Judge Sentences Nightwalker to Deer Island After Boston Roundup
In Boston's West End and Tenderloin a new night walking roundup jailed eight women and charged one with an adjoining suite crime. Judge Adams criticized shifting punishment by sending detected women out of the city and sentenced one to four months on Deer Island. another, Pearl Palmer, was released on bail with promise to return to Denver if she leaves Boston.
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West End
Tenderloin
Oeorgia Harris
Adams
Harris
Dedham
Gallagher
Wyman
Joy Street
Wilson
Therisoner
Maine
Boston
Bangor
House of Correction
Deer Island
Superior Court
Pearl Palmer
Denver
Carver Street
Brown
Striscoll
Palmer
Nver
Gas Company Officers Charged With Fraud
Serious charges of mismanagement and misappropriation are leveled at officers of the Burrows Lighting and Heating Company and related firms. A Superior Court restraining order suspends their money handling as a hearing to compel full accounting and receivership proceeds. Complainants name Walter N. Brown and John K. Truckees, alleging fraudulent stock movements, sale of treasury shares, and misappropriation of funds across three gas lighting companies.
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Burrows Lighting and Heating Company
Harris
Superior Court
Burrows Lighting and Healting Company
Walter N. Brown
John KE. Truckees
Incandescent Gas Light Company
American Gas and Air Light Company
Burrows Lighting and Areaue Company
Arizona
Westirginia
Incandescent Gas Lightompany
George H. Burrows
Frank Wilbur
Webster Melvin
Treasury
Corporation
Parrows Lightin and Heating Company
C. Henry Kimball
Incandescent Light Comme Wc
Burrows Company
Mit
Incandescent Company
Burrows Ct
Robert ©. Belcher
James A. Tirrell
Penrose and
Bordman Hall
William BE. Hingston
Post
Haverhill Street
Burrows Iighting and Heating Company of America
Incandescent Gas and Lighting Company
Ood
Shy Millionaire Bertram Cutler From United States Steel Fame
New York July 1 Bertram Cutler the grocery man who holds 12,000,000 in United Steel shares is shy. He and a friend played tennis at Prohibition Park while two girls watched. He lives near New Dorp Staten Island and works for Standard Oil with Mr Rockefeller. His father William says Bertram is proud of his success and that Blanche works as a stenographer for Standard Oil.
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New York
Bertram Cutler
United Steel
Prohibition Park
Mr. Cutler
New Dorp
Bertie
Standard Oil Company
Mr. Rockefeller
William Cutler
Blamehe
Standard Oil
Bertram
Manor Road
Staten Island
Packard Business College
Ertram
Blanche
Youthful thief nabbed for watch and pin theft
Police from Division 16 arrested Louise Moffatt aged 19 yesterday afternoon on larceny charges. The defendant allegedly stole a watch and pin from Idella Munroe of 5 Eres Street, where Moffatt had been employed.
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Louise Moffatt
Idella Munroe
Eres Street
American owner renames royal yacht Yacona to Aztec in Boston tour
The 220 foot Scotch built steam yacht once owned by Portugal’s king drew hundreds at National docks East Boston. Now owned by St. Louis railroad magnate Henry Clay Pierce who plans to live in New York, the yacht renamed Aztec offers decks and rooms once graced by royalty.
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East
Boston
Portugal
National Docks
America
St. Louis
Henry Clay Pierce
Mexico
New York
Lipton Sued for 7000 Dollars in U S Court
David M. Barrie sues Sir Thomas Lipton in a United States court claiming 7000 dollars in commissions. Barrie was Lipton’s American agent but recently ended his business relationship with the Lipton company. The suit, filed in New York, is described by lawyers as not friendly.
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United States Court
David M. Barrie
Thomas Lipton
Barrie
Lipton
Sakkaran Wreck Crew Saved After Kosmos Liner Sakkarah Loss
The Sakkaran struck a rock near an island 800 miles southwest of Valparaiso on May 1. All hands survived as the Sakkarah, with its ship papers and $2.5 million in gold, was salvaged by the Abydos crew arriving from Hamburg.
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San Francisco
Kosmos
Abydos
Hamburg
Valparaiso
Sakkaran
Former Senator Jacob Worth Ill at Rockaway Beach
Jacob Worth is critically ill at his sister Mrs. Robert Kreuscher’s Rockaway Beach home in New York. He contracted a severe cold a week ago and has been bedbound. Dr. Franke diagnosed acute malarial fever. at one point Thursday his temperature was very high, then improved Friday, but worsened thereafter.
