Mullins the Moonshiner Arrest Ends Desperate Reign
Wuertina West Virginia June 23 Harve Mullins leader of the Mullins moonshining gang in McDowell county for seven years is captured along with P G Cooper Eight gang members are indicted for murder Mullins is said to have killed five men before his arrest Deputy Internal Revenue Collector N I Keadle hid in the woods for days before ambushing Mullins and Cooper Mullins resisted with a revolver and Cooper with a rifle before surrendering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullins
West Virginia
Virginia
Internal Revenue
N.l. Keadle
Harve Mullins
Cooper
Prince George of Greece in transit from San Francisco
Prince George of Greece travels from San Francisco to New York aboard a journey noted in a page summary. The report mentions related transit and cross Atlantic interests with other items on the same page.
City and Suburban Sports and Page One Highlights
City and Suburban column previews American athletes abroad rowing and bicycle races Fourth of July sports and a Harvard crew banquet. Mentions cricket results B A A struggles then wins and a tribute to the Pine Farm school damage. Notes on labor meetings and a mayoral liquor license prosecution in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Medhanic
Louis
A Banks
Boston
Boston Grestian Club
Franklin Park
Mount Mopadnoc
Harvard
Sculley Square
Page
Pine Farm School
Newton
Children’s Aid Society of
Lacnara
W. Averell
Cambridge
Woburn
Railroad trainmen urge Crocker reappointment in Springfield
Five hundred delegates from the Brotherhood of rail workers representing New York to New Hampshire met in Springfield on June 28. L S Collin spoke, Mayor Bradford welcomed them, and they urged Governor Russell to reappoint George G. Crocker to the Railroad Commission. They praised Crocker’s National Railroad Commission work and supported automatic couplers, power brakes, and limits on Sunday and over eight hour work days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Brotherhood of
New York
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
L.S. Collin
Ft. Dodge
Bradford
Russell
George G. Crocker
Crocker
National Railroad
Improvements That Transform Maverick Bank Quarters
Workmen since January have rebuilt and enlarged Maverick Bank at Congress and Water streets. The main room is doubled in size with a new vault system and multiple safes. Asa P. Potter remains president, J. W. Work cashier, and the bank boasts electric lighting, an elevator, and expanded clerical space. Established 1854, the bank handles large city business, foreign exchange, and government bonds with deposits over 10 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick Bank
Congress and
Water Streets
Nho
Boston
Congress Street
Asa P. Potter
J. W. Work
Damon Works
State Street
Congress
Potter
Water Street
Great Britain
Europe
China
Japan
United States
Canada
Shipwrecked Crew Saved From Bahama Wreck
The steamship Adirondack, from the Bahamas, arrived in New York with part of the crew of the bark Knut Alfson, wrecked off Black Rock, Acklins Island. There was no loss of life. The Alfson left Philadelphia on May 21 bound for Cuenfuegos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Adirondack
Bahamas
Knut Alfson
Black Rock
Acklins Island
Alfson
Philadelphia
Cuenfuegos
Late Ship News From Highland and Hatham
Report from Highland and Hatham noting strong easterly and northeast winds with threatening weather. Vessels passing and anchored include steamer Winthrop and City of Macon, tug Dudley Ray with barges, and multiple barges and schooners in tow. Steam yacht Matie remains in harbor as ships maneuver for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nighland Light
Peconic
Rong Frode
Maverick
William S Slater
S Ik Mead
Mary Whiteridge
Dudley L’ray
Nathan Bale
Winthrop
Basex
City of Macon
Hatham
Wreatler
Rattlesnake
Lrookaside
Reading
Matie
Bangor
Urat
La Touraine Sets New Transatlantic Record From Havre
Fire Island sighting confirms La Touraine's remarkable crossing in seven days three hours and eleven minutes from Havre, beating the La Bourgogne record. The twin-screw liner, built near St Nazaire, measures 540 feet with 1090 capacity, featuring advanced bulkheads, electric lighting, and lavish first class interiors for 392 passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
