Rumor Tells of Mayor Curtis on Liquor Raid Quest
A report claimed Mayor Curtis and a clergy member joined Captain Brown and a liquor squad on raids. It alleged seizures at Belle McDonald’s and William J. Sullivan’s premises, with the mayor denying involvement and saying he had too much to do.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Captain Brown
Mayor Curtis
Belle McDonald
Warrenton Place
William J. Sullivan
Pleasant Street
Post
Roxbury
Saxton
Station 4
Brown
Niagara Tennis Promises Finals Showdown for Larnard and Foote
At Niagara Ont the Canadian tennis tournament semifinals set up a final between W A Larnard, Middle States champion, and Arthur E Foote of Yale ex champion of New England. Larnard defeated Fischer 6-4 6-1 after earlier wins over Mackenzie and Parker. Foote beat Parker 6-4 6-0 and Paret by default. doubles semi saw Fischer-Parker defeat Paret-Griffin. Ladies final had Mrs Sidney Smith of Ottawa prevail over Miss Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Ont
W. A. Larnard
Middle States
Arthur E. Foote
Yale
New England
E. P. Fischer
Arthur Taylor
A. Larnard
H. C. Mackenzies
J. P. Paret
Scott Griffin
Mrs. Sidney Smith
Ottawa
Miss Hague
Montreal
Alfred S. Taylor
C. M. Pope
C. McMaster
W. H. Cawthra
Assault at Economy Estate Sparks Beavertown Feud
The Economy residence of John 8. Duss senior trustee of the Economite Society was attacked by John Weggle a prominent witness in a major lawsuit against Duss. Weggle demanded 5000 dollars and struck Duss then assaulted Mrs Duss before others intervened. Duss later pursued assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Economy
John
Duss
The
Economite Society
Mr. Duss
John, Weggle
Weggle
Pawn thief arrested in North End pawnshop case
Patrick Malloy aged 29 of 92 Dover Street was arrested last night while disposing of horse blankets in a North End pawnshop. Officers recovered a carriage robe, four horse blankets, a rubber tire, and an overcoat said to have been stolen, disposed of at different times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Malloy
Dover Street
North End
Malloy
Girl Burned When She Played With Matches at Home
Six year old Margaret Ryan of 11 Ninth Street East Cambridge played with matches yesterday afternoon and set fire to her clothing. She sustained severe burns and is in a critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ryan
Ninth Street
East Cambridge
Masachusetts General Hospital
Injudicious Purchase of Pearson Mill
Secretary Rathbone of the bondholders committee condemns the Pearson mill purchase by United States Cordage Company for 600000 cash. He notes it drained 500000 working capital and added heavy obligations without evident benefit, claiming hemp purchases and related outlays could total 1400000 beyond the plant cost. The Waterbury reorganization committee sets extended time for cordage deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rathbone
Pearson Company
Waterbury Reorganization Committee
Fire Devastates Brotterode. 350 Homes Destroyed
A major blaze in Brotterode, a village in Hesse Nassau, left 10 villagers dead while attempting to save valuables and left about 2000 people homeless. The fire destroyed 350 houses, with extensive damage reported across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Brotterode
Hesse
Nassau
Pilgrims for Lourdes Set Sail from New York
The steamship Westernland carried seventy three American Catholic pilgrims to Lourdes and Rome. Led by Rev Father William Smith the group waved an American flag as mass and services blessed banners. After Antwerp they visit Cologne Mayence Luzerne Milan Venice Rome and Naples before arriving in Rome August 8 to meet the Pope with eight days in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Westernland
Lourdes
Rome
William Smith
Church of St. Vincent de Paul
Mer. Farley
Mgr. Farley
Father Pardow
Jesuit Society
Father Albert
St. Anthony
Antwerp
Cologne
Mayence
Luzerne
Milan
Venice
Naples
Padua
Italy
Loretto
Mgr
Satolli
G A R Building Dedicated in Duxbury