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New York
Jacob Worth
Robert Kreuscher
Rockaway Beach
Worth
Franke
Brewery Teamster Injured In Fall On Columbus Avenue
Arthur Henderson a 28 year old teamster employed by the Boylston Brewing Company fell from his team on Columbus avenue opposite Pfaffs brewery breaking his right leg below the knee. He was taken to City Hospital by ambulance from Station 10.
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Arthur Henderson
Boylston Avenue
Boylston Brewing Company
Columbus Avenue
Pffaff
City Hospital
Italians brought to Waterford mill provoke stone assault
At Blackstone Waterford Worsted Mills violence erupts as Italian workers are housed in the mill. Two teams from Woonsocket are pelted with stones while a gate is barricaded. no one is seriously hurt. Town officials monitor the scene and militia readiness is discussed.
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Blackstone
American Woollen Company
Providence
Saranac
Waterford
Philadelphia
Lewiston
Woonsocket
Mill Yard
Hilton
North Smithfield
New England List Sets Record Saloon Passengers
The Dominion liner New England under Captain John James sails from Hoosac Tunnel docks Charlestown at six tonight bound for Queenstown and Liverpool carrying a record number of passengers including 266 first class saloon travelers among a total that exceeds 900 across cabins steerage and saloon. A patriotic group on board plans a Fourth of July celebration, while the visitor list names numerous passengers headed to England.
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Edward
Dominion
New England
John James
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Queenstown
Liverpool
Franklin Square House Ready for Self-Supporting Women Hotel
The New England Conservatory of Music building in Franklin Square has been transferred to the Franklin Square House Corporation and is being prepared as a home hotel for self-supporting young women. Decors are at work and the hotel is slated to open July 15. Rev. George L. Perin, D. D., president of the corporation, is overseeing preparations.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Franklin Square
Franklin Square House Corporation
George L. Perin
Worcester Father Seeks Return of Daughter From Leeds
Worcester Chief of Police cooperates with Leeds authorities to recover Frances Taylor a 14 year old girl placed with relatives eight years ago. Joseph Taylor the father insists on bringing her to Worcester hoping reunification with his daughter and two other children from his second marriage. Leeds Knowles family reluctant but agrees to indefinite support. Chief Stone plans to request the girl be allowed to return to her father.
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Worcester
William J. K. Stone
Leeds
Eng
Joseph Taylor
Co .W. Claflin & Co
Frances Taylor
Taylor
England
John Knowles
Frances
Peter F. Sullivan
Sullivan
Mr. Taylor
Leeds Police
Stone
Knowles
Inter- Leeds Police
South 1
Emmett Court
Chief Stone
Old Age Pension Plan Advocated by Dr Hale
Dr Edward Everett Hale urges a Commonwealth run old age pension system in the Lend-a-Hand Record. He proposes a state program for native residents who never left the state, with tax paying history, an initial age limit, modest annual payments of about 100 dollars, and savings over almshouse care.
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Edward Everett Hale
Commonwealth
Bostonian
King Menelik of Abyssinia to visit the world’s fair
The announcement states King Menelik of Abyssinia will visit the world’s fair in St Louis along with the crown prince of Siam. Described as a famous ruler born in 1848, he claims descent from Solomon and the queen of Sheba and has enacted reforms and military gains including defeating Italy in 1896.
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Menelik of
Abyssinia
St. Louis Fair
ST. Louis
Menelik
Siam
Africa
John
Solomon
Sheba
David
Judah
Farley Named Archbishop Hopeful in Rome Signals
Semi official Rome advices report Right Rev John M Farley the present auxiliary bishop of New York will become archbishop succeeding the late Archbishop Corrigan He was vicar general and has been auxiliary bishop since 1895 Born April 20 1842 in Armagh Ireland Farley is a Fordham graduate and considered liberal in American Catholicism
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Washington
Rome
John M. Farley
Archdiocese of
New York
Corrigan
Farley
Bishop Farley
Newtown- Hamilton
County Armagh
Irc
St. John's College
Fordham
Lawrence Riot Cases Postponed In Police Court
July 1 in Lawrence riot cases were continued to tomorrow morning as defense testimony nears completion. Warrants for additional alleged participants have been sworn out.
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Lawrence
Italian miner shot dead at Duryea colliery stockade
Antonio Guisiepe, Italian, was shot by coal and iron police from behind the stockade at the William A. colliery in Duryea, Pa. Reported as the first fatality since the strike began. Some say he was on the road near the stockade when fired on. others-state he tried to scale the fence and ignored warnings.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Antonio Guisiepe
William A
Duryea
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