Blondin Flees From Boston Linked to Chelmsford Woodlot Murder
Boston fugitive Blondin, born in Montreal, eludes state police as they trace his movements to Lowell and Chelmsford. Witnesses describe his violent temper and jealous motive in a possible murder tied to a missing wife and a severed head found near a North Chelmsford woodlot. Authorities hint at an accomplice as tracks and a bicycle footnote emerge in the evolving case.
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Missing man hunt widens in Chelmsford murder case
By June 13 no clue to J W Biondin husband of the woman murdered in Chelmsford Mass had been found. Detective Carpenter who captured Joe Kelly the noted New Hampshire murderer and other criminals is working on the case.
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Chelmsford
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New Hampshire
Identification shock leaves Miss Casey shaken at home
Ford Woods is prostrated at her city residence after the identification of her aunt. The distress proved too much for Miss Casey, and she will require time to recover.
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Blondin and Boston Life Aids Police In Mystery
Blondin lived in Boston with his wife who vanished from Ferguson's Albany Street bakery. Police traced his movements from February 18 when he arrived with his bride at 43 Green Street to yesterday morning and his 8 o'clock Montreal train. Detectives followed clues to Ferguson's factory at 83 Albany Street where a letter was found and a trunk issue emerged as part of the case.
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Subways and Referendum Debate in Boston Legislature
Lawmakers clash over leases beyond twenty five years and the Washington street route. Speakers contest referendum as a false issue while rails and finance are examined, with Currier proposing to refer bills to the next General Court to seek fare reductions. The Senate adjourned to resume at 11 o clock.
Referendum Defeat Echoes in Boston Subway Debate
Debate on the subway bill continues as lawmakers criticize Governor Crane and defend a referendum against a long term lease. Senators discuss elevated railway interests, city relief from congestion, and whether a ninety nine year lease or leasing to a rival company is appropriate, with figures from Chamberlain Howland Currier and the Railroad Commission cited.
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Blondin disappearance tied to wife and Canada plan
Police trace Blondin husband of a Boston woman who vanished after a dispute over her supposed trip to Canada with him. Reports show he lied about care for a sick sister and later staged a departure after an intense argument. His luggage and a larger leather bag with possible bloodstains are found as investigators close in.
Vote tally on Boston Elevated bill split by party
The record shows five Democrats and nineteen Republicans voting, with 13 against the Boston Elevated measure. Senators Moof Fall River and Holt of Taunton were absent. President Soule did not vote except in a tie. The dispute over reference to the next General Court remained 15 against.
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Illinois Queen of Battleships on a Record-Setting Race
The Illinois battleship charges from Gloucester in a fast trial with anchors set and chain paid out. Observers note calm aboard while engines reach high revolutions and boiler pressure nears 18 pounds.
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Butler Resigns as Counsel of the L Road
Ex Senator William M Butler resigns from his role as counsel for the Boston Elevated Railroad Company. He cites a private matter and offers no public reason. Rumors of his resignation circulated before confirmation, with speculation linking his departure to Governor Crane and a referendum stance.
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Boston Elevated Railroad Company
Butler
Crane
Crane Denies Press Claims He Sought Senators on Subway Bill
Governor Crane repudiates rumors that he sent for Senators to sway votes on the Elevated subway bill. He says no Senator was asked to change positions and only Senator Luscombe met regarding a message from a Boston Elevated director. The governor notes the circulation is false and reports broad commendations from Democrats and Republicans nationwide for allowing public input.
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Keep Your Bowels Strong Card
Constipation or diarrhea when bowels are out of order. Cas carets Candy Cathartic will make them act naturally. Genuine tablets stamped C C C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists zoc.
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Admiral Evans Observes Illinois Turn in Test Run
The Illinois completes a rapid course past Cape Porpoise as Admiral Evans watches from the deck. He notes the ship's smooth handling, then orders a figure eight maneuver to showcase the vessel's pivot and turning ability before the return run begins.
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Rear Admiral Sampson Praises Illinois Vessel
Rear Admiral Sampson expresses pleasure with the Illinois describing it as a beautiful vessel and noting its excellent engines as the best in any battleship in service. He credits the ship’s record to those engines and the crew.
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Battleship Illinois Sets Speed and Anchorage Records
The vessel far surpassed previous times as stake boats raced, finishing the test run swiftly. Naval tests and anchorage procedures met high marks, leading the board to recommend the ship as a national protector. The voyage was uneventful, described as a steady jaunt with anticipated victory. Official schedules were issued by President Orcutt.
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Rear Admiral Evans to the Post Announcement
The Illinois has exceeded all previous records and achieved a notable performance. Builders claim the engines are the best in service and expect strong advertising, with an estimated eight percent profit on cost.
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Innovative asbestos insulation used on new naval vessel
The Naval Board tests a new vessel featuring asbestos between decks to improve crew comfort. H W Johns Manufacturing Company of New York supplied the insulation, with Major Charles Weins and government agent John Meek supervising. Crews report favorable results as the ship undergoes trials and the draft measurements are noted during the start.
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New York
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John Meek
Turn of the Ship Within 300 Yards in Record Return
The vessel completed its first full circle within 300 yards in 8 minutes 10 seconds and the second circle in 2 minutes 8 seconds, showcasing remarkable turning ability.
Officials laud speed and quality of Illinois naval vessel
Lieutenant-Commander Nat R. Usher praises the ship's performance while noting it has not matched its potential in speed. Captain Converse reports the Illinois performed beautifully and is the best in service, expressing pride in being chosen to command. Captain Hanlon commanded her earlier.
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Illinois Rated a 1714 Knot Ship by Crew
The crew expresses pleasure with the Illinois performance, noting the ship could be rated at 1714 knots and that she has exceeded expectations. They await the final report for the definitive assessment.
Daisy praised as ideal trial ends in decisive win
On her trial, she is called a daisy by a supporter who predicted a strong showing. The remark suggests confidence in a victory reaching 171 to 4, framing the event as ideal with no issues.
Senator Gardner Comments on Boston Elevated Referendum Vote
Senator Gardner told the Post last night that the Senate will fight the measure to the end. He predicted the metropolitan affairs committee may substitute a bill modeled on the 1894 subway act or refer the matter to the next General Court. He noted no reason has been advanced why the 1894 act is not proper for the 1901 subway plan.
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Albert E. Pillsbury
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Gilchrist's Big Trade Draws Shoppers at Gilchrist Company
Crowds flood Gilchrist's daylight sale as stock purchased from J H O'Colaghan moves fast. The Jones white sale draws throngs from New England, with bargains luring economical shoppers. Store opens Saturday afternoon and urges early arrival for best picks. Shirt waist rush is a busy feature of the sale.
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It Pays to Sleep Well and Enjoy Life Ad
A vintage ad touts benefits of good rest and a delicious pure beverage from C. H. Graves & Sons of Boston. It notes manufacturers and grocers and druggists selling and endorsing the product with cheerful confidence.
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