William Wadsworth Post 16 dedicated a new two story G A R building on Washington Street in Duxbury. Delegations from nearby posts and Woman's Relief Corps attended along with W R C officers and G A R department leaders including Commander J W Thayer and Department Commander John M Dean. Several speeches were given and a supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Graves
George W. Marsh
George 8. Evans
Reader Urges Safeguard for Lafayette Cannon Relic
A 13 year old writer calls on the editor to fence Lafayette Avenue’s cannon headquarter relic on Prince Street. He laments tobacco spitting and abuse of the historic piece and argues a small iron fence would protect a prized Revolutionary War relic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post
Sir
Prince Street
Lafayette Avenue
Lafayette
Joe M
The Golden Rule Rewritten editorial note
The Boston Post editorial on the East Boston riot urges peace under the theme Let us have peace. It argues that applying the golden rule and mutual dependence can do more good than violence. If people live by it, riots and bigotry would fade and peace would prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havehill Gazette
Boston Post
Boston
Horst Installed as Pastor of Second Unitarian Church
In Athol on July 1 the Rev. Carl G. Horst was installed as pastor of the Second Unitarian Church with sermons by Rev. Minot J. Savage of Boston. Clergy from nearby towns led the ceremonies and the reception followed at the Pequoig House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athol
Carl G. Horst
Second Unitarian Church
Minot J. Savage
Boston
Edgar V. Wilson
W. W. Fenn
Chicago
S. W. Sutton
A. F. Bailey
Barre
Mrs Bowman Returns After Cambridge Disappearance Sensation
Mrs Bowman, linked to a Cambridge disappearance after her daughter Gracie left the city, has come home. She says she stayed in Georgetown, Magas, during her absence and appeared yesterday afternoon to explain her whereabouts.
Cornell Crew Seeks Fair Play After Race Dispute
The Cornell crew sends a press letter explaining that at the start on Tuesday they began rowing as no negative reply was heard and Leander moved off the post. They claim Leander stopped rowing and the umpire did not recall or order a return, risking disqualification if Cornell had not fallen short of the course. The team expresses deep regret over the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cornell
Leander
Wheelmen officials meet Asbury Park to unify theft recovery
L A W officials and the cycle board of trade held a conference in Asbury Park New Jersey on July 11 to form a permanent committee. They will coordinate on recovering stolen bicycles preventing theft improving highways and controlling professional cycle racing. the racing issue was sent to their race committees for a report tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
N. J
League of American Wheelmen
Cycle Board of Trade
Three Buildings Burned in Hanover Fire
Fire at Max Kaufman's Olcott store at ten this evening destroyed the two story frame building and a tenement above it. The blaze spread north to Thome Gould's dwelling and James Bowdoin's house, both two story frame structures, with most furniture saved and damage about 18000 dollars insured. Hose was laid from the mill to save other property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Max Kaufman
Olcott
Kaufman
Thomeas Gould
Gould
Thomas Garrity
James Bowdoin
Detectives Link Post Thieves to Hartford Suspects
Hartford police jail inmates Hart and Miller called suspects in a Western gang of post thieves formerly driven out of Chicago. Detective J B Jagbs of the New York force identified them as members active in breaking into post offices and small railway stations in western Connecticut and Massachusetts. He said they are not connected with Ludlow Street Jail escaped thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
J. B. Jagbs
New York
Hart and Miller
Chicago
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Ludlow Street
Teddy a Fighter
New York dispatch recalls Theodore Roosevelt’s fearless image after a Harlem incident and a string of notable feats from a scar earned in a hand to hand clash to a roadhouse knockout that left an attacker paralyzed.
