Woman Charged with Larceny in Roxbury
Jennie MelIntire thirty of 52 East Lenox Street was arrested by Patrolmen Kennedy and Gallagher after an alleged larceny of twenty dollars from Emmett H. Wilson of Clifton Street Roxbury. The officers observed her purse the wallet and the exchange ending with her boarding a car. She spent the night at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie MelIntire
East Lenox Street
Kennedy and
Gallagher
Division
Emmett H. Wilson
Clifton Street
Roxbury
Wilson
Court Street
Jennie
Cornhill
Goodby
Kennedy
Pattison Nominated for Governor by Democratic State Convention
Ex-Governor Robert E. Pattison of Philadelphia was nominated for Governor of Pennsylvania for the third time in 20 years by the Democratic State convention held in Penn. George W. Guthrie of Pittsburg was named Lieutenant-Governor and James Nolan of Reading secretary of internal affairs. Pattison accepted with a brief speech as a dispute over credentials caused incidents and police were called to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prie
Penn
Robert E. Pattison
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
George W. Guthrie
Pittsburg
James Nolan
Reading
Pattison
Creasy
Tors
John M. Gorman
Hisses
Kerr
Clearfield
King Edward's Recovery Odds Discussed by German Doctors
German medical men express optimism about King Edward's chances of recovery. They cite Dr Sonnenberg's successful operations on similar cases and a Berlin authority noting an 8 percent overall recovery rate. A Frankfurter Zeitung writer says abscess development with partial opening after operation yields favorable recovery prospects as heart and lungs quickly resumed normal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Edward
Sonnenberg
Frankfurter Zeitung
Boston fighter loses to Molloy in Providence bout
Kid McGee of Boston was defeated in the first round tonight by Jimmy Molloy of this city in a boxing exhibition before the Wilkins Athletic Club in Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence, R. I
Kid McGee
Boston
Jimmy Molloy
Wilkins Athletic Club
Four youths charged with larceny in Roxbury case
Bernard Gately 13 Edward Russell 14 Thomas McCormick 13 and Patrick Cooney 14 were arrested by Division 9 officers last night on two counts of larceny. They allegedly robbed Annie Devereaux on a Warren Street car and Annie Quinn near Washington Street, with losses just over five dollars. Police suspect a Dudley Street terminal gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Gately
Norfolk Avenue
Edward Russell
Thomas McCormick
Langdon Street
Patrick Cooney
Eustis Street
Roxbury
Division 9
Annie Devereaux
Warren
Washington Street
Annie Quinn
Dudley Street
Derby Man Tries to Kill Wife Then Kills Himself
Peter Reed, 62, attempted to murder his wife in Derby, Conn., over pension money disputes and later committed suicide at the jail, drinking four ounces of carbolic acid. Mrs. Reed remained critically ill tonight. Reed had asked the police chief to fetch a dress suitcase, then drank the poison in front of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
Conn
Peter Reed
Reed
Arnold
Fourth of July funding plan revealed for city celebrations
A joint special committee outlined July Fourth appropriations totaling 12 080 across events from city pageantry to fireworks and races. Expenditures include printing 200, sailing 300, rowing 750, veterans on the Common 330, fireworks 2200, music 1000, and local ward allocations. Chairman Doyle to seek Mayor’s extra funds to cover the 12 080 shortfall against 30 000 total and 8 650 available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Point
Charles River
Pero
Whitehall
North End
Franklin Park
Boston
Charlestown
Jamaica
Doyle
Sullivan and Littlejohn Fight Ends in Draw in St John
About 800 fans at Victoria rink witnessed Mike Twin Sullivan versus Dan Littlejohn, the local champion, end in a draw after nine rounds. Sullivan opened a gash over Littlejohn’s eye in round two and continued to press, with Littlejohn defending until the police halted the bout for safety. Referee Power ruled the 10-round match a draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John
N. B
Victoria Rink
Mike
Littlejohn
Clark
Sullivan
Power
Shorts Feared Upward Turn in Dull Stock Market
The New York market showed tepid gains after a period of selling tied to King Edward's illness, with short sellers retreating and buyers cautious. Copper and gas issues led the lift in Boston, Reading and St. Paul rose, while Canadian Pacific faced pressure on ship company rumors. the market remained largely unchanged in the money market amid ongoing reorganizations and dividends announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward
