City Council Defeats Major Loan Bill Amid Bribery Claims
The council faces off in a tense session over a large loan package with alleged vote buying cited as promoters pressed for passage. President Donovan and others urged members to reject the bill, which was ultimately defeated, despite some members switching sides after private pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fer
Norton, Dyar
L Minkham
Donovan
Corbett
James Donovan
Riley
Kiley
Golfers Gather at Myopia for National Championship Showdown
At Myopia Hunt Club Hamilton June 13 Willie Smith the open champion of 199 is seen as a leading aspirant for the national golf championship though rivals post sharp scores. David Hunter of Baltusrol shot a 76 the best round this season on the course as Amateurs led by G Lockwood and Charles Blair Macdonald prepare for the 9:30 draw of paired starts with a long list of top entrants from Brookline Boston Chicago and more, including W Carnegie and J Harrison.
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Hamilton
Willie Smith
Smith
David
Links
George H. Windeler
Country Club of
Brookline
Washington B. Thomas
The
Country Club
United States Golf Association
Egypt
W. C. Wartaais
Pittsburg
Andrew Carnegie
Ckwood
Macdonald
Lockwood
Boston
Kerr
Willie Chisholm
Brooklyn
Patuch
Westchester
Alec Ross
Oakley
A. Ricketts
Westbrook
D. J. Ross
John Jones
Myopia
John Hobens
Glen Ridge
N. Y
Con. Cronin
Worcester
Hugo Johnstone
Chicago
Willie Tucker
Ardsley
Dan Leitch
Kingsie
Country
D. K. White
Milwaukee
James Mackrell
Aiken
S. C
Willie Davis
Apawamis
Laurence Auchterlonie
Midlothian
Willie Anderson
Pittsfield
Ames Foulis
Bernard Nicholls
Alex. Findlay
Joe Lloyd
Jack Park
Essex County
A. H. Feins
Poland Springs
Stuart Gardner
Garden City
Gilbert Nicholls
David Hunter
Baltimore
John Harrison
Sound Beach
Conn
Mr. C. B. Macdonald
Val Fitzjohn
Schenectady
Alex. Smith
George Low
Horace Rawlins
Jefferson
N. H
Henry Turpie
Edgewater
Ill
Patrick
Estchester
W. Cc. Carnegie
W. B. Schlotman
Detroit
Robertson Wallace
Jack Campbell
Troon
Scotland
Herbert Harriman
Meadowbrook
John Diggwel
Plainfield
N. J
R. Simpson
St. Louis
J. Christie
Riverside
W. A. Cc. Clark
Glen Cove
L. I. E. D. Ritzjohn, Schemectady, and W. Hunter
Short Hillside
L. C. Servos
White Mountains
Mr. Co
B. Cory
W. Anson
F.L. Denny
A. Mercer
Commonwealth
R. White
Jeave Serene
John Harand
Greenwich
D. Bell
Alex. H. Findlay
Alex. Campbell
David Brown
W. Kirk
White Plains
Alex. Taylor
Homewood, Ill
Miss Curtis Triumphs In Bos ton Woman's Golf Final
Margaret Curtis of Oakley Club defeated Grace Keyes of Concord 7 up and 6 to play in the championship final at Brookline Country Club. Curtis dominated, Keyes struggled with bunkers and bad lies, Curtis’s long game lauded as a new regional benchmark. Curtis led dormie seven at the 12th, securing the title.
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Woman's Golf Association of
Boston
Brookline Country Club
Margaret Curtis
Oakley Club
Grace Keyes
Concord
Miss Keyes
Sterling
Watertown
Miss Curtis
Clyde Park
Dormie
Mere Haoe
Ellen Joy
F. BP Berna
Miss Joy
New Mint Accepted for Treasury Building Costs
The government accepted a new mint project costing about 000,000, claiming it will yield a best equipped building of its period. The facility is to be located in the United States and marks a milestone in national treasure storage and production.
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Colonial Theatre
Romoc
Treasu Atting
Jreneary
Ubied Beatee
Immigrants Help Grow U S Population in Early 20th Century
The text notes large immigration around 1820 to nearly 15 million, with population rising from 13 million in 1880 to about 100 million by 1900. It mentions druggists and a Boston firm, hinting at commerce and industry amid demographic change.
