Uproar on Cunard Dock Ends With Passenger Arrest
At Cunard Line docks the Saxonia readiness to sail was halted when a constable and attorney, armed with a warrant, arrested passenger Wolf Kaplan. Kaplan, who had left Shawmut Avenue and unpaid ticket, contested the arrest as he was led ashore. He remains in custody while authorities seek resolution.
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Cunard Line
Saxonia
Wolf Kaplan
Russia
Wolf
Love
Kaplan
M. A. Slobodkin
Shawmut Avenue
Charles Street
Saslav
Laughton Case Delayed By Absence In Naturalization Hearing
Ignatius Laughton of Cambridge failed to appear in United States District Court yesterday delaying the naturalization fraud case with co defendant John Kane. Judge Dodge postponed the hearing to July 25. Bail stands at 200 dollars. Laughton had pleaded guilty at first arraignment but later changed his plea at the prosecutor's request.
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Ignatius Laughton
Cambridge
John Kane
Dodge
United States District Court
Lewis
Laughton
Boston Doctor Promotes Nonoperative Cancer Cure
Dr James M Solomon a Boston specialist with twenty years of practice offers an absorption treatment claimed to cure cancers and tumors without cutting or knives. The method positions him as a noninvasive pioneer in oncology amid growing patient interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Solomon
Boston
W. J. Rea
E. Canton St
Beach St
L'? Sta
C. H. Haines
Trull St
Somerville
Harvey Wait
Wellesley Park
Dorchester
Joseph E. Brown
Exchange St
G. KE. Mulford
Temple Place
Mass
Republican mayoralty candidate debate begins with no pick
The Republican city committee led by Fred E. Bolton says no candidate has emerged yet for mayor. More than 20 names have been mentioned as possibilities and a proper nominee will be chosen when a strong winner is identified. A Lincoln Club dinner at Bass Point may spark a Murray boom while a Curtis counter campaign is also discussed.
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Republican City Committee
Fred E. Bolton
Lincoln Club
Bass Point
Michael J. Murray
Edwin A. Curtis
Union Club
Schidlofski in Frenzied State at La Junta Jail
John Schidlofski the Boston wife murderer remains in a frenzied state in the La Junta Colorado jail cell known as the cage. He consents to death by electric chair in Massachusetts and has pleaded for death to end his ordeal. The sheriff and jailer struggle to quiet him as townspeople gather outside the jail. Massachusetts officers are en route.
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LA Junta
Col
John Schidlofski
Boston
Post
Massachusetts
Russia
Schidlofski
Mixon
Barr
Electric Show Draws Crowds At Mechanics Building
Crowds filled the Mechanics’ building for an electric show with working exhibits and demonstrations. Highlights include a Westinghouse three phase loom motor test the Marconi detector upgrade and a new couch intercommunication device. The fifth annual National Association of Electrical Contractors meeting opens with talks and an evening dinner at Hotel Brunswick followed by a trolley tour for lady guests.
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Mechanics’ Building
Westinghouse Electric Company
Marconi
Signor Marconi
National Association of Electrical Contractors
F. L. Barnes
Mass
State Asso
W. L. Douglas
P. A. Collins
Charles L. Idlitz
New York City
G. M. Stuart
Boston
T. Bevan
F. E. Cabot
J. Kennedy
Hotel Brunswick
Brookline
Auburndale
Waltham
Lexington
Bedford
Concord
Knife hidden amid murder probe on Arlington golf links
Police search for the weapon used by John Schidloffski to kill his wife Marcienna last Wednesday night on the Arlington golf links. Bloodied trousers found at a lodging house will be shown to the grand jury. Investigation continues as indictments and transfers of custody are planned.
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John Schidloffski
Marcienna
Arlington Golf Links
Schidloffski
Frank McCauley
Station 1
North End
Grand Jury
Ryan
Belmont
la Junta
Whitney
Sanderson
Rhoades
State Police
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Offer Free Month Treatment
Osmo-Chemic physicians announce a policy giving every patient starting or renewing care by July 31 a free month as part of their summer promotion. They claim their treatment cures 95 percent of chronic cases and warn the offer ends at 8 PM on July 31.
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Nual
Teir
Whitney Sells Salem Estate
The Pickman farm including the 150 year old Pickman house and 480 acres in Salem and Swampscott was sold yesterday by Henry M. Whitney. Former owner Hon George B Loring had planned development. new buyers will start work with Olmstead Olmstead Eliot surveying. A boulevard from Loring Avenue to Swampscott and Jefferson Avenue street were recently completed. This estate is the largest under one ownership near Boston. A station will be built two miles from the Swampscott and Salem depots.
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Pickman
Salem
Swampscott
Henry M. Whitney
George B. Loring
Whitney
Olmstead, Olmstead & Eliot
Loring Avenue
Swampscot
Jefferson Avenue
Boston
Osmo-Chemic Light Treatment Reported Cure for Breast Pain
Mrs. Sarah E. Place of Dover New Hampshire describes a seven year struggle with a breast cancer diagnosis. She credits Osmo-Chemic light treatment with easing pain and curing her, instead of surgical removal, after seeking other doctors.
