Mrs Martin Seizes Baby In Jamaica Rescue
New York report states Mrs Elizabeth Starr Keefer Martin traveled to Jamaica to recover the Martin baby from caretaker Mrs Eilen Bately. She claims the child is not her husband Dr John McLeod Martin’s and brought along two men if needed. The mother says the baby was returned peacefully after her expedition.
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New York
Ring
H Elizabeth Starr- Keefer-Martin
Jamaica
Martin
John McLeod Martin
Eilen Batealy
Dr. Martin
Man Eating Bloodhound at the Lyman School
Westboro readers report a bloodhound at the Lyman School owned by Frank M. Cockburn, a new head farmer. The hound, linked to Dr Longest of Boston, attracts dogs and locals. Cockburn denies use against runaways despite several boys escaping recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westboro
Lyman School
Frank M. Cockburn
Tired of probation Jeremiah Rear don faces judge
Jeremiah Rear don of Rockland, a probationer, told Judge Kelley he has drunk alcohol since his last appearance and plans to drink again. He requested immediate disposition of his case, saying he is tired of frequent court appearances. The judge indicated disposition would be made.
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Abington
Jeremiah T. Reardon
Rockland
Kelley
Jeremiah
Bar of Justice
Reputed Mother of Princess Chimay Dies in Jail
Marla Streeter wife of Captain John Wellington Streeter claimed to be the mother of Princess Chimay. She died today in Chicago as Streeter sits in the county jail under murder sentence.
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Chicago
Marla Streeter
John Wellington Streeter
Chimay
Streeter
Lake Michigan
Brookline Child Dies After Stove Burns
Ronan Foley aged 38 months died at Children's Hospital from burns suffered when left in a Brookline home by a caregiver while Mary Foley a washerwoman went to work. The child crawled near a stove and was unattended for a few minutes.
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Ronan Foley
Mary Foley
Pond Avenue
Brookline
Children’s Hospital
Burna
Edison Co expands reach with Boston plant purchase
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston buys Framingham Electric and Natick Gas properties. Natick Wellesley Needham Framingham Holliston will be lit from Edison. Natick's plant may pass to a street railway for motive power. Framingham plant to be retired next fall.
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The
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
Boston
Framingham Electric Company
Natick Gas Company
Natick
Wellesley
Needham
Framingham
Holliston
Edison Company
Canton
Hyde Park
Somerville
Cambridge
Newton
Quincy
South Framingham
Natick Company
Seek Brother Edward Missing for Eighteen Years
Hugh McBride of 64 Dover Street and his brother Patrick of the Boston Cab Company seek Edward, a brother long unseen. A letter from their Enniskillen father says an aunt left money to the three, but the estate awaits Edward’s whereabouts. Edward last worked with the Pepper stable, quit last fall, and was rumored to be in New York. he may now be in New Orleans or California.
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Hugh McBride
Dover Street
Patrick
Boston Cab Company
Edward
Enniskillen
Tre
Pepper
New York
New Orleans
California
Fierce gale drives fleet from Boston harbor and shifts tide
A gale from the west-northwest drives 70 vessels at Boston harbor and upper harbor to ride out the blow. The wind tears across the harbor while the Thomas W Lawson anchors fail and tide falls to one of the lowest in years. The Elder-Dempster Palmas possibly adrift at sea, while Captain Mereen shows steady harbor leadership aligning ships to prevent collisions.
