Burglar Taps Men's Pockets In Maiden Thefts
A string of recent burglaries in Maiden saw a single thief steal only money from trousers pockets. Three houses were entered through windows last night or early today, with totals of 2, 10, and 15 dollars taken from Julius Grant, Max Schioss, and Jacob Friedman respectively, leaving no other losses or clues. Police marked the pattern as likely by one suspect and continue vigil.
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Julius Grant
Lisbon Street
Max Schioss
Jacob Friedman
Cross Street
Obituary notices from Boston area churches July deaths
July notices list multiple funeral announcements across Chelsea Cambridge South Boston Charlestown Dorchester Roxbury and Brookline. Names include Margaret Barden John Barrett Charles Bauer Michael Brennan Lillian Donovan Patrick Good John Higgins William McKenna Louisa McMullin Harold Mitchell Mary Murray Elizabeth Noyes John OBrien Mary Prendergast and Mary E Cullen with funeral details and church services. Many entries specify residence addresses and mass times.
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Barden
Chelsea
Margaret
David Barden
Joseph A. Barden
S J. Patrick’s Church
Cambridge
Congress Avenue
St. Rose Church
Barrett
John J
Mary Barrett
Horrigan
Portland Street
St. Patrick's Church
Berkshire Street
Arlington
Bauer
South Boston
Charles H
Margaret C. Bauer
Covington Street
Holy Trinity Church
Shawmut Avenue
Brennan
Michael F
Sarah E Brennan
Fay
West Broadway
St. Vincent’s Church
Conway
Charlestown
Michael Conway
Medford Street
Donovan
Dorchester
Lillian
Patrick Good
Jane Good
North Warren Street
Higgins
Brookline
John
Mary Higcins
Villa Lane
St. Mary's Church of the Assumption
Boston College
Bunker Hill Council
K. of C
Knights of St. Brendan
Calvary Cemetery
Mecmullin
Louisa A
John J. McMallin
William and
Abbie Foye
Sherman Street
St. Peter’s
Mitchell
Roxbury
Harold P
James
Mary Mitchell
Brogan
Estes Street
Tuewsay
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Murray
Mary
Boerne Murray
So Margin Street
Hee
St. Mary's Church
Endicott Street
Noyes
Allston
Elizabeth M
William F. Noyes
Harvard Avenue
Berwick
O’brien
Annie J. O’brien
Wallace
Mary O’brien
Skahan Street
Somerville
St. Joseph's Church
Union Square
St.aul’s
Prendergast
Martin H
Catherine Prendergest
Kilduff
Boylston Street
Mary E
94 Degrees Breaks Year's Heat Record
The article notes an exceptionally hot day with ferries, bath houses, hotels, and private houses crowded as Nantasket boats struggled to cope with the heat. Beaches and pavilions overflowed while the Charlestown bridge offered a breeze vantage. A cooler breeze appeared around 6 PM but did not ease the memory of the hottest day of the year.
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Nantasket
Charlestown
Hot week ahead east of the Rockies say weather chief
Willis L. Moore, chief of the weather bureau, forecasts high temperatures across the region east of the Rockies this week. A Great Lakes disturbance will bring showers and thunderstorms to New York and northern New England. A second disturbance may reach the St. Lawrence Valley by week’s end, but no widespread rain is expected.
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Washington
Rock Mountains
Willis L. Moore
Weather Bureau
North American
Great Lakes
New York
New England
St. Lawrence Valley
Thunderstorm floods West Roxbury streets
A sudden storm drenched streetcars and canoeists in West Roxbury, flooding streets for ten minutes after 2 pm. A bolt struck 56 Bellevue Street, damaging the Farrington home but not causing a fire. Firemen reported broken bricks, shattered shingles, and unusual electrical travel through the house.
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West Roxbury
Bellevue Street
Conry
Farrington
McLaughlin
Eleven Drowned Is Sundays Water Toll
River situation near Weston bridge and Norumbega Park recalls a deadly Sunday on the Charles as canoeists battled low water and rip currents. Rescue efforts by patrolmen and a lifesaver saved a young woman, while several others reached shore after boats upset. City park services and YMCA religious services proceeded on Norumbega Park grounds.
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Norumbega
Weston Bridge
Fox Island
Norumbega Park
Boston Y. M. C. A
James J. Dunlop
Roxbury
Steps Into Hole In River Claims Young Brother
Leonard Smith aged 23 vanished while bathing with two brothers in the Connecticut river at Claremont New Hampshire. He stepped into a deep hole and drowned despite his brothers lack of swimming skill. The body was recovered and he leaves a wife.
