Rescue of 12 Fishermen and Dories Near Nauset
A fogbound fishing schooner Belbina P. Domingos lost 12 crew in six dories off Nauset. Captain Joe Harding of the Viking rescued them after 18 hours, bringing all to Boston with their gear. The Domingos crew later joined the voyage, leaving the captain and cook aboard the stricken vessel.
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Belbina P. Domingos
Domingos
Nauset
Boston
Viking
Cook
Captain Harding
Dories
Providence
Mary Edith
Harding
Whittier Sentenced for Manslaughter in Lynn Case
Seth Whittier of Lynn pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the March 12 death of his divorced wife Susan Fuller in Lynn. Judge White sentenced him to 21 2 years in the House of Correction, citing the couple’s heavy drinking and Whittier’s prior good reputation.
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Seth Whittier
Susid A. Fuller
Whittier
House of Correction
Salem
Lynn
Pittsfield
Superior Court
Susan Fuller
White
Peters
W. H. Niles
Justice White
Spotted fever kills Thomas N. Baker at Upton Street room
Medical Examiner Draper viewed the body of Thomas N. Baker found dead Sunday at 32 Upton Street and ruled cerebro spinal meningitis or spotted fever. Untidy room and signs of a struggle prompted police suspicion though death typically involves agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Thomas N. Baker
Upton Street
Postum Coffee Helps Young Woman Improve Health
A young woman describes headaches nervousness and stomach pains from coffee and tea. She switched to Postum Food Coffee brewed properly and reports relief improved digestion clearer thinking and better health, crediting Postum with her recovery as advertised by Postum Co Battle Creek Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Forgery convict Adams jailed for 10 years
Joseph Adams received eight to ten years in state prison after being found guilty in Superior Criminal Court of forging a $500 check and swindling the Institution for Savings in Roxbury. He posed as a clergyman to recruit a victim, then fled to Denver before his capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Superior Criminal Court
Joseph Adams
Roxbury
Sughrue
St. James’ Church
Hogan
Adams
Denver
TWO TANGLED MATRIMONIAL SKEINS IN DIVORCE COURT
Judge Fox hears ongoing divorce bid by Frank Reiner and Adele Rinkel amid claims of disloyalty and a milliner affair. Also before the court is Hattie A. Silsby seeking $6 weekly alimony from George T. Jr., with testimony on a boarder connection.
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Fox
Frank Reiner
New York
Boston
Rinkel
Adele Rinkel
Reiner
Columbus Avenue
Hattie A. Silsby
George T., Jr
Silsby
William Dew
Twain
Celebrated Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary in Somerville
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Johnson observed the 11th anniversary of their marriage last evening in Anthoine Hall on School Street. About 300 people attended from 7:80 to 9 for a reception with impromptu entertainment, followed by a banquet and dancing. They received many gifts and belong to several local clubs and societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank O. Johnson
Somerville
Anthoine Hall
School Street
Johnson
Lightning Believed Cause Of Attleboro Water Tank Burst
Attleboro June 19 believed a lightning strike caused the Makepeace building water tank to rupture during a passing shower. The 55 000 gallon tank crashed through the annealing shop and boiler rooms, flooding the plant and injuring workers as the building swayed and fires were quenched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attleboro
Makepeace
D. E. Makepeace & Co
George E. Brown
Water Department
Severe sentences handed for highway robbery crimes
Judge Bond in the Superior Criminal Court condemned highway robbery as a serious offense and vowed strict punishment. Antonio Stamford, from New York, received five years with three days solitary confinement for robbery and larceny. Enrico Vicine and Antonio Metarese faced assault charges, with Vicine sentenced to four to six years in State prison and Metarese to two years in the House of Corrections. Herbert Fischer, 19, returned to Concord for breaking and entering after prior terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suffolk County
Bond
House of Correction
Antonio Metarese
Enrico Vicine
Vicine
Metarese
Herbert Fischer
Concord
Kendricks Property Goes to Last Wife in Texas Divorce
