Probing Death of Scribner Still Unsolved
Special Officers and two plain clothes men worked all day on the Scribner murder mystery but found no new clues. A tall dark man seen with Scribner on the Common before the crime remains at large, while Station 3 investigators consider the Somerset and Allston assault unrelated and the case practically abandoned. The sole potential informant is described as very dark, smooth shaved, 5 feet 11, well built, around 170 pounds, in dark clothes.
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Kelly
Goff
Lagrange Street
Pemberton Square
Scribner
West End
Somerset and
Allston Streets
Revere
Collins
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
England
Kings and Queens College of Physicians and Surgeons
Ireland
New Zealand
Surgical and Medical Institute
Lit
Harvard Medical University
Finsen
Berwick Park
Hotel Plaza
Columbus Ave
Boston
Mass
Flim-Flam Operator Targeting Back Bay Residents
Chief Watts and his scouts pursue a mid age stout man dressed in dark clothes with a cane who poses as a collector for the widow of a deceased newsdealer. He has visited homes on Beacon Marlboro and Newbury streets in Back Bay and obtained money. police expect to arrest him today pending further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Chep
Back Bay
Beacon
Marlboro
Newbury
Pickpockets Flee Through Boston Streets
Police say thieves from New York and Chicago have operated in Boston, with 14 complaints from visiting teachers for pocket picking. Four Boston men were arrested on suspicion. one released, one held on $1000 bond for larceny. Officials note nearly 30 arrests in 10 days and expect to round up the out of town gang. The group has lingered since Hooker Day and the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Boston
Brick Fell Eleven Stories On Kuhne's Head
Michael Kuhne a Roxbury workman on the Old South building project walked into Relief Hospital with a deep gash atop his head. He said a brick fell eleven stories striking him. doctors report no dangerous injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kuhne
Burke Street
Roxbury
Relief Hospital
Kuhne
Blind Cambridge pianist returns from Europe after study
Frank O'Brien, famed blind pianist from Cambridge, returns home after a three year European study tour under Professor Jedlicska in Berlin. He began music at age ten at Montreal School for the Blind, then seven years with Professor Metcalf in Boston. He plans concert work aided by sister Annie, who studied languages abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O’brien
Cambridge
Europe
Jedlicska
O’brien
Montreal School
Metcalf
Boston
Philip Hale
Berlin
Vienna
Leschensky
Mother Jones Leads An Army Of Miners On New York March
Philadelphia July 9. Mother Jones the miners friend is marching on to New York with her army of men women and children though deserters thin ranks. Their aim is to raise funds for 100000 textile workers striking for a 62 hour week. The Social Democratic party of New York will host a reception and housing for the force. Rations reach bases along the route and eight wagons bring canned goods. A mass meeting will follow the army into Madison Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Kensington
Torresdale Park
Social Democratic Party of
Madison Square
Jones
Capital
Large six masted schooner praises spring riding block invention
