King Granted $25,000 Bail After Surrender
Cardenio F. King surrendered to Boston police yesterday morning and was released on a $25,000 bond. Bondsmen included William Rear don Isaac Lovett Mary Bradfield John Nutter Alvah Wheeler and Ollie F. King. He left with his wife and attorney for Brookline after brief formalities.
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Charles Street
Cardenio
F. King
Boston
Brookline
Herbert L. Baker
King
William Reardon
Isaac Lovett
Mary Bradfield
John Nutter
Chelsea
Alvah Wheeler
Concord
Ollie F. King
New York
France
Watts
Africa
Asia
King Receives Bond Security After Long City Search
Daniel Holmes sought security from city businessmen for King’s bail. By 9 PM bail commissioner E Howard Perley secured the bonds, after a clerk questioned credentials. The group then went to the jail, where King appeared relieved and first looked for his wife.
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King
Daniel Holmes
E. Howard Perley
Salem
Holmes
Baker
Perley
Mr. King
Thaws Kiss and Make Up in Poughkeepsie
In Poughkeepsie New York June 12 1926 Evelyn Thaw visited Harry Thaw and they talked privately for about two hours. Thaw dictated a statement claiming his wife would not discuss their domestic affairs and commented that Matteawan was not suitable for him. Justice Marschauser adjourned transfer to a state asylum while seeking a change of order.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Harry Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Thaw
Justice Dowling
Supreme Court
State Hospital For
Matteawan
Marschauser
New York
Matteawan Asylum
Word to Wise by Mrs Eddy
Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy releases a press statement explaining why the executive meeting of the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston was omitted. She emphasizes turning worship from material to spiritual, praising divine healing and guidance, citing Isaiah on guiding the blind and making crooked paths straight.
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First Church of Christ (Scientist
Boston
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Isaiah
Diamonds Get Two Into Jail in Pittsburg Smuggling Case
Albert J. Walker and Ralph Wadman were arrested while driving an automobile with diamonds worth over $5,000. They were jailed for 10 days as suspicious persons awaiting foreign authorities. A hotel search uncovered about $10,000 more in jewels and a $50,000 bond was placed on jewelry in Kingston.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Albert J. Walker
Abrahams Bros., Jewellers
Birmingham
Eng
Ralph Wadman
J. H. Milke & Bros
Jewellers
Kingston
Jam
McGough
Schenley
Bookies Arrested at Gravesend Track in New York
On June 12 crowds flocked to Gravesend racing track for six races while suspicions of betting persisted under the Agnew Hart anti gambling law. Police in uniform and plain clothes arrested nine men as Allan Pinkerton urged calm, orderly conduct to keep the sport proceeding.
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Agnew- Hart
John Cavanaugh
Allan Pinkerton
Boy Shot in North Attleboro Scuffle Ends in Wounding
North Attleboro June 12 Arm and Ray 17 was shot during a struggle for a revolver with his friend Emil Dietsch. Ray was mortally wounded. Dietsch fled to his home and was later arrested.
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North Attleboro
Armand Ray
Emil Dietsch
Dietsch
Ray
Kenly pistol theft to court for Robb killing trial
In Houston on June 12 almost 100 pistols were taken from spectators and witnesses before the trial of R O Kenly for killing former County Attorney H S Robb. Kenly also shot Ranger J D Dunaway six times but did not kill him.
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Houston
Tex
R. O. Kenly
H.S. Robb
Kenly
J. D. Dunaway
Boston Nationals Blank Cincinnati 6-1 in Tight Pitching
Ferguson in the box for Boston Nationals who blank Cincinnati 6 to 1. Harvard faces Holy Cross at Cambridge this afternoon. Boston Americans fall to Cleveland 4 to 2 in the last game of the series. A three day race meet starts at Crookline Country Club. Pittsburg visits Boston Nationals on the South End grounds this afternoon to begin the series.
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Ferguson
Boston Nationals
Cincinnati
Harvard
Holy Cross
Cambridge
Boston Americans
Cleveland
Crookline Country Club
Pittsburg
South End
F Gray Co promotes blue serge suits in Washington ad
The Washington and Hanover store of F Gray Co. urges shoppers to view bargains on blue serge suits before buying elsewhere. The notice highlights big store stock and special prices as a selling point.
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F. Gray Co
Washington
Hanover
Ady
Old South Clothing Company
Hanover Street
Ade
Roosevelt Moves to Head Off Third Term Push
Washington reports indicate a possible stampede for Roosevelt to derail Taft's renomination. The president has warned allies, writing a letter to a New York delegate declaring such moves an insult and promising firm opposition.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt Stampede Danger At Convention
A delegate will read a letter to the convention and be recognized immediately. The scene marks an unprecedented moment in a great party as Roosevelt intensifies efforts for a third term, suggesting a stampede danger greater than expected. See Page 2 for Other Stories of the Convention.
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Roosevelt
Donkey Attacks 9-Year-Old Girl, Finger Severed
June 12-May McCandlish, 9, was bitten by a donkey owned by George E. McCormack while walking home from school in Malden. The animal kicked, then fatally bit, severing her finger as bystanders watched.
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Malden
McCandlish
George E. McCormack
May M’candlish
Post coverage promises best convention reports from Chicago
The Post assembles top writers led by William Allen White for nightly dispatches with sidelights on the Republican convention. It cites cooperation with the New York Herald and Chicago Tribune and AP for comprehensive coverage plus its own staff on site. Norman the cartoonist accompanies the Massachusetts delegation, while a special Chicago photograph service is arranged.
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Chicago
Post
William Allen White
White
New York Herald
Chicago Tribune
Associated Press
Norman
Massachusetts
Dolliver Withdraws From Vice Presidential Race
Iowa Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver withdraws from the vice president contest announced via Lafe Young. The Guild campaign grows, with Guild’s strong backers and a large petition backing Governor Guild. The Guild headquarters are setting up in the Auditorium Hotel as support solidifies.
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Iowa
Chicago
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Lafe Young
Republican National Committee
Governor Guild
Dolliver
Charles Groves
Guild Backers Satisfied Amid Shifting Political Booms
The article notes Guild supporters are more content with current conditions as Cortelyou wanes and Sherman gains momentum, shaping a strategic edge for Guild. Delegates in New York show little fear Sherman could threaten. Hughes backers remain active amid the evolving race.
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Guild
Cortelyou
Sherman
New York
Taft
Hughes
New
Hughes Would Decline VP Nomination if Offered
Albany June 12 governor Hughes told friends he would not accept a vice presidential nomination if it were offered.
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Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Weather Forecast for New England and Eastern New York
Forecast calls for fair weather in New England on Saturday and Sunday with possible showers in the southwest and light to fresh winds from the east to southeast. Eastern New York expected fair on Saturday and Sunday with showers and south winds.
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Boston
Washington
New England
New York
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the Prince
Chap
Howard Chandler Christy
the Sunday Post
Mrs. Eddy
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Hotel Touraine
Herrick’s
Saneford
Gravesend
NO. Attleboro
Ripley Stock
Donkey
BY Benjamin Boyden
York
Groves
Auditorium Hotel
Bay State
John Hays Hammond
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