Notorious Forger Robert E Harvey Arrives in Boston in Custody
Robert E Harvey famed as a major swindler arrived in Boston from Oak Park under police escort and was jailed. He confessed a long crime record after extradition, including forging a $10 000 check on the First National Bank of Boston. He previously used names like Rev Charles Gibson and Warren Glenn.
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Robert E. Harvey
Boston
Oak Park
Chicago
Sheehan
Gaddis
Illinois
Harvey
Charles O. Gibson
Lansing
Mich
Hartford Md
California
Montana
Albany
First National Bank of Boston
Robert E. Hall
First National Bank
New York
Hall
Warren Glenn
Union Before Country Denies Naturalization in Westville Case
Judge Wright of the Federal Court refused naturalization papers to William Strong of Westville, a United Mine Workers member. When asked which to follow if the union and U S laws differed, Strong replied the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville, Ill
Wright
Federal Court
William Strong
Westville
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Strong
Probe sanity of girl lashers case in Police Court
Jessie McClennan was arraigned for assaulting George Sweetser and Llewellyn Pulsifer with a whip. The judge declared her guilty on admission but delayed final action pending a sanity examination by Dr. Jelly. The case was continued for a mental report to be presented this morning.
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Jessie McClennan
George A. Sweetser
Llewellyn Pulsifer
Murray
Jelly
Sweetser
Pulsifer
Miss McClennan
Dr. Jelly
Hariman Sultana Ready for Sea Voyage Toward Panama
E H Harriman’s yacht Sultana is being fitted in Panama for a sea trip. The captain said plans call for a departure to New Orleans on Saturday. From there Harriman and a party of friends are expected to travel to Panama to inspect canal work.
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New York
E. H. Harriman
Sultana
New Orleans
Splendid Lens Work Shown In Boston Camera Club Exhibition
The 19th annual Boston Camera Club show displays 100 photographs with top prizes awarded in portrait landscape marine snow animal and genre categories. Winners include Charles Peabody Cambridge and R W Marshall Boston with multiple. The exhibit runs daily 10 to 4 at 50 Bromfield Street through March 27.
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Boston Camera Club
Charles Peabody
Cambridge
FE. L. Pitman
Natick
R. W. Marshall
Boston
F. R. Frapkie
C. B. Webster
Grandfather's Mill
G. E. Fisher
Walter KX. Means of
Malden
Stony Brook
A. Murray
Roslindale
P. W. Riley
Cygne
H. S. Adams
Buster Brown and
Butter Ball
Bromfield Street
Thriftless Tar Passing in Boston Harbor Aid Report
The Boston Port and Seamen's Aid Society reports a nearing death of a spendthrift sailor and notes they hold about 14 399.18 in bankbooks and cash for sailors. During the year 9850 seamen visited the Home with varied lodging and meal support including 1161 full board cases and 623 trust loans totaling 2815.05 with unpaid 1487.46. Eighty two men from 15 shipwrecked vessels were assisted and 212 jobs were found for sailors.
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Joseph P. Hatch
Boston
Eighly
Editorial stance on tainted beef sparked controversy
The Brockton Enterprise notes it has not yet read the first paragraph where a newspaper publicly endorses tainted beef or asserts it is acceptable to sell under any conditions.
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Brockton Enterprise
Infected Beef Sale Letter Critics Governor Draper
A reader from Lynn comments on the infected beef sale case urging enforcement of existing meat laws and criticizing Governor Draper and Dr. Peters. The writer defends the Post's reporting and calls for action to preserve Massachusetts’ moral standing, sending support to the editors.
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Draper
Dr. Peters
Commission of Crime
Post
Massachusetts
L. L. Martin
Lynn
Bad Beef from Maine to the Editor of the Post
A Boston letter writer describes Maine practices condemning and burying diseased cattle, critiques tuberculine testing, and warns of possible lax inspection enabling shipment to Massachusetts. The writer argues Maine methods are safer than Massachusetts public markets and urges stricter state control.
