Police Insist Ada Taylor Murder Case In Death Probe
Police press the Ada Taylor murder inquiry at Winthrop and Revere Beach where a black leather suitcase found near the Ocean Spray station is examined. Medical examiner and relatives provide multiple positive identifications, while friends recall Miss Taylor’s work history and last contact.
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Metropolitan Park
Winthrop Police
Ocean Spray
Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Winthrop
Hawkins
Albert
Metropolitan Station
Revere Beach
Fashion Notes on Dresses and Textiles in Stripes and Voile
Describes dresses and fabrics including Novelty Crepes Voiles French Linen and Crepe Dresses with tailored styles flare collars and belts. Lists White and colored options in misses and women sizes with values noted between 5.95 and 12.50 and mentions fabrics like linen crepe voile ratine and cotton foulards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler & Co
O ‘ Picies
Priestley Gabardine
C.resvise Veces
Jack Voile
Batiste
Brother Has No Clue In Winthrop Mystery Death
Leonard Taylor brother of the Winthrop mystery victim says he has no clue or suspicions about the cause of Ada Taylor's death. Mrs. Sybil Divol confirms Ada is the deceased and says she has had no contact with her for six years. The family plans to ship the body to Nova Scotia as investigators pursue leads.
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Leary
Ada Taylor
Leonard
Ceder
Mr. Ceder
Leonard Taylor
Winthrop
The
Post
Sybil Divol
Leominster
Confidant Testimony Implicates Mrs Chandler in Marriage Promise
Mrs Sadie Chandler testifies that Ada Taylor told a Concord man she would not marry him unless he drank. The remark, relayed by Mrs Chandler, forms part of the ongoing social controversy reported in the Concord era.
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Sadie Chandler
Miss Taylor Seen Alone Weeks Before Bowdoin Square Theatre
Ada Taylor described by Mrs. Adelaide Lord’s lodging house as seen alone at Bowdoin Square Theatre three weeks prior. Mrs. Chandler notes few callers and few outside friends connected to the case. A Concord acquaintance who drank occasionally was mentioned as someone she liked but would not marry while he drank.
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Ada Taylor
Adelaide Lord
Pinckney Street
Post
Miss Taylor
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Concord
Quiet Winthrop woman Ada Taylor found dead mystery
Mrs. Mary J. Garvey, landlady at 87 Myrtle Street, describes Miss Ada Taylor of Winthrop as a simple quiet woman. Taylor worked daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Adelaide E. F. Lord's lodging house, kept to herself, spoke little, paid weekly, and led a frugal routine as police investigate her puzzling death.
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Taylor
Ada
Mary J. Garvey
Myrtle Street
Boston
Sadie F. Chandler
Garvey
Ada Taylor
Winthrop
Pinckney Street
King George to Convene Talks on Home Rule Crisis
The king calls a conference of British and Irish leaders to discuss the Ulster home rule dispute. Premier Asquith leads the meeting with Bonar Law Carson Redmond and Dillon among attendees, while Labor objects to the crown's interference.
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Ulster
House of Commons
Lawrence Ginnell
Labor Party
Bonar Law
Sir Edward Carson
John E. Redmond
John Dillon
Asquith
Lloyd George
Liberal Party
Lowthern
Kink
Andrew Honor Law
John Redmond
House of Lords
King George
Tyrone
Ulster Volunteer Corps
United Ireland
Nationalist
John Devlin
Parliamentary
Laborites
George
Edward Carson
James Craig
Nationalists Conclude Stormy Debate on Ulster Ballot
Nationalist members of the House of Commons held a stormy session in London. The meeting ended with a surrender on the time limit for Ulster exclusion and on consent of Antrim London Derry Down and Armagh to ballot on the issue.
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London
House of Commons
Ulster
Antrim
Londonderry
Down
Armagh
Nationalist Stand On Tyrone and Fermanagh Exclusion
A report notes that the Nationalist party will not concede on excluding Tyrone or Fermanagh from the bill provisions, stating no further concessions are possible and the bloc remains opposed to county-based exclusion.
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Tyrone
Fermanagh
Plays Movies Boy Is Burned In Fatal Fire Scene
Jabez Moore seven suffers serious burns while playing movies with companions Eric Shaw eight and Gilbert Flight seven all of Maverick street Chel sea. He lit paper with matches and an apron soaked in kerosene caught fire igniting his clothes. Firefighter neighbor extinguished flames. he was taken to Frost Hospital and listed on the dangerous list with poor prognosis.
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Jabez Moore
Paul Moore
Maverick Street
Chelsea
Frost Hospital
Moore
Eric Shaw
Gilbert Flight
Mimic War On Boston Common Prepares For New England Cavalry Camp
Troop A Cavalry MWM pitched tents on Boston Common for mimic skirmishes as part of preparations for the New England cavalry maneuvers near Yromfret Connecticut August 8 to 17. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut units will join in the summer camp with outdoor skirmish and scout training.
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Boston Common
Troop A
Cavalry
New England
Yromfret
Conn
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Peter Stevens wins $3000 pacing purse at Grand Circuit opener
Cleveland July 20 Peter Stevens captured the $3000 pacing purse at the Edwards opening Grand Circuit races in North Randall. He won in straight heats with Little Bernice leading briefly in heat one. Other events included Omar winning the 2:07 trot first heat and Belwin taking the 2:24 class trot.
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Cleveland
Peter Stevens
Edwards
North Randall
Little Bernice
Omar
Grand Marshal
Newzel
Belwin
Farmer Spears
Great
Garrison
Rees
Hope
Walnut Grove
Bik
Constantine Cretavorye
Miss Nowsure
B. m
Nuckols
the Assessor
B. G
Geers
Don Patch
Br. G
Jamison
Repose
Ree Frand
Cleo B
Slate
Reas Ee
Milbert
Winslow
Camelia
COX
BO GM
Ruby K
McDevitt
A. H
Par. Mar
Robert Milrol
Owen
Tomm de Forrest
Br. H
Osborke
Peter Billiken
Peter the Great
Han c
Derby Bar F
McCarthy
Cere
Ner
BNOW
Barbara Overton
Br. m
Salto
Lou Ewer
Br. mi
Dickerson
Silk Weaver Time
Sion
Noblesse
Ci. G
Murphy
Br. G. Ecoarthy
Farmer
Nine Year Old Boy Killed In Street Collision
Nine year old Antonio Finocchio of West End was run over while playing in front of 88 Merrimac Street. He died en route to hospital after a team driven by Patrick Shannon of Charlestown struck him. Shannon, 28, was jailed at Joy Street station on manslaughter charges.
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Tne
Antonio Finocchio
Billerica Street
West End
Merrimac Street
Patrick Shannon
Chapman Street
Charlestown
Haymarket Square
Shannon
Joy Street
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City Hospital
Lee Ant
Tremont St
Chandler & Gn
Andrew Bonar Law
Edward
Eoward de Mere
Boy IS
Lad
P. Stevens
G. O. Taylor
Adut
Co. O. D
Gilchrist
Roman
Dresden
Gilchrist Co
Washington and Winter Sts
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