Yeggmen Gang Pincer Nets Nine In Dover Street Bar
Special Officer O'Donnell and a team including four inspectors two patrolmen from Station 13 and O'Donnell arrested nine men at a Dover street bar yesterday afternoon. Seven are suspected of belonging to the gang that tried to break into the Holliston post office on January 12.
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Expressmen’s League
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Watts
Edward F. Welch
Michael F. Kennedy
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Kennedy
Burr
Smith
Conway
Seven men held after Holliston raid identified by Constable Hart
The seven men are booked for identification by Constable Hart from Holliston after a raid linked to a post office break in Holliston. Two other suspects were released after questioning. O Donnell reported a lodging house with safe crackers and a cane walker with a limp, leading to the stakeout and arrests.
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Holliston
Thomas F. Keefe
Florence Street
William Murry
New York
Robert E. McIntire
Hamburg Street
Michael Clougherty
Dresser Street
Richard Drohen
Daniel Kennedy
Peter Drohan
Dover Street
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O'Donnell
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Refugees Arrive From Messina Reggio Aboard Romanic
Seventeen destitute refugees from the earthquake stricken cities of Messina and Reggio arrived on the White Star steamship Romanic from Naples last evening on their way to friends and relatives in Boston and vicinity.
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Messina
Reggio
Naples
Boston
Elevated union friendly state bids on signs
Bidder options allow pricing for single signs any group of signs or all signs in the tunnel with figures for station signs.
Landslide Strikes Tetuan Area Killing Hundreds
A severe earthquake-triggered landslide near Tetuan in Morocco wiped out several villages and injured or killed hundreds. Tetuan, a Mediterranean seaport in the Straits of Gibraltar, lies 22 miles from Ceuta with about 25,000 residents.
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Kingdom of
Morocco
Straits of Gibraltar
Ceuta
Gibraltar
IREADY BLADE MAN GEORGE ACCESSMENT
Readable fragments show names and addresses in Boston and NewYork. The text references a person at 14 Summer Street Boston and another at 209 West 34th Street New York. Further context is unclear.
George's Unprecedented Value Sale At Tailor Parlors
A bold sale proclaims thousands of garments at drastic reductions from $30 to $100. Ready made versus custom made is emphasized with over 4000 items including sacks, walking and tuxedo suits, overcoats, and fur coats. Alterations are free. no returns or refunds. sale in Boston at 14 Summer Street near Washington with Saturday hours.
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Werner
Boston
Pettus
Fifth Ave
N. Y
New York
New England
George
Boston Plans for Two New Subways Outline
The 14th annual Transit Commission report reveals Boston will build two subways. The Cambridge connection runs from Park Street to the Cambridge elevated over the West Boston bridge and the Riverbank subway will run beneath the Common Public Garden and Riverbank surfacing at Charlesgate Hast.
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The
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Cambridge
Park Street
West Boston Bridge
Riverbank
Public Garden
Charlesgate Hast
Beacon Hill to be pierced by Cambridge subway route
The Cambridge connecting subway will pierce Beacon Hill and surface at Phillips and Grove streets in the West End. Cars will run over an elevated structure to the West Boston bridge with a road basis already in place on the central surface structure between electric car tracks.
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Beacon Hill
Phillips and
Grove Streets
West End
West Boston Bridge
Roosevelt Africa trip mocked in Senate salary debate
Senator Rayner of Maryland ridiculed President Roosevelts African expedition during the Senate debate on judicial salary increases. He claimed a famed faunal naturalist would travel to a distant continent seeking animals that do not exist, a comment echoing the presidents exotic travel.
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Roosevelt
Rayner
Maryland
Senate
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Bacon
Ananias Club
Bailey
Smithsonian Institution
Senator Confirms Africa Expedition Debate and Judge Salaries
In a heated session Senator Rayner disputes the existence of white rhinoceros and related claims while Senator Bacon cites Smithsonian funding ambiguity. The Senate votes 38 to 31 to raise salaries for 29 circuit judges from 7000 to 10000, Bailey arguing higher pay harms decisions.
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Smithsonian Institution
Africa
Rayner
Senator Bailey
Moran Improves Health In Phoenix Visit
Phoenix January 21 District Attorney John B Moran of Boston here for his health shows improvement his physicians say alarm among friends due to inquiries is unfounded Moran's condition is being monitored in Phoenix care facilities by local doctors
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Phoenix, Ariz
John B. Moran
Boston
Sicily Earthquake Images Highlight Collier's Jan TwentyThree
Six full pages in Collier's publish new earthquake pictures from Sicily with fresh images and coverage. The issue notes availability at newsstands.
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President Roosevelt alarmed by anti Japanese sentiment in California
President Roosevelt voiced deep concern over rising anti Japanese feeling in California noting the unrest extends beyond labor unions to the general population. He urged Cabinet continuity until pacific overtures calm tempers and criticized peace groups for pressuring naval expansion while urging better public education on foreign relations with Japan.
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Roosevelt
California
Root
United States
Pacific
Long
Massachusetts
Japan
California Legislature urged to temper anti-Japanese measures
The President advised California lawmakers to move cautiously on anti-Japanese legislation. He affirmed U S obligations to Japan yet warned against an overbearing stance by that country, leaving observers hopeful about a measured outcome after today’s discussions.
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Japan
California
Hobson and Kelsh er Libel Suit Settled
Washington Jan 21 Congressmen Iseliher and Hobson have healed rifts and become friendly in the House. Hobson s $20 000 libel suit against Kelcher has been settled out of court and the matter appears resolved to both sides.
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Washington
John A. Iseliher
Massachusetts
Richmond P. Hobson
Alabama
Hobson
Kelcher
Traveller's Inn Burns In Newton Fire Hit Town Landmark
A massive blaze in Newton Massachusetts destroys the Traveller's Inn and barn in the worst fire in town history. Insurance covers half the estimated 10000 loss. Firefighting aid arrives from Haverhill and Merrimac, sparing more homes and the post office. The three story inn stood 20 years replacing a 100 year old building also lost to fire.
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Haverhill
Merrimac
Baptist Church
Joseph Eastabrook
J. S. Axtell
Traveller's Inn
No Choice Made by Aldermen In Mayor Selection
The Board of Aldermen failed after six ballots to elect a permanent chairman. Only on the last ballot did Alderman Frederick Brand break ranks to back Alderman J. Frank O'Hare, as Alderman Curley attacked James Donovan of the Democratic city committee alleging support for James J. Storrow to boost his funds.
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Board of Aldermen
Frederick Brand
J. Frank O’hare
Curley
James Donovan
Democratic City Committee
Donovan
James J. Storrow
O'Hare and
Attridge
Aldermen clash over nominations and adjournment vote
Tensions rise as Aldermen brace for possible swing to O’Hare on the seventh ballot. Aldermen Timilty and Whelton seek adjournment while Curley assails James Donovan and questions his bank roll and ties to the city committee. Contined on page 9.
Boston Area Weather Ahead Says Partly Cloudy Friday
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for partly cloudy conditions Friday and Saturday with light to moderate southwest winds becoming variable.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
Longboat and Shrubb Ready for Race
The report notes both Longboat and Shrubb in perfect form ahead of their upcoming race. The fragment mentions upcoming events and training status with no further details.
Florida Cuba Nassau New York Florida special train ad
An Atlantic Coast Line advertisement promotes a New York Florida special route featuring connections via Florida Cuba Nassau and the Nassau line. The notice highlights the 208 Washington Street listing for travel inquiries and ticketing.
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Florida
Cuba
Nassau
Atlantic Coast Line
Washington St.adu
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