The Supreme Court full bench ruled Bethia B. Kendrick not entitled to any share of James S. Kendrick’s estate due to defective notice. The property passes to Mary F. Kendrick, whom he married ten years after the divorce. All parties are from Yarmouth, Cape Cod. The court held Texas, then the husband’s domicile, was where Bethia should have been notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Bethia B. Kendrick
James S. Kendrick
Texas
Mary F. Kendrick
Yarmouth
Cape
Bethia Kendrick
James
State of
Blind boys to outing with Boston dealers at Lake Massapoag
About 30 blind boys from the Institute Seashore Home will join the Boston Automobile Dealers Association for an outing today to the association farm on Lake Massapoag Sharon. The Rev A E Deming of the home collaborates with secretary Chester I Campbell who arranged car support from members including Presidents Kenneth Skinner W W Burke A Morrison J H McAlman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Institute Seashore
Lake Massapong
Sharon
A. E. Deming
Massachusetts Avenue
Boylston Street
Lake Massapoag
Chester I. Campbell
Kenneth Skinner
de Dion
W W. Burke
Columbia
A. Morrison
Peerless
J. H. McAlman
Locomobile
White
O. B. Cole
Napier
E. A. Gilmore
Rambler
George H. Lowe
P. A. Williams, Jr
Ford
W. J. Foss
Pope-Toledo
H. M. Snow
Acme
Ralph Coburn
Stoddard-Dayton
J. W. Maguire
Pierce
G. C. Phelps
New Haven
Conn
Boston
Boston Lodge NO. 10
BP. C. E. Norton
Francis P
Hartford
Carney Hospital
Church of Gate of Heaven
East Fourth Street
South
Mt. Benedict
Ellis
William H. Crone
William A. Blossom
Baptists Debate Service Style at Tremont Temple Meeting
At Tremont Temple the Baptist ministers' conference discussed worship forms. Professor John English urged devotional focus and cautioned against over elaborate liturgy, while Rev Frank Wilkins favored a heavily liturgical morning service and a solemn baptismal rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Ministers’ Conference
Tremont Temple
John English
Frank Wilkins
Gloucester
English
Wilkins
Five Pictures In One In The Wonder Series Preview
Promoters tease a Sunday feature titled Five Pictures In One in the wonder series of cut outs. The short note invites readers to watch for the Post next Sunday to enjoy the illustrated sequence.
Harvard Crew Completes Half Mile in 2 28
Crimson varsity eight faced rough Thames waters at Red Top Connecticut and logged a 2:28 half mile after a 26 stroke mile. Captain Filley spiked to 36 then 38 as wind favored the effort amid minor raggedness.
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Red Top
Gale's Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Thames
Wray
Filley
Yale Varsity Five Mile Conditioning Row
Yale varsity crew completed a five mile conditioning row downstream to the navy yard and back under a hard pull. The freshman eight did a two mile upstream row while the varsity four paddled to the navy yard and back. Atkins and Harris, four-car substitutes, left as they were not needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parke
Salinestock
Galbe
Morton Orders New Equitable Probing
New York June 19 A new independent investigation of Equitable Life Assurance Society affairs is to begin. Chairman Paul Morton enlists Price Waterhouse Co and Haskins & Sells to examine all books records and accounts as of June 10 1905 with focus on expenses real estate investments other investments surplus accounting practices and relations with trust banks and safe deposit firms. President Alexander unavailable amid ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Equi E Assurance Society
Paul Morton
Price, Waterhouse & Co
Haskins & Sells
Chartered Accountants
Morton
Sirs
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Frick
Alexander
Court martial of Gus Lee adjourned until morning
The court martial of Gus Lee, a colored sailor charged with manslaughter, at the navy yard was adjourned yesterday noon until 10 o'clock this morning. Lee testified briefly to fill in while awaiting another witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Lee
Navy Yard
Lee
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Susitta Fuller
Sern
James Howarth
LeBarron
James LeBarron
Frank Hollis
Kendricks
Eae
Crimson Crew
Trading Cove
Shepard
Gill
YALE
CREX
American Grass Twine CO
ST. Paul
Baw
Vora
Rie
Effer
Tarrant CO
Hudson Street
N. Yu
White Dental Parlors
Washington ST
Opp
J.H. Walte
Florence Central Oil & Gas Stove CO
R. Kline
Raa
Kline
Arch St
Philadelphia
Duncan
Stephen Montgomery
Cunard Street
Glasgow
Scotland
J. Newman. & A Sons Corp
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