Jails Girl Aid of Crooks Arraigned on Larceny Charge
Leigh Fitzhugh also known as P A Machette and Ethel Sullivan was arraigned in the Superior Criminal Court yesterday on larceny of diamonds valued at 750 dollars. The 23 year old asked to return to Concord New Hampshire claiming she was victimized by two crooks and driven by a drug habit to travel with them. She was sent to the Reformatory for Women.
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Leigh Fitzhugh
P. A. Machette
Ethel Sullivan
Superior Criminal Court
Miss Fitzhugh
Concord
N. H
Reformatory For Women
Morse's Ad Lists Bargains for Half-Holiday Season
At Morse's a wide array of outdoor wear and summer staples are advertised with generous values. Items include Negligee Shirts $1 to $3.50, Outing Shirts 59c, Khaki Trousers $1.50, Blue Serge Suits $12 to $30, Outing Suits $6 to $20, White Worsted Outing Frousers $5 and $6, and numerous accessories such as hats, shoes, and underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Boyle Bros
Peacemaker dirigible to make first ascent over hub
This afternoon the large wartime balloon Peacemaker, built by Charlestown mechanics Francis and McGregor, will ascend from Huntington avenue grounds if no accident occurs. The craft uses a gasoline engine with four propellers and hydrogen lifting gas prepared by a local generating plant.
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Boston
Messrs
Francis and
McGregor
Charlestown
Waverly House
City Square
Huntington Avenue
Sign Language Used In Court Arraignment In Tremont Temple
In a Tremont Temple arraignment deaf mute Henry Zerwich faces Octave Fecteau on a charge of assault. Two deaf witnesses Albert Little and M. J. Gaines testified by gesture. The judge, pleased, told Zerwich to be careful next time as the interpreter conveyed court phrases in sign.
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Henry Zerwich
Octave Fecteau
Zerwich
Tremont Temple
Murray
Albert Little
M. J. Gaines
Fecteau
Adventists Camp at West Newton Reports Large Gathering
More than 600 Seventh Day Adventists from Bay State and New Hampshire attend a West Newton encampment with 100 tents and a gospel tent seating 800. Daily schedule includes 6:30 rising bell, meals, Bible study, youth meetings, and preaching before breaking camp on the 28th.
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West Newton
Bay State
New Hampshire
Ers
Lfe
Adventists
White City
French Provence Edges Mauretania In Record Ocean Race
The Provence arrived in New York 30 minutes ahead of the record-breaking Mauretania after a dramatic crossing from Havre to Liverpool. The ships stayed neck and neck through the English Channel and into the Atlantic, with passengers seeing each other’s smoke as they raced the 2838 miles to New York.
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la Provence
Ocean Flyer
Mauretania
New York
Ocean Greyhounds
Provence
Cunard Line
Nel
Havre
Liver
English Channel
Healer Found Liable for Loss of Leg in Christian Science Case
In New York a patient Solomon Raisler won a $6000 damages verdict against Julius Benjamin for improper treatment by a self described healer. Raisler argued the practitioner posed as a regular healer and prescribed medicines, while Benjamin claimed amputation was court advised and Raisler refused to part with his toe. The case notes Raisler later had his leg amputated at a hospital with an alleged $25,000 loss.
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New York
Julius Benjamin
Solomon Raisler
Raisler
Benjamin
Wife and strange tiger attack at East Lake Park Zoo
Herman Gerson head keeper at East Lake Park Zoo was seized by a male tiger while cleaning its cage. His wife rushed to help, striking with a pitchfork to blind and deter the beast, freeing Gerson. He was taken to hospital as the roar drew other animals into chaos.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Herman Gerson
East Lake Park Zoo
Gerson
Zoo
Luke Wright Gold Democrat Named Secretary of War
Luke E Wright of Tennessee born 1847 rises from state Attorney General to Secretary of War succeeding Taft. A gold Democrat, he served as Philippine commissioner and governor, led Memphis relief during yellow fever, and was ambassador to Japan.
