Four Wives Charged to Hamilton in Bigamy Case
Three Boston police inspectors searched for Frederick K. Hamilton, accused by Oakland police of bigamy and forgery. The man reportedly posed as a wealthy Boston resident and married several women in California. No trace of the fugitive was found by late last night.
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William Hamilton
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Aurora
Missouri
Four Wives Claim Marital Ties to Hamilton in California
Frederick Hamilton, accused of a $1000 worthless-check scheme, is tracked across California and Boston with at least four claimed wives. California police say more Hamiltons may exist as he allegedly used a mythical $2 million Boston fortune to woo multiple women and flee crossing states.
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Hamilton
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Pacific Coast
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Johnnie’ Mae Dunbar
Stockton
San Francisco
Amelia Erksen
Coronado Street
Los Angeles
San Diego
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Keken
Hollywood
Burch
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President Meets Japanese General in Washington
President Wilson receives Major-General Giichi Tanaka of the Japanese army general staff, in Europe to study military establishments, accompanied by Dr. S Ninagawa. Tanaka will spend a short visit in the capital. A separate note reports a lab infection from the milk supply of a contractor cut off in Boston.
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Viscount Chinda
Wilson
Giiuchi Tanaka
Europe
Wills
S. Ninagawa
Japan
Milk contractor linked to sore throat outbreaks in Boston area
Several cases of septic sore throat in West Roxbury are traced to the milk supply of a Dedham contractor, according to the Boston Board of Health. The contractor is said to have had ...
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Brookdine
Miss Whipple
West Roxbury
Dedham
Boston Board of Health
Walked Here From Gotham and Collapsed
Joseph McGlennan aged 32 of 161 West Thirty-sixth Street New York was found exhausted in Charlesbank Park after hiking from Gotham. A Joy Street officer took him to Massachusetts General Hospital where he died after muttering the walk was not made for man.
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Gotham
Joseph McGlennan
West Thirty-sixth Street
New York
Charlesbank Park
Joy Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Fort Point Channel to Host New High Pressure Station
The Port Directors agreed to locate a high pressure pumping station opposite South Station in Fort Point channel. Legislature granted permission after earlier doubts. Four directors attended the session and all voted in favor. Commissioner Rourke presented the plans which also won Bay Chamber of Commerce approval.
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Curley
Francis T. Bowles
William
McNary
William F. Fitzgerald
Joseph A. Conry
Bancroft
Boston
Hallians vow no settlement in Hallian abduction case
Mrs. Joseph Hallian, mother of Fern Hallian who ran away with Louis Eisenman, declares no settlement and that the suit will be pressed to the limit. Eisenman, the driver and defendant, is held on $100 bail by Judge E B Pratt in Hingham and faces trial Monday for abducting Miss Hallian.
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Joseph H. Hallian
Hull
Fern Hallian
Louis Eisenman
Hingham Court
Hallian
E. B. Pratt
Hingham
Vera Cruz hero bound over on larceny charge
George F. Marks of Boston the so called Vera Cruz hero bound over in Manchester New Hampshire on larceny charges after police believe he stole 3 in money and 25 in property from two of his worshippers amid local sensational reports about his fame.
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Boston
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