Life story behind Hope Young accused of murder
Mrs. Kate Brodis, sister of Hope Young, claims Hope did not kill Minnie Ward for pleasure but for revenge. She details Hope s life in Nova Scotia and Boston, the alleged manipulation by a Nova Scotia man, and the motive of revenge if proven true. She names notary Elmer E. Young’s trip to Digby and vows to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Young
Digby
N. S
Minnie Ward
Charlestown
Kate Brodis
Post
North Mead Street
Hope
Ada Young
Boston
Tusket
Beverly
Minnie
Nova Scotia
Oxford
N. H
Kingsley Melanson
Brodis
Musquash
St. John County
N. B
Joseph Young
Elmer E
Hattie Hatfield
Boston detective arrives to aid Plympton child death case
Elmer E. Young the Boston detective and notary public guardian of May Young six, arrives from Boston to aid the Plympton death case. He is accompanied by Hatfield a distant relative and former Plympton resident. They visit the county jail where May Hope Young is held on suspicion of causing the child's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digby
Elmer E. Young
Boston
May Young
Plympton
Little One
Young
Hatfield
Miss Hatfield
May Hope Young
Foley Arrested for Larceny From City Hospital
William A. Foley aged 22 was arrested last night by Special Officer Cornelius Regan of Station 5 on larceny charges. He is accused of stealing money from Dr. Frank H. Holt of City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Foley
Stamford Street
Cornelius Regan
Station 5
Foley
Frank H. Holt
City Hospital
Grand Trunk Railway Tours From Boston to West Coast
Grand Trunk Railway offers two escorted tours from New England to California and Denver for 160.50 dollars, all expenses included. A 30 day trip from Boston and Portland includes Niagara Falls Chicago Denver Seattle Colorado Springs Salt Lake City Portland Los Angeles and San Francisco. A July 8 export to Denver for Epworth League convention departs Boston led by a clergyman with a 44 dollar option. Booklets available from T H Hanley at 860 Washington Street Boston.
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California
Denver
Grand Trunk Railway
Atlantic
Pacific
New
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Seattle
Colorado Springs
Salt Lake City
Portland
Oregon
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Boston
Epworth League
T. H. Hanley
Washington Street
Harvard Crew Shows Clear Improvement in Varsity Eights
Harvard's varsity eight posted a better piece of work this afternoon under Coach Wray, the best showing of the season. Fahnestock returned to No 8 in the freshman eight, Parke shifted to the four, and Gill was set at No 3 in the four-oar. Roosevelt telegram of good luck sparked cheers at Red Top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale's Ferry
Conn
Harvard
Wray
Fahnestock
Parke
Gill
Roosevelt
Red Top
Baseball News And Comment
Harvard and Yale clash at Soldiers Field as The Crimson seek edge in uncertain college baseball. Washington eyeing Subway championship dominates headlines with weather woes and ongoing chatter about a season book. Comiskey adds two dentists and considers a veterinary surgeon to care for Charley horses. Cleveland batters show scattered stats with Lajoie at .299.
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Chicago
Young
Altrock
Harvard
Yale
Soldiers Field
Crimson
Washington
James Collins
Fielder Jones
John I. Taylor
Comiskey
Hub Hart
Harry White
Kahl
Rhoades
Cleveland
Bemis
Flick
Bradley
Bay
Turner
Stovall
Vinson
Black
Wadleigh
Mike Wadleigh
Winthrop Beach
Care
H. E. Gage
St Anthony's Field Day Contests Set for Saturday
Local athletes entered for St Anthony's Church annual field day at North Brighton playground Saturday afternoon. Event sanctioned by the Amateur Athletic Union with costly prizes likely to spark exciting competitions.
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St. Anthony’s Church
Allston
North Brighton Playground
Amateur Athletic Union
Record Hake Fleet Sets Fresh Landing Mark at T Wharf
The Flora Nickerson led a large hake catch at T wharf with 120,000 pounds of hake plus 10,000 pounds cod and 10,000 pounds cask making 140,000 pounds of fresh fish on a day when the five-ship fleet brought total landings to 243,400 pounds. Prices quoted include hake 11-4 to 31-4 cents and cod 23-4 to 56-4 cents. The fleet also included the Manhassett Annie Perry Fisk Hawk and Henrietta G. Martin. Captain Jack O'Brien aboard the Mattakeesett reported 300 barrels of salted mackerel from Cape shore. The White Star liner Arabic sails for Queenstown with 292 saloon 180 second cabin and 400 steerage passengers. The Canopic will depart for the Mediterranean with 370 saloon passengers, the largest list yet carried for that route. Dense fog disrupted schedules offshore Nantucket Shoals Vineyard Sound and outer harbor, delaying steamers and stalling many ocean tugs.