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New York
Luke E. Wright
Taft
Tennessee
Archibald W. Wright
Raphael Semmes
Memphis
Wright
McKinley
Philippine Commission
Philippines
Japan
Hollis Burgess to Wed Miss Cox in August
Providence announces the engagement of Hollis Burgess of Boston, yacht owner of the Dorothy Q, to Miss Marie E. Cox of Providence and Boston. Burgess said the wedding will be August 8, with venue undecided. The couple have been close friends for some time and the engagement was formally announced.
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Providence
R. I
Hollis Burgess
Boston
Dorothy Q
Marie E. Cox
Cox
Miss Saunders
Burgess
Rev Augustus Prime Dies At 65 After Illness
The Rev Augustus Prime rector of St Margaret's Episcopal Church Brighton died at Massachusetts General Hospital after a two week illness. Born in England about 65 he served earlier in Newcastle New Brunswick and other Canadian churches. For nearly 30 years he led St Margaret's and was esteemed across faiths.
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Augustus Prime
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church
Brighton
Massachusetts General Hospital
Father Prime
High
East
England
America
Newcastle
N. B
St. Margaret's
Bryan to release analysis of Republican platform
William J. Bryan declined to discuss the Republican national convention today and prepared an analysis of the party platform. He probably will make it public tomorrow in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Lincoln, Neb
Willliam J. Bryan
Daniel F Brickley Elected Delegate to International Lithographers Convention
Daniel F. Brickley secretary of Lithographers' Union 8 was elected delegate to the international convention of the craft to be held.
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Daniel F. Brickley
Lithographers Union Growth Highlighted At National Convention
In Indianapolis the upcoming convention is billed as pivotal for the lithographic industry. The international union shows rapid growth after the two year strike, with Eastern locals expanding and Western organizing gaining momentum. President Matthew Comerford reports strong gains and wage improvements nationwide as Stationary Engineers' unions also note solid progress. Comerford will remain in Boston Monday night after speaking at Union 16 and initiating seven new members.
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Indianapolis
International Union
Greater
Boston
St. Paul
Steam Engineers’ Union
Stationary Engineers’ Union 16
Comerford
Pacific Coast
Canada
International
New England
Arthur M. Huddell
the International
William M. Beck
Enee Union 263
Frank B. Monaghan
William R. B. Whelan
Union 16
Woman Saves Boy From Fire With Milk After Matches Incident
At Cambridge Relief Hospital, five year old Herbert M. Dukeshire Jr. is listed in serious condition from burns suffered while playing with matches yesterday morning. Neighbor Mrs Frank Williams rushed to the back yard, wrapped the child in her skirt, carried him inside, and poured a quart of milk on the flames to extinguish them.
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Cambridge Relief Hospital
Herbert M. Dukeshire, Jr
Frank Williams
Dukeshires
Brookline Street
Cambridge
Herbert
Atlantic House Nantasket Opens Season June 15
The Atlantic House at Nantasket Mass opened on June 15 to attract the best people for the season.
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Atlantic House
Nantasket
Mass
Cuban Seller Relocates After Segregation Pressure
Residents near Lonsdale and Florida streets in Ashmont pressured Lewis Terry, a Cuban, to sell his $8000 two story house. Neighbors raised $400 as a balm to their prejudice, transferring ownership to William G. Cook who will move in to ease tensions.
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Lonsdale
Florida Streets
Ashmont
Lewis Terry
Mr. Terry
William G. Cook
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Washington & Boylston Sts
Adams Square
White Canvas City
West Newson
Luke Wright Gold
Democrat
Bryan
LABOR
Copenhagen
Credit Men’s
South End Green Clothing House Department Store
Washington Street
Herbert M. Dukeshire
Bamber’s
Panamas
Scollay Sq., Cor
Cornhill
Philadelphia
Russia
Gent. Clothing Co
Washington St
Castle
Columbia Theatre
Weelxley
Eyes Provision CO
North St
Cor
Merchants’ Row
Richmond
Mrs. Atkinson
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