Joe McGuire Withdraws From National Regatta Entry
Joe McGuire of the Bradford Boat Club, named a winner in a national regatta at Saratoga Lake July 17 and 18, has withdrawn. His late decision was influenced by business interests and his family, surprising friends and Cambridge rowers who had supported his enthusiasm for national supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McGuire
Bradford Boat Club
Saratoga Lake
Cambridge
Joe
Reorganization Talk Quiet On New York & New England Road
Vice-President Odell says he is reticent about the reorganiza tion committee work and its intentions. He receives unofficial briefings and will not publish them. Until reorganized, street sources will provide real news. It remains debatable if the committee can appoint new directors or must convene a stockholders meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
New York & New England Road
Thayer Dies at Family Home After Long Illness
Thayer, once a prominent Boston manufacturer and longtime Newton resident, died at the family residence on Waverly Avenue this evening. He had been in failing health for years, retired with a sizable fortune, and his final illness lasted about three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Boston
Newton
Waverly Avenue
President’s fishing shifts from fresh to salt water day trip
Buzzard's Bay July 11 The President fished from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. moving from fresh water to salt water. Secretary Carlisle and Mrs. Carlisle left Marion for Washington. They travel on the John D Rogers and expect to reach New York in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard’s Bay
Carlisle
Marion
Washington
New York
John D Rogers
Jury Finds Weston Death Caused by Rifle Fire at Lexington
Portland July 11 a coroner jury ruled the shooting of William T Weston at Lexington on July 6 was caused by a rifle fired in the hands of Joseph A Joy who was aiming at a target the jury called the killing purely accidental and purely incidental in nature
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Willam T. Weston
Lexington
Joseph A. Joy
Medford Police Open Modern New Station With Emergency Room
The Medford Massachusetts police department moved into its new building noting a fireproof front block and a rear section. The 18 by 14 chief’s room, 19-officer guard area, dormitories, gym, and an emergency room on the first floor are detailed. Cells include eight exterior doors two doubles and a padded cell. Tramps rooms and a police matron room complete the rear. Hundreds inspected and praised the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Mass
Alferman W. R. Maxwell
Schuetzenfest Prizes Awarded at Glendale Park
At Glendale Park the schuetzenfest distributed prizes starting at 2 pm with a large crowd. William V Weber urged shooters to uphold liberal principles against religious bigotry. About 50 prizes, cash and honors, were awarded, with Californians dominating results. Katie Zimmerman crowned Freder ick C Ross as Schuetzen Koenig amid cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glendale Park
William V.weber
Germania
Columbia
Katie Zimmerman
Gus” Zimmerman
Schuetzen
A. Strecker
Columbia Rifle Club
San Francisco
George Helm
Schuetzen Verein
Helm
Brooklyn
Ross
Sound Money Debate at New York Bankers Meeting
At Saratoga New York July 11 the New York State Bankers Association heard Michael H Harter of Ohio urge gold as the sole standard of money. H W Yates of Omaha warned against free silver and predicted renewed Democratic platform support for sound money while fearing Republican convention capture. A committee backed a currency based on the highest standard known and urged a Congressionally authorized expert commission. J C Cannon of New York was elected president as the convention adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N. Y
New York State Bankers’ Association
Michael H. Harter
Ohio
H. W. Yates
Nebraska National Bank of
Omaha
Harter
Kentucky
Yates
Committee On
Sound Money
Sisterhood of Nations
Congress
J. C. Cannon
New York
Voice for Colonel Bullock for Democratic nomination
A July letter to the editor urges Colonel A George Bullock of Worcester as the party’s strong Bay State gubernatorial candidate. The writer cites Bullock’s mayoral vote record and leadership of the Young Men's Democratic Club of Massachusetts, arguing he best voices the financial issues of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State
John B. Russell
A. George Bullock
Worcester
Young Men's Democratic Club of
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
The
of the Commonwealth
Bullock
Washington
Natick's Electric Line Expands Toward Wellesley Hills
