Three Conductors Charged in Chelsea Fare Theft Case
William Mullane James Harrington and Joseph Pfeffer conductors for the Boston and Northern Street Railway were arrested for allegedly stealing fifty dollars by not turning in all fares. They face arraignment in Chelsea Police Court and are summer employees the first conductors charged here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston & Northern Street Railway Company
William J. Mullane
Chestnut Street
Chelsea
James B. Harrington
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
Joseph
Pfeffer
Cabot Street
Mullane, Harrington
Judge Twiggs to remarry former wife in Savannah
Judge H. T. Twiggs, once married 30 years to Mrs. Lucy Twiggs, will remarry her in Savannah tomorrow. The pair previously lived in Augusta, divorced after long marriage, with Twiggs later divorcing his second wife. The first Mrs. Twiggs has resided in Savannah. the couple will live there where Twiggs practices law. Both divorces attracted sensational attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavannah
H. T. Twiggs
Lucy Twiggs
Twiggs
Augusta
Judge Twiggs
Trolley Party for South Boston Catholic Club Tonight
The South Boston Catholic Club plans a trolley party with ten special cars carrying about 500 participants. The ride starts at Broad Way and C Street at 8 o clock, followed by a reception at the club hall 158 West Broad Way. James F. Powers chairs the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Catholic Club
South Boston
West Broadway
Cary
Broadway
C Street
James F. Powers
Ward 13
Democratic Committee
Libel Allegations Fly as Health Board Probe Continues
Dr. F. B. Stratton files bill of particulars alleging libel by Curtis Stubbs and Bates, accusing the health board inquiry committee of improper contracts, inflated bills, and excess pay. Allen H. Cole, selectmen chair, disclosed the document, signaling a protracted court battle ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Health Board
Graduation Exercises of the Class of 1906 at American Institute
The American Institute of Normal Methods held its class of 1906 graduation yesterday with a musical program. Seventeen graduates participated, many young women from across the United States, including Miss Ross from the Philippines, marking a notable success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Normal Methods
United States
Ross
Philippines
Detained American Stowaway On Caledonian Incident
Captain Tranter of the Leyland Manchester liner Caledonian detained Stephen Gray a 40 year old African American stowaway after he was discharged by U S immigration officers. Gray was held briefly before the ship released him upon realizing possible international trouble. He had boarded in the United States aboard the Leyland liner Iberian and claimed he lost his return certificate in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Johnny Bull
Tranter
Caledonian
Stephen Gray
United States
The
Robert Stewart
Gray
Nero
International Mercantile Marine
England
Graduation reception and dancing at the Bartol
At exercises end the graduates with friends and relatives adjourned to the Bartol for a sumptuous collation. Later in the evening dancing was enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartol
Steamer Sinks in Fog Near Cleveland
In heavy fog the steamer C W Elphice of the Gilchrist fleet struck a new section of the last breakwater and sank off Kirtland street Cleveland Ohio seventeen aboard including the captain s wife and another woman were rescued by lifesavers and tug Grover all crew and passengers crowded on the forward deck as boilers submerged and the bow remained above water about twelve feet deep near the foot of the breakwater
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
C. W. Elphice
Gilchrist
Grover
Kirtland Street
Ashtabula Harbor
Two Men Hurt in Coupe Collisions
Edward Walsh of 47 McLean Street was struck by a coupe driven by Frank H. Henderson while crossing Haymarket square and suffered a fractured rib and leg contusions. Michael Bailes, 22, of 48 North Bennett Street, riding a bicycle near 174 Tremont Street, collided with a coupe driven by John T. Tetley and sustained a brain concussion. Both victims were taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Walsh
McLean Street
Haymarket Square
Frank H. Henderson
Michael Bailes
North Bennett Street
Tremont Street
John T. Tetley
Chestnut Street
Jamaica Plain
Foresters Select New Board of Deputies
The Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters meets at Knights of St. Rose Hall Worcester street to choose a new board of deputies for 1906 and 1907. With 700 new members this year, deputy duties expand and appointments will honor active workers. the list will be lengthy and include past high chief rangers as deputies at large.
Wild man mystery in Alstead and Walpole woods
In Colebrook New Hampshire on July 26 the wild man roaming Alstead and Walpole woods remains unidentified. Locals report a barking snapping figure like a fox causing fear among women and children. Two Colebrook men doubt the figure is Carl Waldron the itinerant photographer once driven from business by a trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colebrook
N. H
Alstead
Walpole Woods
Carl Waldron
Waldron
Bellows Falls
Tests On Amsden Building Collapse In Framingham
In Framingham on July 26 tests at Watertown US arsenal showed required concrete block pressure of 1 to 65 tons before crumble. Antonio Guida, missing since the collapse, was found alive in Worcester. Inquest into the fatalities is planned for tomorrow in District Court.
