Detectives Baffled by Mrs Love in Child Hunt
Newport Rhode Island July 6 Detectives chase Mrs Love of Chicago who divorced Sidney C Love in Reno Nevada and seeks possession of his daughter. Mrs Love and child were said to be guests at Sandy Point Farm in Portsmouth near Newport with Reginald Vanderbilt associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Love
Newport
R. I
Sidney C. Love
Chicago
Reno
New
Oing
Love
Wall Street
Pinkerton
Mysterious Stranger Travels With Mrs Love Departures Baffle Detectives
A mysterious gentleman claimed as a lawyer has been Mrs Love's constant companion while in town. They reportedly left for parts unknown three days ago, leaving detectives puzzled about their whereabouts and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Love
Parts Unknown
Mr. Love
Child Vanishes After Scolding In Lawrence
Loretta Darois seven years old disappeared from 244 Salem Street after a mother scolded her for a minor misdeed. Parents reported the loss to police as search efforts focus on the woods and river nearby amid heat concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Loretta Darois
Salem Street
Demand Opening of East Boston Baths
Former Alderman Thomas J. Giblin and Representative Michael O Neill urged Acting Mayor Collins to open the new East Boston Gymnasium for shower baths. They proposed tents at Wood Island Park beaches to serve bathers without lockers and manned hydrants with hoses to shower children and even horses and dogs. The acting mayor promised to consider the ideas and later toured East Boston with Bath Department Chairman Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Giblin
Michael O’neil
Collins
East Boston
Wood Island Park
Walsh
Bath
Cholera Case Aboard Liner Detained Passengers Quarantined
New York July 6 another Asiatic cholera case was found aboard the ocean liner Moltke. A steerage passenger from Genoa Naples and Palermo was detained at quarantine after examination confirmed cholera. Cabin passengers may be released while steerage and crew remain under observation.
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New York
Moltke
Genoa
Naples
Palermo
Doty
Foundry Executive Frohman Dies in Cincinnati Heat
W H Fitzpatrick of the New England branch reports the sudden death in Cincinnati of Harry S Frohman general manager of S Obermayer Company. Frohman was a prominent figure in foundry interests with wide acquaintance in New England and beyond.
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W. H. Fitzpatrick
New England
S. Obermayer Company
Harry S. Frohman
Cincinnati
Frohman
Bath theft report in South Framingham
Gatimos Johnson a 25 year old resident of Bridge street South Framingham reported to police that his pocketbook containing 27 75 was stolen last evening at the L street bath.
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Gatimos Johnson
Bridge Street
South
Framingham
L Street
Senate ends long debate as urgency to act grows
In Washington on July 6 the Senate, after six hours of debate, moved toward expediting action on the Canadian reciprocity wool revision and free list bills. Senator Grenna of North Dakota opposed the agreement, sparring with supporters until fatigue forced him to yield around 5 pm as the chamber adjourned.
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Washington
Senate
Grenna
North Dakota
Senators Debate Reciprocity Bill Amid Warmer Weather
Informal Senate talks suggest an end to debate within ten days or a fortnight. Democrats favor quick action on the reciprocity bill and related measures. Insurgent Republicans press for additional legislation. Gronna faces questions on presidential signing while arguing the measure wounds farmers and concentrates power in the executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gronna
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Granna
House
Maintains Quorum for Reciprocity in Senate
Washington July 6 Senators Cullom and Martin chairing the Republican and Democratic caucuses called for constant attendance of all Senators to consider the Canadian reciprocity bill. Opponents stated they will require a majority of the Senate to be present before business proceeds.
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Washington
Cullom
Martin
Senate
Miss Gussie Bennett Engaged to Harry Borenstein
Miss Gussie Bennett youngest daughter of Poco Bennett, a talented musician, will be engaged Sunday to Harry Borenstein, a young broker and member of the bar.
Miss Gussie Bennett Engaged to Harry Borenstein
Miss Gussie Bennett daughter of B Poco Bennett of 35 Allen street will wed Sunday to Harry Borenstein a Roxbury broker and bar member. She is a popular West End figure known as an all around musician and her father famed as Harvard old clothes man who has hosted many Harvard students. The marriage is planned for November in Paul Revere Hall.
