Young Office Boy Confesses to Wool Broker Theft
A 19 year old office boy, Joseph D Green of 108 Shawmut Avenue, confessed to stealing about 900 dollars from Sidney Clementson a wool broker at 198 Summer Street. He had learned the safe combination by watching experts and admitted using money for clothing and ball games at the South End grounds. The arrest was made by Pinkerton inspector Thornhill and Inspector Tryder after detectives obtained evidence. Green will be brought to court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Green
Shawmut Avenue
Sidney Clementson
198 Summer Street
Fae
Lémention
Clementson
Green
Thornhill
Pinkerton
Young Green
Tryder
Inferno at orphanage leaves children dead and injured
A fire at the orphanage and convent in a covered square began around 1 a.m. trapping 400 inmates. Helen Brown 6 Emma Mackin 7 Jane ? Mary Kate McCarthy 28 were dead. Therese Murphy 16 and Mary Brown 4 were missing. Dozens injured including Sisters Sienna Marie Reon and Agnes, with Sister Agnes escaping from a fourth floor window. Coroner to hold inquest. fire labeled incendiary by Church officials. Insurance about 9 76,000. property loss 150000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chasity
Ranared
Aluridr
Helen Brown
Emma Mackin
Jane
Mary Kate McCarthy
Therese Murphy
Mary Brown
Sienna
Marie
Reon
Miatér Katherine
Is Ignatius
Liguri
Hanna Shea
Invatory
Lynch
Otto
Sisin Bertrand
Njury
Agnes
Sisters of the Third Order of St. Dominic
New York City
Peter
George Leitner
Rr Bociety
Ph. Cronin
Kirk
John Cody
Cody
Dasha
Imont
Nyack
Sparkill
Blauveit Convent
Old Flame Week celebrations wind down across New Hampshire
In Concord crowds saw lulls as bonfires burned out and church services concluded Old Flame Week. Vernon and South Hampton held village picnics while Brentwood Carroll Henniker Marlboro New London Newport Pembroke Sandwich Webster Plainfield Bristol Dunbarton prepare elaborate observances tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Sourt Vernon
South Hampton
Rockingham County
Brentwood
Caroll
Henniker
Marlboro
New London
Newport
Pembroke
Sandwich
Webster
Plainfield
Bristol
Dunbarton
Urséay
Iate
James Ydard
Oory
Blate Hay
Tucker
Dart
Convent Fire Claims Multiple Lives in Tragic blaze
Eyewitness accounts indicate one elderly pensioner Jane died in the fire while Helen Brown and Emma Mackinnets died shortly after from fright. Katery McCarthy a convent servant with heart trouble collapsed and died later. Therese Murphy and Mary Brown reportedly escaped but theater rumors say Therese was seen near Boarkill at a stated time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Helen Brown
Emma Mackinnets
Katery McCarthy
Blauvelt Convent
Therese Murphy
Mary Brown
Surprises at City Hospital as two shock cases arise
Last night at City Hospital a man from Newton Way named Jose Sandosped, 48, escaped injury after a collision with a locomotive cowcatcher near Chestnut Hill station. He was unhurt, though his head and elbow bore minor marks. Later, a 32 year old baby named Cernedel fell from a third story window at 13 Fellows Court and survived with no injuries after examination by Dr. Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Alon Jose
Cernedel
Ward
Joseph Maloney
13 Fellows Court
Carter
Dr. Carter
Knights of Columbus plan big Massachusetts reunion and scholarship
About 200 delegates from Massachusetts Knights of Columbus, representing 18 000 members, voted to endow a scholarship for a poor boy and to host a large reunion with an amateur athletic tournament, concerts, vaudeville, races and fireworks. Committees for executive, sports, music, races, police, transportation and advertising were named with numerous officers and chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Knights of Columbus
Massachusetts
Bowes
Hayes
Knn
Poerenes of Columbus
Benesibs
William
Morary
William J. O'Brien
Edward L. Hearn
J. EB. McConnell
Ray
Ve J. Ryan
Hugh J
L. James F. Cavar
Dorence Tohn H
J. J. Gee
Irwin
F. Man
Han John Ae Dever
Harry Pierce J. Grace
Ome É Yiward
Charles A. Edward P
Richer de Hare
Kenney
Ray Whelan
John J. Jo P
Slee
Re . Siichnel
Joseph Callahan
J. H. Ames McDone
Thomas Cavanaug
Pe Hacer
J. Ht
Peter F. Tagu
Charles Barnes Kelly
T F
Agian Se Okey Y
W. L. Rankin
Lonne Toomey
Erbert
Vincent
McDonagh
Eugene J. O'Connor, Jr
John Coaxley Yate
Sam- Rieter
Iam Taylor
Coe Alien
P. F
Waite Ey
Peter Gf. Hanley
Timothy Hurley
Dugan
Ne Sogia On
J. J. Alkerin
The
Iron
John E. Baldwin
J. Mitchell Galvin
Timothy Hanrahan
Clairw
T. Fitzgerald
J. W. McShanon
William J. Brickley
Thomas G. Shearing
I. G. Slattery
Ally
J. H. Meairman
Fie Bersoee Callahan
Manus J. Pish
War In
Ford
Louis Watson
John x. Aghts
Thomes
Ree
Noteon
der MG
Whalen
A Toh
Cac Tso
Mr Seyinted
Ghia
We. Coveney
Thomason W. Mischier
Jamoa BE
J. Donovan
William H. Man
T. Scully
Vic Hon
Richard
Dato Mundi and Tribesmen in Zamboanga Action
A despatch from Manila reports Dato Mundi and his tribesmen taking the warpath against insurgents holding Zamboanga. He attacked and defeated insurgents, killing nine or ten. Bates welcomed him, granted an American flag, and discussed U S troop moves into the Sulu archipelago and nearby islands to support operations.