Shorts
Boston
Amalgamated
Massachusetts
Lawson
New England
Swift & Co
Anglo-American Company
Reading
St. Paul
General Electric
American Ice Common
Canadian Pacific
Canadian Ship Company
Joans
Content & Co
Bay State Gas Company
Delaware
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Boston Gas Companies
United Gas Firsts
Market Summary From Boston on June 25
Boston report notes the day’s highest and lowest sales along with the closing bid and asked prices. Market activity remained steady as traders tracked quotes and liquidity across key sectors. Analysts highlighted modest gains in select issues and cautious sentiment amid limited volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Am Tel & Tel
T & F Adj
NE Gas & Coke
Ian Do
du Adventure
Boeton
Boston & Maine
Centennial
Daly-West
Dom Coal Mining
Ate
Dom Iron & Steel
Edison
Fitchburrer Franklining
Houston
Elee
Ee Isle Royale
Mergenthaler Lin
Miss Toppan Day in Asylum Taunton
Miss Jane Toppan, assigned to Ward 6 at Taunton Insane Hospital, is treated like other inmates. She took a morning walk with patients, watched from her window in the afternoon, and rested early in the evening. Her room overlooks the front campus and faces southeast for the sunrise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Jane Toppan
Taunton Insane Hospital
Miss Toppan
The
Asylum
Old School Boys of Boston Hold 20th Summer Reunion
Sixty members and many former girls gathered at Hull for the 20th reunion of the Old School Boys association. Under President Bertie Whittemore and Secretary Herbert Kimball, attendees at Hotel Pemberton shared reminiscences, prayers, and a public school hymn, with aging members John M. Clark and others noted among the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Hull
Organisaton
Bertiemin B. Whittem
Isurance
Herbert W. Kimball
Hiotel Pemberton
Publica
Ge Robbins
A. F.eston
Kiam Trask
Pemberton
Appleby
West Roxbury
Whittemore
Treasury
John M. Clark
G T. W. Braman
Alfred T. Turner
William W. Doherty
Samuel B. Eldridge
Boston Latin School
Continental Congress
Kit
Georgy ‘Worthly
Brookline
William Bellamy
Edward K. Norton
John
Camrell
IA. Tobey
George B. Brown
Pellam Bonney
Cambridge
Fitz H. Price
Amos Wooding
Benjamin F. Bennett
Dorchester
William W. Dougherty
Charles A. Rogers
Louis A. Walcott
Thomas Hall
M. N. Boyden
Newton
Charles Tt. Dillaway
Wellesley Hills
Joseph B. Dillaway
J. Ron. Newton
Edwin Litchfield
Roxbury
Nathaniel Downs
M. D
Thomas W. Tucker
G. C. George
Ton
BE. J. Fairbanks
Milton
Granville Boss R. McAlvin
Francis W. Hall
Benjamin Beaton
George W. Robbins
P. Coates
Ged Gilman D. Colburn
Somerville
Herbert Kimball
Waban
John Cavanaugh
Braintree
A. F. Preston
Soenen Jones
Chicago
Sonne Brooks
T. Crosbyngham
Ten B. Metcalf
Rhode Island
George W. Wickinston
L. Foster Morse
Destructive Indiana Storm Roars Across State
A massive cyclone swept north central Indiana causing about 2 million dollars in damage. Hancock County bore the worst impacts with factories wrecked and seven workers rescued from debris. Roads and rail lines blocked, telegraph poles down, and wire service delayed for days as trains ran irregularly. Two deaths confirmed, numerous injuries, and funeral services disrupted as wreckage spread across Tippecanoe and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
Tippecanoe
Hancock County
Maxwell
United States Chain Factory
New Bros
Chureau
Cleveland
Sample
Great Dam
Electrical Workers Union elects officers in city chapter
The Electrical Workers' Union announces officers including President J J McLaughlin and Vice President D J King with W H Sullivan as recording secretary and E H Chase as financial secretary. Trustees include F B E Caldwell and foreman F L Kells with delegates named to Building Trades Council and Central Labor Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Electrical Workers’ Union
J. J. McLaughlin
D. J. King
W. H. Sullivan
E. H. Chase
F. BE. Caldwell
F. L. Kells
Napectors
Elinberg
Wilkerson
Fred J. Reardon
Bulding Trades’ Council
McLoughlin
Thomas
Woodward
Joyce
Buckley
Gardiner
Hurley
Central Labor Union
Kirg
Pollinger
Poole
Short
Millan
Pitt
Tornado Ravages Marietta With One Dead And 200000 In Loss
A tornado swept Marietta causing widespread destruction. One person was killed and several injured. Property damage is estimated at about $200,000 as the full extent of the storm remains uncertain tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warietta
S.A
Marietta
Honerty
Ruhlin Defeats Tom Sharkey in London Bout
