Picketing Continues At Carleton Hunt Factory Strike
Haverhill July 20 No conference planned to settle the strike of Carleton Hunt factory workers. Carleton reports picket duty at the entrance and an alleged throat grab of a man heading to the plant. Union agent says talks are premature while Carleton vows to replace quitters and end ties with the union. Strikers told to stay away and avoid disturbances.
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Haverhill
Carleton & Hunt
Carleton
The
Shoe Workers’ Protective Union
Agent House
Roosevelt party shifts to writing as Nairobi trip looms
Teddy Roosevelt and his hunting party on the south shore of Lake Naivasha have not shot since last Thursday. They stay at Captain Richard Attenborough's ranch writing a book. The group plans to reach Nairobi after three days and begin the Kenya province expedition on August 6.
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Naivasha
British East Africa
Roosevelt
Lake Naivasha
Richard Attenborough
Nairobi
Kenya
Move Poet's Body to Another Grave in Paris
The body of Oscar Wilde was moved from Badnaux where he was buried in 1900 to Pere Lachaise. A brief religious service was held with a small group of relatives and friends. Wilde's executor Robert Ross attended the transfer. the new grave is secured in perpetuity.
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Paris
Oscar Wilde
Badnaux
Pere Lachaise
Robert Ross
Wilde
Wounded Fish Injures Sailor During Dory Tow
Oliver Nelson of the swordfisherman Dorcas escaped death after a wounded fish attacked during a tow. A monster fish was struck and Nelson was cut by the fish's sword as he tried to secure it. the fish died after the struggle.
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Oliver Nelson
Dorcas
Nelson
Held for Looting Phone Cash Boxes in Two Cities
Melvin E. Underwood former wire commissioner of Somerville and Charles A. Farrington of Lynn were held in Police Court for the grand jury on charges of breaking into telephone company boxes and stealing the contents. Underwood faced additional burglary tools charges from his Rowe's Wharf arrest. bail was set at $800 for him and $300 for Farrington, and both posted bail.
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Melvin E. Underwood
Somerville
Charles A. Farrington
Lynn
Underwood
Rowe's Wharf
Farrington
Jenney Favored for Superior Court Seat in Draper Appointment
Ex Senator Charles F. Jenney of Hyde Park is the likely pick to fill the late Judge Gaskill’s vacancy on the Superior bench. Republican intrigue swirls around District Attorney Scott Peters as Speaker Cole accused him of seeking a bench post, but sources say Peters will not be appointed and Jenney remains the favored candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Jenney
Hyde Park
Draper
Judge Gaskill
Jenney
Judiciary Committee
Scott Peters
Essex
John N. Cole
Peters
Lodge
Gardner
Cole
Lightning strike hits Miss Dora Brown during camping
Miss Dora Brown of Waltham Massachusetts was struck by a bolt of lightning yesterday afternoon while camping with the Charles Grant family at North Turner Maine.
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North Turner
Dora Brown
Waltham
Mass
Charles Grant
Brown daughter struck by bolt beneath tree
Miss Brown was struck by lightning while standing under a tree. Hair pins torn from her hair, she was rendered unconscious. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter F Brown of 212 Brown Street Waltham.
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Miss Brown
Walter F. Brown
Brown Street
Waltham
Woman Leaves 3000 for Missionaries in Marlboro Will
The Susan S. Parmenter will filed in East Cambridge Probate Court details bequests totaling 3000 to two mission groups. The estate lists 18000 in personal property and 22000 in real estate.
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Susan S. Parmenter
Marlboro
East Cambridge
Massachusetts Congregational Home Missionary Society
Massachusetts Women's Home Missionary Association
Two Autos Bump At Newburyport
Two cars collided this afternoon at the Washington and Winter streets corner in Newburyport. The Maine car owned by Hammond & Dean of Biddeford was badly smashed but no injuries were reported. The other vehicle belonged to W. O. Putnam of Dorchester.
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Newburyport
Washington and
Winter Streets
W. O. Putnam
Thetford Avenue
Dorchester
Hammond & Dean
Biddeford
Maine
Murdered man struck at Lynn grade crossing
Vinecenso Manganiello aged 22 residing at 15 Charles street was hit and killed by a westbound freight train at the Commercial street crossing of the Boston and Maine railroad in Lynn tonight.
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Lynn
Hibernians in Suffolk contest shot put at picnic
Daniel Kelliher of Division 61 A. O. H. challenges any Hibernian in Suffolk county in good standing to a 56 pound shot three ways on Labor Day at the Hibernian picnic in Point of Pines. Side bet runs from 50 to 100 dollars.
