Boston Gang Outbreaks Prompt Police Action
A report describes a wave of crimes across Boston including fire bug arson in Charlestown causing over a million dollars in damage. Pickpocketing on transit and street holdups are also noted with multiple gangs active in the South End North End West End and South Boston.
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Charlestown
South End
Canton Street
Dedham Street
Paul Street
North End
West End
Charles Street
Boston
Robbery Warrant On Chelsea Bridge Incident
Bernard Israel Oliitch of 6 Barton Street West End was held up by several men on the Chelsea bridge side of Charlestown late Saturday night.
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Bernard Israel Oliitch
Barton Street
West End
Charlestown
Chelsea Bridge
Robbery Attack on Olvitch Ends With Wounds and Loss
In Chelsea a wagon incident left Mr. Olvitch unconscious after a group assaulted him over money. He woke at Station 15 with a bleeding cheek and $13 missing from his pockets. a passerby helped him reach safety. His 9 year old nephew was present.
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Olvitch
Station 15
Chelsea
Chelsea Bridge
Local man assaulted and robbed leaves without clues
The victim returned to the scene of the attack seeking witnesses but found no clues to the assailants. He bore a facial wound and three loose front teeth, highlighting the severity of the assault.
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Olvitch
Fire destroys European Hotel block in Willimantic
A blaze in Willimantic Connecticut gutted the European Hotel block and scorched the Harrington block, causing about 25000 dollars in damage. Twelve boarders escaped with no injuries but lost all possessions. The fire began in the hotel kitchen and the cook Lizzie Stewart lost 1500 dollars in cash.
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Willimantic
Conn
Lizzie Stewart
Fire Breaks Out in Everett House on Hamilton Street
A blaze reported at 9 15 p m in a wooden house at 21 Hamilton street near the Chelsea line caused extensive damage. Owned by C H French of Boston and occupied by Mrs Minnie Hamilton the fire began in the cellar from an unknown cause. The lower part of the house was badly burned with furniture including a piano damaged by fire and water. Losses were about 1200 on the building and 500 on furniture, both insured.
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Everett
Hamilton Street
Chelsea Line
C. H. French
Boston
Minnie Hamilton
Fire Damages Unfinished Malden House on Chester Street
A fire tonight in an unfinished Chester street house owned by Henry A. Stevens of Malden caused about 200 dollars in damage.
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Malden
Chester Street
Henry A. Stevens
Death in Balloon Fall In Wallace Idaho
W A Middlekarf was killed and L M Odell seriously injured when a balloon tore and parachutes failed during an ascent in Wallace Idaho. The two men fell about 200 feet after the balloon’s lower section tore away. A spectator was badly injured by the falling balloon and a boy was hurt. Middiekarf suffered extensive injuries.
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Wallace
Idaho
W. A. Middlekarf
L. M. Odell
Middiekarf
Rose Marie Schaller Named to Christen Minnesota Battleship
Miss Rose Marie Schaller of Hastings born 1886, class of 1907 at University of Minnesota, daughter of State Senator Albert Schaller. Governor Johnston selected her to christen the new battleship Minnesota. she plays basketball and tennis, is in the dramatic club and on the Minnesota Daily staff, Alpha Phi member, and Central High School graduate.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Rose Marie Schaller
Johnston
Minnesota
Hastings
University of Minnesota
Albert Schaller
Miss Schaller
Dramatic Club
The
Minnesota Daily
Alpha Phi Sorority
Minneapolis Central High School
Rush to Goldfield On Boston Capital in Western Reduction Co
Boston interests back the New Western Reduction Company led by Tod C. Woodworth as vice president and consulting engineer. The plant will start with 10 stamps, later doubling capacity, while water supply negotiations push for a Sierra pipeline to sustain a rapidly growing Goldfield Nevada.
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Goldfield
Nev
Boston Capital
New Western Reduction Company
Tod C. Woodworth
M. Bates
Boston
Frank B. Keevar
Woodworth
Sierras
California
Colonist rail fares to Pacific coast and inner routes
Oregon Washington California travel ads announce Colonist tickets from March 1 to May 15 for Boston to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Tacoma Seattle and Pacific coast points with lower rates to intermediate stations. Reduced rates from New England and daily Pullman tourist sleeping cars at half price via direct line or Colorado scenic route. Contact S A Hutchison Union Pacific Northwestern line 300 Washington Street Boston.
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California
Oregon
Washington
Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Pacific Coast
New England
Colorado
S. A. Hutchison
Chicago
Union Pacific & Northwestern
Washington Street
Utah Consolidated Mining stock transfer books closing notice
The stock certificate transfer books of Utah Consolidated Mining Company will close on Tuesday March 28 1905 at 4 o clock p m for the annual meeting to be held April 18 1905. Books reopen on Friday March 31 1905 at 10 o clock a m. F P Addicks Secretary.
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Utah Consolidated Mining Company
New York
P. Addicks
Market Review and Outlook
Last week saw modest position trimming and cautious stance on the long side as traders weigh higher money rates and potential Wall Street restraint from large holders. Bullish signals include robust industrial activity, rail traffic, rising bank clearings, and renewed copper demand while war costs and Russia’s credit risks loom as dampers on prices.
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Wall Street
Far East
Russia
Japan
Jance
France
Market Reaction Dampens London Stock Tone
London reports a shift from firmness to weakness as traders react to the Russian loan postponement and Paris unrest driven by events in Manchuria. Money remained tight last week due to stock exchange funding needs.
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London
Paris
Manchuria
Rail earnings improve in first week of March shows rise
Dun's Review reports total gross earnings of 6,325,617 for the first week of March across United States roads, up 8.1 percent from a year earlier after February losses. Weather delays and storms depressed February traffic, with January and year-end months showing gains. Pacific roads, including Great Northern and Northern Pacific, rise 9.6 percent. New York Central posts a small gain.
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Dun
United States
New York Central
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
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