Thaw deemed still insane. release deemed dangerous
Albany March 3 Harry K Thaw, slayer of Stanford White, remains of unsound mind and a Matteawan discharge would threaten public safety says Dr Roy L Leake in sworn affidavit to Attorney General Carmody The state plans to redraw Matteawan rules and resume habeas corpus proceedings before Justice Giegerich with William T Jerome as special counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Matteawan State Hospital
Carmody
Roy L. Leak
Carmody Thas
William T. Jerome
New York County
Thaw
Jerome
Keogh
New Rochelle
Senate
Finance Committee
Franklin Iennedy
Jerome 'N
Justice Keog
Justice Giegerich
Ninth Judicial District
Matteawan Hospital
Leake
Matteawan
Gold Dust Cleans, Sterilizes Kitchen Utensils
Gold Dust does more than clean it sterilizes and leaves kitchen items sanitarily safe. It cleans thoroughly and faster than soap, eliminating germs of decay bound to lurk in oft used utensils. Gold Dust makes pots and pans spick and span.
Rexall Orderlies Offered With Money Back Guarantee
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a safe, effective laxative with a no questions money back pledge. It claims relief from constipation and associated ailments and urges readers to purchase at The Rexall Stores, noting limited local availability.
Ten Maine Cities Pick New City Governments
The March municipal elections in Maine saw a Progressive mayor win Auburn, a Republican city, with A. W. Fowles securing the mayoral post by 82 votes over Democrat Harrie L. Webber. The Auburn board of five Aldermen will be mostly Progressives, with one Democrat. Other cities backed Progressive slates but saw light opposition.
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Portland
Auburn
Maine
A. W. Fowles
Harrie L. Webber
Towns shift from dry to wet in Greater Boston area
Yesterday's town meetings show Bedford first to vote wet after 27 years while Middleton also shifts to license. Tax collector contests arise in Townsend with overvotes or ballot stuffing threats. Multiple towns report no license wins and new selectmen, with several communities electing school board members and noting firsts such as the first woman elected in Saugus and Winthrop's nonpartisan election.
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Greater
Boston
Bedford
Middleton
Townsend
Amesbury
F. W. Howes
W. W.barker
J. J. Mason
Arlington
Jacob Bitzer
Frank V. Noyes
Herbert W. Rawson
Manuel Bfefter
Irving Hodgdon
Sherman G Rich
Belmont
Geo. Co
George W. McIntyre
James McLaughlin
Thomas W. Pollock
Dedham
John A. Hirsch
Walter Austin
John J. Smith
James P. Hubbard
Frank H. Farrell
Saugus
Walter Sprague
George Quarmby
Herbert M. Forristall
Anna S. Hastings
Stoneham
L. B. Renfrew Gray
Arthur S. Parker
William H. White
Warren A. Rodman
P. J. Fitzpatrick
Westwood
Henry D. Weatherbee
George C. Lee
Henry C. Mylor
Wilmington
Herbert €. Barrows
Arthur W. Eames
Edward N. Eames
Winchester
Maurice F. Brown
William J. Daly
George T. Davidson
Elbridge I. Jewett
Adison R. Pike
Winthrop
Winthrop Magee
Joseph A. Barry
James F. Carr
Marion Watts
Maine City Elections Shift in Bath Eastport and Lewiston
In Bath a Democratic majority mayor will lead a mostly Democrat council replacing Republicans. Eastport shows a Republican landslide expanding GOP control. Five mayors up for renomination were reelected, mainly Democrats, including J A S Dyer of South Portland to a fourth term and Blethen, Pattan gall, Beane to third terms. Lewiston stayed Democratic and Saco elected Republicans in four of seven wards.
