Eloped couple found after Lynn abduction charge
Annie Thompson and Frank Hill, who ran away from Lynn Saturday evening, were found last night by Inspector Charles A Colby at John Belcher's house in Winthrop. They had been missing since Saturday night. Miss Thompson's mother was ill and had a warrant sworn for detention on grounds of mental unsoundness. An examination of Miss Thompson was to be held next morning.
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John Belcher
Main Street
Winthrop
Annie Thompson
Frank Hill
Lynn
Charles A.colby
Miss Thompson
Miss Thomp
Orville Thompson
Stephen Belcher
Annie
Mr. Thompson
Hill
Colby
Munyon Offers Honest, Low Cost Medical Help in Boston
Public notice praises Professor Munyon for honest service and free initial advice at his institution in Boston. It highlights no charge for exam or opinion, with affordable prescriptions if treatment is needed, and a staff of skilled specialists. Mail consultations also available, with remedies ranging around 25 cents and inhalers at 1.00.
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Munyon
Boston
Secretary Long Favorite For Convention Nomination
Delegates from across the country rally behind Secretary Long as Massachusetts presses his candidacy. Senator Lodge wears a Long badge while Senator Hanna and Governor Long backers shape the strategy. A special committee liaises with Long from his Hingham home as talks proceed.
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Massachusetts
Secretary Long
Senator Lodge
Bay State
Hanna
Long
Murray
Shaw
Rockwell
Hingham
Hill Faces Abduction Charge In Lynn Case
Hill, son of Frank A. Hill a Lynn special police officer, may face abduction charges and possibly adultery due to his marriage. A 24 year old with a history of reform school and multiple incarcerations, he enlisted in the marine corps under the alias Frank Hamilton and took a weekend leave from Charlestown Navy Yard. If he does not return within ten days after the leave expiry he could be arrested as a deserter from the U S navy.
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Frank A. Hill
Lynn
Reform School
Liberty
Concord Reformatory
Lyman School
Marine Corps
Charlestown Navy Yard
Frank Hamilton
Navy Yard
Navy
United States Navy
Hill Married Before and Affairs of Hill Family
Hill's father says Hill married Mise Heywood of Boxford two years ago in Rowley. He deserted her about a year ago, allegedly stole her bicycle, and was arrested attempting to pawn it in Lynn. He reportedly wed his first wife after eight days. The wife lives with her parents in Boxford. she bears a good reputation despite nervous disorder. Hill and Miss Thompson walked seven miles to Winthrop, then visited Belcher homes on Fairview and Main streets. Hill had 2½ cents on arriving.
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Mise Heywood
James Heywood
Boxford
Rowley
Lynn
Will
Miss Thompson
Pickering Grammar School
Wyoming
Winthrop
Annie
Stephen Belcher
Fairview Street
Stephen
John Belcher
Main Street
Roosevelt Dominates Convention After Nominating Fight
A Philadelphia convention of national aid for teens opened with Hanna as temporary chair and Lodge named permanent chairman. Roosevelt’s candidacy captured the crowd. factional strife waned as the people embraced him. Behind the scenes talks described pressure, concessions, and threats influencing the presidential ticket.
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Senator Wolcott
Charles
Senator Lodge
Academy of Music
Philadelphia
Ashbridge
W. Johnson
Presiding
Platt
Quay
Roosevelt
Allison
Grosvenor
Thurston
Rosevelt
Hasna
Long's Candidacy Stirring Nominating Battle
Philadelphia June 18 It is a contest between Long and Roosevelt with Hanna backing McKinley and Quay Platt leading the opposition to break past delegates. Washington word says McKinley prefers Long. Delegates rally as New England supports Long with Maine and New Hampshire split. Lodge clashes with Roosevelt over tone. Dolliver viewed as possible Republican rival.
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Long
Roosevelt
Hanna
Quay
Platt
Washington
McKinley
Senator Lodge
New Yorker
Moghali
Secretary Long
Maine
Manier
Ince
New England
Connecticut
Dolliver
Massachusetts
Mumic
New Fayland Field
Mr. Long
Roosevelt Nomination Turmoil Ends as Long Emerges Favorite
Roosevelt faces pressure over vice presidency with Hanna, Odell, and Payne urging restraint. Delegates weigh John D. Long of Massachusetts, Dolliver, and Fairbanks as possible picks while Roosevelt signals reluctance. Roosevelt and allies push to avoid forced nomination, ending a day of intense political lobbying.
Letter Carriers Dine After Boston Parade
The Boston Letter Carriers' Association held a banquet at Faneuil Hall after a parade. Postmaster Hibbard sat with President David L. White as speeches by Hibbard Fitzgerald Senator Sander son McCarthy and others followed. Guests included Ernest J. Cambridge W H Dupree P Cokbourn and several other officials.
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Letter Carriers
Boston
Letter Carriers’ Association
Faneuil Hall
Hibbard
David L. White
Fitzgerald
Howard Sanderson
J. F. McCarthy
B.W. Presho
Arthur Elliott
National Association
Ernest J. Cambridge
Omerville
W. H. Dupree
Station A
Co. P. Cokbourn
Roxbury Crossing
David Reid
Brighton
Horace Lambert
West Somerville
BP. J. Murray
Revere
H. S. Treadwell
South Boston
Joseph Triton
North Cambridge
McCarthy
J. C. Holland
Association
Death notices from Melrose and East Boston
Deaths: Elizabeth Cassin Bridden at Melrose Hospital due to Bright's disease. Funeral from St Thomas Church Jamaica Plain on Wednesday at 9:80. Interment at Calvary. Donovan infant, East Boston, child of Williams J and Julie Donovan nee Pitman, funeral from 176 Webster Street Wednesday at 2. Relatives invited.
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Melrose Hospital
Bright
Elizabeth
Cassin
St. Thomas Churea
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Calvary
Donovan
East Boston
Williams J
Julie Donovan
Pitnan
Webster Street
Regatta on the Charles River Highlights Club Rivalry
The M A R A regatta on the Charles River featured strong competition and several mishaps. St Joseph's A A won the junior four and the senior eight went to Millstream with Weld second. Greer won the senior single and Snite chased him as Blake and Pope followed closely. a boat swamped in the Weld versus Union race affected the outcome.
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Boston
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Millstream Boat Club
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Weld
Barker
Jeffries Point R. A
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Rocke
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Union
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Charles A. Barker
Jeffries Point KR. A
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Shawmut R
Mme
Wendy Frank B. Greer
Frank N. Snite
R. P. Blake
Everett Pope
Amos Gees
Springfield B. C
Boers Reject Surrender Proposal As Hostilities Resume
London June 19 A Boer despatch from Machadodorp reports Lord Roberts and General Botha clash over disarmament talks. Botha declines a six day armistice, five days granted, and fighting resumes as Boer commandoes retreat toward Middleburg. Boers burn veldt, destroy bridges, and drive off cattle while boasting arms and a retreat to Lydenburg district. Kruger and Steyn featured in gold shipments and a Free State proclamation.
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Louis Botha
Botha
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Machaddorp
Lydenburg
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Kruger
Steyn
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Times
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Reitz
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