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T Wharf
Flora Nickerson
Haddock
Nickerson
Manhassett
Annie Perry
Fisk Hawk
Henrietta G. Martin
Jack O'Brien
Seinor Mattakeesett
Cape Shore
White Star
Thompson
Hoosac
Queenstown
M. Clark
East Boston
W. N. McVickar
Providence
R. I
Nathan Matthews
James L. Richards
Consolidated Gas Company
R. H. S. Goddard
William FE. McKay
Edward M. Richards
Francis B. Forbes
Marcus M. Kimball
J. J. Cairnes
Samuel Eliot
F. E. Atteaux
McFarland
H. W. Dunning
M. A. O'Sullivan
Albert
E. Pillsbury
Joseph C. Schultz
Nantucket Shoals
Vineyard Sound
Vineyard
Parthian
Philadelphia
Chippewa
Jacksonville
Charleston
Fire Island
Catharine Moran
George T. Flay
Parrsboro
New York
Highland Light
Cape Cod
Metropolis
Mystic Wharf
River Platte
Equitable Life Report Targets Offenders and Mutualization Debate
Albany dispatch details Superintendent Hendricks critique of Equitable Life Assurance Society. It condemns officers James W. Alexander and James H. Hyde for self serving deals, notes Tarbell exoneration, and urges mutualization and stock elimination. The report condemns salaries and related trusts, points to extensive related party leases, and cites large syndicate profits to Hyde and Alexander.
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Albany
Francis Hendricks
State Insurance Department
Higgins
Equitable Life Assurance Society
New York
Hendricks
Wall Street
James W. Alexander
James H. Hyde
Morton
Gage E. Tarbell
Mr. Hendricks
Alexander
Safe Deposit
Equitable Safe Deposit Company of Boston
Henry B. Hyde
Equitable
Boston
Security Safe Deposit Company
Equitable Safe Deposit Company
Missouri Safe Deposit Company of
St. Louis
Equitable Trust Company of
Commercial Trust Company of
Philadelphia
Equitable Trust Company
American Deposit & Loan Company
Equitable Life
Equitable Trust
Life Society
Hyde
The
Western Bank of New York
National Bank of Commerce of New York
William H. MclIntyre
Chauncey M. Depew
David B. Hill
Elihu Root
Shipping News Mini Almanac Headlines and Movements
June 22 maritime notice lists arrivals and clearances: steamers Chippewa Devereux Jacksonville Brunswick Ga Parthian Smith H F Dimock Baker and others in ballast to load lumber for Buenos Aires towed by Catharine Moran. schooners Ella L Davenport Sardinian Clara J Stevens. tugs Swatara Sabbich towing barges. various vessels cleared and sailed east from Portland Eastport and St John New Brunswick with multiple tugs in convoy.
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Chippewa
Devereux
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Charleston
Parthian
Smith
Philadelphia
H. F. Dimock
Baker
New York
Dingley
Dennison
Portland
City of
Rockland
Curtis
Bangor
Ransom B. Fuller
Blair
Path
City of Gloucester
Ober
Gloucester
George T. Hay
Parrsboro
Spicer
Buenos Aires
Catharine Moran
Ella L. Davenport
Hall
Apalachicola
Clara J. Stevens
Calais
Ston Brook
Grant
Swatara
Sabbich
Ashland
Beechwood
Lynn
Lykens, Hughes
East
Cumru
Pine Forest
Ariel
Brittain
Braddock
South Amboy
Towing Barges and Vessels Pass in and Out Off Highland Light
Delphia tows barges Hammond and Alaska calling at New Bedford for Spring. Wesley A Gove tows barge Beechwood from Philadelphia via Lynn Nellie and Blanche to Camden from Norfolk. Tug Catharine Moran from New York towing ship George TIT Hay bound for Boston. Mercury with schooner Chanticleer from Marblehead for Vineyard Haven passes out.
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Delphia
Hammond
Alaska
New Bedford
Wesley A. Gove
Beechwood
Philadelphia
Lynn
Nellie
Blanche
Camden
Norfolk
Highland Light
Catharine Moran
New York
George Tit. Hay
Boston
Mercury
Chanticleer
Marblehead
Vineyard Haven
Joy Line Offers Ideal New York to Boston Coastal Trip
A summer tourist option is the Joy line praised as the ideal route between New York and Boston. The voyage is described as continually engaging with land in view, breaking monotony and offering varied scenery along the coast from Boston to New York.