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Sarah E. Place
Washington St
Dover, N. H
Osmo-Chemic Doctors Claim Swift Cure After Britts Testimony
A Brighton man named M Britt credits Osmo-Chemic physicians with ending eighteen months of stomach and headache pain after two weeks of treatment. He states his condition worsened despite multiple doctors and exams. The ad touts their X-Ray based diagnosis and promises free diagnosis if treatment starts by July 31.
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M. Britt
Windsor Hill Ball Game Delivers Political Laughs
Ex Councillor McNamara leads a playful mock baseball between Crane and Bates camps on Windsor Hill. The seven‑on‑seven clash ends early due to dark clouds with Crane’s side top scoring and plans to tour Boston and western towns. weather, iceman jokes, and a stray Indian graves visit color the account.
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Windsor
Jeremiah J. McNamara
Windsor Hill
L Street
Mr. Crane
Bates
Douglas
Crane
Dalton
Berkshire
Old Sol
Osmo-Chemic cure claim offers free consultation
An advertisement touts Osmo-Chemic physicians offering cures for asthma bronchitis blood diseases cancers catarrh consumption deafness dyspepsia eye diseases facial blemishes heart and kidney liver nerve diseases piles rheumatism skin diseases tumors varicocele and women diseases. It promises free consultation and a month of treatment if you apply by July 31.
Osmochemical System of Medicine Office Listing
Permanent offices at 18 Boylston Street Boston Mass. Office hours 9 to 12 daily 3 to 4 and 6 to 8 evenings closed Sunday.
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Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Robbery attempt at Back Bay residence foiled
Caretaker at 54 Fenway Street Back Bay interrupted two men in the act of entering the Hartshorn winter residence. They fled, no loot recovered. Police searched nearby streets but found no trace. Hartshorn publisher of the Modern Priscilla was absent.
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William N. Hartshorn
Fenway Street
Back Bay
Hartshorn
Priscilla
Republican city committee to name mayor candidate by Oct
The formation of the Republican party machinery across the 25 wards will shape the mayor race and state issues. Leaders note the influence of prominent figures like Lieutenant-Governor Guild and Attorney General William H. Moody. A leader of the party organization will be chosen before October 1 to direct the campaign.
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Los
Curtis Guild, Jr
United States
William H. Moody
Draper
Goetting
Hall
Guild
Boston
Nero Steals Lemonade From Town Tank
Nero, a large black stallion, drank from a lemonade tank on Dover Street. He pressed his nose into the tank and left it empty before Crossing Officer Dennis Driscoll stopped him. The horse paid nothing for the beverage.
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Nero
Dover Street
Dennis Driscoll
Rover the St Bernard to be turned into a floor rug
Rover, a 17 year old St. Bernard and Cambridgeport family pet, will be euthanized and his skin cured into a rug to adorn the floor of Dr Jonathan E Dwyer the Cambridge Park Commission member.
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Rover
Cambridgeport
St. Bernard
Jonathan E. Dwyer
Cambridge
Park Commission
Mellen Denies Electrification Plans for New Haven Line
New Haven Conn July 18 President Mellen denied any negotiations for electrification of any part of the main stem of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad. He declined to discuss the reported plans or actions regarding railway electrification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mellen
Changed Husband Diet Reverses Stomach Ailments
A woman testifies that quitting coffee and adding Postum Food Coffee and Grape Nuts restored her husband’s digestion and eased his nervousness. A friend in Vicksburg recovered from dyspepsia using Grape Nuts, and a mother found nourishment for her infant after adopting the cereal. Names attributed to Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. There’s a reason.
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Vicksburg
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Poor Children Enjoy Outing At Mr Belle Vue
About 225 Boston children of poverty were taken to Mr Belle Vue by Mr and Mrs Demelman for a day of games and amusements. The return trip required patient urging as the children boarded the cars. Mrs Demelman called the day one of her happiest as the children’s joy spread.
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Boston
Bellevue
Burglars Enter Jamaica Plain Home Stole Silver Spoons
Samuel Hil of Forest Hill street Jamaica Plain reported his home was entered by burglars. The thieves took a dozen silver spoons jewelry and a pearl handled revolver during the family absence.
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Samuel Hil
Forest Hill Street
Jamaica Plain
Boy in Dress Plays Prank on Date in Newton
John Quinlan a 19 year old Nonantum youth dressed as a girl to meet John Collins 28 of Chapel street on Jackson road near Washington street. Collins believed the date was real for over five minutes until Quinlan’s hoax was revealed by friends hidden nearby.
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Newton
John Quinlan
Nonantum
John Collins
Chapel Street
Jackson Road
Washington Street
Collins
Quinlan
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Marlboro
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Worcester
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Great Barrington
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