State Chases Bruhm Across Coast in Wide Hunt
Fugitives Bruhm and Wingate elude authorities as farmers along the Kennebunk to Portland route guard provisions and all boats are watched. Inspectors Shields and Shaw coordinate searches from Kennebunk to Bangor with police and Navy yard aid ready. reports name two suspects and reveal Bruhm’s past as garage partner in Beverly and a Boston jewelry stockpiling.
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Kennebunk
Portland
Bruhm
Wingate
Clarkson
Brahm
Bangor
Atlantic Shore Line Railway
Public Service
Portsmouth
Wood
Inspector Shields
Wilbur O. Shaw
Shaw
Navy Yard
Shields
H. L. Bowden
Boston
Wells
Ogunquit
Skkennebunk
Brum
Beau Brummel
Juniper Point Colony
Charles O. Johnson
Kittery
Rye Beach
Portsmouth Harbor
Savage
Rug
Pemberton Square
Oklahoma Beauties Tour Boston Amid Eastern Wonders
Twenty eight young women from Oklahoma toured Boston visiting Bunker Hill Old North Church Constitution and Back Bay. They praised Boston guides and wished for more time before continuing to New York and Galveston before returning home. Chaperones included O P Sturm editors and Mallory Line’s A W Pye with Alfred L. Fenton and Joseph H. Lane overseeing events.
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Oklahoma
Boston
A. W. Pye
Mallory
Post
New York
Bunker Mill
Old North
The
Constitution
Back Bay Penway
Lexington and Concord
Galveston
Tex
O. P. Sturm
Oklahoma Magazine
Alfred L. Fenton
Joseph H. Lane
More Loot Found From Savage Plunder Ties to Salem Case
Two dress suit cases of silverware tied to the Savage affair arrived at police in Kittery Maine on orders of Inspector Michael Shields. police identify pieces linked to Thomas B. Gannett Joseph H. O Neil and others as detectives assemble recovered property from burglaries in Brookline Cambridge Salem Roxbury and Brookline homes on dates in July and August.
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Savage
Clyde G. Bruhm
Kittery
Michael Shields
Salem
Brahm
Thomas B. Gannett
Joseph H. O'Neil
Cambridge
Seaver Place
Roxbury
Heve
Thomas BR. Gannett
Channing Place
Frank A. Brown
Washington Street
William G
Salem Girl Entangled in Burglar’s Coastal Chase
Clyde G. Brahm and Harry V. Wingate lure police across a dozen towns after Brahm, a stock speculator and alleged burglar, won the affection of Elizabeth Ingoldsby of 10 Broad Street. Mrs. Frizzell recalls Wingate as a quiet, productive machinist living at 73 Summer Street. Brhum’s past calls to Miss Ingoldsby stretch back two years.
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Salem
Clyde G. Braham
Harry V. Wingate
Brahm
Peter Ingoldsby
Broad Street
Bruhm
Elizabeth Ingoldsby
Miss Ingoldsby
Ingoldsby
Summer Street
Boston
Wingate
Ellen M. Frizzell
Harry Wingate
Brahm buys yacht Savage for 250 after coast flight
Aug. 27. Brahm paid 250 last Saturday for his yacht Savage used in the coast flight with Wingt ate from Salem to Boston Harbor and then to Kittery. The red canoe tender cost 40.
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Salem
Brahm
Savage
Wingate
Boston Harbor
Kittery
Farman Wins First Prize for Aeroplanes
Farman takes top prize in a distant air race with Latham Paulhan Lambert and others finishing behind. Curtiss and Bleriot post fast laps as wind shifts aid and hinder pilots. Cortlandt Bishop declines purchase of the Zodiac dirigible. the Zodiac remains entered for Hudson Fulton races with a $14,000 asking price.
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M. Bleriot
Curtiss
Cortlandt F. Bishop
Clifford Harmon
New York
Zodiac
Harmon
Farman Wins After Long Flight in Champagne Meet
Hubert Latham places second and fifth but is deemed ineligible for two prizes. Farman surprises by flying nearly five hours before dawn to win the Grand Prix de la Champagne, with spectators cheering as he lands at the starting line and is hailed by officials including M. Millerand.
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Hubert Latham
Aviation Committee
M. Tissandier
M. Sommer
Farman
Sharps
Latham
Gnome
Tissandier
Paulhan
Betheny
Workers Quit Steel Plant at Schoenville
At sundown 60 state troopers guard the Pressed Steel Car Company plant in Schoenville as 3500 workers strike amid fears of last Sunday's riots. Today imported workers left the plant in groups from two to 200, saying they were misused and forced to work, welcomed by striking employees.
