Dugan Reveals Jewelry Recovered in Four Suspects Case
Captain of Detectives Dugan announced in Pem berton Square that a small amount of jewelry has been recovered and identified by Smith Patterson and Co. The four men held at police headquarters are Charles Leonard alias Joseph C Lawrence William A Shea James Cahill and William J Leonard alias White. Two have prior records and one appears in the rogues gallery. Most of the jewelry remains untraced, with the woman believed to have carried away much of it. Unset diamonds worth 6000 were marked Smith Patterson and Co and 4000 in rings watches and gold ornaments accompany the bulk.
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Watts
Pinkerton Bureau
Dover Street
South Station
Wilbur D. Merrill
Smith, Patterson & Co
Summer Street
Merrill
Providence
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Pemberton Square
Charles Leonard
Joseph C. Lawrence
William A. Shea
James Cahill
William J. Leonard
White
Will Be Next Mayor Declares Mnamee At Rally
Ex mayor McNamee told a Cambridge Democratic rally at the Jefferson Club Main Street that he will be the next mayor. He accused the Non-Partisan City Council of acting on his charges about the Coolidge estate deal and criticized General Champlin and Councilman Harlow for influencing votes and assisting in the scheme.
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Cambridge
McNamee
Jefferson Club
Main Street
Coolidge
Champlin
Harlow
Fire damages Brookline house owned by Leland
A house at 1495 Beacon Street in Brookline owned by George A. Leland was damaged by fire to the extent of about 200 dollars around 9 30 yesterday morning, with the blaze reported early and under investigation by local fire crews.
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George A. Leland
Beacon Street
Brookline
Friends honor Miss Annie Peard with dress suitcase surprise
Friends of Miss Annie Peard surprised her at Mrs. Wallace home 26 Crescent Avenue Dorchester by presenting a dress suitcase in a brief social gathering.
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Annie Peard
Wallace
Crescent Avenue
Dorchester
Dennis D. Driscoll to Speak to Boston Newsboys Union
Dennis D. Driscoll secretary treasurer of the State branch A F L accepted invitation to address Boston Newsboys Protective Union 9077 at 53 Hanover Street tomorrow afternoon More than 200 attended a smoke talk last night at 45 Eliot Street under the Book and Job branch of Typographical Union 13 The sixth annual ball of Sheet Metal Workers Union 17 was held last night at Paine Memorial Hall with 380 couples and grand march led by Edward F X McCarthy and wife Cigarmakers Union 97 voted against holding an international convention in 1905.
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Dennis D. Driscoll
A. F. of L
Boston Newsboys’ Protective Union
Hanover Street
Eliot Street
Typographical Union 13
Sheet Metal Workers’ Union 17
Paine Memorial Hall
Edward F. X. McCarthy
Cigarmakers’ Union 97
Chief says Chadwick securities found worthless in package
Cleveland dispatch reports a package claimed to hold 5 million dollars in Mrs Cassie L Chadwicks securities was opened and contained only worthless papers. The bundle had been kept in a Jersey City vault until yesterday and brought to Cleveland by Iri Reynolds. Attorneys Stearns and Squire discussed Newtons suit and the outlook for recovering loans. Chadwick remains in custody in New York.
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Cleveland, O
Cassie L. Chadwick
Andrew Carnegie
Jersey City
Iri Reynolds
Mrs Chadwick May Be Indicted Here in Massachusetts
An early move in the Chadwick case is expected in Massachusetts where broad laws on obtaining money by false pretenses may apply. The Brookline woman faces possible larceny charges tied to alleged acts in this state as a civil suit seeks $30,000 against Newton for accommodation notes.
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Chadwick
Massachusetts
Newton
E. E. Williams
Elyria, O
Brookline
Mrs York Reaffirms Link to Mrs Chadwick as Sister
Mrs Alice M York of San Francisco declares she is the sister of Mrs Chadwick and that their childhood shows no peculiarity beyond Chadwick's habit of deep thinking and quietness, despite Chadwick’s denial of the relation.