Akron heavyweight Gus Ruhlin defeats New York’s Tom Sharkey in eleven rounds at the National Sporting Club during the coronation tournament. Ruhlin's steadier defense and punching pace wear down Sharkey, who is knocked down late but fights hard until the bell. Denver Ed Martin stops Shandy Ferguson in five rounds with a decisive right hand to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Gus” Ruhlin
Akron
Tom’’ Sharkey
New York
National Sporting ‘Club
Sharkey
Tom” Ryan
Bob” Sharkey
Spike
Sullivan
Ruhlin
Billy” Madden
Ruhilin
Nofeart
Rukiin
Tublin
Rublin
Ull
Rubin
National Sporting Club
Denver
Martin
Ferguson
Still No News of Clarke Boy
Beverly June 25. The search for missing Wilbur Clarke continued with energy. Mr Clarke remained at Chebacco Lake area and in nearby towns, while Mrs Clarke hunted in Wenham and Gloucester. Police from Beverly Manchester and Essex worked all day. A $500 reward was offered by Beverly Chief Ferguson for the boy’s return or reliable information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Clarke
Chebacco Lake
Manchester
West Gloucester
Wenham
Gloucester
Neal
Rhodes
Post
Wilbur Clarke
Wilbur C. Clarke
Essex
Harry W. Clarke
Mass
William A. Ferguson
T. O. D. Urquhart
Alden C. Burnham
Everett Couple Wed In First Congregational Church
Miss Agnes Herbert McLean and Horace Henry Roberts were married in Everett tonight by Rev. W S Sweet. The bride wore a veil 100 years old, a family heirloom. Bridesmaids were Faye Woodruff and May Agnes Chisholm. Ralph P Roberts was best man and Mary Elizabeth McLean was maid of honor. A reception followed at the bride's parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts M'Lean Everett
Agnes Herbert McLean
William McLean
Reed Avenue
Horace Henry Roberts
George A. Roberts
Corey Street
First Congregational Church
W. S. Sweet
Faye Woodruff
Everett
May Agnes Chisholm
Melrose
Ralph P. Roberts
Mary Elizabeth McLean
Bagni Murder Trial Adjourns After Day's Testimony
In Plymouth on June 25 the afternoon session heard Dr. Noyes, associate medical examiner, discuss wounds and locations. Witnesses Charles J. Stetmaier and Charles T. Beytes testified on Bagni's three-year ties to Mill No. 1 and his use of personal knives in the hemp department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Noyes
Charles J. Stetmaier
Plymouth Cordage Company
Bagni
Charles T. Beytes
He Learned Her Name At Yale Faculty Tea
An English instructor recounts a Yale faculty tea incident where Professor Blank charm reveals his roving eyes and asks for the guest name. The attractive young woman answers softly with the whispered name Ethek, ending a tale of mistaken introductions and social missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
Blank
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OLD Solony Trust CO
J. & W. Seligman & Co., Colonial Trust CO
Albany
Fortune-Republica
Cortez Company
Thos. H. Crowell
Sec
American Woolen Company
WM. M. Wood
Haicut & Freese
B’way
Corte Nao
Summer St
Walker-Rintels Drug CO
Dewey Sa
B. F. Brad
Democrats
Kid M’gee
Molloy
American Union Oil & Refining CO
Spindle Top Heights
Sour Lake
Saratoga
Texas
Union Securities Co
Inthrop
Frederick R. Tibbitts
Eastern Steamship Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Maine Corporation
Portland Steamship Company
Bangor Steamship Company
Kennebec Steamship Company
International Steamship Company
Wastern Steamship Company
Rockland
American Woollen Company
Providence
Cutting Car Company
United States Trust Company of Boston
Boston Curb Exchange
American Writing
Bay State
Greene Consolidated
International Belanger
Troy
Boston Mining and Stock Exchange
Eclipse Oil
Greene Copper
Jupiter Steel
Bay State Gas
South Dakota
Black Diamond
Suburban Electric
HEATH
Wwe
Mohawk Mining
Mont & Bos Minoi
Gas & Coke
Colon
Old Deanne
Osceola Oe
Pere Marquette
Pullman Co
Uincy Minin
Attle Electric
Shannon Mining
Tecumseh Mining
Trinity Mining
United Fruit
Ant
United
S Steel
Utah
Dop - Western
Rel & Tei
Westing Elec
Winona Minin Wolverine Mining
Wyandot Mining M
Boston Stock Sales
Floretta
Groton
NEW York Stock Exchange Railroads
Clos- Llowin Sal
Baltimore & Ohio
Canada Southern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago & Alton
Chicago, Ind & Louis
East Illinois
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Chicago & Seapentenenre
Colorado
Hudson
Rio Grande
Erie
Metropolitan
St Ry
Snd
Minnealis
St Louis
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Ontario & Western
Southern Pacific
Peathern Railway
Ts & West
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Ene Wee
Tavcom Notive Saseeeney Ee Ee
Kineeing & Ref
Anaconda Mining Co
Brookly
International Paper
Pacific Mail
Republic Steel
Tennessce Coal & Iron
Union Bar & Paper Co
U S Leather
Vaeh Weke
John King
Sreath Bay
West
Third Street
South Boston
Ohio
Priza
Tom Sharkey
Gus Ruhlin
Clarke Boy
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