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Bath
Eastport
J. A. S. Dyer
South Portland
Blethen
Rockland
Pattangall
Waterville
Beane
Hallowell
Cunningham
Ellsworth
Lewiston
Saco
Belfast Nominee Seeks Seventh Term as Mayor
Edgar F. Hanson won the Democratic caucus nomination for his seventh consecutive term as mayor of Belfast Maine. Republicans will not field a ticket in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Edgar F. Hanson
Troops Patrol Border In Precaution Over Skirmish
Douglas Arizona March 3 Colonel Guilfoyle orders nearly the entire Ninth Cavalry on border patrol duty to prevent a repeat of Sunday’s clash with Mexican troops. A machine gun platoon was sent to the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas, Ariz
Guilfoyle
Ninth Cavalry
International Line
Mexican border incident raises tensions near line
Near the line late today a firing incident occurred as so called Mexican crossing party was mistaken for a detachment by negro troopers. No one was wounded. Colonel Guilfoyle sent a Washington report supplementing yesterday battle notes. A recovered message from a Maderista junta messenger allegedly outlines plans to unite rebels on both sides to attack Douglas and Agua Prieta, with anti American statements. One warrant issued for a prominent Mexican resident who has disappeared.
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Guilfoyle
Washington
Maderista Junta
Douglas
Agua Prieta
Denial of aid in will making surfaces in Folsom case
Testimony in Dedham yesterday centered on Dr. Charles Soule Barrel denying any suggestions to Mrs. Folsom about her will. The proceeding linked divorce records showing Francis G. W. Folsom named in a Lothrop divorce for infidelity and Mrs. Lothrop marrying Folsom in 1908 after the decree.
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Folsom
Dedham
Charles Soule Barrel
Beacon Street
Boston
Sherman JL. Whipple
Carl TD. Lothrop
Irace A. Lothrop
Francis G. W. Folsom
Lothrop
Francis C. W. Folsom
Central Falls
NABBED AFTER LONG CHASE IN CAMBRIDGE
Floyd A. Stone aged 22 of 42 Mt Pleas ant street Cambridge was arrested after a fast chase through Back Bay streets. He faces forgery and uttering a $110 check drawn on Bay State Trust Company at 222 Boylston Street. Patrolman Crowley led the arrest with a crowd assisting. Stone was caught in a Carver street yard.
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Floyd A. Stone
Mt. Pleasant Street
Cambridge
Back Bay
Bay State Trust Company
Boylston Street
Crowley
Stone
Carver Street
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Promote Cold Cure Promise
Advertisement claims a one day cure for colds with LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails. Signature of B. W. Grove appears on each box.
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B. W. Grove
Norwood selects two incumbents and slips license vote
Norwood voters re elected two selectmen James W Conger and James A Hartshorn for another year and Daniel F Slattery defeats Samuel M Winslow for third seat. Slattery led with 616 votes while the town votes no license by more than two to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Board of Selectmen
James W. Conger
James A. Hartshorn
Daniel F. Slattery
Samuel M. Winslow
Slattery
Fire disrupts Watertown Republican election celebration
A small fire sparked by red torches in awnings at Yerxa’s grocery and the Watertown Republican town committee rooms interrupted a victory celebration. Fire Chief ordered the celebration to stop after a march from the town hall to headquarters marking two Republican gains on the board of selectmen.
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Yerxa's
Main Street
Watertown
Republican Town Committee
Ctown Hall
Board of Selectmen
Winthrop Girl Athlete to Wed Wallace Bascom in DC
Miss Helen A Stover of Winthrop and Wallace Bascom of the Interstate Commerce Commission will wed in Washington tomorrow. The couple met at Onset Cape two years ago after Stover saved a drowning boy. They plan to sail to the Philippines and settle in Manila after a trip to San Francisco.
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Helen
A. Stover
Winthrop
Washington, D. C
Wallace Bascom
Interstate Commerce Commission Service
Onset
Cape
Miss Stover
Bascom
Washington
Joseph W. Stover
Washington Avenue
Capital
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission’s Service
San Francisco
Philippines
Manila
Strike Ends With Major Arrests In Garment Ruckus
About 14 women were among the nearly twenty arrested as clashes broke out between striking garment workers and non union workers. More than 75 patrolmen stood guard downtown as strikers and supporters battled strike breakers.
