on the boulevard Friday night. Sergeant West will stay on duty for weeks before moving to the new speedway with the mounted squad.
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Revere Beach
West
Thomas H. Roberts
Revere
Park
Daniel C. Murphy
Edward B. West
New Speedway
Large crowd visits Nantasket for reservation proposal photos
About 20,000 people visited Nantasket yesterday amid cold windy weather. Representatives from the Metropolitan Park Commission were on hand taking photographs of hotels involved in the proposed reservation.
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Nantasket
Metropolitan Park Commission
Sunday closing debated at Revere Lay College meeting
Rev Mr Bixby urged that Revere allow some beachside shops to stay open while closing groceries and tobacco shops on Sundays. Dr Kneeland pressed strict enforcement and called for a curfew law to curb juvenile crime amid protests over Sunday retail rules.
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Mr. Bixby
Revere
League
Bixby
Pacifica
Democratic State Convention in Zanesville to start next Tuesday
Workers for candidates arrived as the Democratic State convention opens with district meetings to form a new state central committee and a party reorganization panel. Delegates report on credentials amid expected disputes from Cuyahoga, while many judicial and statewide offices draw numerous candidates. The convention will also consider adopting a new Democratic party constitution.
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Zanesville
State Central Committee
Chicago
Indorse Bryan
McKinley
Cuyahoga County
G. Lewis
Isaac R. Sherwood
James A. Ri Coan N. Heskell
James P. Seward
Horace I. Chapman
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
Democratic Party
Caucus Confusion Over New Two-Caucus Law
Boston lawmakers react to a new statute limiting parties to two caucuses a year. Democrats cite changes affecting national convention delegates while Republicans doubt its reach over residential delegates and may seek amendments next winter.
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Boston
Daes
Secre Et State
Count Adolph von Brandt Detained After Theatre Incident
New York eyewitness story describes Count Adolph von Brandt, a Bavarian aristocrat, being escorted from the Star Theatre after insulting crowds and having his bald head subjected to jeers. He was locked up for the night and fined $2, paying quietly as spectators witnessed the scene.
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New York
Adolph ‘von ‘Brandt
Star Theatre
Astor
Bavaria
America
Bavarian Count Seeks American Heiress in Matrimonial Market
In a crowded gallery a Bavarian count displays many knight insignia and a flowing goatee as he courts an American heiress. Toughs mock his value in the matrimonial market while a sultry soubrette smiles nearby. A humorous tale of vanity and mistaken worth unfolds.
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Rene
Count in Gallery Turbulence Sparks Bavarian Outburst
An angry count confronts hecklers in a theater gallery as a mix of insults and staged bravado erupts. A police officer intervenes as cameras and patrons react to the chaotic scene and the count’s threats of revenge.
Axe Attack Leaves Edward Tyburn Wounded in Quincy
In Quincy Atlantic an axe assault at Frederick Cornish’s house left Edward Tyburn with deep head and arm wounds and in precarious condition at Quincy Hospital. Cornish was arrested and jailed following the confrontation among several young men.
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Quincy
Atlantic
Edward Tyburn
Tyburn
Frederick Cornish
Cornish
Negroes Remain Armed as Georgia Riot Trials Loom
In Darien Georgia blacks stay armed while 200 soldiers remain on duty ahead of a special Superior Court term opening Wednesday to try John Dix for Deputy Jiffinsend murder Henry Dee and 35 jailed rioters will also be tried. A citizens committee funds counsel for John Delagall murder Townsend case.
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Darien
Lawton
Savannah
Superior Cour
Townsend
Henry Delagall
Ange Mt
New Mining District Found Near Sawbill Lake
A Milne Centre Ontario source reports Mr. King and a companion have located a new mining district sixty five miles north of the line near Bonhearst station. They claim rich gold bearing quartz veins and each has filed claims with free milling gold in large quantities.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Milne Centre
Ont
King
Sawbill Lake
Bonhearst Station
Canadian mail changes shift transatlantic service
Halifax reports definite transfer of the Canada transatlantic mail contract from Elder Dempster to the Allan and Dominion lines at the end of St Lawrence navigation. Canadian Pacific freight delivery to St John is sought. boats may call at Halifax both ways or end at Portland. Allan and Dominion to add two new ships.
