New York Police Seek Indictments in Barrow Kidnapping Case
Police plan to urge grand jury in Clark abduction case to indict Bella Anderson and seize Mr and Mrs George Barrow held in Rockland and New Jersey. Hearings in Garnerville and requests for extradition loom as officials weigh the nurse girl and motive behind the crime while Marion Clark remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clark
Bella Anderson
Carrie Jones
New Jersey
George Barrow
Rockland County
Roosevelt
Wyre
Rockland
Blauvelt
McClusky
Garnerville
Barrow
Brown
Clark House
Marion
O'Neil
Miss Anderson
Elizabeth
N. J
New City
Assemblyman Brown
Guard for the Barrows to be Transferred for Examination
Arrangements have been made at the New City jail to move Barrow and his wife to Garnerville for an examination tomorrow. A strong guard will accompany them amid feared trouble. Mrs Barrow, recovering from a nervous attack, refuses interviews. Authorities anticipate holding the prisoners in Rockland County and mounting taxpayer opposition could influence action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrow
D Barrows
Reidy
Armstrong
Captain McClusky
New City
Freddie Lang
New York
Central Office
Brooklyn
Manhattan Savings Bank
Varick Place
Nyack
N. Y
Garnesville
Garnerville
Rockland
Pitts-Kimball Company Opens Free War Entertainment Hall
The Pitts-Kimball Company converts much of its third floor into a free entertainment hall. Four daily Edison kinetoscope shows retell land and naval war scenes, narrated by F. P. Dean a former Second Massachusetts Regiment member who fought at El Caney San Juan Hill and Santiago. The hall offers Cuba and Porto Rico scenes from Dean's photos with great ventilation and cool comfort for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitts-Kimball Company
Edison
Spain
F. P. Dean
Massachusetts
el Caney
San Juan Hill
Santiago
Cuba
Porto Rico
Pitts-Kimball Company Exhibition Hall
Pitts Imball Company
Boston hotel屏幕 controversy over removing bars’ street views
Boston hotel proprietors debate a city order to remove screens between barrooms and public streets. Managers argue screens curb morality by exposing drinkers, while some say the issue is inconsistent and costly. Uptown hotels face less impact as their bars are secluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Parker
Young’s
Tilly Haynes
United States Hotel
Post
Clark's Hotel
Grant
Savoy
Parker House
Roxbury AOH Division 16 Elects New Officers
AOH Division 16 Roxbury held its regular meeting in Friendship Hall to elect officers for the new term. W S Hennigan was chosen president. J J O Connor vice president. Patrick F Rowan recording secretary. James Gallagher financial secretary. J J Kelly treasurer. Retiring officers offered congratulations, with visiting members from Divisions 40 64 and 49 in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxbury
Friendship Hall
W. ©.S. Hennigan
J. J. O’connor
Patrick F. Rowan
James Gallagher
J. J. Kelly
Mrs. Potter Palmer Discusses Miss Grant Engagement
New York June 4 Mrs Potter Palmer of Chicago notes her amiable nature and chaperone role during Julia Grant's courtship by Prince Cantacuzene. The piece highlights the engagement news and details of Miss Grant's Parisian trousseau and wedding finery, including gowns, jewelry, and accessories planed for a royal style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Palmer
Miss Grant
Mrs. Potter Palmer
New York
Chicago
Julia Grant
Prince Cantacuzene
East Sixty-second Street
Julia Dent Grant
Paris
Jack Frost
General Grant
Sunshine
Cantacuzene
MISS GRANT'S TROUSSEAU FIT FOR A PRINCESS
A Paris direct collection described as a princess’s trousseau arrives, with items showcased in New York on June 4. The feature highlights include glamorous pieces and innovative designs from Paris, presented for discerning tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Philip H Savage Dead Former BPL secretary dies at hospital
Philip Henry Savage longtime Boston Public Library clerk and secretary to the librarian died at Massachusetts General Hospital from appendicitis. Born February 13, 188?, he was raised by his parents in New York after schoolwork and Harvard years including editing roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Henry Savage
Putnam
Boston Public Library
Massachusetts General Hospital
Mr. Savage
New York
Minot J. Savage
Church of the Unity
Harvard College
Signet
Harvard Monthly
Harvard Divinity School
Institute of Technology
Hovey Receives Semi-Centennial Testimonial at Newton
June 4 Newton Theological Institution marks its seventy fourth anniversary and Dr Hoveys fiftieth year of service with opening commencement exercises at First Baptist Church Newton Centre. A testimonial tribute will be held Wednesday evening with addresses by J M English F RR Harper W A Munroe J P Bordman F H Kerfoot B I Clark Brown University and KE Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Newton Theological Institution
