Williams faces first degree murder charge in Lynnfield case
District Attorney White will seek a continuance after Alfred C. Williams is arraigned for murder in the death of John Gallo in Lynnfield last Wednesday. Police report a gold coin found under a carpet in Williams’s room and trace his movements while probing an assault and robbery claim tied to the incident.
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Gallo
Williams
Lynnfield Centre
Lynnfield
Wakefield
Walter Hickey
Lynn
Wakefield Farm
Hickey
John Gallo
Klondyke
Phillips
Vannah
Reed Heads to New York For Stay With Paine
Speaker of the House Thomas B. Reed visited New York as a guest of Colonel A. G. Paine. He will stay at Monmouth Beach until Sunday and meet Senator Platt at his Broadway office. On Sunday he sails for a week in Eastern waters with broker John G. Moore from the firm that included Chapman, jailed over a sugar deal.
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New York
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
A. G. Paine
Colonel Paine
Monmouth Beach
Senator Platt
Broadway
Reed
John G. Moore
Chapman
Andrews Accepts Presidency of Cosmopolitan University
Brown University President Andrews announced in Providence on July 30 that he has accepted the presidency of the Cosmopolitan University, a correspondence school under a New York magazine. The move is conditional on Brown’s corporation accepting his resignation and does not require his removal from the city.
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Providence
Andrews
Brown University
Cosmopolitan University
New York
New York Police Methods Under Fire as Grant Quits
Police Commissioner Grant denounces officers who entrap women to secure evidence against disorderly houses. Mayor Strong accepts Grant's resignation and plans a successor as the city debates policing tactics and ethics amid accusations of demoralizing methods.
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New York
Grant
Ana
New York City
Strong
Colonel Grant
Mayor Strong
Mountain of gold claimed at 65 25 north Alaska
A report from Santa Rosa California states Professor Otto Debendeleben and Professor George Davidson claim a mountain of gold exists in Alaska at 65 degrees 25 minutes north latitude and 172 west. The peak named Mt Debendeleben is said to be the source of gold carried south by ancient floods. The article notes supporting exploration and transport plans for Alaska and transcontinental mail and a Yukon trail hardship account.
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Santa Rosa
Cal
Otto Fried- Debendeleben
Alaska
Mt. Debenueleben
George Davidson
Western Union Telegraph
Debendeleben
Seward
Russia
United States
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Willimette
Oregon Improvement Company
Seattle
Beale Street
Broadway Wharf
Juneau
Dyga
Puget Sound
Holmes
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Ply mouth Steamer Offers Ideal Sunday Outing from Boston
The Ply mouth steamer sails from Winthrop wharf at 10 a m daily for a round trip to Plymouth with three hours each way and three hours ashore. The fast new steel liner seats 1000, offers full dinner or European plan, and Jordan's National Band enlivens the voyage. Fare is one dollar with a 6:30 pm Boston return.
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Plymouth
Boston
Massachusetts Bay
Jordan
J. R. Bacon
Winthrop Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Salem Willow Steamer Service Resumes After Storm
After four days of unseasonable weather the Morrison line steamers William Storie and John Endicott did not run to Salem's Willow Watering Place. Rough outer bay conditions forced a pause, but service restarted yesterday and families may resume the outing for 2½ cents.
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Willam Storie
John Endicott
Morrison Line
Annual Hedding Meetings At Camp Ground In Summer
The 7.8 Hedding Camp Ground hosts annual meetings from July 2% to Aug. 28 with a summer school institutes and holiness camp meeting. Grounds are pleasant and visitors are promised a good time with many pleasures nearby. Boston and Maine offers reduced rail rates to Hedding and Camp station for travel during the session and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedding
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hedding and
Camp Station
Cambridge man 24 held on larceny warrant
James W. Collett, 24, was arrested in Cambridge by Officer P. F. Murray on a warrant charging larceny of about $100 from his employer. Collett claimed the matter was a misunderstanding.
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James W. Collett
Cambridge
P. F. Murray
Collett
Klondike Rumors Reach Australia and Alaska
Passengers on the Alameda from Perth, Bentti Somenele and Raffaelo Barotte, head to the Klondyke after hearing Alaska tales. Captain W A Neville warns many will not survive the Arctic trek and wool outfits may fail, urging spring departure and proper prep. Albert D Gray arrives with 30000 in nuggets and notes Dawson via Stickeen route may become common. Canadian plans for a Telegraph Creek to Lake Teslin railroad improve navigation. U S mail routes between Juneau and Circle City now set for monthly departures.
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Alaska
Juneau
Circle City
Fort Cudahy
Dawson City
Klondyke Country
Dominion of Canada
Australia
Bentti Somenele
Raffaelo Barotte
Perth
Bomenele
Barette
W. A. Neville
Rawhide
Arctic
Klondyke
Albert D. Gray
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gray
Dawson
Stickeen
Northwest
Telegraph Creek
Lake Teslin
Yukon
United States Mail
P. C. Richardson
F. Www
Hoyt
J. N. Demars
G. P. Shoul
John Brauer
United States
White Pass Trail Opened for Travel and Yukon Steam Fleet Planned
Mr. C. H. Wilkinson, Canadian representative of the British Yukon Company, confirms White Pass pack trail opening July 16 near Chilcoot Pass. He notes air travel is usable and a fleet of ten to twenty steam boats is contracted for Yukon River service as soon as the river opens next spring.
