Feared truancy case as boy vanishes from Woburn home
Fred Flaherty an 8 year old adopted son of Thomas Flaherty disappeared from Mann's court in Woburn. He has light hair blue eyes and was last seen in a light sailor suit with tan shoes and a red cap. Neighbors told him a truant officer had him removed until age 21 prompting his escape toward East Woburn.
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Woburn
Fred Flaherty
Thomas Flaherty
Mann’s Court
Rene
Fred
East Woburn
Miss Barrymore to Wed Captain Graham Likely June Bride
Reports say Miss Ethel Barrymore and Captain Harry Graham may marry soon possibly in Boston rather than New York. Graham’s Boston visit follows Barrymore’s appendicitis operation and plans for her trousseau as inquiries about a broken engagement are deflected by associates.
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Ethel Barrymore
Captain Harry Graham
Boston
New York
Captain Graham
Touraine
Miss Barrymore
J. C.fairchilds
Hyde Park
Post
Graham
America
Wealthy Woman Repels Burglars With Pistol in Germantown
Mrs Abercrombie Fell a wealthy divorcee and wife of Robert Gratz Fell fired five shots at burglars in her Germantown mansion near Philadelphia. The attackers fled after the volley marking the second attempted break in a week.
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Philadelphia
Abercrombie Fell
Germantown
Three Trainmen Escape Death at Pawtucket
Providence R I June 1 A switch derailment incident at Pawtucket damaged an engine. Contractor Samuel Bernieu engineer McComb and brakeman Church were struck by a New Bedford train and all suffered injuries described as dangerous but recoverable. The accident was called almost miraculous.
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Providence
R. IL
Pawtucket
Samuel Bérnieu
McComb
Church
New Bedford
Priest Lieutenant Libby Charges Dismissed by Police Board
The Board of Police Commissioners dismissed charges against Lieutenant William Libby without hearing complainants the Rev Maurice O Connor curate of St James Church and Joseph Logan of the Leo Club who accused him after the Leatherbeé Lumber Company fire alleging improper language and badge refusal incident.
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Board of Police Commissioners
William OO
Libby
Maurice O’connor
St. James Church
Joseph Logan
Leo. Clib
Leatherbeé Lumber Company
Not Guilty for Aunt Murder in Slave Case
A New York girl known as the slave is acquitted on the murder charge of her aunt Concetta Terranova. She faces a pending charge for her uncle’s death with potential that it may not be pursued. Crowds cheered as she was returned to the Tombs after the verdict.
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New York
Josephine Terranova
Scott
Concetta
Standard Oil Donates to Boston Firemen Fund
A $100 check to the Boston Fire Department relief fund was received by District Chief Keyes from Standard Oil Company. The letter thanks the chief and firemen for saving a company charge from destruction two weeks ago. Commissioner Wells approved James J. Callahan for Engine 10. Cornelius J. Ring, who resigned, is reinstated to Engine 28.
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Boston Fire Department
Keyes
Dr Landau Resigns From Boston YMHA Post At Farewell Concert
Dr J H Landau resigns as superintendent of the Young Men's Hebrew Association and will take leave tomorrow night with a farewell concert at 39 East Concord street. Officers and members including Miss Jessie Morse Mrs J H Landau Miss Fiedler Professor Bickford and Mrs R and J Miller will participate. Addresses will be given by Dr Fleischer Dr Landau and others before he leaves Boston for platform work in other cities.
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J. H. Landau
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Boston
East Concord Street
Jessie Morse
Fiedler
Bickford
R. and
J. Miller
Fleischer
Fleischer, Dr. Landau
Dr. Landau
Captain Henry S. Lawrence Dies After Notable Career
Collector Lyman received a letter from Thomas Sammons consul-general at Niuchwang China with clippings from the Manchurian Daily Report reporting the death of Captain Henry Stevens Lawrence a Dresden Me native and long time trader on the Chinese coast He was recently a Niuchwang pilot and had two shipwrecks in his career and many adventures.
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Lyman
Thomas Sammons
Niuchwang
China
Lady Victoria Murray Arrives for New Christian Scientist Temple
Lady Victoria Murray daughter of Lord Dunmore of Manchester England arrives in the Baltic in New York to attend the temple dedication in Boston on June 10. She is the first reader of the church at Manchester.
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New York
Victoria Murray
Lord, Dunmore
Manchester
Eng
New Christian Scientist Temple
Boston
Murray
Miraculous Cure by Cuticura Remedies
A parent recounts a six month old with widespread eczema unresponsive to three doctors. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, the child improves within ten days and is fully cured in about ten weeks. The letter promotes Cuticura products from the O. L. Hohreth Company and Cuticura Soap Ointment Pills.
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Weikts
Spike O. L. Hohreth Company
Salley
Bethlehem
Palree Agreem
Compa Ol sEroRs Bose
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