Off to Europe After Yeggs Signed for Extradition
Inspectors Morrissey Cronin and Lt. Lee, signed by Deputy Superintendent Watts, depart next Thursday for Europe to extradite yeggmen wanted in the 1910 Washington street jewelry store robbery. Lynch located Goldberg brothers in Austria and Rothstein near St. Petersburg, Russia. Cronin and Lee proceed to Germany, Morrissey to St. Petersburg to pursue Rothstein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Morrissey
Miael H. Cronin
Hugh Lee
Police
Wil B. Watts
Europe
Austria
Russia
Samuel E. Allian
Washington Street
Watts
Thomas K. Lynch
Joseph
Jacob Goldberg
Lynch
Goldbergs
Harris Rothstein
St. Petersburg
Cronin
Lee
Germany
Morrissey
Tuberculosis Remedy Based on Eckman’s Alterative
Patient Edna Finzer writes of recovery from tubercular peritonitis after using Eckman’s Alterative. The ad touts the remedy for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung ailments and promotes sales through Riker Jaynes stores Houghton Dutton Drug Dept. and other outlets. It invites readers to request a booklet and contact Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia for more evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckman
Savannah St
Rochester
N. Y
Edna Finzer
Riker-Jaynes
Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Roosevelt heir loses hat and watch at Harvard
Kermit Roosevelt son of the former president recently back from Africa at Harvard College reportedly lost a Panama hat and a watch while returning to his Claverly Hall apartment on the Gold Coast in Cambridge. The janitor saw him hatless at 2 am and Newtons area authorities investigated. Special officers were assigned to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Roosevelt
Unitedd States
Harvard College
Claverly Hall
Gold Coast
Cambridge
Kermit
Station 1
Plass Sued Over 1000 Dollar Note in Cambridge Court
Arthur Co. Stone filed suit against Rev. Norman E B Plass in Cambridge court for failing to repay a $1000 note. Stone’s attorney Frank L. Simpson said the loan was made in December with a promise to pay by April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman EB. Plass
Newton
Redeemable
Arthur Co. Stone
Cambridge
Frank L. Simpson
Stone
Plass
Roxbury Girl Sentenced After Suicide Attempt
Hsther Thompson, a Roxbury girl, attempted death by self harm in a detention room of the Imperial Court. She was taken from hospital to the courthouse, arraigned, and the judge ordered placement in the county jail for treatment and confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hsther Thompson
Roxbury
Imperior
Charles
Judge William Schofield Sworn as U S Circuit Justice
Judge William Schofield formerly of the Superior Court was sworn in as a justice of the United States Circuit Court to replace the late Judge Francis C. Lowell. Judge Le Baron B. Colt administered the oath as the marshal Major Guy Murchie led the procession into the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schofield
United States Circuit Court
Dodge, Brown, Colt and Schofield
Superior Court
Francis C. Lowell
le Baron B. Colt
Circuit
United States Marshal
Guy Murchie
Charles K. Darling
Colt, Brown and Dodge
Crier
General Darling
Colt
President
Schofield
Bowditch Daughter Weds Loring Jr at Moss Hill Home
Miss Rosamond Bowditch daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Bowditch of Jamaica Plain married yesterday at Moss Hill the bride’s country home to Augustus P Loring Jr of Beverly. The ceremony was attended by her sister Miss Mary Bowditch as maid of honor and Nathaniel Simae using as best man. The bride wore white satin with overtrappery and tulle veiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosamond Bowditch
Alfred Bowditch
Jamaica Plain
Moss Hill
Augustus P. Loring, Jr
Beverly
Mary Bowditch
Nathaniel Simpae Akin
Gloucester Woman Observes 103d Birthday
Gloucester's oldest resident Mrs. Lucy Hickey marked her 103rd birthday at her son Captain John C. Hickey's Burnham Street home. She admires King George V and recalls a life near Halifax before moving to Gloucester. Her family includes a 107 year old brother in Portugal Cove and seven children. a notable connection is Archbishop McCarthy of Halifax, once a boy she helped raise.
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Gloucester
Lucy
Hickey
John C. Hickey
Burnham Street
George V
Miet
Prince of Wales
Joshua Selig
Portugal Cove
Nova Scotia
Halifax
England
Archbishop McCarthy
Colin Campbell
Lucknow
Penwick Williams
Karls
Richard O’grady Haley
Charles Hastings Doyle
Justice Haliburton
Sam Slick
Bursting Tire Kills Trinity College Junior
Milford Ct June 22 Walter Scott Jarvis a Trinity College junior from Brooklyn was killed when a tire blew out causing his car to crash into a fence. Morton Crehore a freshman was with him in the vehicle at the time of the accident.
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Milford
Walter Scott Jarvis
Jefferson Avenue
Brooklyn
Trinity College
Hartford
Jarvis
Morton Crehore
Milk Raisers Call Meeting on Price of Milk
New England milk producers announce a mass meeting at the American House on Monday June 26 at 10 am led by Stanley H Abbot president to address the indictment of a Milk Producers Company official and the impact on milk prices. They argue contractors fear dealing with organizations and seek a living price, citing lower current net earnings versus last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Walter A. Hunter
Boston Co-Operative Milk Producers’ Company
American House
Stanley H. Abbot
Wilton
N. H
Hunter
Producers’ Organization
Roxbury shooting victim dies. suspect held without bail
Harry H. Butts, who fatally wounded Robert Williamson after a quarrel on Camden Street, Roxbury, was arraigned in Roxbury Court before Judge A Nathan Williams. Williamson died from his wounds at City Hospital while court was in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Butts
Robert Williamson
Camden Street
Roxbury
A. Nathan Williams
Williamson
Ana Bald
Ovington to Fly Low from Waltham to Boston and Back
Earle L. Ovington plans a sensational 70 mph monoplane flight from Waltham to Boston at about 200 feet altitude. He will follow the Charles River, then return, allowing spectators to view the dragon fly closely. The Waltham Watch Co. will award gold watches to Mr and Mrs Ovington at Metz Aerodrome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Boston
Earle L. Ovington
Charles River
Waltham Watch Company
Ovington
Metz
Brandreths Pills Laxative Promises Quick Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Brandreth pills as the best and most carefully prepared laxative in the world. It claims relief and cure of constipation, described as the cause of most illness, urging a trial to prove their value.
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