Six Women Arrested in Essex Street Assaults During Strike
Six young women were charged with assault and battery on non union workers after disturbances near Essex Chauncy Kingston Bedford Summer and Washington streets. The group included Bertha Aissen Bessie Goldstein Gussie Kablan Annie Fredd Martha Miner Sophie Berman Dora Stein and Gregorio Servello. They were bailed by Mabel Gillespie of the Women's Trade Union League and face arraignment at 9 am. Protests over police searches of women at the station house were planned with Commissioner O Meara to be notified.
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Bertha Aissen
Winona Street
Bessie Goldstein
Marion Street
Boston
Gussie Kablan
Garland Street
Annie Fredd
Joy Street
Martha Miner
Revere Street
Sophie Berman
Stamford Street
Dora Stein
Irving Street
Gregorio Servello
Sheaf Street
Mabel Gillespie
Women's Trade Union League
Davis R. Dewey
Board of
Children’s Institutions Department
City
S. B. Pearman
Pearman & Brooks
State Street
O'Meara
Essex
Chauncy
Kingston
Bedford
Summer
Washington Streets
Chadwick Funeral Coincides With Son's Death in Jamaica Plain
Charles M. Chadwick 25 of 43 Holbrook Street Jamaica Plain died of heart failure at his home during his mother's funeral services at Forest Hills. He worked as an elevator operator at 16 Arlington Street and was the son of John Chadwick a veteran Boston police officer. The father learned of both losses after returning from the burial and collapsed, with little hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Chadwick
Holbrook Street
Jamaica Plain
Chadwick
Arlington Street
John Chadwick
Boston
Forest Hills
Mr. Chadwick
Eight Admit Illegal Votes in Cranston Mayor Race
Eight men testified before the Rhode Island Supreme Court that they voted illegally in Cranston’s last city election for Mayor Edward M. Sullivan. They said they had not naturalized and one claimed he was paid $2 for his vote, aiming to unseat Republican candidate John W. Horton.
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Providence
R. I
Supreme Court
Cranston
John W. Horton
Edward M. Sullivan
Sullivan
Hundreds brave cold to get cure in New York
In New York thousands of poor tuberculosis victims crowded around 839 Fifth Avenue despite the County Medical Society enjoining Dr. Friedrich Friedmann of Berlin from treating patients until tests prove the serum’s efficacy. The physician had said he did not know when treatment would begin, and owners of the building refused him access to establish a dispensary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
County Medical Society
Friedrich Franz Friedmann
Berlin
Fifth Avenue
Ban on Dr Friedmann sparks fear among patients and public
Gaunt mothers with shawls, sick children, and anxious couples fill the streets as a temporary ban on Dr. Friedmann is posted by the County Medical Society. Police and officials note no direct interference, while crowds await further word on his serum and possible appearance at a medical meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Friedmann
The
County Medical Society
Mrs Charlotte Hurll Dies Aged 83 in Dorchester
Mrs Charlotte Hurll widow of Harry Hurll an old time printer and newspaper man died yesterday in Dorchester in her 84th year She was born in Wolfboro New Hampshire and lived most of her life in Boston She is survived by two sons Harry Hurll of Beverly and John Hurll of the Boston Post.
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Charlotte Hurll
Harry Hurll
Dorchester
Hurll
Wolfboro
N. H
Boston
Beverly
John
The
Boston Post
Indict 3 for Mill Thefts In Newport Rhode Island
Newport March 3 indictments for stealing cotton and cotton waste from the Shore mills at Tiverton were returned by the Newport County grand jury against James Haden a Fall River manufacturer John H Richardson Shore mills official now dead and J William Dacey a teamster all of Fall River Holden Dacey and Felix Breault a mill boss carder are now under bail on similar charges involving about 20000 dollars of material thefts by mill officials say.
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Newport
R. I
Tiverton
Newport County
James Haden
John H. Richardson
Shore Mills
J. William Dacey
Fall River Holden
Dacey
Felix Breault
Mill
Man of 244 Douglas Street Rescued After Gas Drought
John Brendle, believed mentally deranged, turned on a gas jet in his Manchester New Hampshire home and sat in his room awaiting asphyxiation. Neighbors detected the odor and alerted police who broke in and saved him from death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
John Brendle
Douglas Street
Brendle
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