Is She a Bray O Brien a Talker
Mrs Adrian Kirgus a hotel proprietor arraigned before Judge Forsaith on a hotel bill debt of 159.05. Continuance granted and bail set at 300. Police say she has opened boarding houses under various names and owes several inns money. She claims her husband, abroad in Europe, will send funds and refutes Harvard graduate claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian Kirgus
Nottingham
Institution of Learning
West Newton Street
Kirgus
Plaza
Columbus Avenue
Miss Brown
Yarmouth Street
Kirgue
Post
Brennan
Downfall of Council President Sparks Stormy Special Meeting
Lawrence reports a heated session as Mayor Jenkins calls a special meeting. Democrats seek McCarthy’s removal while McCarthy resists and suspends Councilman O'Brien. Police line the chamber as factions clash over a motion to depose McCarthy and committee appointments await next week’s vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Jenkins
McCarthy
O’brien
Savage
Messrs
Patterson and
Daley
M. F. Sullivan
Knox
Marshal Bailey
Bradley
Blackmailer Edward J Russell Found Poisoned in Jail
Edward J Russell also known as Edward Meredith, convicted in Brooklyn county court for blackmail of former Corporation Counsel Almer T Jenks, was found in Raymond street jail at 9 am with morphine poisoning. He was in critical condition, stabilized after an hour, and is under guard. Russell admitted taking three grains of morphine and said he obtained it in court yesterday but refused to name the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward J. Russell
Edward Meredith
Brooklyn
Almer T. Jenks
Raymond Street
Russell
Colonel Granger Short Eight Thousand In Connecticut Affair
In New Haven on March 5, it is believed Colonel Salmon Algernon Granger of Winsted died by his own hand after being short in his treasurer accounts for the Connecticut branch of the New England Order of Protection. He was behind by at least $5000, leaving about $12,000 in life insurance which his wife will use to cover his indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Salmon Algernon Granger of
Winsted
Connecticut
New England Order of Protection
Demming
Colonel Granger
Winsted Lodge
Jamaica Plain pair held on breaking and entering charge
In Jamaica Plain Municipal Court yesterday George Scott 27 Edgewood street and Willis Colby 2654 Washington street were held in 600 each by Judge Howard charged with breaking and entering the grocery store of E A Brown 140 Green street Jamaica Plain on Tuesday night Entrance was through a rear window and goods valued at 8 75 cigars 27 50 and tobacco 3 15 were taken
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica Plain
George Scott
Edgewood Street
Willis Colby
Washington Street
Howard
E. A. Brown
Green Street
Wife files $10,000 suit after husband's death in saloon
Mary E Burghardt widow sues Colbert and Nilan alleging civil damages for the death of her husband Frederick Burghardt after he drank and danced at their Pittsfield saloon until insensible and died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mary E
Frederick Burghardt
Colbert
Rival youths in bare knuckle quarrel over orange maiden
In Orange New Jersey two youths Harry Smith and Richard Haines fought in the street after a dance over a girl. Both were arrested when the police learned the bout was prearranged. The girl remains unnamed and will have no associations with either suitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N. J
Harry Smith
Richard Haines
Smith
Haines
Aines
Park Avenue
Leary
Lillian Russell Hoarses, Brooklyn Show Goes On
Stage manager Coventry announces Miss Russell cannot sing due to hoarseness at the Columbia Theatre Brooklyn. After brief heckling a relieved Russell appears in street clothes to apologize and an understudy fills her role for the performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coventry
Lillian Russell Opera Company
Columbia Theatre
Brooklyn
Miss Russell
Sol
Harry Mann
Mr. Mann
Miss Mary Field Plans Readings in Boston for Fathers Works
Miss Mary French Field known as Totty daughter of Eugene Field celebrated her 21st birthday in Boston yesterday. She will read from her father's works at Steinert Hall on March 9 on her third Boston visit. She recalled debuting at Buena Park Chicago last October 27 before 400 guests and spoke of family memories and her late father's influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary French Field
Totty
Eugene Field
Boston
Steinert Hall
Parker House
Papa
Buena Park
Chicago
Miss Field
Romance of a Ring Brings Portland Reunion Tale
Mrs. S. E. Carrington of Cambridge finds an amethyst seal ring in a Portland pawnshop window engraved Ee. W. B. from mother. The ring matches a missing brother's ring and proves the siblings were separated twenty years. She wires Sacramento for a lead and plans to reunite tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