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Claremont
N. H
Connecticut
Leonard Smith
Leonard
Smith
Sloop Capsizes Off Long Wharf. Men Rescued
T Peterson and J Peterson fell from a 30 foot sloop near Long Wharf as the boat capsized in harbor. The Gresham revenue cutter crew recovered both men, who were soaked but unharmed aside from a chill. The sloop was towed to Jeffries Point, allowed to dry, and will be floated today.
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T. Peterson
J. Peterson
Long Wharf
Gresham
Jeffries Point
Unknown man drowns in brook near cemeteries
The body of a man aged about 40 to 50 was found in a brook between Immaculate Conception and St. Marys cemeteries. He appears to have fallen asleep while resting on the hillside and rolled into the shallow water. A Boston newspaper want ad page and a small amount of money were found in his pocket.
Bather Drowns on Connecticut River at White River Junction
J LaRose aged 25 a fireman with Central Vermont railroad drowned while bathing in the Connecticut River at White River Junction Vermont. He could not swim and went beyond his depth. George Clark of White River nearly lost his life attempting to rescue him. LaRose had worked about four weeks for the railroad, coming from Troy New York.
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White River Junction
J. LaRose
St. Albans
Central Vermont
George Clark
White River
LaRose
Troy
N. Y
Two Lose Lives On Lake Auburn
Emile Martin and Amede Aurelle drowned when their 14 foot canoe capsized off shore on Lake Auburn Maine. Friends warned the craft was unseaworthy but they went out anyway. Bystanders saw them fall in. a diving rescuer recovered both bodies as locals reported Martin worked as a railway lineman and Aurelle as a mill operative.
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Auburn
Emile Martin
Amede Aurelle
Lake Auburn
George Hamilton
Martin
Aurelle
Drowning at Spy Pond In Arlington Claims 17-Year-Old
Edward Sullivan aged 17 from Roxbury drowned while swimming at Spy Pond Arlington on July 24. Spectators watched as Sullivan collapsed in the water, resisting rescue attempts by James Henderson and classmates in a nearby rowboat after losing an oar.
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Arlington
Edward Sullivan
Woodland Street
Roxbury
Spy Pond
Sullivan
James Henderson
Dennis Street
Henderson
William Noonan
Huckins Street
Walter Hynes
Fooling Costs Life In Boat Accident At Long Pond
Fooling in a boat led to the drowning of Mary Hennessey 21 of Chelsea while a group outing at Long Pond in Dracut. She tangled with Proctor Denno of Everett and fell overboard. William Crowley of Cambridge repeatedly tried to rescue her and brought her to the surface once but could not keep her afloat until aid arrived. The body was not recovered.
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Dracut
Mary Hennessey
Chelsea
Long Pond
Proctor Denno
Everett
William Crowley
Cambridge
American War Secretary Dickinson Reviews Manila Garrisons
Jacob M. Dickinson, the American Secretary of War, arrived from Kobe aboard the Siberia and received an official welcome in Manila. He reviewed local garrisons and heard a chorus of 6000 school children perform "a living flag."
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Manila
Jacob M. Dickinson
Kobe
Siberia
Bandit Felipe Salvador Captured in Manila
Felipe Salvador, a long-active bandit wanted for multiple crimes, has been captured in Manila on July 25. Authorities describe the operation as successful and say the fugitive is in custody for further questioning.
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Manila
Felipe Salvador
Brown student drowns in Randall's Pond Rhode Island
William Murphy a 21 year old Brown University student dove from a rowboat into 2 feet of water at Randall's Pond and died. He was a fair swimmer and cramps are suspected. The body was not recovered.
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Cranston
R. I
William Murphy
Brown University
Randall's Pond
Murphy
Baby Victim Wayne Me Drowning At Summer Home
Melvin Stuart an 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs W A Stuart of Livermore Falls drowned at Wayne Lake’s summer home. A loose gate board let him slip through to the wharf where he crawled to the water and tried to push a boat out. He fell face down and died within a minute after being recovered.
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Wayne
Wayne Lake
Melvin Stuart
W. A. Stuart
Livermore Falls
Drowned Polish mill hand in Merrimac River
Hippolyte Menowe ski a Polish mill hand drowned while bathing in the Merrimac River today. He was alone and seized with cramps. The body was later recovered.