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Manila
Cebugays
Datonai
Zemboanga
Mundi
Bates
Sulu
Washington
War Department
Generalia
Dato Mundi Ango
Ap4
Dato Mundi
Owever
Zamboanga
Jolo
United States
Boango
Aguina Pean
Luzon
Dato | Mundi
Ty Amerivent
Bates Ares
Sulu Islands
Roane
Yasabellla
Basilan Islands
Fire on Fourth Floor At Well Street Adds To Dangers
A fire incident reported on the fourth floor at Well Street at 6:15 PM yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Fannie is listed among those affected as the blaze drew responders and halted activities nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anding
Fannie
Mindanao Crises Rise As Insurgents Conduct Surprise Attacks
Military reports indicate ongoing operations in Mindanao with insurgent forces pressing attacks. Local leaders, including allied chiefs, discuss defense measures as the situation develops and foreign observers note initial insurgent gains.
Collapse of Chicago Coliseum arches kills and injures workers
A massive scaffold collapse at the Coliseum under construction in Chicago traps and injures workers as arches tumble onto a crowded site. Survivors recount narrow escapes while investigators consider foundations, shifting sand, and pulley mishaps as possible causes. Rebuilding will begin immediately with authorities citing a likely month delay and no financial loss to the Coliseum Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Johnson
Pittsburg Bridge Company
Coliseum Company
Chicago
Coliseum
Ward C. Shankland
Filthy Brook Overflow Endangers Dorchester Residents
Residents along Arbor Avenue Dorchester near Franklin Field blame a Talbot Avenue sewer overflow for putrid stagnant water and a strong odor from a tributary to Stony Brook. A civil suit seeks damages while health officials were urged to inspect the aging sewer system and its impact.
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Arbor Avenue
Dorchester
Franklin Field
Talbot Avenue
Franklin Park
Crosse Blue Hill Avenue
Abs Met
Cansterbury Street
Morton Meadows
Roslindale
Stony ‘Brook
Talbot
Post
Blue Hill Avenue
Harvard Street
Board of Health
Stony Brook
Uriat Avenue
Cis “1
Transvaal rejects further concessions amid arms shipments
Report from Johannesburg notes the Transvaal government refusing British concessions while burghers exchange Mausers for Martini rifles. A heavy ammunition shipment, including 200 Mausers, arrived from Utrecht. Uitlander council meeting seeks imperial attention as crisis deepens. Authorities report renewed European shell orders for Krager. The press cites doubts over peace as Nine-tenths of Fort stockpiles are said to be ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Joseph Chamberlain
Transvaal
Johannessburg
Johannesburg
Utrecht
Netherlands
Uitlander Council
Krager
Europe
Bicycle Club Records and Park Permit Debates in East and West
The L A W reports 52 667 total members with 152 new card applicants last week. Massachusetts 33 New York 52 Pennsylvania 17 Rhode Island 18 Connecticut 3. East lags in attracting unattached riders while the West holds steady. A park system debate on allowing autos resumes September 2, and Kenneth A Skinner faces scrutiny over a gasoline motorcycle permit. Lehritter completes 1500 miles in 178 hours 30 minutes, near Gus Hliff’s ten century mark. Mayor Van Wyck attends finish. recent long rides from Boston to Lake Sunapee and racing news from Philadelphia and Buffalo are noted along with organizational leadership changes in the L A W.
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Bassett
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Kenneth A. Skinner
Boston
Skinner
Park Commissioners
C. A. Lehritter
Century Road Club
Mayor van Wyck
Lehritter
Gus Hgloff
Vailes
E. W. Pearson
W.W. B. Chorchill
Lake Sunapee
Granite State
Dave Schafer
Chicago
West
Jimmy Michael
Phila Iphia
AJC
Tioga Track
Zé Lally
Harry Elkes
Charley Miller
Buffalo
Annes
Charles Mock
Mock
Abbott Bassett
Noiongi
The
Pioneers
Aie League
Frank W. Western
Charles H. Luscomb
League
Ogntra
Officals
Labor Day Parade Reach For Labor Groups
Fragmented report notes a Labor Day parade gathering with union factions including the Teamsters and a local union, listing attendees and street routes. Names and exact actions are unclear due to OCR issues but reference is made to Mihat J Frank O'Hare and Dehnertne as participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O'Haregg
Getty Dehnertne
Goat Teamsters
Ee Fertire Union
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Combination Park
Dato Mund
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Manta
Mindanao
Matte Mane
Uae
Rand
Hfe
Edward Bindon
Neer
Bindon
Thomas Rabishaw
Michael Bloemer
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Toomey
Bloomer
Mr. Se
Uere
Gienic Institute
F. Rolinson
M.D
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Beacon
State House
London
St. James
Joubert
Pretorian
Eee
J. T. Manning
Umbrella Mer
Winter St
Qver A. Stowell's
Kew York
CRANE
Innes Indorsed
Ward 10
Chandler Street
W. Murray Crane
Republican Club
AN. Sraith
Labor Day
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Merle
Getchell
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O'Connor
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el L. Touten
James Q
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