Woodward Denounced as Impostor in Richmond Despatches
Despatches from Richmond report a one armed smooth man attempted to defraud merchants in that city by using the name of Fred G. Pettigrove of 677 Dudley Street Dorchester former president of the American Prison Association and longtime chairman of the Massachusetts Board of Prison Commissioners.
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Impostor Woodward Arrested After Credit Fraud Scheme
In Richmond Virginia men who extended credit to Frank H Woodward learned he claimed to be an officer of the American Prison Association. A tip from Pettigrove led police to raid his elaborate employment offices and arrest Woodward. He had financed high end office furniture by credit and promised cash bonds to victims claiming imminent job offers.
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Gale appeals after police court verdict for threats
Frederick Gale of 582 Newbury Street Back Bay and head of F C Gale & Co wholesale jewelers 250 Devonshire Street was found guilty by Judge Parmenter in police court of threatening Jacob Jackson a merchant tailor on June 5 He appealed the ruling and posted 200 bonds to keep the peace for six months Sureties totaling 200 were furnished for trial in the Superior Court in July Jackson testified that Gale entered his store and accused him of writing anonymous letters to Mrs Gale about her husband
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Boston Teachers Plan Tag Sale for Salem Fire Sufferers
Mrs. James M. Curley leads Boston school teachers in a tag sale to aid Salem fire sufferers at a concert on Boston Common this afternoon. The event features the largest band assembled in the city.
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Boston First Lady Volunteers to Aid Salem Relief Fund
The Mayor appoints Mrs Curley to oversee collecting tags and badges from school teachers for the Salem relief effort at a noon concert on the Boston Common. About 30 musicians volunteer to perform under conductors John M. Flockton and Thomas M. Carter with 30,000 printed Denison tags noting subscription to the fund.
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Ginger Pop Bright Comedy Heads to Sunday Post
Ginger Pop, a new color comedy, is highlighted as a top pick for the upcoming Sunday Post with praise for its humor and lighthearted tone.
Young Bride Quits Groom in Turbulent New England Saga
At age 73 Cor B. Parslow reports his Georgia born wife Georgia Shattuck Parslow aged 73 has left him for the third time after a quick remarriage in Cohasset Massachusetts. Police traced her to Lowell and North Reading before returning her home. Parslow says the marriage failed amid his claims of theft and jewelry disputes, while she asserts she will not return to arrest and vows she will not be locked up.
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U S Attorney in Hawaii pleads guilty to assault charge
In Honolulu a federal attorney pleads guilty to assault with intent tied to a quarrel over a case involving Claudius McBride. The incident left two men enraged and a confrontation occurred.
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Lien Placed on Boston & Maine in Major Railroad Case
A $4,000,000 attachment, among the largest in the state, was filed against the Boston & Maine yesterday as the initial step in a suit by the Hampden road over an alleged lease with the B and M. The dispute centers on lease terms and rental costs affecting a planned new line and rail alliances with the New Haven.
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Plucky navy officers tied to yard incident report
Fragmented OCR reads of a naval yard event mention Captain Je ship Nebraska and officers Daniels Hill de North Carolina Evans Virginia New Jersey Vera Cruz with mention of a board and findings. No clear date or outcome.
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Sal town building plan disputed by Pitman council
In Salem a local dispute arises over control of town buildings and a proposed use. Edward C. ess agent cites telegrams and relief efforts while factions debate sanitary and militia aims and the disposal of buildings for public benefit.
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Giant bonfires light Greater Boston for Fourth of July
Amid midnight skies bonfires rise across Boston and towns for Independence Day. Officials report locations in South Boston Roxbury Hyde Park Roslindale Wakefield Melrose Winthrop, with a standout blaze near Locust Street ball grounds.
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Bonfire Setback Disrupts Dorchester Fourth of July
Dorchester planned bonfire at Pope's Hill but last night youths ignited the monster pile intended to start the celebration. The unexpected blaze forces organizers to reconsider the event timing and safety precautions.
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Fireworks Gone Wrong In Dorchester Prepares For Celebration
Residents gathered old barrels lumber and rubbish to burn during a planned celebration in Dorchester. A nearby resident spotted flames and police called in. fire department arrived but observers watched the blaze burn as the crowd gathered. Police investigation found youths started the fire early to kick off festivities.
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Seek Owner of Keys in Death Case
Stamford police say two Yale keys, marked R-2 and R-5, were found in the apartment of Mrs. Helen M. Angle and their ownership has not been established.
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Duplicate master key opens Mrs Angle’s Rip Van building doors
Police note five master keys exist among Ripponam building directors and that key R-2, held by one director for two and a half years, resembles the master key but lacks the manufacturing stamp. Stains in Mrs Angle’s apartment await chemical analysis as Ballou death inquiry continues with possible second man.
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Brookline Fire Drives Out Residents at Beacon Street Building
Occupants of a fashionable apartment at 1060 Beacon Street were driven out by a basement fire early yesterday. Discovered near 7 am by Miss Annie Bowker on the first floor, the blaze forced tenants to evacuate through thick smoke with no injuries reported.
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