Mystery of Harry Marshall's Disappearance Drives Investigators
State Detective Letteney Deputy Sheriff Bradford and Officer Hodges arrived in Provincetown to probe the vanishing of Harry Marshall. They visited the Cook House and Peaked Hill Bar life saving station to confirm details of the night Marshall disappeared and the wind direction. James Henderson provided his account of Marshall's movements ending at the Cook House with footprints in snow leading east to the sand hill.
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Provincetown
Letteney
Bradford
Hyannis
Hodges
Taunton
Harry Marshall
Livingstone
Cook
Peaked Hill Bar
Marshall
Cook House
James Henderson
Mattie Coleman
Standish Street
Mr. Henderson
Henderson
Emma Howe
Fred Lewis
Bradford Street
Bangsville
General Gomez Arrives in Santiago de Cuba
General Gomez landed from the steamer at Santiago de Cuba amid a large demonstration and said little on the political scene. He expressed belief that the United States would establish a stable Cuban government and that a 60 percent reduction on Cuban sugar and tobacco imports to the United States would be granted.
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Santiago DE Cuba
Gomez
Santo Domingo
United States
Cuba
Court roundup reports sentences and holds from yesterday
Boigigio Muro was sentenced to two years in the House of Correction for assault with a razor on his wife. Samuel Toomey and Isaac Hersh were held in $600 for break in and entering and stealing house furnishings. Arthur Darrington enlisted in the navy and will be surrendered to naval authorities today. Mabel Dudley was fined for evading cab fare. Poker players at Holyoke street paid $10 fines. Robert Norris and William Norris were sentenced to four and six months for idle and disorderly conduct. Various other defendants faced fines or jail terms for larceny, breaking and entering, mutual assault, and related charges.
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Boigigio Muro
House of Correction
Samuel Toomey
Isaac Hersh
Catherine Carrington
Washington Street
Arthur Darrington
Navy
Mabel Dudley
Needham
Holyoke Street
Robert
William Norris
West End
Michael McAvoy
Wardner Wade
William CG. Boon
Phillips Street
Patrick McCarthy
Iliam J. Abbott
James Phelan
Philip Downey
Augustus Behanke
Bessie Freeman
Washington Boston Tours Schedule With Various Dates
Travel agency offers tours from Boston to Washington on February 28 March 14 28 April 11 and May 9 with all expenses paid rate S56 five days in Washington and visits to Philadelphia and New York with stopover privileges Florida trip departs Boston February 24 includes Jacksonville trip cost 61 and one day stay in Washington solid vestibuled train between Washington and Jacksonville return valid until May 381 requests illustrated itineraries and routes to Washington from Joseph Pagett P A Boston contact N E P A 211 Washington Street Boston.
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Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Florida
Jacksonville
Old Point Comfort
Richmond
Joseph Paggart
Washington Street
Cambridge Mayor Cuts City Lamp Maintenance Budget
Cambridge Mayor McNamee reduces the annual estimate from 79000 to 70000 for street lamp maintenance. Hopewell warns bills will reach 76000 unless costs fall or 6000 in maintenance is eliminated by extinguishing lights. The wire department appropriation drops from 14600 to 9000, risking lower efficiency or delayed office work in September.
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McNamee
Cambridge
Hopewell
Thief Breaks Into Howard Street News Store
A burglar entered the J. R. Hann periodical store at 46 Howard Street yesterday morning startling Mr. Hann who chased the intruder. Hann fired four shots in pursuit and later reported the incident at Joy Street station.
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J. R. Hann
Howard Street
Mr. Hann
Joy Street
Tourist tours from Boston via Pennsylvania Railroad schedule
Seven day tours with hotels meals en route and longer Washington stay with stop overs in Baltimore Philadelphia and New York will depart Boston under the personally conducted system on February 21 March 7 21 April 4 18 and May 2. D N Bell Tourist Agent 205 Washington street.
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Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. N. Bell
Washington Street
There's a Good Deal in a Name for Kennedy Butter Thin Biscuits
For over six decades Kennedy's name has stood for top quality biscuits. The slogan highlights the Kennedy heritage in biscuit baking and the lasting trust in the brand.
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Kennedy
Free trial package promises perfect skin for every woman
A Cincinnati woman claims a secret beauty method gives a clear refine complexion. Mrs Alberta Kiley of Covington Ky praises the results and Mme M Ribault offers free prepaid samples by mail from 3903 Elsa Building Cincinnati Ohio to prove the method.
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Cincinnati
Alberta Kiley
Scott St
Covington
Mme. M. Ribault
Mme
M. Ribault
Elsa Building
Ohio
Surbridge Declines Return to Boston
Randolph C. Surbridge the missing lawyer and promoter has told friends in this city that he will not voluntarily return to Boston, according to a recently settled understanding.
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Randolph C. Surbridge
Surbridge
Boston
Abate Nuisance of L Lines Permits Public Protest
Rev Dr George L Perin of Every Day Church on Shawmut Avenue condemns the elevated L structure as a nuisance and argues cars should remain on surface lines. He cites hardship for elderly riders and calls for reduced noise and better service with more frequent single-car runs.