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South Framingham
Amsden
United States Arsenal
Watertown
Antonio Guida
Worcester
Palmer
Guida
Coburn Street
Jensen
Framingham
Kingsley
Joseph W. Moore
Kendall Street
Funeral of Henry L. Sawyer Held at Clinton Street Home
Henry L. Sawyer was buried this afternoon at his Clinton Street residence with Masonic rites. The narrative honors Dr. Mary Sweeney, 22, who rushed from the Sherborn Reformatory to aid the injured, remaining on duty until help was exhausted, earning townwide thanks and esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Sawyer
Clinton Street
Mary Sweeney
Sherborn Reformatory
Sweeney
Dr. Sweeney
Funeral for Charles J. Blythe in Malden
The remains of Charles J. Blythe of Framingham and former Malden resident, killed in the Amsden building collapse at South Framingham, were buried at Forestdale Cemetery. Rev. A H Barrington of Grace Episcopal Church Everett officiated the grave service. Floral tributes came from Mr Amsden and his fellow workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Charles J. Blythe
Framingham
Amsden
South Framingham
Forestdale Cemetery
A. H. Barrington
Grace Episcopal Church
Everett
Woburn Mayor Defends High School Building Quality
Arthur T. Linscott, mayor, writes to the Post disputing a critical article about the new Woburn High School. He says the construction by the George W. Harvey Company is first class and a credit to the city and the state, asking the paper to correct the error.
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the Post
Woburn High School
Woburn
George W. Harvey Company
Boston
Arthur T. Linscott
Homeless Cats and Dogs Befriended by City Hotel Aid
One hundred stray New York dogs arrived at the Leahy farm in Greenwich to start a summer, with 200 Manhattan cats to follow. Rescued by Bide a Wee Society, the gaunt animals are fed from the Waldorf Astoria and the Clover Peldit family, who support the care at the Oile a wee Home.
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Greenwich
Conn
New York
Leahy Farm
Manhattan
Waldorf- Astori
Mise
Clover Peldit
E Swell Hostelry
Hartford man surrenders after police siege
John W. Dwyer, who fled from a deputy sheriff carrying a Probate Court commitment, surrendered to Hartford police after midnight siege with riot guns. He had shot Officer Beecher at Park Street and was taken to the station this morning. Dwyer reportedly became unbalanced two years ago due to heavy drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
John W. Dwyer
Beecher
Park Street
Dwyer
Find Goodell Girl's Body In The Pond
The body of Winnie Goodell, 22, is recovered from a pond after being missing while gathering pond lilies. Her father Wesley M. Goodell, Dwight Station postmaster, suspects accidental drowning. autopsy pending over medical examiner's caution.
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Goodell
Amherst
Mr. Goodell
Winnie
Miss Goodell
Wesley M. Goodell
Dwight Station
Vermont
Body of Missing Belfast Girl Found at Northport
The body of 17 year old Clara Braley, missing from East Belfast since Sunday night, was found floating near Northport. The coroner will open an investigation and an inquest is expected to be held tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Clara Braley
Northport
Red tags signal Wolf's huge My Clothier clearance
Thousands of red tags mark merchandise in a sweeping clearance sale at Wolf's My Clothier. Shoppers rush for substantial price concessions as crowds throng the store in Boston seeking the best bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf's
Boston
Boston Statisticians Tour Wonderland During Convention
Thirty members of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and their families toured Wonderland in Boston as guests of Floyd Thompson. They attended a luncheon at a restaurant, returned to Boston in the afternoon, and a Parker House banquet followed. Plans were made for a harbor excursion to Deer Island forts and Nantasket. The sessions discussed Southern and Western state reports, and Jamestown exposition in Norfolk was invited as the next meeting site. President Charles P. Neill was called to Washington by telegram. the convention closes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Boston
Wonderland
Floyd Thompson
Parker House
Deer Island
Forts
Nantasket
Norfolk
Charles P. Neill
Washington
Bullet in Head of Sickly Boy in Hardwick
The body of 21 year old James Blackhall was found with a forehead wound near his home in Hardwick Vermont. Police say he likely killed himself yesterday after a prolonged illness. A letter to the editor about an arrest at 30 Cambridge Street Boston is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Billard
East 14Th St
Cincinnati
Ohio
Zalia
F. Lakin
Robertson St
Quincy
Mass
X-Zalia Corp'n
Batterymarch St
Boston
Hardwich
James Blackhall
Post
Henry Chapney
Cambridge Street
Margaret T. Ryan
Way to Restore Liver Health with Golden Medical Discovery
The article argues a torpid liver signals general undernourishment and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy. It touts improved digestion, liver function, and blood formation, citing Golden Seal root and other ingredients with endorsements from multiple physicians and medical authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. Pierce
Roberts Barthslow
Jefferson Medical College
Grover Coe
New York
Coe
Cincinna
John M. Scudder
Cincinnati
Scudder
Agen Johning
Finley Ellingwood
M. D
Bennett Medical College
Chicago
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All America Shoe Shop
Tremont St
Tremont Bldg
Pines
Miss Belle Ross
Manila
U. S
Edgar O. Silver
Leon Ryder Maxwell
Annie Louise Goodrich
Gertrude Helene Aldrich
Edwin N. C. Barnes
Harriet Filmer
Elinor Gertrude Johnson
Amy Bradley Kneeland
Walter Grant Mears
Harriet Marion Perkins
Mary Ames Wallace
Mirabelle Ross
Minnie M. Reger
Caroline Metcalf Smith
James Edwards Specht
Eva Jane Thom
Bertha Frances Turner
Ethyl Gertrude Taylor
Foresters
Board OF Deputies
Carters
Astoria
Oxford
Washington and
Essex Streets
Best
Eton
Uderstand
Pongee
Silk
Peter Pan
Henry Siegel Co
Hussex Street
Wolf
OLD South Store
Washington Street
Parker's
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