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Halifax
N. G
Dempster
Ottawa
Allan and Dominion Lnes
St. Lawrence
Canadian Pacific Railway
St. John
N. B
Portland
Allan
Dominion Lines
Address on Zionism by Miss Lea Asher at Zion Hall
Miss Lea Asher of Dorchester delivered an address on Zionism yesterday afternoon before the Sons and Daughters of Zion at Zion Hall 1 1/2 Hanover Street. She urged Zionism as the hope for Hebrews in Shepee countries and cited the Dreyfus case to illustrate ongoing prejudice. President Robert Silverman presided and remarks were made by H. Kellen.
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Lea Asher
Dorchester
Sons and Daughters of Zion
Zion Hall
Hanover Street
Miss Asher
Shepee
Dreyfus
Robert Silverman
H. Kellen
Hen Thief Killed in Milford After Henhouse Raid
An unknown man, presumed from Springfield, Mass., was shot and killed early today by Clark Jr. after a henhouse raid. Clark Sr. is a wealthy local farmer. the incident occurred as the thief tried to escape through Dyeona fields. The man was warned to halt but did not stop, and Clark fired four shots, killing him.
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Milford
Conn
Springfield
Mass
Clark, Jr
S . Wipraneark
Clark
Belace Pone
Dye Ona
Fata
Ane Clark
Young Man Arrested For Stealing Watch on Ataniford Street
Will Gannet twenty three years old residing at 62 Joy Street was arrested by Station 3 officers last night for stealing a watch from Michael Atwater of Cambridge on Ataniford Street.
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Will Gannet
Joy Street
Station 3
Michael Atwater
Cambridge
Ataniford Street
Hundreds Visit Olympia Navy Parade
Hundreds visit Olympia on August 27 as Admiral and crew aboard the U S cruiser Sandsea share admiration and pleasure during a flagship passage and public event.
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Nich
U. S
A. Sandsear Sharane
Bicycle Crash on Verda Parkway Sends Rider to Hospital
A cyclist was struck on Verda Parkway near Tnarrison Avenue in the afternoon. He suffered serious cuts, was treated by Dr. Sabine, and transported to City Hospital by Brookline police.
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Verda Parkway
Fragments from a city column and notices
Readable fragments mention monthly events at a street venue and a local entertainment schedule. Details are limited and lack clear names or dates.
My Clothier's Fire and Smoke Sale Delivers Huge Bargains
A historic fire sale at My Clothier's draws crowds as damaged goods from fire smoke and water are slashed to half price and less. Men's suits from 8 to 18 dollars reduced to 3.96 4.95 7.50 9.95 with many coats pants and hats steeply discounted. Shoes and accessories also cut prices including damaged stock sold at a fraction of original value.
Arrest of Albert Russell in Cottage City Larceny Case
Chief Watts at headquarters received a telegram from Cottage City police naming Albert Russell, 20, under arrest for larceny of several bicycles from Samuel Kasanof of 18 Harrison Avenue. Russell allegedly took bikes to repair and then sold them. Inspector Wolf to proceed to Cottage City for him.
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Watts
Cottage City
Albert Russell
Samuel Kasanof
Harrison Avenue
Russell
Inspector Wolf
Boy Hurt After Fall From Carriage on H Street
Six year old Edward Kelley living on 174 H street in South Boston was cut above the eye when knocked down by a carriage owned by Dennia O Connell on H street near his home last evening. He was treated at Carney Hospital and then sent home.
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Edward Kelley
H Street
Uth
Boston
Dennia O’connell
Carney Hospital
Locust Street
Clan-na-Gael Association
Clan-na-Gael
Matthew Cummings
Neponset
George Sheehan
Philip Keen
Somerville
Patrick Collins
Collins
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