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Yukon
White Pass
Miles Canon
Klondyke
Wilkinson
British Yukon Company
Dominion Government
Montreal
C. H. Wilkinson
Chilcoot Pass
Yukon River
Gold Fever in Haverhill
Elmer J Harris returned from attempting to reach Alaska and failed to complete agreements. A meeting to form a party for the Alaskan gold fields was held at the Hotel Thorndike. Seven are in the group with Seattle rates secured. eight to ten more may join. Members listed include Arthur F E Seymour Haverhill G T Williams Charlestown L B Hill Deerfield Leland Hobbs Springfield A D Rogers N M Brown Norwich Conn George E Allen Cliftondale.
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Haverhill
Elmer
Harris
Alaska
Thorndike
Seattle
Arthur FE
Seymour
G. T. Williams
Charlestown
L. B. Hill
Deerfield
Leland Hobbs
Springfield
A. D. Rogers
N. M. Brown
Norwich
Conn
George E. Allen
Cliftondale
Handshakes as a mirror of character in Gorbett's column
The writer notes observing various handshake styles revealing personality traits. He favors a firm, wholehearted grip that conveys deep emotion, honesty and cheerful good will with every shake.
Boston Baked Beans Firm Serves Fifty Years of Fame
In Boston N E a noted company I L Whipple & Co at 654 Shawmut avenue runs the Boston Baked Bean Company. They supply restaurants lunch rooms hotels steamboats with the standard Boston baked beans daily. Order from this established firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Boston
Boston Baked Beap Company
Shawmut Avenue
I. L. Whipple & Co
Bargain Clothing Hustle Draws Shoppers to Ss Vorenberg Co
Shoppers are urged to visit Ss Vorenberg and Co in Washington and Hanover streets for genuine bargains as the hustling clothing establishment courts interest with urging phrases and a brisk sales push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Johnson
Ss. Vorenberg & Co
Washington
Hanover
Chicago Lawyers Seek Heirs In Easton Estate Probe
Despatch from Easton Pennsylvania notes three Chicago lawyers there seeking heirs to a million dollar estate. The report casts doubt on their motives, suggesting they would pursue the cash alone if already familiar with Chicago.
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Easton
Penn
Chicago
Co operative Banks Offer Quick Service Through F E Burbank
The Co operative Banks at 987 Washington Street with secretary Mr. F E Burbank offer to individuals or firms desirous of funds every accommodation and quick service. Before you close negotiations for money see what Mr. Burbank can do for you.
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Washington Street
F. E. Burbank
Mr. Burbank
Report on giant dynamite trust fact or fiction
A New York paper claimed a huge dynamite trust is being organized, a report that was later debunked as false. The item notes the sensational warning circulated in the press and its subsequent refutation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Advertising Propels Bicycle Popularity Through Widespread Ads
The passage credits individual makers and dealers for promoting bicycles, asserting that their advertising established the bicycle's commanding market position as a strong argument for the value of advertising.
New Lunch Parlor Opens at No 22 Temple Place
Messrs Ferguson and Blakely announce the opening of their lunch parlor at 22 Temple Place next Monday. The cafe is neatly fitted and will be run in a first class manner.
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Messrs. Ferguson & Blakely
Temple Place
Mons
Rising female presence in college graduations noted
The text notes that this year roughly half of all college and university graduates are women, a dramatic rise from about one half of one percent fifty years ago. It contrasts current women’s output with past low figures.
West Visitors Fuss Over Foot Discomfort in City Visit
Visitors from the West and other locals complain of foot trouble during city tours. Medical staff advise rest and proper footwear as organizers promise smoother walkways for upcoming events.
warn readers about Kiondyke mines Alaska cautionary note
A cryptic advisory warns fortune seekers to avoid the Kiondyke mines in Alaska. The message, prefaced with a casual greeting, cautions against pursuing the prospect despite hints of wealth.
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Kiondyke
Alaska
Floor sinks four inches at White House lobby
Washington July 30 reports describe the White House lobby floor sinking four inches under the weight of crowds seeking access to the President since March. Workmen lift and reinforce the floor while Colonel Bingham proposes suspending it from roof beams to avoid damaging the East Room.
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Washington, D. C
White House
Bingham
How They Applauded at Clothier's Band Concert
Crowds gathered at Hanover and Portland streets for Conductor John M. Frockton and the American Watch Company Band of Wal tham. The event, part of the My Clothier's series, drew steady applause for Venus and a xylophone solo by John M. Casey. The fifth concert, August 6, will feature the Lynn Brass Band conducted by R. L. Reinewald.
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Hanover
Portland
John M. Frockton
American Watch Company
Band of
Waltham
John M. Casey
Lynn Brass Band
R. L. Reinewald
Presentation of Glassware to Mr M Joseph Devine in Roxbury
A pleasant evening at Mr M Joseph Devine's Dearborne Street Roxbury was highlighted by a gift of costly glassware. Thomas J Hogan of Roxbury gave the presentation speech and was among several attendees including W J Killion Henry Devonshire D J Gillispie John Hickey Joe Good D J Sullivan Frank Cahill and Patrick Hooley of the West End railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Joseph Devine
Dearborne Street
Roxbury
Devine
Thomas J. Hogan
Mr. Devine
T. J. Hogan
W. J. Killion
Henry Devonshire
D. J. Gillispie
John Hickey
Joe Good
D. J. Sullivan
Frank Cahill
Patrick Hooley
The
West End Railroad
Professor falls 300-foot cliff on Mt Tacoma
Professor Edgar McClure of Oregon State University slipped over a 300 foot precipice while descending Mt Tacoma in darkness. His body was recovered on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Edgar McClure
Oregon State University
Mt. Tacoma
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