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Shawmut Avenue
Forest Hills
Dewey
New York Society to Welcome Miss Marion Mason Bride of Richard T Wilson Jr
New York society will welcome Miss Marion Mason of Boston as she becomes bride of Richard T Wilson Jr on March 11. The debutante, famed in Back Bay and Newport circles, is heiress to a substantial Mason fortune and bears the nickname The Duchess among Boston friends.
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New York Society
Marion Mason
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
New York
Boston
Richard T. Wilson
John Mason
Connecticut
Miss Mason
Ella
Ida Mason
A. Lowell ‘Mason
No. 265
Clarendon Street
Nent
Back Bay
Newport
R. T. Wilson
Slocum System Four Remedies Offer Free Treatment
Four remedies make a new treatment for consumption and lung diseases by Dr. Slocum. Free guidance with a Treatise explains how one to four remedies may be used, including Cod Liver Oil emulsion, Psychine Tonic, Ozojell nasal cure, and Coltsfoote E pectorant. They claim to build flesh, strengthen nerves and cure catarrh and coughs, with wide claims and universal sale by druggists.
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Doctor
America
T. A. Slocum
Pine Street
New York
Slocum
Post
Pine St
Boston Post
Governor Crane Halts Corporal Punishment at Lyman School
Governor Crane suspended corporal punishment at the Lyman School for Boys in Westboro following Representative W J Sullivan of Boston push for repeal. Sullivan introduced a bill to repeal the law allowing such punishment, and the judiciary committee will hear the issue soon. Trustees may visit Westboro while public charities committee plans an early inspection.
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Crane
Lyman School For
Westboro
W. J. Sullivan
Boston
Sullivan
Lyman School
Massachusetts
Committee On Judiciary
Committee On Public Charities
Hovae
Dynamite Not Advocated by United Irish League Leaders
In Chicago and linked to a London report, Colonel John F. Finerty and party behind the United Irish League in the United States deny advocating dynamite or rifles. P Shelby O’Ryan defends the movement against English press misrepresentation while outlining aims such as national self government, ending landlordism, famine relief, ending English taxation, Gaelic language preservation, and educational equality. William Redmond and Joseph Devlin arrived in New York to aid organizing efforts.
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Chicago
London
John F. Finerty
United Irish League
P. Shelby O'Ryan
League
Ireland
England
O'Connell
Parnell
Messrs
William Redmond
M. P
Joseph Devlin
New York
United States
Boston Men Robbed In Littleton Hold
Edward Flynn was held for the Superior Court today for robbing Boston men Lusman McGowan and Felix Sweeney of 100 dollars and a 500 mileage book in Littleton New Hampshire on February 10.
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Littleton
N. H
Edward Flynn
Superior Court
I.usman McGowan
Felix Sweeney
Boston
Captain Le Roache Becomes Foreman of Wharves
Captain John C. Le Roache, with a long naval and municipal service record, assumed the office of foreman of wharves yesterday by appointment of the Superintendent of Streets. Born in 1843 at St. John's Newfoundland, he spent decades at sea and in government roles including at Libby Prison. He led naval and veterans organizations and earned a distinguished city service history.
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John C. le Roache
Donovan
le Roache
St. John’s
N. F
China
Europe
le Rouche
United States Navy
Rover
Wilmington
St. Croix
West Indies
Navy Yard
O Brien
Fort Hill
Hart
O’brien
Captain le Rouche
Quincy
Civil Service
N. P. Banks Army and Navy Corps
Court Farragut Order of Foresters
Charlestown
Carter Gases Today in Savannah Federal Court
In Savannah Georgia R D Greene John E Gaynor E T Gaynor W H Gaynor and O M Carter former Army captain and Mich ael A Onney Carter's secretary face a joint indictment for conspiracy to defraud the government in river and harbor contracts. The government alleges about 2 000 000 was defrauded. All defendants present except Carter who will plead separately. Connolly seeks a separate trial.
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Savannah
R. D. Greene
John E. Gaynor
E. T. Gaynor
W. H. Gaynor
O. M. Carter
United States Army
Michael A. Onney- Carter
Federal District Court
Carter
Connolly
Pollock pleads not guilty in bribery indictment
Robert E. Pollock chairman of the license commission pleaded not guilty in the Superior Court to an indictment charging an attempt to bribe Alderman Hathaway. The trial is set to begin Thursday.
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Salem
Robert E. Pollock
License Commission
Alderman Hathaway
Local man dies after ingesting wood alcohol in Brattleboro
Patrick Cummings died today in Brattleboro Vermont after drinking wood alcohol misused as medicine. A doctor had prescribed six ounces for internal use, believing it would work better inside, misunderstanding that weed and grain alcohols differ. He leaves a widow and seven children.
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Brattleboro, Vt
Patrick Cummings
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Salem License Commission
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