S. E. Carrington
Cambridge
Mass
Sacramento
Bryan Woman Pays Wager in Wheelbarrow Parade
In Atlantic City on March 5 a Bryan supporter paid a bet to wheel John Fox in a decorated barrow through Main Street. The crowd cheered for McKinney and Bryan as Mrs Madden maneuvered the wheeled spectacle despite Fox’s wish to cancel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Bryan
John Fox
Fox
Madden
Lost Her Husband's Love in New York High Court Case
In the New York Supreme Court Mrs. Margaret P. Buchanan sues Mrs. Kate M. Foster for 50000 alleging alienation of her late husband Dr. Buchanan's affections. They married in 1853 and rose from poverty to prosperity before separating. After his death last summer Foster's will named her sole executrix with most of the estate, and the widow and three daughters receive small bequests. The opening to the jury detailed the doctor’s shift from devout, sober husband to profane, spendthrift feelings after meeting Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Margaret P. Buchanan
Kate M. Foster
Buchanan
Indorsed Saloon Reform Efforts Backed by Gage
Lyman J. Gage, secretary of the treasury, supports and funds the Hartford reform drive led by G. C. Bidwell. He will speak at Park Street Church on Sunday at 7 30 about the relation of saloon custom to saloon power and the ten years of investigations into causes of demoralization among youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Bidwell
Hartford
George M. Pullman
George Bidwell
Lyman J. Age
Future of Ireland debated in Lords over finance and reform
In the Lords Lord Castleton proposes a consolidated Irish fund to aid industry and agriculture. Lord Lansdowne cites awaiting commission report on Britain Ireland finances. Lords Morris and Spencer urge tax reduction as key to Ireland’s trade, population and home rule prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
Lord Castleton
Great Britain
Ireland
Lord Lansdowne
State For War
Lord Morris
Vative
Lord Spencer
Assault Alleged at Sudbury Street Home
Dre, said to be Richard T. Lattim James, allegedly assaulted his brother with a hammer at 106 Sudbury Street several days ago. He was arrested in Somerville by Joy Street station officials yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dre
Richard T. Lattim
James
Hammer
Sudbury Street
Joy Street
Dedham Man Frank Brehm Dead at Hyde Park Street Home
Frank Joseph Brehm a retired merchant tailor died this afternoon at his Hyde Park street home East Dedham. Born in Germany in 1820 he had lived in Boston and Dedham for many years. A daughter survives him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dedham
Frank Joseph Brehm
Hyde Park Street
East Dedham
Germany
Boston
All-Wool Clothing at Deep Discount Reserve Sale
We offer Clay Coats and Vests from 15 to 22 dollars wholesale, now 5 dollars each while stock lasts. Sample pieces available by mail, plus 486 free samples of our All-Wool 300 Spring Suits. Janke CLO. CO., vl summer st. Open Sat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Davis, Hopkins & CO
Summer St
Boston
United
Smith
Richard 608 & Chase
W. H. Kendall & Co
Aghol
Kendall
Beaver
Melton
Chinchilla
Sears
Athol Mass
City Hotel
Moston
Athol
Yankep Clothing Co
Counterfeiting Ring Alleges Boston Den With Moulds
J A Keith alias W Cushman arrested near Union Station with six counterfeit moulds in possession and a hypher cipher letter seized. Police link him to a Western gang active in Boston. commissioner holds Keith for the US grand jury. Detectives expect further developments as the North End den is investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cushman
J. A. Keith
Fiske
Ken
Union Station
Hines
Station 1
C. H. Knowlton
Cushman
Rogues
Waters
Post
Boston
sub-Treasury
Washington
Secret Service
North End
James Austin Missing From Amesbury Home
Amesbury police asked Boston to locate James Austin a shoe manufacturer missing since February 27 from his home. A letter from him dated in the city said he would never return home. it is believed his mind is affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldredge
Police
Amesbury
Boston
James Austin
Burglars Blow Open Safe At Kelley Liquor Store
About 6 o'clock this morning burglars dynamited the safe of Levi A. Kelley at 106 Fenner avenue and took $30 in silver, failed to obtain about $400 in small bills, and gathered nine deeds valued with the rest at $20,000. The office clock stopped at 4:05. The deeds are not negotiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Levi A. Kelley
Fenner Avenue
Grocer Cornelius Highland Cleared In License Case