At Provincetown a six masted schooner George W Wells and Captain McLean praise a new spring riding block claimed to prevent gaff breakage in a breeze. Inventor Captain Peter Macdonald, an Uncle Sam post office employee, demonstrates a block with a spring rated at 1700 pounds. Meanwhile fishing vessels report strong haddock cod hake cusk and halibut harvests with varied prices per pound and per hundred pounds as 39 swordfish arrive and mackerel shipments yield sizable totals. Captain Winslow Newell marries Miss Sadie Dodge and returns to duty aboard the Suffolk tug Florence as fruit ships approach Long wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelwold
Long Wharf
Admiral Farragut
United Fruit Company
Farragut
Long
Thomas
Boston
Sullivan
Wilmington
N. C
New York
McNeil
Fry-Pan Shoals
Daniel Willard
Benjamin
Triton
Carbonero
Erie Railroad
Red Star Towing and Wrecking Company
Florence
Blanche
Sears
Leader
Scott Doane
Salem
Atlantic Works
New Brunswick
United States Marshal Sale
Union Wharf
Arthur Crowley
George W. Wells
Thomas W. Lawson
Lawson
Newport News
Malcolm McLean
Bruce McLean
Wells
Mystic Pier
Babbitt
Manson
New Haven
Agnes BE. Manson
McLean
Peter Macdonald
Uncle Sam
General Delivery Department
Post Office
Rose Standish
Albert W. Black
George H. Lubee
Eva
Mildred
B. Nickerson
Provincetown
Nickerson
F. S. Willard
Etta Mildred
Seaconnet
Amos Cutter
Georgie Willard
Joseph P. Johnson
James R. Clarke
Mary Edith
Emily Cooney
Boyd
Leeds
Gardiner W. Tarr
Harvester
Haddock
Winslow Newell
Sadie Dodge
Monhegan
Port Antonio
Jam
Commodore Perry
Towboat Company
Foxhall
Minot’s Light
Shipping News Mini Almanac July 10
Sun rises 4 16 a m sets 7 22 p m length of day 15 hours 6 minutes moon rises 7 43 p m high water 12 m 12 p m arrived steamers Macedonian Ger Porath Hamburg June 24 Foxnall Rose Puerto Plata S S D
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Macedonian
Ger
Porath
Hamburg
Foxnall
Rose
Puerto Plata
S&s. D
Steamers and schooners listed in Atlantic shipping movement
A lengthy roll of steamers and schooners with home ports and destinations including Anglian London Ethelwold Port Antonio Janvy Admiral Farragut Mora Louisburg Pandora St. John N B Ella and Jennie Grand Warrior Grand Manan A K Woodward Weymouth N B through to Admiralty vessels and barges. The list notes vessels sailing toward Queenstown Liverpool Baltimore Antwerp Philadelphia New York and other ports with tows and barge connections and quarantine statuses in various harbors.
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Ethelwold
Thomas
Port Antonio
Jam
Olivette
Turner
Charlottetown
P. E
Hawkesbury
Halifax
State of Maine
Allan
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Prince George
McKinnon
Yarmouth
N. S
Mora
Boulter
Louisburg
C. B
Howard
Nickerson
Baltimore
Norfolk
Herman Winter
Crowell
New York
Seaboard
Rood
Kennebec
Marr
Bath
Dingley
Dennison
City of Bangor
Arey
Bangor
Cape Ann
Godfrey
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
Mass
New Brunswick
Salem
Blanche
Leader
Daniel Willard
Benjamin
Edgewater
Passaic
Riverdale
Lynn
Lackawanna
Lewis
Hoboken
Chenango
Shickshinney
Honey Brook
Durkee
Fort Johnson
R. R
A. W. Chesterton
Simpson
Glen Cove
N. Y
Cumberland
Warrington
Portsmouth
N. H1
Ray
S. W. Harbor
C. E. Trumbull
Anglian
London
Janvy
Farragut
M. B
Pandora
Ella
Jennie
Grand Warrior
Grand Manan
A. K. Woodward
Weymouth
N. 8
S. E
New England
Queenstown
Liverpool
St. Croix
Fitzclarence
Antwerp
Iroquois
Jacksonville
Charleston
S. C
Parthian
Philadelphia
H. M. Whitney
Heim
Pictou
N. C
Covington
Newport News
Emilie
Georgia
W. H. Clark
Riverside
Guttenburg
John G. Chandler
Plymouth
Elmwood
Eureka
Havana
Pearlsmouth
N. H
Devon
Joshua Lovett
Grace
Swatares
Lincoln
Irving Ross
