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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1904

Page

5

Dodge Conspiracy Confession Triggers Arrests in New York

Charles F. Dodge, tied to Charles W. Morse and a Tammany Hall figure, faces looming warrants after a grand jury hears his sensational confession alleging blackmail and conspiracy. Dodge, released then guarded, fears kidnapping by powerful interests while awaiting potential trials in the long-running Morse-Dodge divorce saga.

New York Charles F. Dodge Charles W. Morse Tammany Hall Dodge Broadway Central Reardon Jerome Morse Europe James W. Osborne United States Texas Dodge-Morse

Tucker Celebrates Quiet Christmas in East Cambridge Jail

Charles Louis Tucker, held on suspicion of Mabel Page's murder in Weston, faced a somber Christmas in his East Cambridge cell with no visitors or gifts. He attended chapel and ate prison fare while reading, as his mother Mrs. Albert Tucker plans to visit with fruit and delicacies ahead of his trial next week.

Charles Louis Tucker East Cambridge Mabel Page Weston Tucker Albert Tucker

Fire destroys cargo on Brandenburg in Baltimore harbor

A fire of unknown origin gutted part of the North German Lloyd steamer Brandenburg's cargo in Baltimore. Two hundred bales of cotton bound for Bremen were thrown overboard along with several hogheads of tobacco. The ship sailed for Bremen after the blaze was put out. local agents could not estimate the loss.

Baltimore Brandenburg Bremen

Great Chicago Terminal Plan Unveiled by Pennsylvania Railroad

The Record-Herald reports a $30,000,000 plan by the Pennsylvania Railroad to build a new Chicago railway station. About $20,000,000 will buy land around the Union depot and $10,000,000 will fund buildings. The seven-block site will house supply warehouses, a large freight house, and a passenger depot to serve incoming lines.

Chicago the Record-Herald Pennsylvania Railroad Company Union Depot Pennsylvania Company

A Word to the Generous Public from the Boston Post

The Boston Post thanks generous readers for raising 4851.49 for Fall River children. Santa Claus will visit with multiple Santas, delivering candy, dolls, toys, and clothing to about 6000 kids. Funds and bulk donations are coordinated with Salvation Army and city authorities to distribute fairly and transparently.

Fall River Uileclad Iit-Ted Santa Claus Boston Post The Post Salvation Army Pall River Ensign Squarebriggs B. A. Grozier

Grateful thanks for aid to brighten little lives

The writer expresses heartfelt gratitude for the deep interest shown in the matter and blesses the noble men and generous women and children who contributed to bring sunshine and happiness to the faces of the beloved little ones.

22 Men Arrested in Plaistow Cocking Raid

In Plaistow New Hampshire a five member constable squad raided an improvised cock pit arresting 22 men. One escaped. Detainees were confined at the Town Hall awaiting arraignment tomorrow on cock fighting charges and the proprietor on maintaining one.

Plaistow N. H Cocking Main

Gilchrist's Cash Christmas Gifts to All Employees

Gilchrist's distributed substantial cash Christmas presents to every employee. The gifts ranged from smaller cash amounts up to the highest salaried staff, with a card of compliments. This accompanied a gratuity of one half of one percent for salespeople over the last two weeks.

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Jay the Post SAY Lampasas Gulf of Mexico Brandenburgs Cargo GREAT Sunday Post Mierica E. A. Grozier Geet River, Mass Boston, Mass United Textile Workers, of America Executive Council Thomas O'Donnell Fall River, Mass Thomas Taylor Samuel Ross Cottage St New Bedford Mass Joseph G. Jackson Robert C. Barr Straight Paterson N. J Annie McMullen Lowell United Edduard Thornton Kensington Ave B., Phils P. James H. Donnelly Elkhart St Phila Belle Sullivan Mount Pleasant St Derby, Cona Michael White Fourth St Dover H. Maurice C. Noonan Chestnut St Lawrence Luez, Cabasér Dee Charles Miles Clines St Amsterdam, N. YT Constable Davis Davis Badger Niles Peaslee Westville John Noyes Gilchrist
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