la Bourgogne
Frangeul
la Touraine
Penhouet
St. Nazaire
France
la Pouraine
Poirpot
Colby University Commencement Week Opens With Sermon
Colby University Waterville Mo June 28 commencement week began with fair weather. President Small delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the Baptist Church. The senior class attended in a body as Rev W H Spencer offered prayer. Small urged reading the gospels and comparing Jesus with other great thinkers to judge the truth of Christianity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Colby University
Small
Baptist Church
W. H. Spencer
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Confucius
Buddha
Socrates
Marcus Aurelius
Orient
Embezzlement Warrants for Express Company Officials
Warrants issued for Charles Bigelow and Norman Perry of the American Express Company in St. Louis charging defalcation of 1200 dollars. Perry already arrested. Bigelow is in Chicago visiting family and will be arrested on return. Both men held on heavy bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Charles Bigelow
Norman Perry
American Express Company
Perry
Bigelow
Chicago
Express Company
Portrait of Columbus Bought for 10000 in Cuicano
Ghaziea Gunther, a local curio collector, purchased the portrait of Christopher Columbus painted by Chevalier Antonio Moro for $10,000 in Cuicano on June 28. The sale underscores the growing interest in historic portraits among regional collectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cuicano
Christopher Columbus
Chevalier Antonio Moro
Ghaziea
Gunther
Curio
Christian College Students At World Student Conference
Three sessions were held in Northfield with Rev John Smith of Edinburgh preaching on Abraham's Intercession. Prof R E Thompson spoke on apostles calling as about 1200 attended. William R Harper described college student difficulties and faith, with nearly 1000 at the evening service and 350 at the missionary conference on Round Top Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northbreep
John Smith
Edinburgh
Abraham
R. E. Thompson
University of Pennsylvania
Stone Hall
William R. Harper
Chicago University
Christian College
Gores
Round Top Hill
L. W. Munhall
Royal Greek Prince George to visit New York before Liverpool sail
Prince George of Greece is due in New York tomorrow or the day after and will stay until July 4 before sailing on the Servia to Liverpool. He arrived in San Francisco Tuesday from Yokohama escorted by the Russian gunboat Kelatz and is 22, a Greek navy lieutenant in charge of the torpedo department.
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New York
Prince George of
Greece
Liverpool
San Francisco
Gaslic
Yokohama
Kelatz
Vladivostock
Czarowitz
Tokio
Demetrius N, Kotassi
Ralili Bros
Prince George
Deimonico’s
Lim
Czarwitz
Tsu
Japan
Czarewitz
Desperadoes Rumored Raid on Sac and Fox Agency
A Wichita dispatch reports a sensational rumor of an armed attack on the Sac and Fox Agency Friday night by desperadoes, with a large treasure allegedly seized and escaped. A Guthrie U S marshal heard the same tale. the Dalton gang is named as the attackers. No verification has been obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Wichita
Kas
Sac and Fox Agency
Guthrie
Okla
Dalton Gang
Famous Bandit Arturo Garcia Found Dead Near Artemisa
Havana reports Arturo Garcia a famed bandit was found dead near Artemisa with multiple bullet and stab wounds. authorities have not yet determined the killer or motive. the case shocks locals as investigators cordon the scene and search for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Arturo Garcia
Artemisa
Transatlantic and coastal ship arrivals and positions noted
The list records numerous vessel movements on dates in June from ports including Boston Baltimore New York Havre London Liverpool Glasgow and Montreal. Ships named Euripides Milanese La Bourgogne Servia Moravia Polynesian and others are listed with origins such as St Johns Baracoa Havre and Montreal and destinations like Philadelphia New York and San Francisco.
