Frank Sullivan Captured After Robbing Shain Jewelry Store
Abraham Shain of 447 Tremont Street was attacked as Sullivan entered before opening, seized a tray of rings, and fled. Officers Files and Buck captured him. Sullivan resisted photography and Bertillon measurements, delaying authorities. Shain suffered serious head injuries and remained bedbound at home.
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Abraham Shain
Tremont Street
Files
Buck
Station 5
Frank Sullivan
Barry
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Sullivan
Charles Mckenzie
Inspector Pinkerton
Shain
Shaun
Thinks Silver Issue Dead In Boston Trade Meeting
At the Boston Paper Trade Association quarterly meeting held at the Exchange Club last night, members voted to withdraw from the National Board of Trade following guidance from George W. Wheelwright. Wheelwright reported that silver is now a dead issue in business circles, and the group memorialized W. A. Russell and Byron S. Benton. Arthur K. Weck presented a Yellowstone Park feature after the meeting. An earlier report noted a typewriter theft and arrest in Providence involving Merello and Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Paper Trade Association
Exchange Club
George W. Wheelwright
National Board of Trade
Washington
Wheelwright
National Board
William T. Barker
Swey
Charles D. Brown
W. A. Russell
Byron Sventon
Association
Yellowstone Park
Arthur K. Weck
Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Health After Severe Grip
Lilla May Guseeth of Heathville Pa recounts a lingering grip illness that left her weak and unable to eat. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, she improved quickly and recovered her health to full strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Lilla May
P.O
Heathville
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Radical Relief for Piles
An advertisement extols Pyramid Pile Cure as a nearly painless, non narcotic remedy that stops pain quickly and shrinks tumors through capillary contraction. It claims a radical cure for rectal trouble except cancer or advanced fistula, priced 50 cents or one dollar, with a free book available from Pyramid Co. in Marshall Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Pyramid Co
Marshall, Mich
Midnight mystery at the navy yard unsettles marines
The navy yard scene in Marblehead and nearby ships reports a Marine named Tucke possibly injured by a fall or assault. Officers push for investigations aboard the Marblehead Katahdin and barracks crews while sentries fear prowling marines. Eyewitness notes and guard tension heighten the mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marblehead
Bluejacket
Tucke
Navy Yard
Teeke
Wilson
The
Wabash
Post
Katahdin
Vtucke
Tom
Obituary notes from Brookline and Natick
Thomas M Mahon longtime Brookline resident dies at his White Place home after forty five years in his post. Survived by son and daughter. Funeral tomorrow morning. Rev Leander Coolidge dies in Liberty New York and to be buried today at Natick from his father’s South Main Street home. Born Natick July 1869. Harvard College graduate 1895. Yale Divinity School. preached at Hemmingsford Nebraska in 1886. lung trouble led to death.
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Thomas M'Mahon
Brookline
White Place
Leander Coolidges
Liberty
N. Y
Natick
South Main Street
Leander Coolidge
Coolidge
Harvard College
Yale Divinity School
Hemmingsford
Neb
Yale
Loyal Legion Dinner at American House Meeting
The Loyal Legion held its monthly gathering at the American House last evening with 480 members present. General H. S. Russell presided and General A. M. Curtis of New York read a paper on the capture of Fort Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Legion
American House
H. S. Russell
Lort Fisher
A. M. Curtis
New York
Recital by Carlo Buonamici at Steinert Hall
A pianoforte recital was given yesterday afternoon in Steinert Hall by Mr Carlo Buonamici featuring Variations Serieuses by Mendelssohn two studies berceuse and a waltz op 4 No 1 Chopin Gretchen am Spinnrade Schubert Liszt Chanson d Avril Blazet-Duonamict Napoléon Rhapsodie No 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinert Hall
Carlo Buonamici
Governor Wolcott declines to intervene in Whitman strike
Governor Roger Wolcott says he will not revise the decision of the State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation or act as an appeal board for this or any other board regarding the Whitman shoe strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wolcott
Whitman
State Board of Arbitration and Conciliation
Board of Appeal
Luzon Unveiled From Rosales to Ilagan in Nueva Ecija
Washington reports reveal exploration by Paymaster Wilcox and Cadet Sargent across Luzon. They describe heavy rain, muddy roads, reliance on natives for labor, rice and sugar cultivation, sparse timber, many buffalo, and presence of Spanish prisoners in Humingan and Lupac. They note Ilagan as Isabella capital, its river junction defense, and tobacco wealth. a Manila insight on Filipino independence and a potential American protectorate.
