Ormsby Captured After Elusive Abduction Case
After days of evading police across Greenwich Salisbury Beach and Newburyport Ormsby was tracked to the post office and arrested. He identified as a lawyer refused further information and was taken to the United States Commissioner with Boston officers arriving for arraignment.
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Salisbury Beach
Newburyport
Ormsby
Watts
Wolfe
Cushing
Salisbury
Marshal Lattime
Marshal McLean
Bartlett
R. E. Burke
Boston
United States
Ormsby Free After Child Custody Controversy Trial
Former government employee Ormsby was released on $1000 bail after claiming he took his child to Salisbury to provide food and a better environment. Attorney Arthur T. Johnson represented him in Boston. The case stems from an indictment in the District of Columbia and involves custody actions.
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Sioner Hayes
Old Colony Trust Company
Arthur T. Johnson
State Street
Mr. Ormsby
Boston
Salisbury
Ormsby
District Court of the District of Columbia
Washington
Caught with her affinity in New York
Mrs. Jenkins wife of a Boston optician was arrested with her supposed lover after detectives trailed them since June 22. The husband who witnessed the arrest allegedly struck the man named Rand rell. warrants may follow under new law. The affinity escaped by leaping from a window with the woman and her four year old boy.
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New York
Charles Jenkins
Boston
East Weymouth
Mass
Jenkins
Charles Randrell
St. Nicholas Avenue
Zeppelin Airship Sails 220 Miles Over Lake Constance
A Zeppelin airship with 14 crew led by Count Zeppelin departed Lake Constance at 8 30 AM in calm conditions. It crossed to Lucerne and returned over the lake, reaching 2500 feet altitude and covering about 220 miles while passengers on trains observed it outrun the rail line.
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Count Zeppelin
Lake Constance
Constance
Lucerne
Zurich
New York Democrats Headed to Denver for Cleveland Resolutions
Ex Judge Alton B. Parker and William F. Sheehan with New York delegates left for Denver to present resolutions on the death of ex President Cleveland. The document will be telegraphed to Mrs. Cleveland after brief tribute to his public service. Delegates urge steps to build a national monument in Washington.
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New York
Alton B. Parker
William F. Sheehan
Denver
Cleveland
Parker
Kellogg Not for Chairman of Republican Committee
Sagamore Hill rumors place Frank B. Kellogg and William L. Ward in talks with President Roosevelt over the RNC chairmanship. Kellogg admits discussion but declines the role, while sources indicate his mission may have been to push Frank H. Hitchcock as candidate for the post.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Sagamore Hill
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
William L. Ward
Roosevelt
Kellogg
Frank H. Hitchcock
Gaston Predicts Bryan Nomination With Proxy Vote
Colonel William A. Gaston national committeeman from this state announces no doubt Bryan will secure the Democratic presidential nomination. He admits he did not attend the national convention and assigned a proxy to James P. Synan of Pittsfield as chairman of the state committee.
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William Jennings Bryan
William A. Gaston
James P. Synan
Pittsfield
Democratic State Committee
Democrats Nominate Scates for Congress in Westbrook
Portland July 1 Democrats of the first district held their convention at the Auditorium and nominated John Clarke Scates of Westbrook for Congress. A resolution endorsing William Jennings Bryan for President was defeated 46 to 36.
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Portland
First Congressional District
John Clarke Scates
Westbrook
William Jennings Bryan
Health Commissioner to Probe Freeport Street Baths
Health Commissioner Ritchie, assigned by the Mayor's office through Chairman Durgin of the Board of Health, will investigate conditions at the Freeport Street baths in Dorchester. He is to analyze the water quality amid complaints that sewer outlets taint the bathing water.
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Ritchie
Durgin
Board of Health
Freeport Street
Dorchester
East Boston Church Hosts Enjoyable Garden Party
A garden party at the Parochial School grounds of the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption in East Boston drew guests with bunting colored lights and lively music. Dancing was enjoyed by attendees in a festive evening event.
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Church of Our Lady of the Assumption
Boston
Peary Plans North Pole Quest With Roosevelt Voyage
Commander Peary to sail Monday aboard the Roosevelt from New York on a renewed expedition to reach the North Pole. The ship will stop at Sydney to coal as funds were raised to cover essential equipment. Peary aims to plant the Stars and Stripes and study Grant Land and Greenland, using a similar route with adjusted tactics.
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New York
Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Roosevelt
Peary Arctic Club
Far North
Peary
Sydney
C. B
Maine
Grant Land
Greenland
Banquet for Wavrinsky at Faneuil Hall Next Monday
A reception and banquet will be tendered to Hon. Edward Wavrinsky of Stockholm head of the International Lodge of Good Templars at Faneuil Hall next Monday evening. He is a senior Swedish Parliament member with wide influence and has long aided temperance efforts.
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Edward Wavrinsky
Stockholm
Sweden
International Lodge of Good Templars
Faneuil Hall
Good Templars
Temperance
Wawrinsky
Oscar
The
Belfast
Ireland
Washington, D. C
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Conn
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Washington St
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Cohen & Pollock
Waverly Place
N. Y
O’callaghan Cloak & Suit Co
Geetlemen
Cial At
Ught
Ite
Tehite
Ecru
Panama
Tafeta
Princess Gown
Coe
New England
Dentao
J. 8. Coffee Refining CO
Gaston Sure Bryan
Bryan
W. & A. Bacon
HUB Bathing Resort
East Boston
Wavrinsky
San A Rea of
Food and Davos
New York City
Woodbury’s
Lai
Woodbury
Woodbury Institute
Woodbrey Institute
West 23d Street
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