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Lowell
Hippolyte Menoweski
Merrimac
Wife Not White, He Flees Her In Pittsburg
Mrs. Caroline Harkins learns of a distant Negro bloodline and is seized by distress as her husband vanishes after discovering the allegation. Police fear he may have harmed himself while she faces arraignment before Magistrate Louis Alpern.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Caroline Harkins
Harkins
Louis Alpern
Taft joins yacht voyage to Bar Harbor after Ellsworth visit
President Taft travels by special train from Ellsworth to Mount Desert ferry. The Mayflower barge awaits the party and the yacht heads toward Bar Harbor. The voyage continues southward with plans to land in Islesboro at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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Bar Harbor
Taft
Ellsworth
Senator Hale
Mount Desert Ferry
Islesboro
Daring Rescue Saves Swimmer From Drowning
James Donovan of 55 West Dedham Street was rescued from drowning yesterday afternoon near the West Roxbury boathouse by D W Harrington of Haynes Park Roxbury. Donovan cramps and sank twice before Harrington reached him and brought him to shore as a large crowd watched from the bridge.
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James Donovan
Dedham Street
D. W. Harrington
Haynes Park
Roxbury
West Roxbury
Harrington
Donovan
Yacht passenger drowns after falling from yacht hull
John J. McCarthy, 45, fell overboard while cruising a harbor yacht. His absence was not found until roll call at Fort Andrews and his body was recovered near a fort around 6 PM. McCarthy resided at 382 East Eighth Street, South Boston.
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Hull
John J. McCarthy
Roll
Fort Andrews
McCarthy
Eighth Street
South
Boston
New York Sees Record Heat With Few Mortalities
New York on July 24 recorded the hottest day of the year with a 94 degree high and 83 percent humidity. Despite the heat there were only two deaths and under a dozen prostrations, a contrast to a prior hot spell that caused many more fatalities on cooler days. Crowds flocked to beaches seeking relief from the humidity and heat.
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New York
President Tafts Maine Cruise Amid Pickpocket Spree
President Taft's strained ankle improves after a night in compresses as the cruise proceeds toward Beverly. In Ellsworth a pickpocket gang struck Hancock Hall, stealing several wallets and valuables totaling hundreds, though individual losses were under 15 dollars. Taft attends church, enjoys chowder at Branch Pond, then sails from Bar Harbor to Islesboro and Rockport with plans for luncheon with the Chatfields of Cincinnati.
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Yatt
Beverly
Ellsworth
Taft
Congregational Church
R. R. Matthews
Hancock Hall
Bar Harbor
Dark Harbor
Islesboro
Rockport
A. H. Chatfields
Cincinnati
Friend Gets His New Suit Fraud Case in Syracuse
Michael Dougherty of East Boston bought a suit yesterday from a local tailor. He met Daniel Kelley at a hotel and paid for the suit. Kelley wore the suit when Dougherty returned and was later arrested for the theft.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Michael Dougherty
Bennington Street
Boston
Dougherty
Jin
Daniel Kelley
Kelley
Road refuses arbitration in Grand Trunk strike
July 24 reports Mackenzie King failed to secure arbitration as Grand Trunk management insists on protection for workers before resuming full operation. Charles M. Hays signs that time for arbitration has passed, prompting plans to resume freight and passenger service. Vice-President Murdock expresses caution as engineers show 10 percent active runs and 90 percent idle. Leaders at a meeting consider firm action to keep strikers united.
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Charles M. Hays
Murdock
A. Kennedy
Engineers Brotherhood
Grand Trunk
Enginee Averts Wrect SOUTH BEN Ind
Strike sympathizers halted an inbound passenger train at Olivé causing a switch to derail attempt. Engineer spotted misaligned switch and halted the train to prevent injuries. Rioting in railroad cars injured J. Frel, with John Peck among detainees. Fires damaged property as police and fire crews dispersed crowds. a 50 car freight train entered the city late, blocked by strikers, tying up five passenger trains.
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South Ben Ind
Olivé
South Ben
A &P
J. Frel
John Peck
Battleek
Mich
Vate
Peck
Sveral
Fiveassenger
Traffic Reopened On West River Branch After Strike
Brattleboro Vermont July 24 passenger traffic on West River branch of the Central Vermont railroad, closed since the conductors and trainmen strike began Tuesday, resumes today. Freight backlog being moved daily to destinations as strikers who worked here have left Brattleboro and yards are quiet.
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Brattleboro Vt
West River Bench
Central Vaont
Brtleboro
Wireless Sis Fire Out on Board Moms Wireless Sis Fire Out on Board
Savannah reports a wireless telegraph merge from the star ship Momus reg. Fire extinguist at 12 15 o clock this afternoon. Full details for New Orleans.
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Savannah
Momus
Orlean
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