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Washington
Luzon
Philippines
Uncle Seam
Far East
Dewey
W. B. Wilcox
R. L. Sargent
Rosales
Humingand
San Jose
Nueva Icaja
Humingan
Lupac
Ilagan
Isabella
Rio Grande
Cagayan
Aparri
Saturnas
Horan Meehan Wedding at St Thomas Jamaica Plain
In St Thomas Church Jamaica Plain yesterday morning Miss Helen Frances Meehan wed George Thomas Horan in a 9:30 solemn high mass. Mgr Magennis led the ceremony with a large gathering of relatives and friends. The couple planned a wedding breakfast at 24 Oakdale street, Jamaica Plain, followed by a reception. Guests included numerous local figures and the wedding party featured Lula Meehan, Miss Nona A Meehan, James Horan and Frank Meehan among others. The couple departed for a wedding trip to Niagara, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville and New Orleans aboard the 1 o'clock train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Jamaica Plain
Helen I’rances Meehan
George ‘Thomas Fioran
Mgr
Thomas Magennis
Mer. Magennis
Sheridan
Father Madden
Michael Meehan
Horan
Charlestown
Littl Lula Meehan
James Horan
Charles Roe
Frank Cuddihy
Frank P. Meehan
Walter L. Harrington
Frothingham School
Oakdale Street
Prete Ee
Mulaly
Magennis
Brown
F. B. Hamlin
William McCall
Thomas Kelcher
Alderman William Berwin
Alderman Rowe
Chelsea
J. J. Jones
Miss Jones
R. Burroughs
P. J. Flattery
Ruff
Jerry Splaine
James Muldinn
Muldinn
Charles M.muldool
John J. Jackson
Fall River
Edward Dole
Alice Horan
Sadie Walker
Lewis
Annie Mckeena
Tracy and Son
Clara Barnett
Ellan Barnett
Frank Sargent
Frank B. Norwood
Edward H. Williams
Martin Fay
James C
Alfred BE. King
John L. Kelly
Robert Cornish
Dennis Flannigan
Bracksnider
J. T. Priscoll
M. Downing
Sarah Bond
Thomas Forsyth
W. F. Rooney
Gladys Haywood
Huggins
Riley
Lawrence
Noris Blanc
Florence McDonald
Helen Gately
David Powers
Arthur Timmins
Timmins
James J. Murphy
Thomas Shea
Peter Wells
Charles Wooley
Harrington
McNeals
P . Riddel
Keeley Institute Endorsement of Postum for Nerves
The Keeley Institute manager in North Conway New Hampshire testifies that coffee harms nerves and Postum Cereal Food Coffee, properly boiled, benefits nervous users. He notes 15 minutes of boiling for flavor and food value and compares coffee to liquor morphia and tobacco in adverse effects. He recommends Postum over coffee or tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keeley Institute
North Conway
N. H
Salem man John Carney weds Grace Baker in Manchester
John J. Carney of Salem Mass a former professional player tied with Miss Grace C. Baker daughter of Paymaster Andrew T. Baker in a morning ceremony at St Anne's Church Manchester Feb 3. Rev John J Lyons officiated. A large dinner followed at Mr Bakers home with about forty guests from Boston Washington Toledo and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney
Baker
Manchester
WN. H
John J. Carney
Salem
Mass
Washington
DC. C
Milwaukee
Grace C. Baker
Andrew ™. Baker
Manchester Mills Print Works
John J. Lyons
St. Anne’s
Melrose Athletic Club Ball Opens First Annual Event
Melrose February 1 The Melrose Athletic Club held its first annual ball at the Town Hall with a large turnout of social leaders. The hall was decorated in club colors red and black and bore an emblem of an arrow through a cannon ball. About 100 couples danced while Eugene Moore supervised the floor. Ushers included Wred Leach Myron Leslie and Loring Cushman. Matrons were Mrs S D Farrar Mrs Eugene Moore and Mrs H S Butterick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose Athletic Club
Melrose
Town Hall
Eugene Moore
Wred Leach
Myron Leslie
Loring Cushman
D. Farrar
H. 8. Butterick
Dickey Social Club Ball at Union Park Hall
The Dickey Social Club held its fifth annual ball in Union Park Hall last evening with lavish decorations. The grand march began at 8:30 led by Mr Frank Muldowney and his lady, followed by Messrs Fred W Meade and Solomon Harris with their ladies, about 100 couples attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey Social Club
Union Park Hall
Frank Muldowney
Fred W. Meade
Solomon Harris
Pines River Club Ball Opens in New Revere Town Hall
Prominent Revere citizens held a ball at the new town hall with Milton Ray as president and floor director. The event was led by Mr. and Mrs. Ray, followed by I. C. Foster and wife, Selectmen William T. Janvrin and Albert A. Tapley and wives, with about 2300 attendees and E. A. Loud assisting as floor director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pines River Club
Revere
New Revere Town Hall
Milton Ray
President McKinley to Attend Boston Banquet Details
Colonel Albert Clarke opens ticket sales for a banquet on February 16 with 1914 seats at the tables. An additional 500 seats will be available to observe from nearby, while balconies provide 1600 and 2000 seats for standing room. Joseph W. Peabody is named chief marshal, with a large supporting staff. Apartments at the Touraine are arranged for the president, who arrives at 9 a.m. and departs the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Clarke
Home Market Club
McKinley
Ireb
Colonel Clarke
Joseph W. Peabody
Carter & Peabody, Tremont
Building
Clarke
Philadelphia
Touraine
Boston
Commonwealth
Dalton
Efforts to Reappoint General Davis Face Political Resistance
In Boston a strong push by Davis friends seeks A P Martin reappointment but Republicans balk at Senator Lodge interference. State leaders doubt any intercession, and plan to replace Martin with a new pick. Ward 22 mobilizes to back Wolcott’s police commissioner nominee.
