Immigrant Boarding House Keeper Arraigned on Immoral Purpose Charge
Angel Garcia keeper of a Spanish boarding house on Hastlith street New York was arraigned before United States Commissioner Hayes on a charge of unlawfully bringing a young woman to this country for immoral purposes. The 34 year old man and the 23 year old woman arrived aboard the Cymric and were detained for a special inquiry amid conflicting statements and a forged marriage certificate. Both face possible deportation as the hearing proceeds.
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Angel Garcia
Hastlith Street
New York
United States
Hayes
Garcia
Coruna
Spain
East Cambridge
Pockets Picked by Three Young Men In East Boston Tunnel
Austin Farwell of 122 Washington Avenue Chelsea reported to police that his pockets were picked of 160 dollars by three young pickpockets who jostled him at the entrance of the Atlantic Avenue station East Boston tunnel early yesterday.
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Austin Farwell
Washington Avenue
Chelsea
Atlantic Avenue
East Boston
Nebraska Ship Strikes Rock in Harbor Incident
The Nebraska bound for Charles Town navy yard hit a rock near the starboard buoy in fog. Helmsman steered differently, midship plates bent, divers checked hull, ship warped into Dock 2. no puncture found after quick backing and collision drills.
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Nebraska
Evans
Navy Yard
Charlestown Navy Yard
Take Off Beer on Nebraska at Charlestown Navy Yard
A long line of bluejackets hauled wooden boxes labeled beer from the storeroom to the pier as the battleship Nebraska began unloading liquor after the ban took effect on July 1.
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Nebraska
Charlestown Navy Yard
United States
Nebraska Troopship Nebraska Docking At City Base
The Nebraska arrives for a three month docking period with overhauls planned including installation of a new aft gun set. Sailors and soldiers report monotonous days in Vera Cruz and aboard ship as they await orders. William Kerr of a Mexico City brewery travels with the vessel to Minneapolis for talks with officials.
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Rhode Island
North Carolina
Nebraska
Vera Cruz
William Kerr
Mexico City
Mr. Kerr
Minneapolis
Boston Wins Big Drydock Contract for Giant Facility
The city secures a contract to build a giant drydock, the largest in the nation and among the world’s biggest, costing 2.5 million dollars. It will be built quickly, with transatlantic companies already pledging 60,000 dollars yearly for upkeep, easing annual interest around 100,000 dollars.
Return to Mexico for firm official amid Vera Cruz trip
Two other passengers aboard include J. A. Harmon of the New York Sun Washington bureau and Robert W. Nesser, a naval affairs writer, both previously in Vera Cruz. American troops enjoy excellent health due to strict sanitary arrangements since the city’s occupation.
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Bers
Mexico
J. A. Harmon
Washington
New York Sun
Robert W. Nesser
Vera Cruz
City
Alleged Deserter of Wife Arrested in Boston
Joseph H. Feldman a 34 year old dentist of 26 Davis street South End was arrested on indictment for deserting his wife Tillie on May 16. He was brought from New York by Inspector John Linten and jailed at Charles street. The charge ties to a New Bedford choir singer’s disappearance and a proposed trip from Hoboken to Cairo Egypt. Feldman denies the charge claiming he was with Dr Elkans on 138th street when located by his wife.
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Joseph H. Feldman
Davis Street
South End
Tillie
New York
John Linten
Charles Street
Feldman
New Bedford
Hoboken
N. J
Cairo
Egypt
Dr. Elkans
One Hundred and Thirty-eighth Street
Roxbury Man Fined for Cruelty to Horse
Hyman Chansey of Roxbury was arraigned in Roxbury court and fined $10 for cruelty to a horse. The Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals prosecuted. Chansey paid the fine. It was alleged he drove a horse that was badly galled.
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Hyman Chansey
Roxbury
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Chansey
Boston dry dock project awarded to Holbrook Cabot Rollins
The port directors awarded a contract valued about 2.5 million dollars to the engineering firm Holbrook Cabot Rollins for a 1200 by 150 by 54 foot dry dock. The structure will extend diagonally from Commonwealth property in South Boston with a long sea wall and heavy construction materials including concrete granite steel and cast iron.
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Boston
O Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins
Commonwealth
United States
Europe
Missing Lincoln Chauffeur and Car Probe
Lincoln police issue an alert for Carl Churchill his wife and child plus a 1914 light gray Ford with red trim and plate 45528 after they vanished Sunday about 5 pm. The Codman household owner Thomas Codman reports the chauffeur had been trusted but all leads fail to locate the car or family.
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Lincoln Police
Thomas Codman
Lincoln
Carl Churchill
Churchill
Codman
Boston Opera Company Arrives After Paris Run
After eight weeks in Paris they earned a phe romenal artistic success. Thirty six women members arrived yesterday on the steamship Cincinnati at Commonwealth piers South Boston. The voyage from Hamburg Boulogne and Southampton was uneventful.
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Paris
Boston Opera Company
Cincinnati
Commonwealth Piers
South
Boston
Hamburg
Boulogne
Southampton
Opera Singers Return Home From Paris After Notable Season
The company praised Paris as an opera center praising the performances and French critics while the Cincinnati carried 81 salon passengers 80 second cabin 89 third and 163 steerage. J L Harris of San Diego and Alfred Otis Larkin of Portsmouth were among travelers sharing the voyage details and health related delays.
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Paris
Ralph Lyford
Taddo Wronski
Benjamin Nielsen
Alice Nielsen
Lillian Adams
Eleanor Francis
Beatrice Diiver
Russell
Cincinnati
J. L. Harris
San Diego
Cal
Mr. Larkin
Colombo
Ceylon
Pacific
Japan
China
Singapore
Rector Sacrifices Fortune to Wed for Love
The rector of the Boston Y M C A explained why he gave up a fortune of 600000 dollars to marry Miss Katharine May Vinton of Stoneham. He said he followed the dictates of his heart despite the great loss.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
Katherine May Vinton
Stoneham
Speare Free of Will Condition Despite Plans to Marry
Mr. Frank Palmer Speare, engaged to Miss Katie May Vinton, waives a late wife’s estate condition that warned him against remarriage. The stipulation would have granted him the fortune only if he remained unmarried. he now loses the inheritance as he prepares to wed. The bride's family confirms the match and the will’s terms. Speare continues his work as an educational director, efficiency expert, and garment factory owner in Melrose.
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Mr. Speare
Miss Vinton
Speare
Edwin Vinton
Stoneham
Mary A. Whiting
Lasall Seminary
Auburndale
Frank Palmer Speare
Melrose
Farmer's Wife Drowned While Fishing in Pond
At Stetson Pond near Pembroke Mrs. Mary Blakeman 87 wife of farmer John Blakeman was drowned late tonight when she and her elderly father Maurice Cooper of Brooklyn New York were tossed from a rowboat. Cooper was saved by passing boatmen and Mrs Blakeman's body was recovered an hour later with grappling irons.
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Pembroke
Mary Blakeman
John Blakeman
Stetson Pond
Maurice Cooper
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fireman Breaks Knee When Thrown From Wagon
Frederick J. Mitchell 27 of Roxbury a member of Boston protected fire department Company 3 was thrown from Ladder 28 while answering a fire alarm in Hyde Park. He sustained a broken knee and severe shaking up. The blaze in J J Killila laundry near 16 Massasoit Street Hyde Park was caused by an overheated chimney. Owner Thomas J Fallon estimates the loss at 500 dollars.
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Frederick J. Mitchell
Cardington Street
Roxbury
Boston Protective Fire Department
Hyde Park
J. J. Killila
Massasoit Street
Thomas J. Fallon
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