Natick and Cochituate Street Railway began its extension to Wellesley Hills at 3 PM with guests including President Harrison Harwood and Superintendent George F. Keep. The maiden trip passed without incident and a continuous Boston to Hopkinton route is envisioned, with future trips to Lower Falls and a hearing set for Main Street track location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natick
Natick & Cochituate Street Railway Company
Wellesley Hills
Harrison Harwood
George F. Keep
Wight and Sheehan
Evans
Wellesley
E.S. Dodge
Leonard Winch
Natick National Bank
S. W. Holmes
Bernard F. Moran
Mark B. Babb
A. E. Appleyard
Natick Electric Company
Charles A. Cooke
Natick Business Men’s Association
J. M. Fellows
G. C. Fairbanks
O. A. Felch
Harwood
Smokes
Lower Falls
Boston
Hopkinton
Woodville
Westboro
Worcester
Selectmen
First Order of Colonel Pew Eighth Regiment M V M
William A Pew Jr assumes command of the Eighth Regiment and urges officers to uphold the militia’s duty to preserve and transmit military knowledge. He calls for serious study and practice to discharge duties and advance the regiment’s honor in service to the Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
William A. Pew, Jr
Eighth Infantry
V. M
Salem
Commonwealth
Fall River Census Second Count Claims Population Drop
Fall River reports a nearly 2000 decline in city population after new assessors and revised ward counts. The Ward 3 tally shows 6962 people, down 1301 from last year, prompting skepticism over accuracy of prior returns. The Globe sent an ex-assessor and diverse enumerators to recheck data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Fall River Globe
Globe
Hanging of Alexander Simms Stuns Jacksonville Crowd
In Jacksonville on July 11 Sheriff Bowden hanged Alexander Simms after two men were killed by Simms last April. Mrs. Minor, mother of slain officer Howard Minor, shouted in the jail yard that she was glad he was hanged. About 2000 spectators filled the yard as two military companies formed a guard to prevent trouble. Simms mounted the scaffold collapsing at first, then cried that he would go to the great white throne as the crowd watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Bowden
Alexander Simms
Portsmouth Names Harbor Master and City Auditor
At a July meeting, Robert King was chosen harbor master and an ordinance creating the city auditor's office at $1000 salary was adopted, Samuel R. Gardner appointed and confirmed. Rev. L. H. Thayer Rev. C. H. Dick ens A. C. Heffinger and George T. Vaughn elected to the Board of Instruction. Cabot Street School repair approved at $2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Robert King
Samuel R. Gardner
Jenkins
L. H. Thayer
C. H. Dickens
A. C. Heffinger
George T. Vaughn
Board of Instruction
Cabot Street
Somerville Memorial Library Dedicated in Salisbury
Salisbury Conn July 1 The Somerville Memorial Library built by Scoville Bros Buffalo millionaire merchants was dedicated this afternoon. The building cost $2 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury, Conn
Somerville Memorial Library
Scoville Bros
Buffalo
Reverend Bullock Called to Portsmouth Church
The People’s Mission Church in Portsmouth New Hampshire extended a call to the Rev. George O. Bullock of Henderson South Carolina to become its pastor. It is thought he will accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Bullock
Portsmouth
The
People’s Mission Church
Henderson
South Carolina
Bank cashier burned by stove falls in Northboro
Walter Valentine, cashier of the Northboro National Bank, is reported to have a broken leg after a stove toppled onto him at the bank in Northboro. The incident occurred July 13 and details indicate a serious injury but no fatalities. Local officials are awaiting further medical updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northboro
Walter Valentine
Northboro National Bank
Pocketbook Stolen From Public Garden Report
Mrs J Branteete a Christian Endeavor delegate staying at the American House reported to police that her pocketbook containing 56 dollars was stolen from the Public Garden last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Branteete
Christian Endeavor
American Wringer Company advertisement
An old advertisement for the American Wringer Company describes manufacturing wringers, rollers, springs, beds, and tinings. It notes repairs for all kinds of wringers and sweepers and that mail orders are promptly attended to with a Tremont, Ohio area contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call
Tremont Ty
Mark Down Sales and Leftover Suits Grouped on Tables
The piece notes semiannual house cleaning in which stores run year round markdowns, calling much of it humbug. After a season of activity, remaining “got left” suits for men and young men are gathered on four tables and marked for quick sale.