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Ward
Wolcott
A. P. Martin
Lodge
State House
Wolecott
Martin
Boston
William W. Davis
Republican Ward Committee
Davis
Clark
Russell
Curtis
American Queen February issue offered free twelve month pass
Boston readers can obtain a certificate at Gilchrist & Co. Winter street entitling a lady to a free Queen magazine for twelve months, presented in person. The February number features Gibson illustrations, notable essays on long engagements, a Rosa Nouchette Carey tale, Sarah Grand and Grace Pierce pieces, and fashion pages with Abby I. Underwood images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Gilchrist & Co
Winter Street
Charles Dana Gibson
Howard Payson Ingersoll
David Cochran
Lucy Hall-Brown
Margaret Sangster
Herbert L. Birdman
Helen Lee Sargent
Susan Hayes Ward
Rosa Nouchette Carey
Sarah Grand
Grace Pierce
Mr. Gibson
Gertrude Atherton
California
Mary Easton
Elizabeth Beach
Ouida
Abby IE
Underwood
Bissell Carpet Sweeper and Wringer Exhibit Relocated
The BISSELL CARPET SWEEPER and wringer samples shown at Mechanics’ Pair have been moved to the American Whiager Cos store at 77 70 Franklin St corner of Are. There they will be disposed of at factory views. If you cannot call, write or telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bissell
Mechanics
Gas investigation eyed on Beacon Hill this year
A joint special committee may be formed to report on Boston gas costs distribution profits and securities. Rep Mackey filed the order, now at the rules committee, seeking authority to compel witnesses and papers and to hire a stenographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon Hill
Mackey
Boston
Committee On
House
Senate
Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Jeffries Boxes In Private With Brother Jack
A select group of Bostonians watched Jim Jeffries unbeaten heavyweight from California spar three rounds with his younger brother Jack at the Palace Theatre yesterday. Jeffries appeared chipper and showcased a powerful, open style with quick leads, signaling potential trouble for rivals like Fitz or Sharkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz
Jeffries
Brother John
Sharkey
Riverside Casino Ladies Night A Glowing Social Event
The Riverside Casino at Brookline hosted its annual ladies night drawing about 150 attendees. Matrons included Mrs. W. H. Rothwell, Mrs. W. E. Humphrey, and Mrs. William Hill, with ushers Walter Kimbahl A Ten Eyck Hale Joseph McKee William H. Rothwell and Fred A. Singleton assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Casino
Brookline
W. H. Rothwell
W. EF. Humphrey
William Hill
Walter Kimbahl
A. Ten Eyck Hale
Joseph McKee
William H. Rothwell
Fred A. Singleton
Cable Rates Cut In European Telegraph Service
The Postal Telegraph Cable Company announces rate cuts effective March 1 placing Holland and Belgium at the same level as Great Britain France and Germany. Holland rate drops seven cents per word and Belgium five cents per word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Holland
Belgium
Great Britain
France
Germany
Dean's Ointment Cures Itching Piles
Promotional line claims a quick and permanent cure for itching piles with Dean's Ointment sold at drug stores for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Fire at Medford barge house causes $2000 damage
Medford February 1 firemen fought a blaze that started small in a blind attic of J Manning's barge house at 10 Manning street. The damage is estimated near $2000 with Tully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
J. Manning Rester
Manning Street
Tully
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Abe
Shains Store
Mr. Shain
Tie
Phillips
Merello
Providence
Parker
Wise
James Phillips
George Merello
Howard Street
City Prison
School Street
Hood’s
America
New England
C. H. Robinson & CO
Washington St. Dock Square
Adams Square
Meehan
Inebriate
Clifton J, Bah
Clarkie
DR. King
King CO
Washington St
Jordean's
White's
Th. Lay
R. F. Balke & CO
Bond
Louieville
Kentucky
U. S. BR
Mellwood” & “Runnymede Club
Legis
J. Edward Wilson
Badger & CO
Portland Street
Compton St
DL. F. Bridgham
Boylston Building
Morgan-Lodmim
Newton
Francis B. Hornbrooke
James Muward Morgan
Praneces Mary Lodge
Eneh.thers
Heston
Giald Crow
New York del AL Roma
Tremont Row
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