Arrest of William Morrison alias Count Delaney in New York
After a long police search, William Morrison alias Count Delaney was arrested in New York on a larceny charge for $9482. The complainant is Wesley A. Gove & Co., formerly at 67 Milk Street Boston. Morrison was located by police in Beaver Street, New York where he ran a brokerage business.
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William Morrison
Delaney
New York
Wesley A. Gove & Co
Who
Milk Street
Boston
Harrison
Beaver Street
Rubber Found in First Class Mails Detentions
In Falmouth a Dutch steamship Hollandia carrying mail from Buenos Ayres to Amsterdam had 1265 parcels of raw rubber removed from first class mail. Another detained ship Gelria on a South America voyage yielded 13 parcels of rubber.
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London
Hollandia
Falmouth
Buenos Ayres
Amsterdam
Gelria
Farmouth
South America
Trains Run by Caution Signal in Milford Crash Inquiry
Testimony at a joint ICC and utilities panel hearing claims extra No. 5 ran past a caution signal before colliding with the stalled Connecticut River Express in Milford. Witnesses describe speed near 45 to 50 mph, three men in the engine cab, and signals sometimes failing or showing false clears since installation.
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New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Milford
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Public Utilities Commission
W. R. Curtis
McGinnis
John W. Heath
Woodmont
Curtis
Heath
W. M. Spalding
C. C. Elwell
J. E. Sheehan
Schooner explosion kills two and injures six at Commonwealth Flats
A schooner carrying ninety gallons of gasoline exploded beside the Cromwell Oil Company hulk on Commonwealth Flats. Flames leaped as two men were lifted from the blaze and others were cast into the sea, leaving two dead and six injured.
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Santos
Cromwell
Cromwell Oil Company
Commonwealth Flats
Tragic Explosion Sinks Schooner Near Provincetown
In Provincetown a schooner exploded and sank in 25 feet of water near the new fish pier. Peter Bent and John Fisher were killed while Manuel Madero died at Carney Hospital. Joseph Lewis is missing. Five men were rescued despite icy, burning waters and injuries as fireboats battled the blaze.
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Valerie
Manuel Sousa
Santos
Jesse White
James & Ella
Francis Ragusa
Guardian
Captain Perry
Eaton
Manuel Madero
Carney
Ferdinand Sousa
Frank
Manuel Grata
Joseph Combrema
Provincetown
Mary C. Santos
Manuel Santos
Peter Bent
John Fisher
Carney Hospital
Joseph Lewis
New Fish Pier
Elevated Tie-Up Delays Brookline Transit Late Night
An inbound Chestnut Hill Ipswich street car derailed at Washington Street and Brookline Avenue, halting service to the elevated and subway for about an hour. Miss Katherine Kelly, 164 Chestnut Hill Avenue, fractured her right forearm in the crush while alighting a stalled car. A half mile of cars queued until 10:30 p.m. No Brookline Village to elevated or subway service for the hour. Park Street and Boylston stations saw thousands delayed as theatres emptied. By around 11 p.m. cars resumed and normal service returned near midnight.
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Brookline Transfer
Chestnut Hill- Ipswich Street
Washington Street
Brookline Avenue
Katherine Kelly
C. A. Morse
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Brookline Village
Park Street
Boylston Street
Brookline
Former Editor Edwin M Bacon Dies at 71
Edwin Munroe Bacon, 71, veteran author and former editor of the Post, died at his home after a lingering illness. A Boston journalist from the city’s “golden age,” he worked at the Boston Daily Advertiser, Illustrated News, Times, Globe, and Post, authoring several Boston history volumes. He is survived by a wife and daughter.
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Edwin M. Bacon
the Post
Pinckney Street
Edwin Munroe Bacon
Boston
Providence
Philadelphia
James L. Stone
Foxboro
Boston Daily Advertiser
Charles Hale
Chicago
News
Thomas Nast
Time
The
Hour
New York
Springfield Republican
New England
Connecticut River
Valley
Connecticut
Post
New Mill Planned for New Bedford by Manumet Mills
A new textile mill costing about 1 000 000 dollars will be built in New Bedford as part of the Manumet mills owned by William Whitman of Boston. The plant will employ about 1500 workers and operate 126 000 spindles.
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New Bedford
Manumet Mills
William Whitman
Boston
Personally Conducted Parties to California
A Boston advertisement promotes the C B and Q Railway Personally Conducted Parties to California. It emphasizes safety comfort and low cost for women traveling alone or with children and invites inquiries at 264 Washington Street Boston. Alex Stocks New England Passenger Agent endorses the service.
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California
Alex Stocks
New Wingland
Washington ,St
Boston
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Worcester
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Mess
Whole
Harbor
Hulk
Milan
Boston Wholesale Millinery CO
Temple Place
Pop and
NEW Mill
R.H. White Co
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