Severe Clothing Sale Teases Seasonal Savings
A local retailer touts prices of 7 50, 10 50, 12 50 and 14 50 inviting shoppers to save on a good suit while admitting they cannot sell year round without profit. The note hints furnishings hats and shoes will also be affected though not explicitly described.
Gilbert's Last Hope in Gilbert Murder Case
The bill of exceptions in the Gilbert murder case was filed with Clerk Manning. Judges Dunbar and Sheldon will hear the exception tomorrow. If allowed, the case goes to the Supreme Court in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Manning
Court House
Dunbar
Sheldon
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Alice Sterling
Alice M. Sterling
James E. Leach
Post
Funeral for Harry A. Gibson in Marlboro Mass
Funeral held at the late home for Harry A. Gibson drowned at Cumberland Me. The Rev. Pine and Rev. Scott officiated. President Tucker of Dartmouth College gave the eulogy. Pallbearers were former classmates and church members. D. K. E. Chapter members served as honorary pallbearers. Professor Emerson attended. Interment at Maplewood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Mass
Harry A. Gibson
Cumberland
Messrs. Pine
Church of the Holy Trinity
Scott
First Baptist Church
Tucker
Dartmouth College
W. A. Onthank
F. B. Estabrook
Warren H. Barnes
Fred M. Bartlett
S. K. Smith
H. G. Fletcher
Winfield Temple
Dartmouth
J. S. Meserve
B. T. Scales
J. Bartlett
E. W. Hoyt
Emerson
Mapilewood Cemetery
Criticizes the Justice in Bail for Arm strong
Portsmouth July 11 Chief Justice Doe granted bail of 100 dollars for James Armstrong released from jail after two weeks for attempting to kill his wife. The decision draws sharp criticism as a second recent case where would be murderers were set free on a small bail, with citizens charging it may invite further killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Doe
James Armstrong
Boston Floating Hospital to Begin Harbor Trips
The Boston Floating Hospital plans weekly trips from Snow's Arch wharf with a pilot season of one voyage, expanding to two as funds allow. Fund contributions exceed $2200, averaging $150 weekly, while each trip costs $250 and serves about 250 babies. Last year 1100 children and 650 mothers used the service. managers aim for twenty trips costing around $5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Floating Hospital
Snow’s Arch Wharf
Nude in Art cases tossed in Superior Court
In a session before Judge Feasenden, the Superior Criminal Court dismissed charges against David B. Marvin and A. P. Davidson for possessing copies of Specimens of the Nude in Art, ruling the complaints defective after arguments. the defendants were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Criminal Court
Feasenden
David B. Marvin
A. P. Davidson
National Education Association Officers Named At Denver Meeting
Boston school supervisor George H Martin spoke on New Standards of Patriotic Citizenship as officers for the coming year were announced in Denver Col The group emphasized patriotism and citizenship in schools and the Educational Press Association of America was formed with A E Winship elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Col
National Educationassociation
N. C. Dougherty
Peoria
Edwin Shepard
Winona
Minn
I. C. McNeill
Kansas City
George B. Hurd
New Haven
W. G. Rounds
Plymouth
N. H
H. R. Tarbel
Providence
R. I
Alfred Turner
Flatland
George H. Martin
Boston
H. E. Holt
M. A. Pinney
Conn
Educational Press Association of America
A. E. Winship
New England Journal of Education
Patchen Pace Sets Fast Mile Mark In Davenport
In Davenport IA on July 11 Joe Patchen paced a mile in 2 minutes 5 1 4 seconds on the Davenport mile track before about 5000 spectators. The stallion achieved the fastest mile paced so early in the year with Curry in the sulky and Josie B. acting as a pacemaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Joe Patchen
Curry
Josie B
Big Black Ag
Directly Sets World Record Mile Pace in Lacrosse Races
