Mystery Surrounds Dorothy MacLeod Murder Claim
Dorothy MacLeod allegedly married to a man named Rogers is disputed by her brother Percy, who says she never wed. Caverly, about 35 to 40, a twice married man, shot Dorothy at Haymarket Square Relief Station and died three hours later. Her mother and brother had warned her away from him after he lodged at their home.
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Winter Street
Caverly
Haymarket Square
Leod
MacLeod
Dorothy
Mrs. MacLeod
Frank Caverly
Daisy Rogers Known As Miss MacLeod In Allston Home
The MacLeod family in Allston at 74 Greenville Street includes Miss Daisy MacLeod also known as Daisy Rogers among customers and friends. Reports indicate a married man with a wife teaching in Ayer Village near Haverhill and two children, with alleged recent advances toward Miss MacLeod.
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Miss MacLeod
Greenville Street
Allston
Daisy Rogers
Miss Mac
Woman killed in office shooting linked to Frank Caverly
Dorothy MacLeod dies after a fatal office shooting at 7 Winter street. Witnesses say Frank Caverly had threatened her and waited for her arrival before firing three shots. Caverly later died from a self-inflicted head wound as police secured the scene.
Railroads Face government control as bankers back rehab plan
The American Bankers Association through its railroad committee urged government control of stock and bond issues with a six month income guarantee after federal control ends. They endorsed private return, conditional consolidation, federal incorporation, ICC regulation, and extended indebtedness to fund capital needs.
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Chicago
American Bankers’ Association
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Laxative Bromoid Quinine Medicine Advised for Cold
An advertisement urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to relieve cough headache and cold symptoms in one day. It notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and a price of 30 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Separate Support Petition Filed in East Cambridge Court
Mrs. Ethel M. Caverly seeks separation from Francis G. Caverly alleging abandonment and neglect. A temporary custody decree granted their five year old daughter Lorian, with Caverly ordered to pay $6.50 weekly. Public record notes prior proceedings on September 23, 1918.
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East Cambridge
Ethel M. Caverly
Woburn
Francis G. Caverly
Dr Izac Allenby speaks on Palestine needs
Dr Izac Alcazar Allenby addressed the Tremont Temple missionary class in Boston last evening. He described conditions in Palestine during and after the war and urged Boston and the class to support immediate aid for the suffering in the Far East.
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Izac Allenby
Palestine
Izac Alcazar Allenby
Tremont Temple
Boston
Allenby
Far East
Franklin Square House Drive Aims To Clear Debt
Dr George L Perin president of Franklin Square House leads a Boston drive to raise 140000 dollars to clear the home hotel for women debt. More than 800 business girls teachers and students from the house will participate starting Saturday.
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Franklin Square House
Boston
George L. Perin
Ivanklin Square House
Fleet 10 Maneuvre Near Cuba and Barbadoes
The Atlantic fleet plans four months of drills in Southern waters to train recruits aboard dreadnoughts destroyers and submarines. Divisions sail from Sylvania Oklahoma Nevada Arizona for Barbadoes and Trinidad then Panama Canal to Colon. Gunnery aviation work and air forces cooperation features prominently with trips to West Indian ports and Colon.
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Washington
Guantanamo Bay
Sylvania
Oklahoma
Nevada
Arizona
Barbadoes
Utah
North Dakota
Florida
Delaware
Trinidad
Panama Canal
Colon
Cuban
Canal
West Indian
Naval Air Forces
Pensacola
Gulf
West Indian Waters
Dreadnought Division Joins Guantanamo Maneuvers
Seven of eight dreadnoughts including the Pennsylvania and Admiral Wilsons flagship sail toward Guantanamo Bay to join North Dakota upon arrival from the Mediterranean. About 35 destroyers and 15 submarines are ordered to Cuban waters for the exercises. After a month of drills the seventh battleship division will proceed with the fleet.
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Chesapeake Bay
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Guantanamo
North Dakota
Mediterranean
Cuban
Seventh Battleship Division
Penn
Rear Admiral Pillsbury Dies in Capital Tragedy
Rear Admiral John F. Pillsbury, retired, dropped dead at his Washington home today. Born in Massachusetts in 184, he retired for age with 2% years at the rank of rear admiral in 1906. He commanded the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius off Santiago during the Spanish American War.
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Washington
John FE. Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Massachusetts
Vesmvius
Santiago
Cuba
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Cross
Berthad McLeod
Spitzenburg
Apple Growers’ Association
Hood River
Oregon
Sullivan
City Hall Avenue
Cameron
Lynch
Desmond
Pierce
Miss Haines
Francis J. Caverly
Bertha Dorothy
McLeod
Connor
Brookside Creamery
Brookside
Henfield
Globe Coffee
Miller's
Calif
John T. Connorco
New England
Nakane
Biehl
Atlantic
Capital
L. Phollander Co
Boylston St. and
Park Sq
Walker D. Hines
Broadway
New Yorture
Associa
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