Lowell Officials Arrested in City Investigation
February report from Middlesex county grand jury at East Cambridge leads to the arrest of William C. Doherty chairman of the Board of Health Isaac E. Wotton chairman of the Water Board and Charles P. Lynch water department employee on indictment warrants. Grand jury reported true bills this afternoon. Continued on Page 12-Fourth Column.
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Lowell
Middlesex County Grand
East Cambridge
William C. Doherty
Board of Health
Isaac E. Wotton
The
Water Board
Charles P. Lynch
Water Department
3000 Sign Petition For A Roosevelt Third Term
In Philadelphia on February 7 3000 voters signed a petition urging Theodore Roosevelt to accept the Republican nomination for president. The petition praises his work and appeals to his sense of duty to the country asking him to let his name be used as a candidate.
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Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Penn
Chestnut Street
Theodore Roosevelt
Robbery by pistol on Emerald Street near Cortes
John B. Peterson reports two men robbed him of his gold watch and 15 dollars on Emerald Street shortly before 11 PM while one man held a pistol to his head. He lives at 25 Cortes Street and gave police a description. arrests expected soon.
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John B. Peterson
Emerald Street
Peterson
Cortes Street
DAR Woman Harriett Huey Dies by Gas Suicide
Philadelphia report states Harriett Baird Huey former Philadelphia Chapter president of the Daughters of the American Revolution died last night by inhaling illuminating gas at her home. She was 57 and sister to the late Samuel B. Huey longtime Board of Education president and financier. An inquest was held and authorities kept details secret until today.
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Philadelphia
Harriet Baird Huey
Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Huey
Samuel B. Huey
Board of Education
Ten Die In Port Hood Mine Disaster
A Port Hood mine accident killed ten workers six miners and four loaders when a blast in the Port Hood-Richmond Railway Coal Company’s mine in Cape Breton occurred about 7 30 this morning. Coroner to determine cause gas firedamp or gunpowder while rescue efforts saved most workers and halted mining until after funerals.
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Port Hood
N. S
Cape Breton
Bankhead
Inverness County
New England Prompt Attenuation 10c Lace in Foston
A fragmented OCR note references New England and a 10c lace in Foston. It lacks clear action, dates, or participants. The readable bits point to place names and a price detail, but the overall event remains unclear.
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Foston
New England
Arrests After Bridge Incident In Arlington Area
Chronology shows a midnights chase with arrests at Arlington on a car used by Conductor Burgess and Motorman Collins. Carl Norvis of Chelsea and Peter Rosa of Cambridge face arraignments in Woburn holding $20,000 each until Feb 18. Authorities seek Chris Seltin, a Cambridge Lithuanian, via general alarm.
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Pierce Bridge
Maple Street
Butterfield Farm
Arthur Burgess
James F. Collins
Arlington
Adams Square
Collins
Grove Street
Burgess
Carl Norvis
Chelsea
Peter Rosa
Cambridge
D. H. Hooley
Bowers
Burlington
Norvis
Rosa
Man Seltin Sought in Woburn Shootings. Cambridge to Providence or NY
Police seek Chris Seltin of Cambridge a 32 year old Lith uanian 5 ft 7 in 140 pounds medium complexion who shaved yesterday in Cambridge and is now believed in Providence or New York. Accused as the bandit who shot Sherwood Van Tassell and Edward Holland and said to have done most shooting when officers O Neil and Welsh were wounded. Conductor Burgess says Post story aided identification as yeggs read the paper and were spotted.
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Chris Seltin
Cambridge
Providence
New York
Seltin
Sherwood van Tassell
Sturgis Street
Woburn
Edward Holland
Lexington
O'Neil
Welsh
Arthur Burgess
James Collins
Arlington
Post
Public notice invites reading advertisement on last page
Public notice directs readers to consult the advertisement on the last page. It mentions Holland Wine Co at 47 Boylston Street or Adams Square as the contact or source location.
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Holland Wine CO
Boylston St
Adams Sq
Chase for Woburn Yeggs Thursday
A sequence of robberies and shootings occurred as three armed men targeted Burlington, Burling Park, and Woburn locations. Conductor Fred Bowers assisted a suspect transfer to Bedford, followed by robberies at Pinehurst Park and multiple gunfire incidents on Church Avenue Sturgis Street and Shannon's Farm as police pursued the bandits.
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Bedford Town Line
Fred Bowers
Medford
William P. Adams
William Essex
Pinehurst Park
Burlington
Woburn
Timothy Welsh
Edward T. O'Neil
Church Avenue
Sherwood van Tassell
Sturgis Street
Edward Holland
Shannon
Lexington Road
Sheriff Moves to Seize Morse Mansion in Europe
Federal authorities prepared to strip the Great Morse estate of its costly holdings as part of a high profile seizure. Officials announced imminent actions centered on asset forfeiture and court approval to take control of the mansion and related properties.
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Morse Mansion
New York Man Charters Campania To Liverpool
Charles W. Morse of New York traveled on the Cunard steamer Campania and docked at Queenstown before proceeding to Liverpool. He is traveling under an assumed name, likely C. M. Moore.
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Queenstown
Charles W. Morse
New York
Cunard Line
Campania
Liverpool
C. M. Moore
Morse denies creditor scandal aboard Campania
A Cunard Line steamer Campania correspondent found Mr Morse in the smoking room playing cards. He granted an interview, dismissing London reports as sensational and saying he has sent cabl e dispatches to New York and will return there soon. He travels partly for business and partly for pleasure for about a week or ten days. He declined to say where he would go after Liverpool, but asserted his stay on this side will not exceed ten days before returning to New York.
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Campania
Mr. Morse
Morse
London
New York
Paruy
Liverpool
Mrs Morse Must Prove Ownership of Palatial Furnishings
Mrs Charles W Morse wife of the missing banker faces a week to prove the costly furnishings at her 728 Fifth avenue home belong to her. If not, the sheriff will seize the property. Reported from New York dated February 7. Continued on Page 9 First Column.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Fifth Avenue
Weather forecast for Boston and New England fair weekend
Weather forecast indicates fair conditions for Boston and vicinity with increasing cloudiness Sunday. Fresh northwest to north winds, colder Maine Saturday, warmer inland Sunday, and brisk northwest to north winds in the west and south portions.
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Boston and Vicinity
Washington
New York
New England
Maine
Rescues Two Babies From Malden Fire
A Boston salesman for C B Smith & Co rescued Bertha Schepagel aged 18 months and Morris Schepagel aged 4 months from a fire at their parents home in Malden. He broke down the door and carried the infants downstairs to safety as smoke filled the upper floor. He then aided Mrs Schepagel and her mother to exit the building.
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Malden
Boston
C. B. Smith & Co
Bertha
Morris Schepagel
New York Harbor Ice Bound Delaying Transit
New York February 7. With a sharp temperature drop ships will stall in New York harbor tomorrow. The East and North Rivers are clogged with ice inches thick. Ferryboats could not cross today and towboats were held in a three hour pack. Ice piles up to 15 feet deep in pier slips.
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New York
New York Harbor
Hast
North River
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Teeero
Radars
Hothouse Farm
Highwan
Officer Heating
Lex
Prenelle O'Neil
Pari
Foum
Burren KeLo Farm House
Boardis
Dan H. Hooley
Jack Lake
Bak
J. F Collins
North Market Street
Ctorkeysen Sc
Heanery
Ian
Hugh Smith
100 Voices
People’s Temple
Columbus Ave
Berkeley St
Great Union Methodist
Sanford
Nova Scotia
Woburn Yeggs
Eri Wine
Europe
FR. John
N. Y. Harbor
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