Wiss July 11 reports Directly shattered the three year old pacing world record with a 2:10 1/2 mile time at the local races. The sensational performance came in a standout event, drawing wide attention from spectators and betting circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacrosse, Wiss
Earl of Dunmore Reaches New York Quarantine Safely
New York July 11 With two ocean tugs straining at her hawsers the four masted steel clipper Earl of Dunmore reached quarantine from Calcutta just before midnight and was declared in port. The ship, 2205 tons, is bound for Melbourne under charter to Hart of Dunmore and faced a potential loss of about 5000 dollars to Sir Roderick Cameron if late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Earl of Dunmore
Calcutta
Balfour, Williamson & Co
Sir Roderick Cameron
Hart of Dunmore
Melbourne
Australia
Absecom Light
Raid on Opium Joint at 1 Burroughs Place
Sergeant Clark of Division 4 with Commissioner Curtis a clergyman and patrolmen raided an alleged opium joint at 1 Burroughs Place last night. The hideout contained smoking paraphernalia and furnishings including table couch bed four chairs two rugs and twenty yards of carpet. No arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Division 4
Curtis
Burroughs Place
Ontario and Merion Drawn Cricket Match at Haverford
The Ontario and Merion cricket match resumed at Haverford with two full innings not completed at stumps, resulting in a draw. Ontario's lone batting venture totaled 278 runs, while Merion reached 234 in their first innings and 146 for seven in their second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ontario
Merion
Haverford
Burpee Named Colonel of Second Regiment in New Haven
In New Haven on July 11 officers of the Second Regiment met to elect a successor to Colonel Doherty who resigned. Lieutenant Colonel L F Burpee of Waterbury was promoted to colonel, Major 2d Lt Callahan was named lieutenant colonel, and Captain Sucher of Company was made major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conan
Doherty
L. F. Burpee
Waterbury
2D. I
Callahan
Seutenaant
Sucher
Eye-Glass Swindlers Nabbed in Portsmouth Heist
Police capture Max Barnett and David Newman of Rochester New York for a lens swindle case in Portsmouth New Hampshire. They agree to refund money taken and depart town, and are allowed to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Max Barnett
David Newman
Rochester
N. Y
Boston undertaker injured in Elks’ disaster
Lewis Jones of Boston sustained internal injuries in the Elks disaster last night. He was removed from the city today for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Elks
Lewis Jones
Boston
Little Girl Drowns in Cave at Pawtuxet
Providence reports 12 year old Lizale Gorden fell into a cave at Pawtuxet and drowned. The body was recovered and is being identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Lizale Gorden
Paws Te Tuxet
Deaths and obituaries from Readville and New Haven notices
Fragmentary obituary notice indicating deaths on July 10 and July 8 with ages around 25 years and 51 years. Mentions Readville, New Haven Conn, names Brady and Brown among others, with corrupt OCR text hindering full extraction of dates and relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readville
Neilie
Brady
Ns Ae
New Haven
Conn
Horag Brown
Tisk
Street
Bao
Bae
Itt City Gore
Bosex
John Zt Witsig
Geschadber Lower
Julia A. Cummings
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Washington, Cor. Essex
Mayor
Niagara Tennis
Grand
Alen
Viener Clothing CO
Pearson Mill
Duxbury
Mrs. Bowman
Cornelus
Teddy
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
L. I
Harlem
West
Joe M’guire
B. H. Thayer
Medford’s
Police Department
Boss
King
Glendale
Michael D. Harter
New York Bankers
Colonel Bullock
Eighth Regiment
Beach
Washington Street
Washington St
Cor. Beach
Fenno
Old Stand
Judge Doe
Tional Association
Supervisor Martin
Press Associa
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Colonel Burpee
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