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Gussie Bennett
B. ‘Poco’ Bennett
Allen Street
Harry Borenstein
Roxbury
West End
Harvard
Eliot
Paul Revere Hall
Finance Commission to probe Fourth of July fireworks contract
Acting Mayor Walter L. Collins orders the Finance Commission to investigate the Charles River Basin fireworks display contract. The inquiry will examine why United Fireworks Company of New York was awarded the contract and how the firm carried it out. A parallel probe is underway in New York, with claims of a 75 percent profit.
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Walter L. Collins
Finance Commission
Charles River Basin
United Fireworks Company of
New York
Auto rollover in Canonsburg claims life of New York newspaper man
George Brown, 35, a New York newspaper man, was killed when the automobile he rode in rolled over near Canonsburg. Carl Palmer, sporting editor of the Washington Record, and chauffeur C Guthrie were seriously injured in the crash. Brown suffered a broken neck.
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Canonsburg
Penn
George Brown
New York
Carl Palmer
Washington, Penn
Record
C. Guthrie
Brown
Widow Ella Wood Dean Returns to Chicago After European Tour
Mrs. Ella Wood Dean, Chicago's $200,000 widow, arrived home from abroad amid tales of European nobility chasing wealth. She dismissed offers and said she will return to Russia this winter to be presented at court, noting the allure of American money over titles.
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Chicago
Ella Wood Dean
Michigan Avenue
Europe
Geneval
Spridovitch
St. Petersburg
Mrs. Dean
Russia
Troops Begin to Leave Texas Camp
Washington reports a program to reduce the maneuver division at San Antonio Texas with gradual withdrawal of the 11th 11th and 18th infantry. The 18th infantry 9th cavalry and 4th field artillery are already ordered away. A battalion of the 3d field artillery will return to Fort Myer Virginia. All withdrawn troops return to their home stations. Auxiliary troops at San Antonio to be diminished by returning Signal Corps companies A and D from Fort Leavenworth Kansas and Omaha Nebraska and battalions I Kana M engineers to Fort Leavenworth.
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Washington
San Antonio
Texas
9Th Cavalry
4Th Field Artillery
3D Field Artillery
Fort Myer
Signal Corps
Forts Leavenworth
Kan
Omaha, Neb
Engineers
Fort Leavenworth
Cadets in Southampton Arrive Aboard Ranger with Full Crew
Word from the State House yesterday reports that the Massachusetts Nautical Cadets ship Ranger with 110 crew members arrived at Southampton Woodneane harbor. All aboard reported safe and accounted for.
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State House
Massachusetts Nautipremin
Ranger
Southampton
Pod
Woedneeane
Bomb recalls "Barrel Case" in New York grocery blast
Firemen rescued Giovanni Madonia and son Joseph from a wrecked New York grocery after a bomb exploded outside, marking the second blast in five weeks. Madonia has Black Hand threats. a nephew was shot years ago. Police seek links to the famed barrel murder involving Benedetto Mindonia, though Giovanni denies relation.
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New York
Giovanni Madonia
Joseph
Madonna
Black Hand
Giovanni Lombardi
Benedetto Mindonia
Giovanni
Italy
Fire Varies Oil Fire Claims One Employee Killed
A lantern caused a blaze in Osage Nation oil operations. Fire burns at 150 barrels per hour. An employee carrying the lantern died in the explosion.
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Mrs Bit
ON Earth
Wifey
Bill
Punkville -By
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Mrs Joy
Punkville
Mount
John
Mrs John
Boston
Onepard Corwell Company
Emple Tremont Va
Knute
Nelson
Minnesota
Miss Gussie Bennett
Bennett
FIN. Com
Texas Camp
Feelan
Wilson Bros
Scollay Sq. Jewellers
Plymouth
Coates & Co
Black Friar’s
Idry
Black Friars
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Okla
Eulerts
Lige
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