Saugus
L. A. Whitmore
Lizzie Catherine
Willie H. Child
Apalachicola
Kate L. Pray
Islesford
James Freeman
Onward
Rockland
William Kane
R. P. Chase
Boothbay
Alaska
Harriet C. Kerlin
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Kuhae
Globus Atelier
Amid O'Brien
W. Schewrich
Frank O'Brien
Germany
Longest
Nien
Conault
Eibher
Frei
Columbus Avenue
Back Bay Station
Cordonmont
Sun
Warren
Tremont St
Harvard Medical College
Roberts
DR. Brigham
Nebular Remedy Co
D. Williams
Monte
Mutual Loa Co
Water &T
Miles Thomas
Herald Building
Plano
R. Briggs
Washington St
Spooner & Briggs
Devonshire St
Gl-Wfsu
Tolman
Bromfield St
Lincoln Associates
State St
Pexter Loan CO
Court ST
Boston Loan CO
E. E. Reynolds
Workingcmen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Treas
Beacon St
Thub C. Loan CO
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
d&Su
Martin
Cor, Compton and
Tremont Sts
Castle Sq
Fall River
Dominion Line
Queens
Mayflower
Commonwealth
Ranean
Frediterranea
Azores
Gibraltar
Genoa
Naples
Vancouver
Cambromar
State Street
Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Co, Steamship Lines
Providence
A. M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Washington Street
Summer Street
School Street
W. P. Coria
R. I
Savannah
Lewis Wharf
Simmons & Marsters
School St
E. H. Downing
Cunard Line
Marconi
Ivernia
Ultonia
Saxonia
Alexander Martin
Albert
Warren St
Rox
Andrew J. Lloyd & CO
Mibnamiamaday
Slater
College Av
Davis Sq
West Somerville
David Young
Stamford St
WM. G. Gibson
John Hancock Mutual Life Ins. Co
Washington Br
W. O. Horn & Bro
Broadway
New York City
Bradler- Chatman ¢ CO
Union ‘St
St. Botolph St
Mass. Ave
Massachusetts
Sewall & Day Mill
Western Ave
Brighton
F. J. Barnard & CO
Province St
McDoweLl
McDowell’s
Winter St
Florence Darner
U. S
Canada
Boston Darner CO
Bowker
F. H. Gilson CO Co
Stanhope St
Butaw St
A. J. ‘Ower CO
Simmons St
Vernon
Linden Park Sts
Leo XIII
Mer
Bernard O'Reilly
Vatican
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons
Port Yae
John.c. Winston CO
Arch St
A. S
Massachusetts Av
Standard Sewing Machine CO
Albee's
The
Metal Trades Council
Armanent Organization
W. R. Dyer
SAFES
Blake
Sudbury
Furniturd
M. Hatch
Park Sq
L. E. Bedell
Massachusetts Ave
Stock Exchange
Tim
C. F. Steele
Ellsworth Ave
Melrose Highlands
Crocker and
Central Sts
Crocker St
Somerville
Auburn
Aere
Y. W
Berkeley St
NEW Publications
New Jersey
GEO. H. Walker & CO
Harcourt St
Pope Leo Xiii
GEO. H. Walker & Co., Publishers
J. W. Heigham, M.D
Oe Heigham Medical CO
Tremont Street
Wien
DR. A. M. Wells CO
J. E. Bishop
Frenc
J. E.frothingham
M.D
Allston Street
Beacon Hill
Court Street
Scollay $Q
Crawford House
Allen of
Alex
Alysander
Bates
Warren Ave
Dartmouth St
Browmont St
Shipping News
Fogg
the Post
H. T. Turner
Poyen Block
Merrimac
Everett
Ae Ee
West Medford
Boston Ave
C. H. Spaulding
D&sts
Marshall St
Folsom’ S Tavern
Faneuil Hall
Corbet St
Dorchester
W. W. Gove
Fisher Avenue
Hayden Street
Parker Hill
Harbor
Olive FE
Hayden
Andreas Blumer
Albert F. Hayden
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
F. P. Wing
Central Wharf
Joy Line
B. D. Pitts
Congress St
Warren Line
Michigan
Hoosac Tunnel
Charlestown
Warren & CO
Mile Street
Dominion Atlantic
Prince Arthur
J. F. Masters
New Eng
AM. Painting CO
Bonner
Harrison Ave
Leverett St
Stantford St
Slye
City OF
Montgomery Street
Boylston Street
Trade A Unions
R. Clipston Sturgis
Frederic O. North
Joseph J. Corbett
West Newton Street
Maniss
Foulston Street
Trades Unions
Frederic C. North
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