The Board of Police yesterday dismissed the complaint against Cornelius Highland a grocer at 121 Norfolk street Roxbury who was charged with violating fourth class liquor license rules by selling beer for on premises consumption. Sergeant Burns Division 9 alleged to have seen the act. Lawyer M J Murray defended Highland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police
Cornelius Highland
Norfolk Street
Roxbury
Burns
Division 9
Highland
M. J. Murray
Dorchester Worksite Tragedy Kills Michael Prendergast
Michael Prendergast of Dorchester was killed instantly yesterday afternoon at a new building site at Vernon and Washington streets. Crushed in a cellar collapse, his body was taken to City Hospital morgue. Medical Examiner Draper notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Prendergast
Woodward Street
Dorchester
Vernon and
Washington Streets
Prendergast
City Hospital
Draper
Smith resigns from Somerville police after teacher complaint
Stephen S. Smith, then a Somerville officer, faced a teacher's complaint after which he refused an investigation and submitted his resignation to Mayor Perry. The Board of Aldermen accepted the resignation and a petition for reinstatement was referred to the police committee, which will report withdrawal of the petition. As a result, Smith will not return at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Smith
Somerville
Spring Hill
Perry
Board of Aldermen
Andrews and
Whittaker
Mr. Smith
Chambers for Samoa Chief Justice Post
W L Chambers of Alabama, former U S land commissioner at Samoa, is agreed by Great Britain Germany and the United States to be chief justice of Samoa succeeding Judge Ide. The King of Samoa approves the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. L. Chambers
Alabama
United States
Samoa
Great Britain
Germany
Ide
Railroad brakeman falls from moving car in West Cambridge
Guy H. Wellman a Fitchburg railroad brakeman fell from the top of a freight car while the train ran through West Cambridge yesterday afternoon and suffered a compound fracture of the skull. He was taken to his home at 2 Cross street Charlestown for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy H. Wellman
Fitchburg
West Cambridge
Cross Street
Charlestown
Builder Falls Thirty Feet In Injury at Work
Jacob M. Harrison thirty four, of 267 Hanover street, fell thirty feet while working on Houghton and Dutton's new building yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital with injuries to his right leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob M. Harrison
Hanover Street
Houghton & Dutton
Massachusetts General Hospital
Tapley Wins Revere Board Seat After Recount
The Revere Selectmen recount finished yesterday afternoon with Albert A. Tapley elected by four votes over William T. Janvrin. Janvrin had won last Monday by one vote. Both candidates ran on the Citizens' ticket, but Tapley is a Republican and the board remains Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revere
Albert A. Tapley
William T. Janvrin
Mr. Janvrin
Janvrin
Tapley
Citizens
Mr. Tapley
Cercle Francais Presents French Comedy at BU
The Cercle Francais of Boston University staged Le Testament de Madame Paturel under the Philomathean Society with about a thousand attendees including Harvard Tech Tufts Wellesley Lasell and Brown reps. Miss Alice Estelle Burrill led as Jeaneton with Miss Linia Mick and others delivering strong Rouen era roles. Reviews from French critics were highly praising with guest observers from Wellesley Lasell and Boston noting the performance as superior to last year's rendering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cercle Francais
Boston University
Harvard
Tech
Tufts
Wellesley
Lasell
Brown University
Alice Estelle Burrill
Mme
Robbin
Linia Mick
Newton
Julia P. Solis
Mme. Lorieux
Katherine A. Whiting
Jeanneton
Mme. Robbin
Miss Mick
Gertrude
Miss Everett
Mme. de Rocencref
Orleans
Mme. de Lorieux
Miss Whiting
Miss Solis
Post
E.S. Goulston
Boston
Professor la Maley
Jennie Mae Clark
G. W. Capen
Miss Stafford
Cadmuss
Colds Cured and Pneumonia Prevented by Pulmonine
Pulmonine is promoted as a remedy that cures colds and prevents pneumonia and is sold at all druggists with claims of health benefits.
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Robert T. Almy & CO
Washington St
Heyward Pl
Lillian Russell
Bray
O Brien
Talker
Adrian Kirous
Kim
Granger Short
Helo
J. Ogden Doremus
W. C. Tilden
A. M
Geo. F. H. Markoe
James F. Babcock
Samuel Cabot
Cushing Process CO
Fulton St
Lillian
Standard Clothing CO
Riverside
Sandard Chi King
Ewashington ST
Kelso Mills
Lapham Mills
Gage
Future OF Ireland
Lori Morris
Frank J. Brehm
Den
James Austin Missing
Chambers
THE
Madame Paturel
Philomathean Society
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