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Ee Iperary Pipicva
Bgandy
Uae & Sons
Boston
Saat
Blondin the Boston murder suspect linked to New England
Authorities pursue Blondin as a cunning fugitive with ties to Lowell Nashua and Manchester. Police theorize he may have fled by bicycle after a Chelmsford Lowell murder and suggest a new scenario of the crime with his wife and discarded body parts hidden near Lowell or Chelmsford. The case centers on timing April 27 to May 28 and the whereabouts of Blondin and his wife.
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Montreal
Blondin
Wade
St. Polycarpe
Boston
Brondin
New England
Nashua
Manchester
Lowell
Guidrant Dullard
Egineer
Post
Blonda
Chelmsford
Lawrence
Almy
Christie Warden
N. H
Osterhout
Maggie
Anada
Grant Jewelry Company
Merrimac Street
Grant
Osterhout’s
Middlesex Street
Wyman
Chelmford
Blondins
Green Street
Blondin Identified as Watch Pawn Suspect in Lowell
In Lowell on June 13 the man identified as J. Wilfred Blondin pawned a watch at Harris’s jewelry on Appleton street. The watch matched items from Blondin’s former coworker J. Clark Osterhout and Blondin’s former Chelmsford associate Alphonse Hebert. Store owner Harris described the pawn and the name Joseph Le Page of Lowell appearing on a pad the man showed.
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Blondin
Harris
Post
Elgin
J. Clark Osterhout
Osterhout
Chelmsford
Alphonse Hebert
Brondin
Phataneettor
Mr. Osterhout
Mr. Harris
Lowell
J. Wilfred Blondin
New England
Canada
Appleton Street
Joseph le Page
Varley Avenue
Boston Police Theory on Blondin Case Trunk Details
A high city official questions the motive theory in the Blondin case. He notes two trunks and tracks a large green trunk moved from 48 Howard Street and later found at 2% Stamford Street near boarding houses tied to Blondin. He cites April 30 as a key date in Blondin's movements.
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Boston
Blondin
Lowell
Howard Street
Brondin
Stamford Street
John Fish
Blondin murder trial details traced through trunks and baggage
The narrative traces Blondin amid a murder case with trunks moved from Stamford Street to Howard Street and Orchard Park. Police tie evidence to a baggageman, a council of orders, and a plan to relocate Blondin and his wife. The main trunk remains unaccounted. a smaller trunk may have hidden a body.
Chief Wade’s Theory on the Blondi Trunk Mystery
Chief Wade proposed the murder occurred locally with the body hidden in a large trunk and moved by two men. Blondin’s Montreal theory was explored with baggage transfers and witnesses in Roxbury and Stamford Street. Detectives traced a $60 sum tied to Miss Casey’s sister and Blondin’s bank arrangements.
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Wade
Canada
Rhodes
New Hampshire
Blondin
Montreal
Boston & Maine
Heat Bagaece
Miller & Lakin
Teamsters
Roxbury
Brondin
Armstrong Company
Five Cents Savings Bank
Felix
Miss Casey
Blondin's Early Life Ties to Montreal Murder Case
Montreal reports suggest Wilfred Blondin arrived on the 820 train from Boston. Detectives search for Blondin while tracing his quiet farm upbringing at St Polycarpe and his estranged wife and four children.
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Montreal
Wilfred Blondin
Boston
Carpenter
Guerin
St. Polycarpe
Que
Blondin
Boston Post
Post
Watts
T. Polycarpe
Joseph Wilfred Blondin
Theophile Blondin
Evangelist Felix
Emanuel
Weappy
Londin
Allemony
Fort Covington
Dundee
Disio
Demecre
United States
Young Slondin
Ann Nee
St. Polycarpo
Canada
Montereal
May Have Gone to St John In Hunt for Montreal
The report suggests Joseph Blondin may be in St John New Brunswick or elsewhere in the provinces awaiting a chance to reach Montreal. Blondin had friends in St John and kept frequent correspondence, raising the possibility he boarded the State of Maine steamer from Boston on Wednesday.
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Joseph W. Blondin
St. John
N.B
Montreal
Upper Canada
Flondin
State of Maine
Boston
Blondlins
Klondin
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