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San Francisco
Cal
Alice M. York
Chadwick
Plans Church Phones From Pulpit to Pews
Melrose reports Rev C H Stackpole and Methodist church officials were approached about installing interior telephones to aid hard of hearing members. Professor Thomas B J L Grady, a longtime church figure who has struggled to hear sermons, is identified as the offeror. The system would be supplied by a leading electrical manufacturer. Stackpole favors the plan, believing it could boost attendance among the hearing impaired.
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Stackpole
C. H. Stackpole
Flaherty Favored for State Democratic Chair in Gloucester Rise
Colonel Gaston and Governor elect Douglas back Captain John J. Flaherty as successor to Congressman McNary to lead the Bay State Democracy. Gaston proposed Quincy Thayer or Arthur Lyman, but Douglas prefers Flaherty. A canvass of 58 state committee members showed opposition unable to prevail, confirming the conference.
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Gaston
Douglas
John J. Flaherty
Gloucester
McNary
Bay State
State Committee
Josiah Quincy
Thayer
Arthur Lyman
Flaherty
Mr. Douglas
Democratic National Committee
New York
Doyle’s Friends Lose City Jobs in Boston
Eight members of the Concord Club of Ward 12 who backed Chairman James H. Doyle in the street commissioner campaign have been discharged from city employment in the past week. They were not officially dismissed for their Doyle Charles faction stance. each faced a discharged-for-cause action, with leaders accused of waiting to act. Roles included a city treasurer’s office worker, John Neary a hospital supervisor, four at Albany street yard, and one in the permit department.
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Concord Club
Ward 12
James H. Doyle
City of
Boston
Doyle
Charles Fight
John Neary
Albany Street
Widow of Cr. L. Hoover Faces Further Legal Trouble
The statement reflects on a woman described as extravagant who, after an affair in Toledo and release from prison, lived with the speaker. She remains the widow of Cr. L. Hoover, who left her a substantial fortune. The speaker expresses sympathy that she has not secured bonds and hopes for her release from current trouble.
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Toledo
Cr. L. Hoover
Chadwick delays trip to Cleveland as she spends second night in tombs
After wavering on waiving examination Mrs. Chadwick remains in the Tombs awaiting counsel guidance and a Cleveland trial. Her local attorney notes possible bail talks and the case’s notoriety, while she eats a hearty jail supper and hopes for a peaceful rest.
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New York
Cleveland
Chadwick
Tombs
Messrs. Carpenter and Powers
Albaugh
Democratic Seven Chosen for Aldermanic Slate
The Democratic seven named are John J. Baldwin Edward L. Caulby Arthur Gavin Patrick Bowen Daniel Whe lton Fred Kneeland James Nolan. Leaders expect 11 aldermen for Democrats with two to Republicans and a four way fight for the last seat involving Frothingham Hennessey OToole Curley and Linehan.
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John J. Baldwin
Edward L. Caulby
Arthur Gavin
Patrick Bowen
Daniel Whelton
Fred Kneeland
James Nolan
Frothingham
Hennessey
O'Toole
Curley
Frank J. Linehan
Linehan
Daly quotes from McNamee at Odd Fellows Hall
In front of a large nonpartisan audience Mayor Daly cited remarks he says were spoken by his opponent at a Ward 11 Democratic rally. Daly asserted McNamee claimed the city should be in Democratic hands next year and criticized past accusations.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Daly
McNamee
Ward 11
Guaranteed Cure for Piles Advert
An advertisement promises a guaranteed cure for piles itching bleeding and protruding. It claims druggists will refund money if the remedy fails to cure within six to one weeks.
Despondent laborer Kilcommons ends life at Chelsea home
John P Kilcommons aged 70 committed suicide by hanging at his 65 Mathews street Chelsea residence yesterday afternoon. Discovered by his sister Kate, cut down by neighbor William Carey, life was extinct. A laborer who had worked for Brown's Express, he is noted as despondent after his wife died months ago. The city physician and medical examiner were notified.
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John P. Kilcommons
Mathews Street
Chelsea
Kate
William Carey
Kilcommons
Brown’s Express Company
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