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JOY Line
New York
Boston
New Sleepers To Lake Placid From Boston Start June 26
The Boston and Maine Railroad launches a Monday Wednesday Friday sleeping car to Lake Placid via Fitchburg Division leaving Boston at 4 30 p m and arriving Lake Placid 7 45 a m next day Starting June 26 the service follows Hoosac Mountains and Deerfield Valley to Troy then north via Delaware and Hudson Returning trains depart Lake Placid at 7 45 p m on Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays arriving in Boston at 9 50 a m next day.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Lake Placid
Boston
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Commonwealth
Mediterranean
Pith
Equitable Report
Tarbell
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Ryan
Hendricks’ Report
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Henry P. Hyde
Society
H. C. Frick
Hyde Stock
Jacob H. Schiff
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Equitable Society
Shipping News
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J. B. Martin
Paspebiac
Devonian
Kershaw
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Old Dominion
H.M. Whitney
Tordenskjold
Louisburg
G. B
Port Antonio
St. Croix
St. John
Eastport
Gettysburg
N. Y
Boston & Maine R. R
West End Dispensary
Cambridge St
Bowdoin Sq
Blick CO
Boylston St
Compton and
Tremont Sts
Castle
AUC
ION Sales
S.R. Knights & CO
Tremont St
Melrose
Cor
Walnut
Lynde ST
Walnut St
Wyoming Station
Read’s Legal Agency
Devonshire St
LAW Syndicate
Water St
Winthrop
Mass
Court St
Chas. C. Allen
daSett
Wood Piano CO
South Terminal Station
Readville
Pauline Hood
Somerville
Prospect Hill Ave
C. Stohn
Green St
Jamaica Plain
Jameson Brothers
Monument Sq
the Post
Post Office Square
Washington St. F. Kennedy
S. H
Whitman & CO
Arlington Ave
Sullivan Sq
New and
Albee’s
Casily
Guy’s
Canal St
Nathaniel Wales
Needham
McIntosh
Stillings St
Typewriter Exchange
Bromfield St
Washington St
Bankers’ Loan Company
Smith Brig
Court Square
New England
Vicinity
Mutual Loan CO
Q Water St
Room
Strong & CO
Ria
S. R. Briggs
Ee Tata
Ieeee
McDowell’s
Mes
Hazen Confectionery
North
F. A. Woolworth & CO
Tremont Row
Brookline Laundry
Highland Station
West St
N. BE. Trunk CO
Mystic St
Everett
Ce Mt Real Estate
Mattapan Hollingsworth St
Dudley Talbot
Old South Bldg
Main
Milton
Pfeiffer
Sth Ave
Nee Ee
Bath
Pleasant
W. H. Besarick
Haynes Park
Roxbury
Mattapan
Fremont Place
Bohemian
Boston & Albany
Manchester
South Boston
London
Boston & Maine
Wilson & Furness-Leyland Line, Ltd
London—Columbian
RED Star Line
Antwerp
South
State St
Neeneenee Nee Eee
Aimee
White Star Lines
Azores
Romanie
Company
India Building
Cunard Line
Ivernia
Saxonia
Eg Ag
Sylvania
Etruria
Campania
Carpathia
Pitonia
Pannonia
the Cunard Steamship Co., Ltd
Chas. P. Sumner, Agt
STATE
Haverhill St
North Union Station
A Coyne
M. B
Massachusetts
WAY Association
Brooklyn
Franklin School
Massachusetts Corporation
Franklin Chool Engineering
Coyne Brosco
Cincinnati
Monroe
Painters Union I
d&So
Fore River Shipbuilding ,Co
Quing
Alberts
Washington, St
J. O Ballem
Commercial St
Hartford Rubber Works CO
Atlantic Ave
Boston Gear Works
Purchase St
Norfolk Downs
Rerm ET
National Mfg. CO
Worcester
M. Sand
Columbus Ave
Colclins
Ave
Maqere Fso
Davis Ave
Brookline
Winter St
Colonial Loan CO
Milk St
d&Surf
Dewey Loan and Banking Company
Spooner & Briggs
William E. Fay & Co
P. O. Box Ae
Tolman
Bromfeld St. Workingnen’s Loan Association
Robert Treat Paine
Mass. Ave
Cambridge
Nat’l Loan CO
d&Sutt
Franklin Loan CO
Ithout Security
Pemberton Sq
Earl Huan
Federal St
Merchants and Miners Transportation Co. Steamship Lines
Newport News
M. Graham
Battery Wharf
Summer Street
W. P. Coria
Ange
Domsson Atlantic Railway
Maritime Provinces
Yarmouth
Long Wharf
Foot State St
Prince George
J. F. Masters
N. E
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Line
Phiadelphia
Freigs Passage
W. G
Central Wharf
Broadway
Warren Line
Sagamore
Sachem
Michigan
Hoosac Tunnel
Warren & CO
Cape Bretton
Prince Edward Island
Newfoundland
Union Wharf
Halifax
Hawkesbury
Charlottetown
W. Pebday
Gen. Mgr
Wall Paper & Paint CO
Dover St
Kesselman
Friends St
Spizer & Cooper
Billerica St
J Seevak & Bros
Canton St
D. Bonner
Leverett St
Wise Bros
Roxbury Sewing Macchine Agency
Warren St
Dudley St
Sumtuth-Ts Lady
Imp
Singer
Tremont
Roxbury Crossing
Main St
BAY State Dancing School
Marshall
Slye
North Market St
Peabody Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Revere House
Arch St
Penn
Ton Ian & Co
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