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Boston
Kehrwieder
Namburg
Euripides
St Johns
Milanese
London
Cuba
Baracoa
Baltimore
Mississippi
New York
la Torraine
Havre
Normanda
Hamburg
City of Chicago
Rome
Liverpool
Bremen
Fulda
Southampton
Eider
Glasgow
Montreal
Gibraltar
Pontiac
Mediterranean
Philadelphia
Virginian
Laverpool
Michigan
Richmond Ill
Storm King
Moravia
Senin Y
la Bourgogne
Mongellan
Minnesota
Columbia
Cape Hace
Servia
Ethiopia
Aurania
la Burcogne
Kinsale
Dalton
New Orleana
Stopy Island
Lake Huron
Mont- al Hoye Kong
City of Peking
San Fran
Ora Kong
Parthia
Vancouver
Lane 1
Ork
Gallino
Crushed In His Side Death at City Point
Edward McCabe boiler maker for Harrison Loring was crushed by a horse car on City Point street. He fell under the front platform after boarding near East Sixth street and died within minutes from internal hemorrhage. The driver acted quickly but McCabe did not survive. He was 25, unmarried, with two brothers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
Edward McCabe
City Point
McCabe
Harrison Loring
East First Street
M. City Point
James Mellen
Loring
East Sixth Street
Park Square
RE. A. Luther
William H. Clark
Merlen
Mellen
Clark
Luther
Pierce
Burnham
John H. McCloud
Clack
Leons R. Tripp
Dr. Forbes
Forbes
Tripp
Silver Street
City Hospital
Woburn Liquor War Moves Against City Leaders
The Rev Hugh Montgomery plans to prosecute Mayor George F Bean and the Woburn Board of Aldermen for illegally granting tavern licenses lacking food preparation facilities. He cites evidence from liquor trial records and expects convictions. Montgomery will reveal a letter from counsel B B Johnson who declines to appear again. Johnson is reportedly unhappy with court decisions. Complainants will be sworn in after several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Hugh Montgomery
George F. Bean
Board of Aldermen of
Hon. B. B. Johnson
Fourth District Court
Montgomery
Johnson
Reverend Ogden Dies in Pulpit At Warrensburg Church
The Rev William M Ogden rector of the Church of the Holy Cross Warrensburg Warren county fell dead in the pulpit while preaching this morning He was 45 years old and had served as pastor for twenty years He was well known in Episcopal church circles across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samatoga
William M. Ogden
Church of the Holy Cross
Warrensburg
Warren County
Gladstone Morley Improve. Spurgeon Still Critical
London report notes Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Morley showing health improvement. Mr. Spurgeon is a trifle better yet remains in critical condition amid ongoing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Explosive Disorder in Italian Chamber Over Foreign Policy
Rome scenes of wild tumult as Admiral Brin tried to read the interpellation on foreign policy. Premier Rudini pledged to uphold the Diei bund and European peace amid shouting, threats, and a near riot that ended with a prorogation for summer holidays. London reports Rudini considered secession from the Dreibund but stayed with alliance after England’s sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Admiral Brin
Marine
Rudini
Italy
Europe
Signor
Martino
Signor Cavallotti
Signor Martino
Signor Cavalletto
Signor Bovio
Chamber
Concord
Signor Sonnino
Sontino
Scutile
London
Dreibund
England
Trouble in China risks near Shanghai mission attacks
Admiral Belknap's Asiatic squadron received a June 1 dispatch from United States Consul General Leonard in Shanghai. Chinese band that destroyed the Woo Sich mission May 31 were believed en route to attack Shanghai area missions, with nine gunboats on the river and Allied ships at Shanghai. Captain Curley of the Alliance confirmed the Woo Sich mission destruction and noted Shanghai viewed the situation as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lachaker
Shanghai
Leonard
United States Steamship Alliance
Kel- Knap
Curley
The
Alliance
British and American Vessels to Cruise Behring Sea
Victoria June 28. H M S Nymphe commanded by Turner sails with mails for Esquimault then Nanaimo to meet US S Mohican for Behring Sea passage. Pheasant and U S S Alert expected to join, Alert captain Hitchcock ill, Lt Wainwright to assume command. Mascot and Otto of Victoria have been quietly fitting out for sealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
The
Alert
St. Josephi’s Hospital
Wainwright
Washington
Mascot
Otto
When the Kaiser Goes Away Germany to Rule Briefly
Berlin June 28 The ministerial council acting during Emperor William's absence sped up talks on a Central European customs union and kept the Russia entente in suspense. The anti grain law agitation is to be ignored unless food riots occur. An 8 000 000 mask lottery is to support Major Wissman's East Africa venture.