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Pittsburg
Pressed Steel Car Company
Schoenville
Pressed Steel
Hill cautions against bumper Northwest wheat crop
James J. Hill, chairman of the Great Northern railroad, said in an interview that the Northwest may harvest about 50,000,000 bushels more than some years, but he rejects predictions of a bumper crop as not true.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Northwest
James J. Hill
The
Great Northern Railroad
Hill
New Hampshire Vets Elect Officers at Weirs Reunion
The closing session of the New Hampshire Veterans Association reunion at The Weirs elected officers including President Henry L. Johnson of Washington, D. C. and vice president Joseph M. Clough of New London. Other posts went to Natt Shackford The Weirs secretary Dana W. King Natua quartermaster Frank H. George Concord, commandant Charles Russell Lakeport and medical director Dr. Granville P. Conn Concord.
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The
Weirs
N. H
New Hampshire Veterans’ Association
Henry L. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Joseph M. Clough
New London
Natt Shackford
the Weira
Dana W. King
Natua
Frank H. George
Concord
N H
Charles ©. Russell
Lakeport
Alson F. Rublee
Granville P. Conn
J. W. Adams
Methuen
Mass
A. J. Sawyer
Plaistow
S. S. Piper
Manchester
A. W. Hayes
Rochester
Posse Kills Negro Slayer and Burns Body in Ga
In Soperton Georgia a posse pursuing B Clark a Black convict serving life for murder killed him at sunrise after he had shot one man and wounded two others. His body was burned on a rubbish heap as intense community tension rose amid the violence.
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Soperton
B. Clark
Bibb County
Three Cars Crash on Malden Line in Charlestown
Three cars belonging to the Boston Elevated collided on Alford Street near the Malden boundary at 6 22 p m causing a delay. No injuries were reported.
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Malden
Boston Elevated
Alford Street
Charlestown
Harriman House Patrols Guard the Tower Hill Estate
Mr. Harriman rests at his Tower Hill castle high on a 4600 foot elevation with a private road and steep incline railway. A Harriman police force guards all approaches as press and outsiders are restricted and kept at Arden Turner's six miles away.
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Mr. Harriman
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Lovett
Leutenant
Harriman Castle
Tower Hill
Harriman
C. T. Ford
Dr. Lyle
Robert C. Lovett
New York
Carol Harriman
Walter
Harrimans
Erie Railroad
Arden
Turner's
B. H. Harriman
Promise of Purity in Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna
The California Fig Syrup Co publishes a full statement on every package to reassure the well informed and medical community about the purity and uniformity of their laxative. They note figs from California provide taste while medicinal principles come from beneficial plants and urge buyers to purchase only the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
California
Caliria Fig Syrup Co
Carroll Arrested for Speedy Speech in Pittsburg
W. H. Carroll, Boston Socialist Labor lecturer, was arrested early today on Fifth avenue and Magee street while delivering an incendiary speech. He had spoken in Pittsburgh for weeks and held a police permit until it was revoked after a citizens’ petition.
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Pittsburg
Penn
W. H. Carroll
Boston
Socialist Labor Party
Fifth Avenue
Magee Street
Carroll
Carroll denounces police religion and government at meeting
At a morning meeting Carroll is accused of abusiveness while denying disorderly conduct. Witness Anna Dunn contends his gatherings are disorderly with an unruly crowd. The hearing was adjourned to tomorrow. Carroll sought mayoral and gubernatorial bids on the Socialist Labor line.
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Carroll
Anna Dunn
Boston
Massachusetts
Socialist Labor Party
Bomb Injures Three In Barcelona Public Station
Barcelona reports a blast Thursday night injuring three people. The explosion occurred in a public convenience station on a main street and was heard for miles. Censorship continues to be noted in the city.
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Paris
Barcelona
Irish Benefactor for 50 Years Dies in Braintree
John Kavannah a pioneer structural mover in New England and long time leader in Irish Leagues dies at home in Braintree Massachusetts at age 78. Born in Providence Rhode Island his death was attributed to old age after a long career in Irish community affairs.
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Braintree
Mess
John Kavannah
New England
Kavannah
Providence
Winthrop Returns From Navy Practice
Acting Secretary of the Navy Winthrop returned to Washington from New York after observing target practice of the Atlantic Fleet off Chesapeake Capes during the early week. He appeared tanned and sunburned, marking his fifth day at sea.
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Winthrop
Washington
New York
Chesapeake Capes
Elderly couple in Massachusetts die on same day
In Brockton on August 27 an elderly Randolph woman Mrs Sibyl Lane and North Rehoboth resident Martin Eddy aged 96 both died. Lane was Bristol county s oldest inhabitant at 102. Eddy was Norfolk county s oldest man at 96.
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Brockton
Massachusetts
Norfolk County
Bristol County
Sibyl Lane
Randolph
Martin Eddy
North Rehoboth
Death of renowned New England eye specialist Dr George Colburn Clements
Well known eye specialist Dr George Colburn Clements died at his home in Haverhill aged 54. Born in Milford he achieved wide renown across New England for his medical work before his death on August 27.
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Haverhill
George Colburn Clements
New England
Milford
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