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T Wharf
Haddock
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Long Wharf
Charlestown
President Roads
Clyde Line
Navahoe
Lewis Wharf
Charleston
Jacksonville
Mereen
Bragdon
Elder-Dempster
Palmas
Newport
Eng
Romsdal
Cuba
American Sugar Refining Company
South
Lincoln
Eleanor A. Percy
Pisteamers
Yarmouth
Halifax
Willard Mudgett
Sierra Leone
Lighthouse Board
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New England
United States
Dr. Longest
Pasteur
Hoff
Lorenz
Mit
Europe
Longenst
Itle
Sebeba
Tlougest
Columbus Avenue
Boston, Mass
Back Bay Station
Collins
Royal College of Physicians
Aui
Cecetz
Mrs. Martin
LYMAN
Princess Chimay
Dominion Line
Queenstown
Liverpool
Canada
Merion
England
Coneer
Heigham Medical CO
Tremont Street
Dr. Hallock
Medical Institute
Court ST
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Dr. Hallock Institute
Hallock Institut
Mass
A. M. “Wells
Teotny
Neat Grawford House
Draggisia
D. Williams
Columbus Ave
Dartmouth St
Tremont St
J. E. Bishop Tremont
Dr. Bailey
Howard Street
M. D
French
E. W. Gahan
Alexander Reliable
Cordonmont
Ghemic-Electro Institute
HH. B. McConnell
Boylston St
Hota Pelham
Ames Tremont
Arantee
Dr. Warren
Harvard Medical School
Hale
J. E. Frothingham
Allston Street
Beacon Hill
Bor
Castle Island
Leyland
Armenian
Trant
Warren
Sagamore
Fenton
Dominion
Naples
Uplands
Huelva
Spain
Boston Light
Ranean Editerranea
Azores
Genoa
Vancouver
Cameroman
Beloon
Alexandria
Egypt
Gibraltar
Algiers
Commonwealth
Pet
Matate Street
Ton
Asores
Warren Line
Pier
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown Warren & CO
Mile Street
Marconi
Saxonia
Ivernia
Altonia
Alexander Martin
State St
Philadelphia Steamship Line
Philadelphia
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Steamship Lines
Norfolk
Baltimore
Newport News
Providence
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
Summer Street
School Street
W. P. Goria
R. L
Florida
Savannah
Fla
Georgia
Flothneand Iravanina
Cons & Marsters
B. R. Price
N.E.A
E.H. Downing
Atlantic Avenue
Alabama
Stone & Downer Co
Agate
WM. E. Fay, Greene & CO
Stow
R. Briggs
Washington St
Mutual Loan CO
Water Arts
Spooner & Briccs
Devonshire St
Tolman
Bromfield
City Loan CO
Dexter Loan Cgo
Mcensed
Workingmen’ S Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
HUB Loan CO
Soan
Trement St
the Post
Keene’s
Hingign ST
E. Howard & Co
Max Posner
Gyp
Worcester Wire
Tremont Theatre
Tremont
General Department Store
L. D. Newell
Paris
Heiss
Rt. I
Wood Piano CO
Ivers & Pond
Steinway
Hardman
Chickering
Rm. I. Miller
J. W. Bickford
Fenno St
Revere
Maas
Berry
Dudley, St
Rox
McPhail and
Emerson
State House
Hearings
Massachusetts
Committee On’ Federal Relations
Congress
Lodge
Henry ‘R. Skinner
Joseph G. Jackson
Committee On Fisheries and Game
Sarah BE. Pratt
Commissioners of Fisheries and Game
Committee On Counties
Stephen P. Streeter
Committee On Water Supply
E B. T. Harvell
Pembroke
David G. Pratt
H. BE. Stanton
William J. Bullock
Thomas Donohoe
Edward Barry
Rooman
M. Perlie
Thomas L. D
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Committee
Andrew L. O’toole
Board of
City of
Thomas F. Porter
Charles F. Wildes
Creee
Committee On
William F. Dana
Lombard Williams
Suffolk
Ann Fallon
James P. Fallon
Boston Post
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Keilty & Cummins
Thomas P. Cummins
Copartner
John R. Keilty
Soren
Blake CO
Sudbury St
Red Cross Pharmacy
Waltham, Maas
Leverett St
S. H
al Bee’s
Blackstone St
Esac
Thomas Stafford
Tata
Albert
Patina Dapat
Remember
Albert's
Smith Bros
Edlty
C. L. Holland
Noce
Main Springs
Alexander Cava
Tremont Row
A. O. Hall
Barber Schoom
Collins's
Hathaway Bookbiding CO
L. Cohn
Haverhill St
Els Re Yard
Sun Advertising Bureau
exSu
Kneeland St. John Martin
Borrada
Tremont &T
Sewall & Day Mill
Western Ave
Brighton
McDowell
McDowell's
Winter St
D. J. McDonald
Lowell
Sidney Wachtel
Kingster St
Bedford St
Russ, Beth
Inga
Singer
Bella Mfg. CO
Mme, Campbell's
Summer St
Room 407
Shorey Notary
Chester Ave
Chelsea
Willow Park
Shawmut Ave
Charles and
Cambridge Sts
Cambridge St
Joy St
At &c. Ib
Sc. Ib
Yerxa’'S
Central Square
East
Compton and
Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
d&Sutt
Remingtons
Cone Typewriter Exchange
Bromfield St
Standard Sewing Machine CO
Columbia St
Ome Sewing Machine Agency
Avon St
Opp
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Rel
Oxford
Wheeler & Wilson
Whesler & Wilson Mfg. CO
Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. CO
Randolph School
Prof
Slye
Seerage
Celine
the Bay
Richmann
Chick
M. Hatch
Park Sq
Shipping News
Hirach
Manzanilla
Cienfuegos
Venus
Funechal
Pye
Stanwood
Nantucket
March
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
O. Co
Lennon
Nottingham
Tingle
Melrose
Hammett
Perth Amboy
Abbie Ingalls
Dixon
Port Reading
N. J
Cambrian
London
Saxon King
Rotterdam
Ruperra
Nile
William W. Converse
Carteret
Clara A. Donnell
Clark's Cove
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