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Berlin
William
Russia
Wissman
East Africa
Wonderful new gun shown in Manchester exhibition
London reports a private Manchester demonstration of a pneumatic gun by engineer J. E. Bott. Details remain secret until patents are secured. The weapon claims greater range than the Zalinski gun and the ability to fire fifty pounds of dynamite three miles, with a rate of fire of twice per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Manchester
J. E. Bott
Continental
Zalinski
Tin-plate works shutter in South Wales for one month
Four-fifths of the tinplate plants in South Wales closed yesterday for a month. The shutdown affected about 256,000 workers who were left unemployed for the period. The move impacts major yards and factories across Wales, with government and labor officials monitoring the stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
London
South Wales
Oaken English Sideboard Offers Bargain at $25
A vintage catalogue pitch extols a two blade money making sideboard priced at $25, comparing it to a $50 value with features like a bevelled mirror, upper shelf, lined drawer, double locked plate closet, linen drawer, rich carvings, oval brass knobs, and oxidized trim. Meant to promote the new 18v1 catalogue issued for five two cent stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Chilean cabinet formed as insurgent party seeks U.S. recognition
The Bureau of the American Republics reports Chile appoints a new cabinet led by Julios Banados Espinosa while Washington awaits official contact from Don Pedro Montt's faction. The move aims to shield Balmaceda opponents by seeking belligerent rights, with recognition likely to be negative in effect. Also reported is the death of Demetrio Lastarria, former Speaker and Balmaceda ally, en route across the Andes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of the American Republics
Republic of Chile
Jutgo Banabos Espinosa
Manual Maria Aldunate
Francisco Javier Concua
Manuel Aristides Zanartu
Jose Valasques
Nicanor Acator
Julios Banados Espinosa
Chamber of Deputies
Santiago
Chile
Don Pedro Montt
United States
Congressional
Balmaceda
New York
Senor Demetrio Lastarria
Andes
Senor Lastarria
House of Deputies
London Fire Chief Eyre Shaw Resigns After Thirty Years
London reports Captain Eyre Massey Shaw resigns as chief of the metropolitan fire brigade. Born in County Cork in 1830, he served briefly in the army and led after the Tooley Street blaze, retiring after thirty years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eyre Massey Shaw
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Shaw
County Cork
Ireland
Seafast Constabulary
Barinwood
Tooley Street
London scandal linked to Tranby Croft baccarat inquiry
The Pall Mall Gazette reports that Lord and Lady Brooke have instructed George Lewis to sue papers circulating unfounded and malicious libels tying Lady Brooke to the Tranby Croft baccarat inquiry storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pall Mail Gazette of
Society
Lady Brooke
Tranby Croft
Lord
George Lewis
Typhoid Water Warning Shakes Florence City
The Florence commission investigating typhoid fever condemns all city water supplies and urges visitors to drink bottled water to avoid infection. The advisory highlights a public health crisis and calls for precautionary measures amid rising concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
The
Times
Florence
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Mullins the Moonshiner
Newburyport & Amesbury Street Railway Company
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Seventh Regiment
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Tven
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Merose
Despradoes
Sac and Fox
Horne Mullins
Oxford Boat Club
Ane
Germany
Raser
Pew
Paris
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Hewins & Hollis, Outfitters
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C.F. Appleton
Gentlemen’s Shoes
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Clobe Building
GEO
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H. Lloyd
Lan ii
Bromfield At
J. Ty Phelps
Stave Agt
Dey
Boslou
President
Small -Basin of Christianity
Christian College Students
Chicago University At
Thomson - Houston Motor CO
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Behring Sea
Paing
Canal ST
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