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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1904

Page

1

Donato Escape From Cambridge Jail Sparks Police Probe

Italian prisoner Joseph Donato allegedly swapped identities to free colleague Rebecca Livingstone’s attacker. He fled after tricking Deputy Sheriff Cushing as Frebeau, a non English speaker, was mistaken for the committed man. Sheriff Fairbairn suspects jail interpreter involvement. Donato captured later by Rep Harding, but he escaped again and remains at large.

Joseph Donato Églugger Cambridge House of Correction Grand Jury Rebecca Livingstone Belmont Cushing Joseph Frebeau Donato

Grand Jury Deliberates Fate of Tucker May Report Soon

Middlesex county grand jury heard testimony in Cambridge on whether Charles L. Tucker of Auburndale will be freed or tried for Mabel Page’s murder at Weston. Witnesses included many locals. Tucker family dismissed from testifying. outcome to be announced Saturday.

Tucker Charles L. Tucker Auburndale Middlesex County Cambridge Tugker Mabel Page Weston Maprech Grand Jury

Day's Deaths Number 22- 100 Arrests Made

Victor Col June 6 Following the murder of 12 miners by an infernal machine in Independence this morning wildest excitement has prevailed armed men are on the streets A pitched battle is expected any moment and everybody is arming Over 22 are dead as the result of the day's disorders and a reign of terror exists Over 100 arrests have been made up to midnight and troops are out scouring for others Exciting developments have followed thick and fast on the Infernal machine murders A street meeting this afternoon was turned into a deadly riot with 40 shots fired into the crowd One man was killed outright and six seriously wounded Some will die At another time a squad of troops stormed the Miners' Union Hall killing several men The troubles today are the culmination of months long bitter struggle between striking miners and Mine Owners Association and the troops The miners claim troops have been leagued with mine owners It is feared many deaths will be recorded within 24 hours Bloodhounds have been set on the trail of the men who touched off the Infernal machine

Liaoyang Liaotung Manchuria Yangtsiantur Ivafangon Kinchou Pnytsiantur Liladziapudzy Starkoff Siuyen Victor Col Independence Union Hall Mine Owners’ Association

Boston Weather Outlook Showers Likely Tuesday

The forecast for Boston and surrounding areas calls for generally cloudy skies with a likely chance of showers on Tuesday. Winds remain light, with temperatures mild and scattered shower chances across the region.

Boston Vicinity

Dr Carleton's Dyspepsia Treatment Guarantee

A claim asserts that Dr Carleton's Dyspepsia Treatment will perform all its advertised effects. The statement promises certainty in outcomes without presenting supporting evidence or details.

Horsford's Acid Phosphate Nourishes and Strengthens

An early advertisement touts Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a remedy that nourishes strengthens and imparts new life and vigor while also claiming it cures indigestion for general digestive support and vitality.

Horsford’s

Tech grads condemn union with Harvard

At the Class of 1898 exercises, Howard L. Coburn announced Harvard MIT amalgamation opposition and a unanimous resolution favored MIT independence. Speeches denounced Harvard motive to control Tech, while graduates, allies, and dignitaries filled a large reception at the Museum of Fine Arts, marking a triumphant reunion.

Bailey and Williams Named Convention Chairs

Dallas June 6 Friends of Senator Joseph Bailey of Texas say he has been selected by the Democratic national committee to act as temporary chairman of the St Louis convention and that the Hon John Sharp Williams of Mississippi will be permanent chairman the minority leader in the House of Representatives.

Dallas Tex Joseph Bailey Texas Democratic National ‘Committee St. Louis John Sharp Williams Mississippi House of Representatives

Killed His 3 Children In Tragic Roselle Case

Roselle New Jersey June 6 Joseph M Pouch a former undertaker killed three of his children and wounded a fourth then shot himself dying within moments after police forced entry His son survived and is expected to recover Authorities deem him insane and a mail to County Physician Westcott alerted officials before the tragedy

Pouch

Plumber Burned as Naphtha Furnace Explodes at Job

Philip Radigan of 64 Chapman Place Charlestown a plumber's helper was severely burned on hands and face when a naphtha furnace exploded in a house at 2 Bow Street yesterday afternoon. He was taken to the Relief Hospital.

Philip Radigan Chapman Place Charlestown Bow Street Relief Hospital

Sheriff Bell Rumored Killed in Nighttime Shooting

Col June 7 A persistent rumor runs through here that Sheriff Bell was shot and killed tonight. The report lacks official confirmation and details remain unclear as authorities investigate.

Sheriff Bell Victor Col

Troops storm Miners Hall in Victor clash kills several men

Adjutant General Bell reports a squad of soldiers attacked Miners Union Hall in Victor this afternoon. Guards were sent to quell the disturbance on Fourth Street, exchanging fire with gunmen from nearby houses. The hall was stormed, guards fired rapid volleys, and several men were reported killed. Captain Harry C. Moore led the guards.

Rioting in Victor Leaves One Dead and Six Injured

Deadly rioting erupted in Victor Colorado as a mass meeting on mine killings turned violent. Forty shots rang out into a crowd. R McGee was killed and six others wounded including William Hoskins Alfred Miller J D Davis Peter Fleming and Fred Strudevers. Secretary Hamlin of the Mine Owners warned amid the gunfire.

Infernal machine kills twelve miners at Independence

In Cripple Creek Colorado on June 6 a blast at Independence railroad station killed twelve miners and wounded seven. Eleven died instantly and one later from wounds. Most victims were non union workers from the Findley mine on the night shift. The device included about 300 pounds of dynamite and a revolver wired to trigger it. Continued on Page 5-Siath Column.

Cripple Creek Col Independence Deadwood Findley

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Frebeau Fairbairn Frebeaus Chief Ryan Belmont Police Rebecca Livingston Ryan Arlington Common Street Miss Livingston Chenery Harding Chatham David Chenery Slade Col. Starkoff Lionel Dames London Port Arthur Mrs. Tucker Walter Tucker Sanderson Parker Page House Wood Headward Page Amy Roberts Mead Annie Fitzgerald Mary Maloney A. Foss Sarah J. Connolly John J. Conly Patrick J. Connolly Henry G. May Nard P. J. McAuliffe John A. Bruce Henry Bourne Edward A. Wood Harvard Medical School Walter Kingsbury Dennis George W John ‘P. Doyle Daniel C. Connolly Ollie Kingsbury Arthur Woodward Whitney Withiam Nellie McAloney Francis Fitzgerald Hugh Bancroft Sunday Post Dennis Doyle Doyle Young Doyle Clarendon Tremont ST Berkeley St Holbrook'’S Select Orchestra Si P Andrew Andersson TECH Harvard Massachusetts Institute of Technology Howard L. Coburn Pritchett Mae Ablobates Tuileries Rogers Museum of Fine Arts Francis A. Walker Richards Gaetano Lanza Mixter First Tech Roselle N. J Man Denver Bell Harry C. Moore Colo R. McGee William Hoskins Goldfield Alfred Miller J. D. Davis Peter Fleming Fred Strudevers Independence Mine Clarence H. Hamlin Hoskins Hamlin Siath
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