Paul Turner Caught After Long Chase
After an eight month search spanning the continent to British Honduras, postal inspectorates arrested Paul B. Turner, a former Oakland clerk charged with stealing 786 from postal funds. Turner was located in Nantucket, brought to Boston, and arraigned with a plea of not guilty, facing further hearings.
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British Honduras
Post Office
Paul B. Turner
Post
Oakland
Cal
Lawrence Letherman
Post Office Force
Boston
Turner
United States
James Ruhl
Nantucket
Marshal Ruhl
Chief Carey
Letherman
Fifteenth
United States Infantry
Santiago
San Francisco
Postal Service
Navy
Madetrinia
United States District Court
District of
California
Honduras
States
Madelrinia
Washington
Chauffeur Bellavance Loses License After Accident
The Massachusetts Highway Commission revoked the automobile license of Charles A. Bellavance of 158 West Canton Street following a June 9 collision on Chelsea street Charlestown with a mail wagon injuring driver James H. Blankenburg. The Safe Roads Automobile Association supported the case with evidence.
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Charles A. Bellavance
West
Canton Street
Massachusetts Highway Commission
Chelsea Street
Charlestown
Bellavance
James H. Blankenburg
Safe Roads Automobile Association
Fall Fatal 10 Sailor Holden Dies Aboard Sylvania
Thomas Holden a 40 year old British sailor from the steamer Sylvania died at the Relief Station after a 30 foot fall on deck. He was taken from the National dock to the Relief Station on July 17 as the ship sailed for sea. Hospital authorities notified the British consul to locate his relatives.
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Thomas Holden
Guardian
National Dock
Boston
Haden
West
Boy Struck By Street Car in Dorchester Beats Head Injury
Edwin Wilbur, 17, of 82 Terean Street South Boston, is in City Hospital with a concussion after a street car struck him at Dorchester Avenue and Broadway last evening. He was crossing the tracks to get a transfer check when the Dorchester Avenue car hit him and threw him violently to the ground.
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Edwin Wilbur
Terean Street
South Boston
City Hospital
Dorchester Avenue
Broadway
Wilbur
Japan Seeks Dutch Island for Coaling Station
Rumors from Brussels say negotiations are under way between the Netherlands and Japan for Japan to purchase a Dutch East Indies island near the Philippines to use as a coaling base. The report notes the island’s proximity to the Philippines.
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Brussels
Netherlands
Japan
Dutch East Indies
Philippines
Who Wrote This Poem
A reader participation feature previews daily poems with titles and authors to be revealed. Yesterday’s verse was a sonnet from the Portuguese by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. The poem includes the famous couplet Drink to me only with thine eyes and a kiss in the cup.
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The
Post
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Jove
Whitewash Hinted in Cadets Case on Enterprise Officers
The piece argues the State commission will likely exonerate Enterprise officers and censure cadets despite the court of inquiry report partial support for cadet claims. Governor Guild's conference with the commission left unclear progress, fueling suspicion of a routine whitewash.
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Court of Inquiry
Enterprise
State Commission
Training Ship Commission
Devine
Guild
Ers
Post
The
Commission
Governor’s
Star Chamber
Boston in 1802 A panoramic view from South Boston bridge
The Post begins a series of historic photographs showing Old Boston as it looked long ago. The current issue features a rare print of the city in 1802 with the State House gilded dome and a water front that once held wooden docks and global packet ships. Buildings like Old South Meeting House and Faneuil Hall remain on their sites with little change.
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Old Boston
The
Post
South
Boston
State House
Old South Meeting House
Faneuil Hall
Boston Bridge
Japs Honor Archbishop O Connell for Imperial Acknowledgment
Archbishop William H. O Connell receives unusual honors from the Emperor of Japan via a Rome despatch. M Ouchida delivered an autograph letter from the Emperor to Pope Pius XI, praising O Connell, who served as papal envoy to Japan in 195 for months. Accompanying clergy were Fathers Collins and Supple.
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William H. O'Connell
Japan
Rome
M. Ouchida
Vatican
O'Connell
Boston
Archbishop O'Connell
Portland
Charles W. Collins
Patrick Supple
Cambridge
Sacred Heart Reunion Promises Largest East Boston Turnout
The Old Home celebration for Sacred Heart parish in East Boston is set for Caledonia Grove Tuesday led by Pastor Rev. James H. O'Neil. Notables including champion runner Shrubb will participate as locals stage baseball battles between attorneys and physicians, with events from 11 to 4 and dancing in the pavilion.
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Sacred Heart
East Boston
James H. O'Neil
Caledonia Grove
the Grove
Shrubb
Physicians of
Father in Boat Searches Sea for Missing Sons
Professor Leslie Lee of Bowdoin College has spent four days searching coastal waters for his missing son Richard A. Lee and companion John F. Morrison. Witnesses reported a similar sloop yacht off Pemaquid, and the Woodbury revenue cutter was dispatched to search from Pemaquid to Sequin. The unnamed white 32 foot sloop with Portland Yacht Club colors is described as the vessel they sailed.
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Brunswick
Leslie Lee
Bowdoin College
Richard A. Lee
John F. Morrison
Medford
Mass
Meer Point
Christmas Cove
Pemaquid
United States Revenue
Woodbury
Sequin
Mary Smith
Lee
Portland Yacht Club
Mrs Josephine Leslie Held for Trial in Fraud Case
London reports Mrs Josephine Leslie arrested at New Market on July 4 charged with defrauding members of prominent families by false pretences. She claimed to be a friend of J Pierpont Morgan and now is held for trial at the Central Criminal Court.
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London
Josephine Leslie
New Market
J. Pierpont Morgan
Central Criminal Court
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Paul Turner
Madeleinia
Pension Office
Hayes
Charles Street
Boakland
Bromfield St
Sailor Holden
Sylvania
Transatlantic Af Fiction Magazine of Translations
Helene von Krause
Anton Chekhov
Paul de Kock
Henri Matilde Serao
Lavedan
Zia Deledda Becquer
Others
O’connell
Morrison
By Waldo Pondray Warren
Sunday Post
Tomorrows Sunday Post
Anpnew
the Sunday Post
Gov
Andrew
Gen. Lincoln
Otis Wharf
Atantic Avenue
Rowe's
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