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Maine
Massachusetts
Peters
State Board of Health
Boston
Trouble for Draper in diseased meat controversy
East Boston Free Press reports Governor Draper faces political danger over lax handling of diseased meat as the Boston Post exposes State Cattle Bureau practices allowing slightly infected beef. The Governor defends tainted meat, urging enforcement of strict laws amid calls for federal inspection and better protection for Massachusetts citizens.
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East Boston Free Press
Draper
Boston Post
State Cattle Bureau
Massachusetts
State Board of Health
Commonwealth
Congress
Fight for the People Against Tainted Cow Milk Practices
Dr. W Bryant Guy from Boston urges reform in milk production arguing cows are kept cruelly in milk farms fed cheap foods and confined for long periods. He claims tuberculous disease stems from such conditions and calls for public action to protect consumers, dated March 16.
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von Behring
W. Bryant Guy
M. D
Boston
Becker Wins Gold Medal In Spring Golf Tour
C. L. Becker of the Woodland Golf Club won the gold medal for the best qualification score in the fifth annual spring golf tournament at Pinehurst. He posted a 77 leading John E. Porter of Allegheny Country Club by two strokes. Be tied for third were B. Silliman of Detroit and Walter Fairbanks of Denver Country Club.
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Pinehurst
N. C
C. L. Becker
Woodland Golf Club
John E. Porter
Allegheny Country Club
BE. Silliman
Detroit
Walter Fairbanks
Denver Country Club
Florida
Luckenbach Tops Bid for U S S Inca at $1800
Edward F. Luckenbach of New York bid $1800 to purchase the U S S Inca, a converted yacht built in Boston in 1898 and formerly used by the Massachusetts Naval Militia, with openings held at the Navy Department.
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Washington
Edward F. Luckenbach
New York
Oliver Succeeds Knox as U S Senator for Pittsburgh
The Pennsylvania Legislature in joint session declared George Tener Oliver of Pittsburgh elected to the United States Senate to fill the Knox term. Oliver will be sworn in Monday and serve until March 4, 1911.
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Harrisburg
Penn
Pennsylvania
George Tener Oliver
Pittsburg
United States Senate
Philander C. Knox
Oliver
Witness Slugfest Clouds Gibson Divorce Proceedings
In a Gibson divorce trial John Sloan admitted fatherhood of the oldest child but denied Mrs Gibson as mother naming Mrs Hattie Freeman as the mother. A confrontation with Freeman led to a brawl injuring Sloan's eye and a court warrant request against Freeman. The morning session presented all evidence in the case.
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Gibson
John Sloan
John FE. Gibson
Sloan
Hattie Freeman
Canton
Obituaries from Springfield to East Boston
Notices of deaths for Carlton Apollonito Agnes Doran Catherine Foppiano Michael Kepple and George Angell with funeral plans and locations in Boston area churches and cemeteries. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services and send condolences or flowers as noted.
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Apollonio
Springfield
Ohio
Carlton Apollonito
H. A
Winchester
Mass
Ysso
Nigrth
Chauncy Street
Sacred Qjeart Church
North Square
Kepple
East Boston
Michael J
Alice Kepple
Preston
Maverick Street
Sriday
Church of the Assumption
George T. Angell
Copley Square
Boston
van Nessa
Roblin
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
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Orange Pekoese English Breakfast Co
Kohinoor
Formosa
Ie Orloff
Chase & Sanborn
Girl Lasher
Panama
Harriman
C. F. Clark
Hatch
Aid Society
Washburn
Crosby's
Washington St
Park Theatre
THE
J. S. Bailey
Thayer Boots
Oxfords
la France
Budd Cross
College
Moise
Becker
U. S. S. Inca
Knox
Essex St
Elm St
Cor. Hanover
Dorchester Ave
Columbus Ave
Box
Bow St
Somerville
Hyde Park Ave
Forest Hills
Green St
Jamaica Plain
Outlet CO. Light
Central Sq
Mass. Ave
Broadway
Everett
Main St
Hancock St
Quincy
Cambridge St
Allston
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