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Daniel Kelliher
Hibernian
Suffolk County
Point of Pines
Wife of Eloper Maud Murray Costarelli dies in 1907
Maud Murray Costarelli, wife of Guido Costarelli also known as Count Costarelli, died August 12 1907 at Marblehead and is buried in Rockport. The City Hall death record lists her age as 36 years 6 months 12 days, born in Boston to Maurice Murray and Elenor Cook both natives of Canada.
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Maud Murray
Boston
Guido Costarelli
Costarelli
Marblehead
Rockport
City Hall
Maude Murray Costarelli
Moreland Street
Roxbury
Maurice Murray
Elenor Cook
Canada
Costarelli scandal details grip Cambridge society
The Rev Augustus C Swain recalls Costarelli forcing his way into an open grave to wail over his wife's body and later fleeing with a Boston socialite. Reports claim past marriage in Messina, perjury on a Cambridge license from 1899, and a rise to Boston society with lavish hospitality and a famed baritone voice.
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Augustus C. Swain
Arlington Street
Cambridge
Costarelli
Swain
Boston
Guido Costarelli
Messina
New York
Maud Murray
Miss Murray
Harris Place
Italy
Mme. Costarelli
Taormina
Admiral Dewey
Louise Chandler Moulton
West Rutland Square
Exeter Street
Maud Murray Costarelli
Ten Milk Dealers Fined by Court
About twenty men were arraigned in the local police court after probes by Inspector Jordan of the city Board of Health into selling milk and cream below standard and bottle misuse. Fines of ten dollars were imposed on Walter L. Jennings, Wolf Goldfarb, E. L. Brown, C. E. Ulman, Roman Borgent, James Adams, Archibald Buchanan, Co. Dunney, D. Fischer, John Mason, F. L. Taylor, George Gerondalkins, Henry Haney, and Maurice Scott of various East Boston and South Boston addresses.
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Jordan
City Board of Health
Walter L. Jennings
Sumner Street
East
Boston
Wolf Goldfarb
North Russell Street
E. L. Brown
Rutherford Avenue
C. E. Ulman
Harrison Avenue
Roman Borgent
St. Borolgh Street
James Adams
Third Street
South
Archibald Buchanan
Meridian Street
East Boston
Co. Dunney
St. Germain Street
D. Fischer
Court Street
John Mason
Washington Street
F. L. Taylor
Avery Street
George Gerondalkins
Park Square
Henry Haney
Dartmouth Street
Maurice Scott
Bowdoin Square
Youngest Couple in Somerville Wed at St Josephs Parish
Alfred E Robatelle aged 17 and Susan Kenny 16 became Somerville's youngest married couple. They wed at St Josephs Parish residence in Somerville with Rev John Kelly officiating. groom works as a pattern maker for J P Squire Co and bride was housekeeper for her father Michael Kenny.
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Alfred E. Robatelle
Somerville
St. Joseph's Church
John Kelly
Louise Smith
Linden Street
J. P. Squire Company
Middlesex County
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Offer Free Treatment for Incurable Maladies
A historical medical notice lists eye, heart, kidney, liver, nerve, skin, piles, rupture, rheumatism, tumors and other ailments. It invites sufferers of incurable conditions to consult Osmo-Chemi¢ physicians for possible cure and promises a month of treatment and medicine free if applied by July List.
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Boylston St
Osmo-Chemic Physicians Claim Cure for Asthma
A promotional clipping asserts the Osmo-Chemic method cures asthma and related respiratory ailments. It lists wheezing coughing choking and suffocating feelings as conditions purportedly treated along with other unspecified diseases.
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Teddy
Elements Nature de
Gray
Wellville
Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich., U. S. A
Philadelphia
C. F. Jenney
Bolt
Hibernians
Eloper
New England
STE
United States
Shawmut
Boylston Street
Pakino
Miet” Consulting Phy
Eee
Alfred Robatelle
Vennie
Wilson Bros
Big Kettle
Court
Matthews
Lowell
Thomas Leon
Thomas A. Matthews
Mary
Hugh McMullen
Lexington Street
Church of Sacred Heart
Brooks Street
Calais
O'Keefe
Matthew O'Keefe
Matthew
Mary O'Keefe
Hayes
Topliff Street
Bowdoin Street
Thursby
Ulem
St. Peter's Church
Eeting House
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