Brennan girl freed in Worcester manslaughter case
Miss Mary Brennan, after admitting a fatal shot at Lake Quinsigamond, was discharged from custody following a joint move by Judge Samuel Utley and District Attorney George S. Taft. Phipps faces murder charges tomorrow as police prep to reveal the weapon and shooter details.
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Worcester
Mary Brennan
Samuel Utley
George S. Taft
Lake Quinsigamond
Molt
Taft
David F. O'Connell
O'Connell
Brennan
Frank W. Phipps
Burnap
Phipps
Utley
Miss Brennan
Henry Y. Simpson
Edgermere
Shrewsbury
Josephine Pyne
Maud Morse
McGraw On Trial In Ben Farwell Murder Case
Robert McGraw, 46, colored, was placed on trial for the murder of Benjamin F. Farwell at the American Steam Gauge and Valve works on Camden street. McGettrick prosecutes with Edgar P. Benjamin defending. Witnesses testified to the night of April 25 1904 and the altered story about a hammer and revolver used in the killing. The body showed four bullet wounds and a possible drag mark.
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Robert M’graw
Bens
F. Farwell
Robert McGraw
Benjamin F. Farwell
Fessenden
White
Talesmen
McGettrick
Edgar P. Benjamin
Alfred A. Hall
Superior Court of Vermont
Judge Hall
St. Albans
Adam C. Cunningham
American Steam Gauge and Valve Company
Camden Street
Farwell
McGraw
O'Neil
Boston
Malden
Northampton Street
Rufus Fessenden
Patrick J. O'Neil
Station 10
No. 3
Paleface Tourney Showcases Topperwein Shooting Prowess
At Wellington grounds the Paleface Shooting Association hosts a six event practice with 67 entries. Adolph Topperwein and wife from San Antonio demonstrate pistol and rifle feats, including a card shot from 20 yards. Taylor Gilbert Crosby post strong scores in the Mayhem. The event precedes the grand Eastern handicap with 12 events and a 100 target final for amateurs.
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Paleface Shooting Association
Wellington
Adolph Topperwein
San Antonio
Tex
Topperwein
Crosby
Ll. German
J. S. Fanning
W. B. Darton
M. J. Margott
Eugene E. Reed
F. le Noir
Interstate Association
Ada Sullivan to Enter Carmelite Order in Roxbury
Miss Ada Sullivan renounces prospect of San Francisco leadership to join the Carmelite order at 7 this morning. She is described as a personal friend of Cardinal Merry del Val papal secretary of state and a cousin of Coadjutor Archbishop O Connell and niece of former Mayor Phelan of San Francisco. The ceremony will take place in the chapel at the convent 61 Mt Pleasant Avenue Roxbury.
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Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
O'Connell
Miss Sullivan
F. J. Sullivan
San Francisco
John Sullivan
Plains
Truckee
Fontenoy
Mary L. Phelan
Phelan
Sullivan
Somerset
New York
Convent
M. Sullivan
San Francisco Society
Ada Sullivan
Cardinal Merry del Val
O’connell
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Representation at Democratic Convention Now Cut Down
Division within the Democratic State committee over delegate apportionment hinges on how votes for Governor are counted. Moran supporters seek only Democratic votes to count, arguing independents and third parties should be excluded, risking a record convention size. opponents say Governor vote totals should count regardless of ticket alignment.
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Democratic State Committee
Commonwealth
John B. Moran
Bartlett
Moran
Boston
State Committee
Independent Leaguers
Prohibitionists
Independent League
Republican State Committee
Straine Order Holds Good In Abduction Case
Robert F Straine remains restrained from molesting his daughter Dorothy after Suffolk Probate Court judge refused to modify the order. He faces trial on abduction charges at Dedham next Tuesday.
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Robert F. Sttraine
Wellesley
Suffolk
Flint
Dorothy
Frisco Telephone Executive Jailed for Contempt
San Francisco July 15 Emile J Zimmerman vice president of the Pacific States Telephone Company refused to be sworn or to testify in the Louis Glass case and was sentenced to five days imprisonment for contempt of court.
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San Francisco
Emile J. Zimmerman
Pacific States Telephone Company
Louis Glass
Promised Suit Not Furnished by Salvation Army
James J. Gawley sues the Salvation Army over services rendered and promises of a suit of clothes and some legal tender he allegedly did not receive. He quit his cooking jobs for an office role, claiming no suit or small change was provided, and seeks remuneration.
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James J. Gawley
Salvation Army
Gawley
Mosconi Held for Trial in Charlestown Stabbing Case
Joseph Mosconi, an Italian man alleged to have fatally stabbed Jeremiah Crowley of Charlestown on Sunday afternoon, appeared in Municipal Court before Judge Bennett. He was held on the murder charge without bail until July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Mosconi
Jeremiah Crowley
Charlestown
Bennett
Five Dollar Blaze in Dorchester House
An alarm from Box 937 reported a five dollar fire at a one and a half story wooden dwelling at 1502 Dorchester Avenue Dorchester. The property is owned by C. Blake and occupied by J. A. Graham. Cause of the fire is listed as unknown.
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Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
C. Blake
J. A. Graham
Japan recalls German ambassador amid undisclosed reason
Berlin July 15 Katsumoshe Inouye the Japanese ambassador to the German Empire has been recalled. The official reasons for the action were not disclosed.
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Japan
Berlin
Katsumoshe Inouye
German Empire
Dorchester Man Praises Cooper's Medicine At Jaynes Store
Edwin F. Morse of Dorchester testifies he suffered three years with chronic indigestion and loss of appetite. After using Cooper's Medicine, he reports improved digestion, restored appetite, and the ability to eat three square meals, calling it remarkable.
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Jaynes Drug
Cooper's Remedies
Boston
Edwin F. Morse
Oakley Street
Dorchester
Mr. Morse
Jaynes
Cooper
Train Mangles Edward Deady in North Abington
Edward J. Deady, 38, a shoemaker from Charles Street, was found dead beside the tracks in North Abington early this morning. He apparently was struck by a train and dragged about 50 feet.
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North Abington
Edward J. Deady
Deady
Charles Street
Monahan to Run for Senate Seat in Charlestown Gilded Dome
A notice states George F. Monahan of Ward 5 will seek a seat in the Senate, aiming to enliven Charlestown under the upper chamber.
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Suffolk
George F. Monahan
Charlestown
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I¢Graw
Benjamin Franklin Farwell
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Topperweins
J. R. Taylor
Taylor
Appendixine Co
W. 70Th St
Jaynes Drug Co
Bucay
Gutlet
York State
Ceylon
Assam
Hyson
iSc
Importers Outlet CO
Columbus Ave
Roxbury Crossing
Washington St
Essex St
Elm &J
Corner Hanover
Social Cares
Frisco
Cascarets
James McGune
Mercer St
Jersey City
N. J
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
N.Y
Mosconi
E. F. Morse
Mass
Edward Deady
Monahan
Kellogg
KF. J. Kellogg
VIA
Boston and
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R.R
Boston, North Station
City Ticket Office
Washington Street
Union Station
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