First Baptist Church
Newton Centre
Alvah Hovey
Hovey
J. M. English
IF. Rr, Harper
University of Chicago
W. A. Munroe
J. PD. Bordman
F. H. Kerfoot
B. I. Clark
Brown University
KE. Wood
Wonderful Mrs Janes Celebrates 122nd Birthday
The family of Mrs Jane Janes of Orford Terrace gathers at her home to honor the "youngest member" of the clan who yesterday completed her first year past 121. Ailing recently from a grip but heartily respected, she enjoys reading, sewing, and daily news read to her. Her long life includes five sons and three daughters with twenty nine grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. She moved to Boston after 1869 and today receives about thirty visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Janes
Orford Terrace
Jones
Post
Daily Papers
Mrs. Jones
South
Amos Burch
Cambridge
Boston
Heatwave Grips Chicago With Record Prostrations
In Chicago on June 4, official thermometers showed a high of unspecified degrees while street readings reached 97. The city reported two serious heat-related collapses as a hot spell persists for a fifth consecutive day of June, causing concern for residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bold Hold Up Near Mt Vernon and Louisberg Square
Newell W. Mansfield of 851 Pinckney street was robbed at 12 25 this morning at the Mt Vernon street and Louisberg square corner. Three assailants held him, bound his mouth with a handkerchief, and took $9 in cash before fleeing. Mansfield gave no description to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell W. Mansfield
Pinckney Street
Mt. Vernon Street
Louisberg Square
Mansfield
Yachting Commodoре Ned Dixon Leads Bay Cruise and Harbor Trades
Alderman Ned Dixon commodore of the Atlantic Yacht Club sails the sloop Actaceon from Rowe’s Wharf with five associates. The Boston waterfront bustle includes schooner activity, shipyard work, and cargoes of haddock, cod, mackerel, and live clams from Nova Scotia aboard the Yarmouth.
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Ned Dixon
North End
Atlantic Yacht Club
Actaceon
Rowe’s Wharf
Manning
Commodore Dixon
Julia
Mastern Packet Pier
Provincetown
Davis
Grand Panks
Lisbon
Azore Islands
Boston
Nellie Dixon
Simpson
Boston Towboat Company
Charles Pearson
Mayflower
Bath
Constitution Wharf
Rose Cabral
Eddie A Minott
FE. A. Rich & Co
Noah Newcomb
Swampscott
Egg Rock
Nahant
A. B. Nickerson
Nickerson
Roger Sears
Dewey
Diamond Head
Harbor View
Davy Crockett
Hunter
Cape Henry
Savannah
Lewis Wharf
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
United States
Radcliffe H. Ford
Shelburne
Gloucester harbor freight and arrivals noted in Massachusetts
The schooner Commonwealth owned by Charles Johnore sails from New Staples Coal Company with 110 tons, to load at Amboy led by tug Concord. East Boston captain Hersey brings the yacht Oenone from New York to Marblehead. tug Matte Sargent captain De Courcey restricts back water usage. Steamers Cambrian King and Admiral Dewey arrive with passengers and bananas, while Markomannia deceives buyers with wrong destination. The Landsman column ends amid dockside movements at Constitution wharf.
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Charles Johnore
Commonwealth
New Staples Coal Company
Birge Pemberton
Bath
Concord
Amboy
Hersey
East Boston
Herald
Marblehead
New York
Oenone
Clara B. Thompson
de Courcey
Matte Sargent
Manning
Bancroft
Peoria
Navy Yard
Cambrian King
Gabraith
New England
Antwerp
Meyer
St. Croix
Lunenburg
N. S
F. RB. Wade
Trinidad
Cuba
Long Wharf
Admiral Dewey
Chatham
Constitution Wharf
Markomannia
Hamburg
New Orleans
Megeerfee
Prussia
Meggerses
Liverpool
St. Lawrence
Belfast
Landsman
Co operative Colonization Conference in Paine Hall
A conference on co operative colonization was held in Paine Hall Appleton Street from 10 a m to 10 p m. Speakers included Dr J J Codman survivor of Brook Farm on The Lesson of the Brook Farm Mrs Mary Gunning on Past and Future of Colonies in the United States and G W Putnam on Locations for Home Colonies Edwin White presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine Hall
Appleton Street
J. J. Codman
Brook Farm
Mary Gunning
United States
G. W. Putnam
Edwin White
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Grand Jury
ACI
Jennie Wilson
Baby Marion Clark
Mrs. Barrow
Baby
Howard, Crosby & Co
Nuteen Sam
Arizona Copper Syndicate
Joshua Brown & Co
Joshua Brown &Co
Wall St. N.Y
State St
Trousseau
Philip H. Savage
M. J. Savage
Mrs. Janes
Young In Heart
Liquid Air Refrigeration and Power CO
Henry B. Coodenough
Brighton
Mass
Quincy Market
Frank W. Homans
Alonzo Elliot
Thomas S. Hoyt
Manchester, N. H
Winchester
R. B. Crover
Brockton
Emerson
Andrew J. Chase
Chase “Cold Blast” Car Fame
W. A. Chase
A. J. Chase
Truste Sudbury Building
Co-Operative
U. S. Power Co
Treasury
J, A. Corbett & CO Bankers and Brokers
7 Exchange Place
Boston, Mass
Herbert
Kilby Street
Masa
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