Belief Winnie Goodell Alive After Missing Case Twist
Belief grows that Miss Winzola M. Goodell is alive and honeymooning near Holyoke after a Holyoke woman’s letter describes her in detail and says she and a young man called on the Rev. G. W. Winch. Other letters arrive from Oakham Boston and Wheeling with varying claims.
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Belchertown
Winzola M. Goodell
Upper Pond
Holyoke
Wesley B. Goodell
Goodell
G. W. Winch
Pearl Street
Evening Mail
Oakham
Mass
Boston
Wheeling
W. Va
M. W. Prentiss
Winnie Goodell
Wild Man Roams New Hampshire Hills After Drowning Belief
Farmers and authorities search dense woods near Alstead for a naked, revolver wielding man believed to be the drowned Bellows Falls photographer. Children have fled pastures as the figure roams, with a farmer wounded dog and a warning of violence. A reward spurs continued patrols despite rain and darkness.
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Alstead
N. H
Bellows Falls
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Thomas Bushway
Langdon Hill
Bushway
Langdon
Sage Fortune Heirs Stir Probate Hush in New York
Gossip centers on Russell Sage will filed for probate in the surrogate court. The document reportedly leaves most wealth to his widow with discretionary charity gifts and a named trustee administration. Executors and Sage relatives are cited as holding key details as public interest grows.
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New York
Russell Sage
Russell
Sage
Wall Street
Delancey Nicoll
Charles W. Osborne
Charles A. Gardiner
Anecdotes of Russell Sage Highlight Page 5 Reference
A note directs readers to page 5 for anecdotes about Russell Sage. The reference suggests a feature or column tied to Sage, inviting exploration of his insights or anecdotes beyond the main page.
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Russell Sage
Boston Americans Beat Cleveland 3 1 in Baseball
Boston Americans won 3-1 over Cleveland while Washington edged St Louis 3-2 in 13 innings and Nationals defeated St Louis 5-3. Pittsburg beat Giants 5-3 and Brooklyn defeated Chicago Puoliam to block Sunday ball with independents.
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Boston Americans
Cleveland
Washington Downs
St. Louis
Nationals
Pittsburg
Giants
Brooklyn
Chicago Puoliam
Lynn
New England
Boston Y. C
N. E. Rifle Association
Wakefield
Bedell, Moran and Stinson
Revere
Longwood Courts
Boston Worcester Cars Pass Gated Framingham Muster Grounds
Public admitted without passes as Boston and Worcester cars move by the gate at Framingham muster grounds. Cars depart Park Square every 15 minutes while subway cars connect with extra cars at Chestnut Hill. Fare is 20 cents.
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Framingham Muster Grounds
Boston and Worcester
Park Square
Chestnut Hill
Russia's Parliament Adopts Provisional Pro-Revolution Address
In Inbourg Finland on July 23 the lower House of Russia’s first Parliament, facing Governor Rechanberg’s threat and approaching troops at Hotel Belvedere, hurriedly adopted and signed a revolutionary address to the people. It elected a perpetual executive committee led by Prince Paul Dolgoroukoff to continue the liberation work and adjourned amid Russian embraces.
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Inbourg
Finland
Russia
Rechanberg
Hotel Belvedere
Paul Dolgoroukoff
Russian Leaders Return as Radical Strategy Divides
President Moromtseff Ivan Petrunkevich and Count Heyden travel back to St Petersburg by evening train. The Constitutional Democratic bloc plans a mass march tomorrow while radicals stay in Finland to avoid potential arrest. The address accuses the government not Parliament of delaying agrarian reform, calls for tax and military service suspensions, and urges expropriation of church and crown lands for peasant allotments.
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Moromtseff
Ivan Petrunkevich
Count Heyden
St. Petersburg
Constitutional Democratic
Finland
Fair and Cooler Outlook for Boston and New England
Forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions in Boston and vicinity on Tuesday and Wednesday. Partly cloudy skies are expected across New England with slightly cooler temperatures and no significant precipitation indicated.
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Boston and Vicinity
New England
Unclear OCR Snippet Yields Obscure Schedule
Fragmentary text shows scattered times and names with no clear event or outcome. Readable elements include a sequence of 1:45 p m 2 p m 4 p m 6 p m and mentions of Mewes and WO Po Mew but no coherent facts or context to determine a full news item.
Beward of Humbug Gingers Substitute Sanfords
The fragment warns about a substituted product affecting the stomach, not the dealer, implying caution against misleading labels or substitutions in a marketplace context.
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Sanford
Nine Bodies Recovered in Framingham Missing 15 Sought
Authorities confirm nine bodies recovered with fifteen others still missing in a Framingham area case. Names include Charles Blythe of 186 Union Avenue and Neil O brien of South Framingham. several others listed with partial or unknown addresses.
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Charles Joseph Blythe
Union Avenue
South Framingham
Neil O’brien
Joseph Drought
Patrick Pendergast
Newton Lower Falls
James Walsh
C. E. Hardy
Natick
Frank Driscoll
Rabideau Francesca
Romeo Marchel
Missing and Believed Dead of Local Tradesmen Trio
A list cites H. L. Sawyer and several tradesmen including C. F. Harvey a plasterer F. Horn G. Hutchinson P. F. Hackett M. Machie F. G. Hackett and Fred Cunningham with names T. Say Lambergino Silva Peter Louis Peter Curti Romeo Vinceyo Ville Onest. Authorities report missing and believed dead status for these individuals.
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H. L. Sawyer
South Framingham
Injuries Report From Scaffold Collapse At East Holliston
A list of victims includes C. W. Hutchinson with severe bruises to arms and head, Chester Nicholson with a broken back who may die, and Fred Horne with head bruises. Others suffer broken limbs, severe bruises, or crushed heads as recovery prospects vary. Andrew Jensen and Louis Pelgrini report serious injuries from falling concrete and crushed chest.
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Chester Nicholson
Fred Horne
John Hackett
James Mulcahy
Louis Pelgrini
Edgar Bowers
Thomas Pendergast
George M. Amsden
Andrew Jensen
Fred Howe
Nine dead and many missing in Framingham building collapse
Nine men are confirmed dead with 15 more missing and believed dead after the partly finished Amsden building on Concord street collapsed at 3 40 pm. Ten were hospitalized or under care, some maimed. Militia and hospital crews aided rescue as officials opened an investigation. Superintendent Blythe died in the wreck and the block owner George D Amsden mourns the loss. Continued on Page 10.
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South Framingham
Amsden
Concord Street
Ninth Regiment
Whitney
Blythe
Splaine
State Police
Boston
George D. Amsden
Beach Street
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Ladee
Mr. Goodell
Cruise
Motor Pirate
Sunday’s Post
Realiniment
Czar
M. Mewes
Horsford
M. Machie
Mason
F. G. Hackett
Fred Cunningham
T. Say
Lambergino Silva Peter Louis
Peter Curti
Romeo Vinceyo
Ville Onest
C. W. Hutchinson
East Holliston
Firat
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